Liam Gallagher’s Twitter account is why we don’t have an Oasis reunion
Noel Gallagher has blamed his brother’s Twitter account for a lack of Oasis reunion, as Liam continued to slam his sibling on social media.
With Liam still keen to get the band back together – after their rather acrimonious split in 2009 – Noel has rubbished the idea.
The High Flying Birds artist has claimed every message his brother posts to Twitter about the palaver is a ‘nail in the coffin’ of a potential revival of the 90s and 00s band that catapulted the pair to stardom.
And while the guitarist and songwriter said his younger sibling would put his life on hold to reunite the band, Noel wouldn’t get on stage with his brother anytime soon, calling Liam a ‘moron’ if he thinks otherwise.
Well, the Gallagher men have never glossed over their true feelings, have they?
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It came to a head earlier this year when Liam became embroiled in a feud with his sister-in-law Sara MacDonald, and was alleged to have sent threatening messages via Noel’s daughter Anais, which said: ‘Tell your step mam to be very careful [sic].’
Noel defended his wife and said his brother’s comments were destroying the chances of an Oasis reunion.
‘It’s strange behaviour for someone who is gagging for me to pick up the phone and say let’s do it,’ he told The Big Issue.
‘He’d put his whole life on hold to get Oasis back together.
‘But every tweet he sends out its another nail in the coffin of that idea.’
Noel then addressed Liam directly in the interview, as he added: ‘If you think for one minute I am going to share a stage with you after what you’ve said you are f*cking more of a moron than you look.’
While people apparently keep trying to tell Noel he is loved by his brother, he believed it came from ‘a place of hate’.
His comments come after Noel said he’d rather have Boris Johnson as a brother than Liam.
‘I would say Boris is more entertaining,’ he previously told The Daily Star. ‘His use of the English language is more superior.’
However, he did admit that his younger brother was ‘better looking’, and he probably would not be able to get on with either him or Boris – which is a tad awkward.
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However, the 52-year-old did admit that the feud between him and Liam has become ‘exhausting’.
‘He insults my wife a lot,’ he continued. ‘It is nothing to do with her at all.  Liam has got how many kids? Officially? Four I believe.
‘Nobody has got married yet so the situation has never arisen.’
The full interview is available in The Big Issue, out now.
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This guide will show you how to set up a raspberry pi connected to a display for automotive use, including installing a my app to read some vehicle sensor data over an OBD2 bluetooth scantool. To complete this guide, you will need:
· Some knowledge of electronics and software
· Basic shop tools
· Various screws, spacers, and washers in M2, M3 and M4 sizes
· Silicone to keep water out of the LCD
· 2 USB micro and 1 HDMI cable (one of the USB cables may need to be spliced into something)
· A 12 to 5V stepper or LDO rated for automotive use
· A micro tap a fuse and wire to splice with
· Waveshare 7 inch HDMI display or Waveshare 5 inch HDMI display
· 1 Anti-Glare screen protector
Figure 1 My test bench
Connect the Raspberry Pi to the HDMI display and Bluetooth dongle in the manner shown. Before we can power the raspberry pi on, we need to install an OS for it as well as change some of the configuration settings in the bootcode to make it play nice with the display. Insert the SD card into your laptop, then get the IoT installer for the Raspberry Pi here and open the IoT Core Dashboard:
Figure 2 IoT dashboard
Click “Set up a new device” and configure it in the manner shown. You need the wifi connection to match the connection your laptop uses to configure it later on. When ready, click Download and Install to flash the OS to your SD card. Once you’ve downloaded, the OS, you’ll need to make some modifications to the config.txt in the root of the SD card. Open the EFIESP and edit the config.txt file:
Figure 3 The config.txt file
Append the following lines to the config.txt, removing any duplicate config.txt entries that were already there and removing the existing hdmi_cvt entry:
Waveshare 7” Display:
hdmi_mode=16
hdmi_drive=1
hdmi_force_mode=1
Waveshare 5” Display:
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Note that the bottom 168px of the frame won’t be visible since the native resolution on the 7-inch LCD is 600p, not 768 [Dan’s note: config-txt\README.md lists overscan settings for the display. Haven’t tried it, but overscan_bottom=168 might work]. Remove the SD card from your system and insert it to the Raspberry Pi, then proceed to power it on with it connected to the same network router as your laptop. When it gets to OOBE (the first blueish looking menu after the Windows logo asking you for stuff like your language and Wifi access point) open up IoT core dashboard and look for the device in the My Devices menu:
Figure 4 Connecting to the device in Device Portal
From the Device Portal webpage, enter your administrator password and go to the Apps manager by clicking Connectivity > Bluetooth. Go to Processes > Run command, then type in “devcon disable BCMBTBUS\BLUETOOTH”. Note: This is an important step. To work around limitations in the Raspberry Pi’s builtin Bluetooth radio, this disables the onboard radio so that pairing will take place with the USB Bluetooth radio. Then click the OBD2 scantool you want to pair in the Connectivity > Bluetooth menu, then follow your manufacturer’s instructions to pair it:
Figure 5 Pairing with a bluetooth device.
Once it’s paired, go to the Apps > Apps Manager menu. Locate the app package to install and install it by choosing the appropriate file and certificate using the menu buttons. Click go to install the app:
Figure 6 Installing an app
Make sure you install the appxbundle, certificate, as well as the dependencies contained in the package:
Figure 7 Apps, certificates, and dependencies
Once deployed, click the radio button next to “Foreground” in the app list for the app. That will make it run automatically on startup.
Cool man.
Now that you have your Raspberry Pi brought up to run an app at startup and paired it with your scantool, the next step is to wire it into the vehicle. You’ll need to put together your mounting hardware, power supply, and probably some soldering equipment for this. For the power supply, I really recommend an LDO to cut down on flicker going to the display, but I picked a stepper. I can’t offer much in detail advice on how to mount this. The first figure in this guide shows how I did it, but I’m not a metal working genius by any means. One of the pictures below will show the improved version I’m currently running in my vehicle. In general, I recommend some sheet metal, a hammer, flat corner of a table, Dremel, epoxy or bondo, tin snips and patience.
The guide below will walk through how I configured it and mounted it in my vehicle. I chose to mount it on the facia covering the passenger side dash, as that was an easy to replace part in the event I messed something up and provided easy cabling access to the dashbox which I use as a service point for the raspberry pi assembled above. You’ll have to make sure you angle the screen correctly wherever you mount it. For instance, to avoid glare obscuring the instruments. To start with, take your LCD display and cover the edges in silicone to prevent water damage from seeping into it. Then apply the anti-glare screen to it and mount it to the gauge fixture. Once you’ve gotten your gauge fixture set up with the screen installed to it, you’ll end up with something like this:
Figure 8 Building a display fixture
Mount your gauge fixture back onto the vehicle, using bolts (or in my case tape and the plastic clips) to secure it to the vehicle. Route the HDMI and USB cable in the manner shown, behind the passenger side dash fascia and down into the glovebox:
Figure 9 Attaching the gauge to the vehicle.
Connect the Raspberry Pi to the cables from the last step in the glovebox, and then begin routing the power cable from the passenger side to the driver side of the vehicle to access the fusebox there. There should be a passage to the driver side visible when you remove the glovebox and shine a light on the other end. It located, might take some trial and error to find the proper routing:
Figure 10 Installing the Raspberry Pi.
Access the driver side fusebox by removing the cover under the steering wheel. Tap out the radio fuse to the stepper you install under the dash, then connect a ground wire to the chassis. Connect the USB +5V and GND lines appropriately to the stepper. Connect your OBD2 scan tool to the vehicle’s OBD2 interface. When done, your routing will look something like the below. In my example, I also tapped 12V out from the OBD2 connector I installed to the radio fuse to avoid parasitic power drain on the battery by opening the switch on my OBD2 cable and re-soldering the +12V wire to an external wire going to a distribution bus going to the radio fuse:
Figure 11 Connecting to the vehicle
Reassemble the dash cover. You’ll end up with something looking like the below. Proceed to start your vehicle and see if the new gauge works or not:
Note that when you start the car there will be 2 power cycles for the Raspberry Pi when it’s connected to the radio fuse in this way from key off to ignition. I’m still experimenting with ways to smooth this power level out; connecting 12V to the battery and using the radio fuse as a relay signal might work better for you. For me, I intermittently have to open the glove box after the car is running and just reset the power connector on the Raspberry Pi if it’s having trouble booting [you’ll know if it’s not booting if the red LED is blinking a trouble code periodically]. Alternatively, simply connecting the 5V supply to a toggle switch or backup battery may be a more straightforward method of working around this.


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TiledTileset Class
This object represents a tileset used by a TiledMap. There can be multiple Tilesets in a map
Constructor
TiledTileset
(
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settings
Parameters:
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settings
ObjectAll the settings for the tileset
Item Index
Methods
Methods
getTileProperties
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Object
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tileId
Gets the tile properties for a tile based on it's ID
Parameters:
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tileId
NumberThe id of the tile to get the properties for
Returns:
Object:
The properties of the tile
Properties
firstgid
Number
The first tileId in the tileset
lastgid
Number
The last tileId in the tileset
margin
Number
The margin around a tile in the tileset
name
String
The name of the tileset
properties
Object
The properties of the tileset
spacing
Number
The spacing around a tile in the tileset
textures
Array
The texture instances for each tile in the set
tileproperties
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The properties of the tiles in the tileset (like collision stuff)


A quick reference for the parse and stringify methods of the JSON object.
The
JSON
object, available in all modern browsers, has two useful methods to deal with
JSON-formatted content: parse
and stringify
.
JSON.parse()
takes a JSON string and transforms it into a
JavaScript object. JSON.stringify()
takes a JavaScript object
and transforms it into a JSON string.
Here’s an example:
And although the methods are usually used on objects, they can also be used on arrays:
JSON.parse()
JSON.parse()
can take a function as a second argument that
can transform the object values before they are returned. Here the
object’s values are transformed to uppercase in the returned object of the
parse
method:
Note: Trailing commas are not valid in JSON, so
JSON.parse()
throws an error if the string passed to it has
trailing commas.
JSON.stringify()
JSON.stringify()
can take two additional arguments, the first
one being a replacer
function and the second a
String
or Number
value to use as a
space
in the returned string.
The replacer function can be used to filter out values, as any value
returned as undefined
will be out of the returned string:
And an example with a space
argument passed-in:
In this tutorial, you used explored how to use the
JSON.parse()
and JSON.stringify()
methods. If
you’d like to learn more about working with JSON in Javascript, check out
our
How To Work with JSON in JavaScript
tutorial.
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Spanish police intercept submarine with 3,000 kilos of cocaine
by Jack QuannPolice in Spain have arrested two people after intercepting a submarine off its north-west coast.
The submersible contained around 3, 000 kilos of cocaine, Spanish state broadcaster TVE reports.
The submarine had come from a country in Latin America and arrived in Spain on Sunday.
A third person who was on-board is reportedly on the run.
Authorities are trying to re-float the submarine, which is 20 meters long.
Investigators are also trying to clarify whether the submarine had sailed from South America to Spain with the drugs - or whether they picked up the cargo en-route.
It was discovered off the coast of Galicia, in an area known as Morrazo.
Main image: This 2016 file photo shows The Rio Segura, a Spanish Guardia Civil ship, in Calabria, southern Italy | Image: Alfonso Di Vincenzo/Zuma Press/PA Images


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Infinity Rod (One-Handed Blunt Weapon)
Infinity Crusher (Two-Handed Blunt Weapon)
Infinity Scepter (Two-Handed Staff)
Infinity Stinger (Dagger)
Infinity Fang (Fist Weapon)
Infinity Bow (Bow)
Infinity Wing (Dualsword)
Infinity Spear (Pole Arm)
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COLOR OF A BRISK AND LEAPING DAY A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 6.0 Alternative Scale: **1/2 out of ****
United States, 1996 Running Length: 1:27 MPAA Classification: No MPAA Rating (Mature themes) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 Shown at the Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema, 5/3/96, 5/4/96
Cast: Peter Alexander, Jeri Arrendondo, Henry Gibson, Diana Larkin, Michael Stipe, Bok Yun Chon Director: Christopher Munch Producer: Andrea Sperling Screenplay: Christopher Munch Cinematography: Rob Sweeney
COLOR OF A BRISK AND LEAPING DAY won a deserved cinematography award at the 1996 Sundance Film Festival. This movie, shot in black- and-white, makes brilliant use of grays and shadows to create a tapestry of unparalleled visual impact. Unfortunately, the tale unfolded by these images is both pedestrian and incomplete, with a number of frustrating narrative holes that writer/director Christopher Munch feels no need to plug.
This is the story of "John Lee, Railroad Man" (Peter Alexander). Lee, an Asian American living in post-World War II California, is concerned about the possible demise of the 78-mile long Yosemite Valley Rail Road, which has been in operation since 1907. Despite his father's almost-contemptuous skepticism, Lee throws all of his efforts into saving the railroad from liquidation. When he finds a financial backer, Lee takes over the day-to-day operations himself. But even his enthusiasm can't stop the inevitable.
Although the main storyline concentrates on the railroad, COLOR OF A BRISK AND LEAPING DAY is more about Lee's awakening. Before he comes to Yosemite, his life is without direction, he's involved in an incestuous relationship with his sister, and he's unable to admit love for any woman. Once away from his family and involved in a cause that engages his passion as well as his skills, he becomes a new person. No longer emotionally crippled, he is able to fall in love and live a full, healthy life.
Despite a certain thematic richness, COLOR OF A BRISK AND LEAPING DAY has a multitude of problems. It does such a poor job of illustrating Lee's various relationships (with his parents, his sister, and his girlfriend) that they all feel contrived. In fact, there's virtually no interpersonal interaction that exhibits any semblance of emotional depth. Characters come and go with frustrating irregularity. We never have much of a feeling for anyone except Lee, and he's such a cold fish that his supposed passion for the railroad is never effectively conveyed. Actor Peter Alexander, who plays the lead, is a study in blandness.
The film is a visual marvel, especially considering its meager budget. Archive footage is blended seamlessly with new material, making it seem like Munch had a lot more money to work with. Ultimately, however, it's difficulty for me to summon up much enthusiasm for this picture. If you search hard enough, good cinematography isn't that difficult to come by; good stories are. COLOR OF A BRISK AND LEAPING DAY has the former, but not the latter.
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A lightweight component for simple navigation drawers.
To install this library, run: npm install @ngx-lite/nav-drawer --save and then from your Angular AppModule:
npm install @ngx-lite/nav-drawer --save
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War and Strife
Darksiders Genesis trailer shows off the deadly abilities of War and Strife
Carving through demons takes skill.
by Samuel TolbertWhat you need to know
- Darksiders Genesis is an upcoming spinoff game in the Darksiders franchise.
- A new trailer for the game has been released, focusing on the abilities of War and Strife.
- Darksiders Genesis is coming to PC and Stadia on December 5, while the console version is set to release on February 14.
- You can preorder Darksiders Genesis for $40 at Amazon.
Darksiders Genesis is changing up the formula of the series, swapping the third-person perspective for a top-down, isometric view. This prequel sees Strife and his fellow apocalyptic brother War on a quest, set before the events of the original Darksiders. In a new trailer, you can check out some of the different abilities the brothers have at their disposal and how upgrades will work.
The two Horsemen have different abilities that can be further improved through Creature Cores. These cores are bought with souls from Vulgrim's store and add powerful new properties like leaving lava in your wake, allowing you to develop and focus your chosen character how you want.
Darksiders Genesis is being developed by Airship Syndicate, which includes veterans from the team at Vigil Games, which made the first two Darksiders titles. If you're looking to play Darksiders 3 on PC or Stadia, you can look forward to it on December 5. Console owners will have to wait a bit longer as it is set to release for those platforms on February 14, 2020.
War and Strife
Darksiders Genesis
Apocalyptic action
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A progress bar.
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I'm a tenacious problem solver and a sucker for beautiful, intuitive design. Coding marries my love of the analytical with the opportunity to indulge in a little creative flair. I'm excited to continue to learn, build and expand my expertise as much as possible.
{myResume}I built a front-end JavaScript TicTacToe application (including game-logic) that connects to a third-party Rails API via AJAX. The application employs token authentication to allow users to register and signin. Users can also save and retrieve game-play statistics via CRUD requests. Includes custom logo design.
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LAUNCH PROJECT | SEE REPOcatSnack is a pet-food preference tracker for pet owners. Keeping tabs on the type of food a pet prefers is difficult especially if pet preferences change over time. Pet food purchases are usually made in bulk quantities meaning that accidentally buying the wrong type of food for a picky pet means wasted time, money and an unhappy critter. I built a full stack application (custom JavaScript frontend and custom Rails API) full CRUD and token authentication. Users can insert and retrieve data from a postgreSQL database. I implemented 2 levels of a 1-to-many relationship. The application consumes a 3rd party API and includes custom logo design.
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LAUNCH PROJECT | CLIENT REPO | API REPOTeam Project: We created an Mongodb/Express based API and custom JavaScript client to allow a user to create an inventory, populate it with items selected from the warehouse collection, and track quantity on-hand and quantity needed. The app only allows signed in users to view the manufacturer's collection. In addition, each user can only access and edit the resources they create. I acted as Scrum-master throughout the project and used both Trello and Jira for project management.
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{% comment %} An example of a local sitebase template that extends the theme site_base. {% endcomment %} {% extends "genlib_templates/site_base.xhtml" %} {% comment %} The extends tag must be the first in any template or it will throw an error. You're local site_base file should open by extending the theme site_base fiile. {% endcomment %} {% block page-title %}My Site {% block page-subtitle %}: Home{% endblock %}{% endblock %} {% block site-name %}My Site{% endblock %} {% block site-slogan %}site subtitle{% endblock %} {% block style %} {{ block.super }} {% comment %}blue.css relates to the page links from the django pagination module. {% endcomment %} {% comment %}Place Local changes, modifications and overrisdes in your local.css file.{% endcomment %} {% endblock %} {% comment %} Add additional stylesheets by extending the style block. {% endcomment %} {% load eulcore_tags %} {% comment %} Be sure to load the eulcure_tags custom template tags library as this provides the active link. Class needed for the white tab in the active navabar. EULCORE_TAGS can only be loaded if eulcore.django.util is in your installed apps. {% endcomment %} {% block navbar %}
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Module: Edmunds::Vehicle::Specification::Equipment
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Constant Summary
- AVAILABILITY =
Static Equipment API data
%w[ Standard Optional ]
- EQUIPMENT_TYPE =
%w[ AUDIO_SYSTEM COLOR ENGINE MANUFACTURER MIRRORS OPTION OTHER TELEMATICS TIRES ]
- EQUIPMENT_NAMES =
%w[ 1ST_ROW_SEATS 2ND_ROW_SEATS 3RD_ROW_SEATS 4TH_ROW_SEATS 5TH_ROW_SEATS AIR_CONDITIONING AIRBAGS AUDIO_SYSTEM BRAKE_SYSTEM CARGO_DIMENSIONS COLLISION_SAFETY_SYSTEM COLOR CONVERTIBLE_ROOF DIFFERENTIAL DOORS DRIVE_TYPE DRIVER_SEAT ENGINE EXTERIOR_DIMENSIONS EXTERIOR_LIGHTS FRONT_PASSENGER_SEAT INSTRUMENTATION INTERIOR_DIMENSIONS MANUFACTURER MIRRORS MOBILE_CONNECTIVITY NAVIGATION_SYSTEM PARKING_AID POWER_OUTLETS SEATBELTS SEATING_CONFIGURATION SECURITY SPARE_TIRE/WHEEL SPECIFICATIONS STEERING STEERING_WHEEL STORAGE SUNROOF SUSPENSION TECHNOLOGY_FEATURE TELEMATICS TIRES TRAILER_TOWING_EQUIPMENT TRANSMISSION TRUCK_BED TRUNK VIDEO_SYSTEM WARRANTY WHEELS WINDOWS ]


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PROJECT OVERVIEW: Objective
- The goal is to enable people to enjoy music with others around them.
- It does so by aggregating everyones' playlist in the same physical space and playing back songs that the majority would enjoy.
PROJECT OVERVIEW: Physical Description
- Web Application built with Spotify Web API
- Users (on Spotify) would access the Web App and authorize the app to pull his/her playlist from Spotify
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This game is played on an empty 11x11 square board (each player has 50 stones):
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| Tw'O' examples
Here are two examples of the 'O' pattern. White pattern with be a winning position, since it is made of 10 stones. |
| L'examples
The top black L has 5 stones. The bottom black L has 6 stones, since the other two stones do not count on the L structure (however, the Black player could grow it to the right). The White structure is not an L, each side must have at least 3 stones. |
| X's and I These are typical N in-a-row, with at least 4 stones. |
| Counting after a
stalemate When both players find themselves in a stalemate, i.e., no one will beat the largest patterns, they should count their points. In this board, the marked stones represent the structures that get some points. Black wins 13-12, 8 points for his O and 5 for his X. |
| L and I Patters can share stones. The marked Black stone is part of an L pattern of size 6, and part of an I pattern of size 4. |
You can read more details in the following webpage, namely the winning goal procedure..


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sincerely apologise for the fact that due to the prevailing circumstances,
and the conditions under which this text has been composed, I have been
unable:
- to avoid some repetitions in its various
parts,
- to display a fully consistent transliteration,
some words or expressions appearing in the ITRANS 5.1 encoding scheme,
while some others appear with the usual diacritics (but placed after the
letter instead of above it, as impossible in a standard wordprocessor),
and long vowels are shown with a circumflex (often used when gallicising
or diplaying in French texts Sanskrit words in fonts with no macron available;
(Hence what should be in strict ITRANS shrii may appear here as Srī.)
I do hope these stylistic and typographic defects will no make the reading
too tedious.
I have been kindly requested to write an article about my experience and interest in the IITM Software. Upon receiving this suggestion I must confess I met with two contradictory feelings. On the one hand, I was pleased and even also somewhat proud; I felt glad indeed if I could in any way bring a contribution to young Indian students, as being myself a Westerner with a very great moral and spiritual debt towards Mother India, at least and at last I could perhaps do something useful towards Her and her children.
On the other end, I felt
somewhat reluctant because writing such an article meant inevitably speaking
at length about myself, which I do hate and find utterly repellent. Even
in French we use to say: « le moi est haļssable », i.e.
« The I is detestable ». And I was deeply aware of that long
before I read the famous words from the Bhagavatpaada:
manobuddhyaha.nkaarachittaani naahaM.
But after pondering carefully over the subject
the first feeling overcame the second, and here follows my small article
(at least I shall try to make it short in spite of an inborn tendency to
be often quite talkative and prone to unending comments). I shall make
it in three parts:
I. My condition as a heavily disabled person
II. My interest in the Sanaatana Dharma
III. My interest in the IITM software
I. My condition as a heavily disabled person
I was fortunate enough not to be born disabled nor did it happen during my childhood, which thanks to the Gods was very healthy and happy, apart from the fact that my father died when I was very young, only just more than 10 year old, which had very crucial and long lasting consequences for the rest of my life.
Now aged 55, my handicap came totally unexpectedly a few days before my 49th birthday in the end of 1994, when all of a sudden as a result of overwork, strain and stress (I was the Managing Director of a medium-sized company and did not hesitate during several years in very difficult business circumstances to work for 14 and to 16 hour a day) I had a brain infarct, which resulted in a stroke of hemiplegia and I remained paralysed on the left side of my body. In one way, I was rather fortunate and blessed by the Gods that, first I did not die on the spot, or during the first three following days, which is often the case, and second that the accident took place in the right side of my brain, thus affecting the left side of my body; should had it been the reverse, I should have lost speech and my hand-writing capability, a full disaster for me who happen to be a right-handed person. After six months of highly dedicated rehabilitation in a physiotherapy clinic, with a lot of will, endurance and determination I could recover pretty well but not enough to be able to take up my old job again. I was dismissed by my company in 1995 and was declared an invalid by the French Social Security. Since then I am so to say a kind of person in early retirement.
Unfortunately in 1995 and
1997 I experienced some more health problems in my brain that more or less
ruined the good recovery I had reached before those complications.
The biggest problem for me comes from my left hand that is now virtually
dead. Prior to my accident I was very excellent indeed at typing on a keyboard,
having learnt at school during my commercial studies, and using professionally
and rapidly all my ten fingers from both hands. Now I can type with only
three fingers of my right hand.
II. My interest in the Sanaatana Dharma
Born in France, (in a family
native of Alsace near the German border, why my name does not sound typically
French, like Dupont or Durand), just after Worl War II, in late November
1945, I had always been a very religious boy, but when I reached 14, I
could no longer remain satisfied with the creeds, beliefs and practices
of the Roman Catholic Church, in which I had been being born and educated.
These did not appear to me « catholic » enough, as this word
should originally mean « universal ». One day, about November
1960 (i.e. aged more or less exactly 15), while looking at random at books
in a bookshop that I used to visit quite often (in Paris where I was born
and living at that time), I started to turn over, just by a stroke of luck,
the pages of the French translation of « Jńāna Yoga
» of Svāmī Vivekānanda, and was seized with wonder
seeing that the book included two chapters on a universal religion. I felt
this was exactly what I was longing for, and I bought the book immediately
and read it eagerly from cover to cover: I was overwhelmed with joy and
wanted to know more. After reading « Jńāna Yoga
» several times, I wanted to know also about S'rī Rāmakrishna.
I started to look for further literature on the Paramahamsa, and in a rather
small booklet learnt at last that there existed one Rāmakrishna Vedānta
Centre in France. I got the address from the Indian Embassy in Paris. All
these investigations had of course taken some time, and it was only in
early May 1961 (it was thus exactly 40 years on the 4th of May 2001), aged
15 year and a half, that I first visited the French Rāmakrishna Vedānta
Centre in Gretz.There, I came fortunately very rapidly into a tight and
friendly relationship with a brahmācāri, disciple of the late
Svāmī Siddhes'varānanda, who had founded the Centre in
1937 in Paris, and had then established it in Gretz in 1947. Unfortunately
he had passed away 4 years earlier, in beginning April 1957 and I could
not meet him personally. Svāmī Siddhes'varānanda was
himself a disciple of Svāmī Brahmānanda, a direct disciple
of S'rī Rāmakrishna, appearing often in the so-called «
Gospel » (I do not like the use of this Christian name and prefer
to stick to the original tittle « Kathāmrita »: Svāmī
Brahmānanda was Rākhāl, in the inner circle of young
disciples, and later he became the President of the Math and Mission).
I became fortunately very rapidly an enthusiastic student of the above-mentioned
brahmācāri.
My main subject of study with my Vedānta
teacher (apart from the teachings of Paramahamsa S'rī Rāmakrishna)
was avasthātraya vicāra as taught to Svāmī Siddhes'varānanda
by his own teacher in philosophy S'rī V. Subrahmania Iyer, a prominent
philosopher of the XXth century (reader in Philosophy of the Mahārāja
of Mysore) and himself (S'rī Iyer) a disciple of His Holiness S'rī
Saccidānanda S'ivābhinava Narasimha Bharatī Mahasvāmī,
Jagadguru of S'ringeri from 1878 to 1912.
Svāmī Siddhes'varānanda always insisted on the fact that exactly as one needs two legs for walking or two hands for working (I experience myself this point every day more painfully than anybody else), we need, in this age, for our spiritual life to harmonise the teachings of S'rī Rāmakrishna and the pure Vedānta of S'ankara as taught by the above-mentioned Jagadguru of S'ringeri to S'rī Subrahmania Iyer, and mainly emphasizing avasthātraya vicāra, the major and unique contribution of the Indian philosophy to the universal philosophy, most of the other aspects of the Indian philosophy or theology having already more or less their equivalent or counterpart in the Western thought. That is what I dedicated my life to.
Apart from a repeated study of the Bhagavad Gītā and of course all major Upanishads I had a special interest for the mANDUkyakArikA of GauDaPAda, which deals only with the avastha-s.
Also, I read again and again and studied very carefully, and even translated in parts « VEDĀNTA, OR THE SCIENCE OF REALITY » of S'rī K.A. Krishnasvami Iyer.
Having also studied all
four volumes of THE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA, published by the RAMAKRISHNA
INSTITUTE OF CULTURE, I translated into French the two articles from volume
III:
THE ESSENTIALS OF VEDANTA by S'rī V.
Subrahmania Iyer and
PHILOSOPHY OF ADVAITA by S'rī K.A. Krishnasvami
Iyer
I also translated into French
MAN'S INTEREST IN PHILOSOPHY by S'rī
V. Subrahmania Iyer first published in 1936 by Messrs Allen and Unwin in
« CONTEMPORARY INDIAN PHILOSOPHY » edited by S. Radhakrishnan
and J.H. Muirhead in the Muirhead Library of Philosophy and also later
included in « THE PHILOSOPHY OF TRUTH OR TATTVAGNANA » a collection
of speeches and writings by Sri V. Subrahmania Iyer edited by Dr T.M.P.
MAHADEVAN, Department of Philosophy, University of Madras, 1955, upon request
of S'rī Iyer's family.
But none of these translations have been published so far. I shall hand them to my sons who shall make a good use of it, I feel sure. (more in § III.)
As my father had passed away when I was only a little more than 10 year old, and that we were not rich people, I could not afford long academic studies (quite attracted by languages, I should have felt inclined to study Sanskrit at the University, along with Bengali, to be able to read the S'rī Rāmakrishna Kathāmrita in the original language, and possibly translate it into French), but instead I had to start earning my living just after finishing my military training.
Thus, slightly over 20 equipped only with basic occupational commercial studies acquired before my military training (from 15 to 19), I started a nearly 30-year long career with the Swedish Paper Industry, first as a local salesman, then as the Managing Director of 3 different Sales Companies. Instead of Sanskrit and Bengali, I learnt Swedish, which I talk and write just about as fluently as French.
Although not properly a translator, I had to do a lot of translations from Swedish and English into French, and hence also devoted much of my vacant time to « translation studies » to become as proficient as ever possible on the subject, which also helped me to a large extent for my subsequent Vedantic translations.
From 1970 to 1981, then still living in Paris, I delivered 104 lectures, mostly on Indian philosophy and other aspects of the Sanātana Dharma. I am extremely afflicted not to have been blessed by the DIVINE MOTHER to reach the sacred number of 108, but with HER help and blessings I shall try again to make it in my next life!
My professional life was very successful but in 1994, there were a many problems in my Mother Company in Sweden, because of mergers. I was chosen as the Manager for the new French Sales Company resulting from the merger, but this meant a lot of overwork and additional strain, which resulted in the stroke of hemiplegia mentioned in the § I, which left me paralysed on my left side (in the beginning of November 1994, 3 weeks exactly before my 49th birthday). In my medical ignorance, I felt pretty sure that problems with brain arteries were always more or less related to cholesterol and arteriosclerosis, and as I had never had any of these, and although a businessman had tried to have a very hygienic way of life, I felt myself somewhat well protected or immune against such problems and I did not hesitate to work more than I should have done. I really had even become what is termed in the U.S., I have heard, a « workaholic ». It was only in the hospital that the doctors explained to me that overwork, overtax and stress may as well provoke a « brain infarct » as the most commonly known « heart infarct », all the more as in my case, the « infarct » was not a thrombosis (but I do not want to indulge into too many medical details, out of the subject, and for which I do not know all the necessary technical vocabulary in English). Besides, I may have been suffering, without knowing it, of a kind of hereditary weakness of the brain arteries' walls.
As already said, prior to my stroke, I had quite an excellent typing, very rapid too and highly qualified. But it's now all gone, my left hand being almost dead, and I type with only one or two fingers of my right hand. This is why my e-mail postings take (or at least used to take?) such a long time and are (were?) often full of typing errors.
Normally, I try to read and read again chasing for these typos prior to sending e-mails. But first, there are always some typos that escape and second, it always gives me the occasion for a further digression, as new ideas are coming while reading and my messages, letters or texts use to become longer and longer with every attempt to get rid of typing errors.
But in March 2001 I bought a new computer and at the same time I invested in a speech recognition software, which works in French as well as in English and with the help of which I can now dictate my correspondence in both languages, as well as do my captivating translation work. The system runs very well and it is indeed one of the very good achievements of the information technology. And as a consequence, I do hope that a part of the above problems with typos will be eradicated in the future.
Moreover, instead of typing I can now dictate my translations or the articles I intend to write, which is quite comfortable. Now if the voice recognition software normally does not make typos, it only recognises the sounds that reach the microphone and not the words nor their meaning; the machine does not understand you but only transfers on the screen the sounds it has received, including noises from the environment, which sometimes results in other types of errors very often quite unexpected and sometimes jocular. But this is quite another story. Anyway this digression leads me smoothly to the third part of my article.
III. My interest in the IITM software :
As soon as it became obvious to me that my professional life was over and that in this respect I had become socially an invalid or an early retired person, I decided to devote all my time and efforts to the topics that had been in the centre of all my life (even if at times in the background because of my job) Sanskrit and Vedānta.
If I had started to learn some Sanskrit already when I was 15, as a fact I never went farther than some rudiments or basics and always remained a kind of eternal beginner. To be frank I had strictly no interest in learning such enlightening phrases like "Rāma sees the two elephants". What I wanted was to be able to translate very accurately the few verses from the Bhagavad Gītā or the texts from S'rī S'ankarācarya that I was quoting and commenting in my own lectures.
Thus I decided to start afresh my studies of the Sanskrit language in a very serious way this time; and with the development of the information technology and the Internet, there now exists very fascinating and facilitative possibilities that did not exist when I was only 15.
Moreover I have not the pretence, ambition nor conceitedness to write my Complete Works. But when preparing the already mentioned 104 lectures that I delivered in Paris, I have accumulated such a huge documentation that I have a lot of material available for writing articles on several aspects of the Sanātana Dharma and quite especially on Vedānta and my favourite subject viz avasthātraya vicāra.
Married in 1974, my wife and I have two sons now aged 25 and 23 who are studying and preparing themselves for the highest posts in the University. The eldest one is studying History and the youngest one Philosophy. When they have finished their studies, if my health is still permitting, and with the blessings of the DIVINE MOTHER, we intend to write all three of us a book on "some aspects of Vedānta in the XXth-century". In the meantime as they have of course quite a lot of other subjects to prioritise, I have started writing some articles based on the archives I have available here. And this is where the IITM software is proving extremely useful to me. Although I try not to overdo it with them, those articles (or a few other translations I am continuing to do on the subject and some of which might have their place in the main dissertation) often include quotations or footnotes with Sanskrit words or sloka-s. It is obvious that most Westerners cannot the Sanskrit language, but I prefer in any case to supply the Sanskrit text for some translated sloka-s so that the readers can at least recognise the words. This being the case, it is of utmost importance to cite the aforesaid quotations in diacriticised Roman transliteration. But I have decided as a personal discipline as a well as an introduction to the Sanskrit language for my sons to show the text also in devanāgarī. And in this respect the IITM software is really unparalleled. Of course in the beginning things were not very easy for me, all the more as -as far as computers are concerned- I am only an average user and not at all a specialist of the information technology. But Dr R. Kalyanakrishnan spared no effort to help me and to facilitate things for me (even at the expense of explaining very basic details that I should have known, or reminding me some other ones I had known (when starting the computerisation of my firm) but had later forgotten), and I really feel very indebted and grateful to him for all what he has done in this respect.
I came into contact with Dr Kalyanakrishnan upon suggestion of S'rī N. Krishnaswamy of Vidya Vrikshah whom I had got in touch with as to a translation of the maaNDuukyakarikaa, which is as the reader will have understood of the highest importance for me.
Thus the parts of the IITM
software that are of special and main interest to me are the ones that
refer to Sanskrit and I.P.A. transliteration. The transliteration into
other Indian languages is less primary to me although useful at times for
other purposes. As a fact I have some Hindu friends in what was until recently
West Bengal, in Kerala and also in Karnataka, and when writing to them
by now I always try to write their first names in their own languages,
Bangla, Kannada or Malayālam. This is only a small sign of friendship:
they know I cannot their language and do not intend to learn it either.
But I shall never speak Sanskrit with anybody either at least in this life!
My purpose is not to be able to buy milk in Sanskrit (as the CD-ROMs released
last year by Samskrita Bhārati would like me to be able to do). My
very limited and egoistic aim is nothing but to try to read, understand
correctly and if possible translate accurately into French just a few jewels
of the Scriptures, of S'rī S'a.nkara's bhāshya-s and of the
Kārikā-s. Should I succeed in doing that, it should actually
be quite enough for this life.·
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Gas Filaments from the Collision between the Giant Virgo Elliptical M86 and the Spiral Galaxy NGC 4438.
The giant elliptical galaxy M86 is the dominant galaxy in a subcluster now merging with the rest of the Virgo cluster. Filaments of ionized gas (H-alpha emission) connect M86 and the nearby disturbed spiral galaxy NGC 4438, revealing that they experienced a high-velocity (~1000 km/s) collision about 100 million years ago. (Kenney et al. 2008). Their collision is not obvious in broadband images, which show starlight, but only when viewed in H-alpha. The collision involved both a gravitational disturbance, changing stellar orbits, and an violent ISM-ISM collision, producing strong shocks and heating. NGC 4438 would have experienced ram pressure stripping and lost much of its gas as it passed through the hot gas halo of M86 (red contour lines in middle panel show X-Ray emission from hot gas). Unusual clouds of HI in M86 (blue contour lines in middle panel) may have originated from gas stolen from NGC 4438 during the collision.
Click on the image to reveal H-alpha filaments.
In the H-alpha image, the red color is lower velocity H-alpha emission (-600 to +400 km/s), which covers the velocity range of M86 and NGC 4438. The green color is higher velocity H-alpha emission (2000 to 3000 km/s), which covers the velocity range of another nearby spiral NGC 4388, which is experiencing ram pressure stripping from its motion through the Virgo Cluster.
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Pillars of Dust and Young Stars from Ram Pressure Stripping of the Giant Spiral NGC 4921 in the Coma Cluster
The largest spiral galaxy in the Coma Cluster is NGC 4921. Its truncated HI gas distribution (green contours) and HI tail pointing to the SE reveal that it is presently experiencing ram pressure stripping from the NW (Kenney et al. 2015). At the leading edge in the NW, the deep HST image shows a remarkable dust front, where dust and gas has been pushed and piled up. Linear filamentary features extend outwards from this dust front, some of which have young star clusters at their heads. These form from dense concentrations of gas and dust, which are too dense to be accelerated by ram pressure, so partly decouple from the low density ISM as it is pushed by ram pressure. Yet the connections between linear filaments and the downstream dust front, and the many C-shaped features along the dust front suggest that the high and low density parts of the ISM are bound together by magnetic fields, as illustrated in the cartoon.
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The Baby Jellyfish Galaxy NGC 4522
NGC 4522 was one the first spiral galaxies with convincing evidence for ongoing ram pressure stripping, as it shows the HI gas removed from the outside-in, a one-sided tail of HI gas, and an undisturbed stellar disk (Kenney et al. 2004). It was the first galaxy shown to have star formation in the ram pressure stripped tail (Kenney & Koopmann 1999), a phenomenon now known as a “jellyfish galaxy”. High resolution HST images (Abramson et al. 2014, 2016) show small dust clouds that are dense enough to resist the initial stripping, so become decoupled from the rest of the stripped ISM, but then become ablated to form linear filamentary clouds.
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Large Filaments of Decoupled Dense Gas in NGC 4402
The spiral galaxy NGC 4402 is a great example of active ram pressure stripping in the Virgo Cluster. Whereas NGC 4522 is moving away from us in the cluster, NGC 4402 is moving toward us, so that the leading side of the ram pressure interaction is the near side. Thus we can see the strong impacts on the leading side more clearly. HST images (Abramson et al. 2014, 2016) show that the outer disk has virtually no dust, since it has been stripped by ram pressure. Iirregular filaments of dust blown out of the galaxy can be seen extending to the northwest (upper right). Near the outer edge of the stripped dust disk, there are 2 large linear filaments that protrude outwards beyond the main stripping radius. These originate from dense clouds which resist the initial stripping, so become decoupled from the rest of the stripped ISM, but then become ablated to form linear filamentary clouds. One of these has a complex of young stars at its head.
Clik to enlarge image.
Transformation of a Dwarf Galaxy by Ram Pressure Stripping and the Fireball Tail of IC3418
IC3418 is a dwarf galaxy in the Virgo Cluster that is in the process of transforming from a late type dwarf to an early type dwarf (“dwarf elliptical”) due to ram pressure stripping. It stopped forming stars 200 Myr ago and has no gas, but does have a spectacular tail of young stars that is prominent in the UV (GALEX image), formed by ram pressure stripping. Many of the young stars in the tail form linear parallel streams with HII regions of ionized gas at the heads. These features have been called “fireballs”, and probably form as ram pressure continues to accelerate the gas, but doesn’t affect the stars which therefor get left behind, as depicted in the cartoon (Kenney et al. 2014).
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A Remarkably Long and Thin Ram Pressure Stripped Tail
D100 is a spiral galaxy in the Coma Cluster experiencing strong ram pressure stripping, as revealed by the very long (40 kpc) and thin (2 kpc) H-alpha tail. (Cramer et al. 2018). The HST image shows a clear spiral disk, and dark bands from dust extinction show that the inner part of the stripped dust and gas tail shows straight, well-defined edges and no signs of turbulence. There is some star formation in the tail, but most of the H-alpha emission arises from some other mechanism. The tail is simpler than other tails, indicating that stripping has been simply outside-in, without multiple radii being stripped at once. The tail does not broaden much over its length, implying that turbulence and other factors that might act to broaden it are minimized. The 2 galaxies near D100 are an interesting part of the story. the reddish-yellow galaxy to the left of D99 has no gas or ongoing star formation, and stopped star formation ~500 Myr ago. Its star formation was likely quenched by ram pressure stripping. D99 has faint spiral structure, suggesting that it is a galaxy similar to D99, but observed at a later evolutionary stage. The blue-ish dwarf galaxy below D100 also has no star formation, and also likely suffered stripping.
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This is making me Gitty.
Margins and Padding are driving me Borderline insane.
I'll have the Arrays with a side of Hashes please!
Enumeration, what's your function.
Let's get Classy, shall we?
OOPs, I forgot to mention a few concepts.
I'm feeling a little Loopy...
How the Internet Works
I guess I'm a chef now?
Thinking about thinking.
The high cost of the booming games industry
Pairing and Feedback
The Stereotype Threat
Exploring Values
Dealing With Conflict
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public final class PointD
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static PointD |
EMPTY
An empty read-only
PointD . |
double |
x
The x-coordinate of the
PointD . |
double |
y
The y-coordinate of the
PointD . |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
PointD()
Creates a
PointD with the coordinate origin. |
PointD(double x,
double y)
Creates a
PointD with the specified Double coordinates. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
PointD |
add(PointD point)
Adds the location of the specified
PointD to this instance. |
double |
angle()
Gets the polar angle of the vector represented by the
PointD , in radians. |
double |
angleBetween(PointD vector)
Computes the angle between the vector represented by the
PointD and the specified vector. |
double |
angleBetween(PointD a,
PointD b)
Computes the angle between the vectors from the
PointD to the specified locations. |
double |
crossProductLength(PointD vector)
Computes the length of the cross-product of the vector represented by the
PointD
and the specified vector. |
double |
crossProductLength(PointD a,
PointD b)
Computes the length of the cross-product of the vectors from the
PointD
to the specified locations. |
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object obj)
Compares the specified
Object to this PointD instance. |
static boolean |
equals(PointD a,
PointD b,
double epsilon)
Compares two
PointD instances for equality, given the specified epsilon. |
static PointD[] |
fromDoubles(double... points)
Converts the specified
Double array to a PointD array. |
static PointD |
fromPolar(double length,
double angle)
Creates a
PointD from the specified polar coordinates. |
int |
hashCode()
Returns a hash code for the
PointD . |
boolean |
isCollinear(PointD a,
PointD b)
Determines if the
PointD is collinear with the specified instances. |
boolean |
isCollinear(PointD a,
PointD b,
double epsilon)
Determines if the
PointD is collinear with the specified instances,
given the specified epsilon. |
double |
length()
Gets the absolute length of the vector represented by the
PointD . |
double |
lengthSquared()
Gets the squared absolute length of the vector represented by the
PointD . |
PointD |
move(PointD target,
double distance)
Moves the
PointD by the specified distance in the specified direction. |
double |
multiply(PointD vector)
Multiplies the vectors represented by the specified
PointD and this instance. |
PointD |
normalize()
Normalizes the vector represented by the
PointD . |
PointD |
restrict(double minX,
double minY,
double maxX,
double maxY)
Restricts the
PointD to the specified location range. |
PointI |
round()
|
PointD |
subtract(PointD point)
Subtracts the location of the specified
PointD from this instance. |
static double[] |
toDoubles(PointD... points)
Converts the specified
PointD array to a Double array. |
PointI |
toPointI()
|
java.lang.String |
toString()
Returns a
String representation of the PointD . |
public final double x
PointD
.public final double y
PointD
.public static final PointD EMPTY
public double angle()
public double angleBetween(PointD vector)
PointD
and the specified vector.
Returns the result of Math.atan2(double, double)
for the cross-product length and the scalar dot product
of the two vectors. The possible range of values is [-Math.PI
, +Math.PI
].vector
- the PointD
vector to compare with this instancevector
, in that orderjava.lang.NullPointerException
- if vector
is null
public double angleBetween(PointD a, PointD b)
PointD
to the specified locations.
Returns the result of Math.atan2(double, double)
for the cross-product length and the scalar dot product
of the two vectors. The possible range of values is [-Math.PI
, +Math.PI
].public double crossProductLength(PointD vector)
PointD
and the specified vector. The absolute value equals the area of the parallelogram
spanned by the PointD
and the specified vector
. The sign indicates their
spatial relationship, as described in crossProductLength(PointD, PointD)
.vector
- the PointD
vector to multiply with this instanceDouble
value indicating the length of the cross-product
of this instance and the specified vector
, in that orderjava.lang.NullPointerException
- if vector
is null
public double crossProductLength(PointD a, PointD b)
PointD
to the specified locations. The absolute value equals the area of the parallelogram
spanned by the vectors from the PointD
to a
and b
.
The sign indicates their spatial relationship of the two vectors, as follows:
a
and then b
constitutes a right-hand turn, assuming y-coordinates increase upward.a
, and b
are collinear.a
and then b
constitutes a left-hand turn, assuming y-coordinates increase upward.a
- the PointD
location where the first vector endsb
- the PointD
location where the second vector endsDouble
value indicating the length of the cross-product of the vectors
from this instance to a
and from this instance to b
, in that orderjava.lang.NullPointerException
- if a
or b
is null
public static boolean equals(PointD a, PointD b, double epsilon)
PointD
instances for equality, given the specified epsilon.a
- the first PointD
to compareb
- the second PointD
to compareepsilon
- the maximum absolute difference where the corresponding dimensions
of a
and b
are considered equaltrue
if the absolute difference between both corresponding dimensions
of a
and b
is no greater than epsilon
, else false
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if epsilon
is less than zerojava.lang.NullPointerException
- if a
or b
is null
public static PointD[] fromDoubles(double... points)
Double
array to a PointD
array.
The returned array has half as many elements as the specified points
and retains the same coordinate sequence. Expects input suitable for the JavaFX
Polygon
and Polyline
classes.points
- an array containing the x
and y
components of
PointD
instances, stored in alternating index positionsPointD
array created from points
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if points
has an odd number of elementsjava.lang.NullPointerException
- if points
is null
public static PointD fromPolar(double length, double angle)
public boolean isCollinear(PointD a, PointD b)
PointD
is collinear with the specified instances.
Returns true
exactly if crossProductLength(PointD, PointD)
is zero for a
and b
.public boolean isCollinear(PointD a, PointD b, double epsilon)
PointD
is collinear with the specified instances,
given the specified epsilon.
Returns true
exactly if crossProductLength(PointD, PointD)
is no greater than epsilon
for a
and b
.a
- the first PointD
to examineb
- the second PointD
to examineepsilon
- the maximum absolute value at which the result of
crossProductLength(org.kynosarges.tektosyne.geometry.PointD)
should be considered zerotrue
if the PointD
is collinear with a
and b
, else false
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if epsilon
is less than zerojava.lang.NullPointerException
- if a
or b
is null
public double length()
PointD
.
Returns the square root of the sum of the squares of x
and y
.PointD
public double lengthSquared()
PointD
.
Returns the sum of the squares of x
and y
.
Use instead of length()
if you only need the squared value.Double
value that equals the square of length()
public PointD move(PointD target, double distance)
PointD
by the specified distance in the specified direction.
Moves toward target
if distance
is positive, and away from target
if distance
is negative. Returns the current instance if it equals target
or if distance
is zero.public double multiply(PointD vector)
PointD
and this instance.
Returns the sum of the pairwise products of both instances' x
and y
.
That sum equals lengthSquared()
if the specified vector
equals this instance.vector
- the PointD
to multiply with this instanceDouble
value that represents the scalar dot product
of the specified vector
and this instancejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if vector
is null
public PointD restrict(double minX, double minY, double maxX, double maxY)
PointD
to the specified location range.public PointI round()
PointD
to a PointI
by rounding dimensions to the
nearest Integer
values. Uses Fortran.nint(double)
for rounding.public PointD subtract(PointD point)
PointD
from this instance.public static double[] toDoubles(PointD... points)
PointD
array to a Double
array.
The returned array has twice as many elements as the specified points
and retains the same coordinate sequence. Produces output suitable for the JavaFX
Polygon
and Polyline
classes.public PointI toPointI()
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)
Object
to this PointD
instance.public int hashCode()
PointD
.hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
Integer
hash code for the PointD


Please refer to TEP 108 for more information about this component and its
intended use.
This component provides the Resource, ArbiterInfo, and ResourceDefaultOwner
interfaces and uses the ResourceConfigure interface as
described in TEP 108. It provides arbitration to a shared resource in
an FCFS fashion. An array is used to keep track of which users have put
in requests for the resource. Upon the release of the resource by one
of these users, the array is checked and the next user (in FCFS order)
that has a pending request will ge granted control of the resource. If
there are no pending requests, then the resource is granted to the default
user. If a new request is made, the default user will release the resource,
and it will be granted to the requesting cleint.


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CORICIDIN HBP COUGH AND COLD COUGH SUPPRESSANT, ANTIHISTAMINE- chlorpheniramine maleate and dextromethorphan hydrobromide tablet, film coated
MSD Consumer Care, Inc.
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
| Active ingredients (in each tablet) |
Purpose |
| Chlorpheniramine maleate 4 mg |
Antihistamine |
| Dextromethorphan hydrobromide 30 mg |
Cough suppressant |
Uses
- temporarily relieves cough due to minor throat and bronchial irritation as may occur with a cold
- temporarily relieves runny nose and sneezing due to the common cold
Warnings
Do not use if you are now taking a prescription monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) (certain drugs for depression, psychiatric or emotional conditions, or Parkinson's disease), or for 2 weeks after stopping the MAOI drug. If you do not know if your prescription drug contains an MAOI, ask a doctor or pharmacist before taking this product.
Ask a doctor before use if you have
- glaucoma
- trouble urinating due to an enlarged prostate gland
- cough that occurs with excessive phlegm (mucus)
- a breathing problem or persistent or chronic cough as occurs with smoking, asthma, chronic bronchitis, or emphysema
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use if you are
taking sedatives or tranquilizers
When using this product
- excitability may occur, especially in children
- marked drowsiness may occur
- avoid alcoholic beverages
- alcohol, sedatives and tranquilizers may increase drowsiness
- use caution when driving a motor vehicle or operating machinery
Stop use and ask a doctor if cough lasts more than 7 days, reoccurs, or occurs with fever, rash or persistent headache. These could be signs of a serious condition.
If pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away. Abuse of this product can lead to serious injury.
Directions
- do not exceed recommended dose
- adults and children 12 years and over:
1 tablet every 6 hours, not more often than
4 tablets in 24 hours
- children under 12 years of age: ask a doctor
Other information
- store between 20° to 25°C (68° to 77°F)
Inactive ingredients
croscarmellose sodium, D&C red No. 27 aluminum lake, FD&C yellow No. 6 aluminum lake, lactose monohydrate, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, polyethylene glycol, polyvinyl alcohol, povidone, talc, titanium dioxide
Questions or comments?
Call 1-800-317-2165 between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM Central Standard Time, Monday through Friday
© Copyright & Distributed by
MSD Consumer Care, Inc.
PO Box 377, Memphis, TN 38151 USA,
a subsidiary of Merck & Co., Inc.,
Whitehouse Station, NJ USA.
All rights reserved. Made in Germany.
For more information, visit www.coricidinhbp.com
PRINCIPAL DISPLAY PANEL - 16 Tablet Carton
NDC 11523-4326-1
Coricidin®
HBP
Decongestant-free
COLD RELIEF for people with
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
Cough Suppressant,
Antihistamine
COUGH
&COLD
Relieves:
- Cough
- Runny Nose
- Sneezing
16 TABLETS
American Heart Association
Health Information Enclosed
MSD Consumer Care, Inc.