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Out of Sight
[2.0/4.0]
Bank robber Jack Foley is a career criminal, but he's not a bad guy. As he is escaping from prison, he is forced to kidnap federal marshal Karen Sisco when she stumbles upon Jack emerging from a tunnel. Although she manages to escape from Foley and his accomplices, they both remain obsessed with each other. Foley eventually meets with some fellow ex-convicts in a planned robbery of a swindler who has a fortune in uncut diamonds hidden in his mansion. However, Sisco is on a crusade to find Foley, with or without the FBI, and she is closing in on him.
I had high expectations for the film since it was directed by Steven Soderbergh, but I was disappointed. It was not necessarily the direction that was weak, but the story had too much shallowness that no amount of direction could patch. This seemed to be a departure for Soderbergh in that this is a traditional Hollywood film, whereas he is usually helming more independent projects.
The basic premise of the story, the improbable attraction between the career criminal and the law enforcement agent, was just that -- too improbable. It is not that such romances are impossible, but rather that it was portrayed as love at first sight (or rather, love at first kidnap), and there was no apparent basis for their chemistry. Of course, Foley is portrayed as likable. He never does anything distasteful, and even his crimes are portrayed as victimless. Although this was meant to make him attractive, it made him unbelievable.
Another major problem is a lingering lack of tension. From an early point, we know where the story is going to go, and the film takes forever to get there.  An interesting directorial flourish is the fact that the scenes of the story are not always presented in chronological order. The challenge of determining the proper sequence was really the only enjoyable part of the film for me.
Marginally Recommended. It may appeal to some viewers. It did not to me.
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Kamikaze Jet HijackingIntentionally crashing a plane into a target as a form of suicide bombing is nothing new. Everyone knows about Japanese Kamikaze pilots during World War II, who tried to punch their planes through the deck of Allied warships, which is an effective tactic if your target is conveniently filled with ammunition and/or fuel.The suicide hijacking is an especially effective form of terrorism, both for its hip, modern appeal and its multifaceted fear factor -- you can be afraid that your own plane will be hijacked and crashed, or that your throat will be cut during the hijacking, or that you will be hit by a hijacked plane, or that your government will be destabilized by a plane crashing into its equivalent of the White House. Airplanes have only been available for the last century or so. Their effectiveness as weapons is even more recent, since the fuel capacity and maximum speed of a 1909 Wright Military Flyer would hardly dent a barn, let alone inspire mass terror. The Japanese use of kamikaze techniques in WWII was technically terroristic in nature, since its intent was divided pretty equally between destroying military targets and freaking out enemy soldiers. However, it did take place within a context of military battle and it was not used on civilian targets. The Japanese efforts were first seen in action near the Philippines, the first Kamikaze scheme to arise from the Philippines but certainly not the last. In 1974, a psychotic celebrity stalker named Samuel Byck ended his not-illustrious non-career as a homicidal maniac by attempting to storm a parked aircraft and hijack it, with the intent of crashing it into the White House in order to kill Richard M. Nixon. The plan was not well thought out. Rather than buy a ticket and hijack a plane in flight, he chose to shoot his way onto the plane at the airport with the predictable result that he was gunned down by the police. Wounded, he committed suicide rather than surrender. While the psychosis (or lack thereof) afflicting suicide terrorists is considered debatable, their plans are generally a lot better thought out than Byck's. Suicide plane attacks, including hijackings, have long been contemplated, attempted and even successfully executed by an eclectic mix of assassins, madmen and terrorists. It's been discussed, planned and thwarted so many times that the only surprising thing about September 11 was the fact everyone was "shocked, shocked" to see it actually happening on national TV. In fact, it had already been seen on national TV -- during the mid-80s broadcast of the 1981 theatrical release Escape From New York, which opens with suicide terrorists hijacking a jumbo jet and crashing it into a NYC skyscraper. But never mind that. In the "reality-based community," the earliest documented warning of what lay ahead for the United States currently appears to have come in late 1992 and early 1993, when informants working for the Egyptian and U.S. governments reported that a terrorist who had infiltrated the Sudanese Air Force was planning to bomb an Egyptian presidential mansion then crash his fighter into the U.S. Embassy in Cairo. The terror plot, which was linked to al Qaeda, clearly showed exactly how airplanes appealed to terrorists. But there was so much worse to come. By the time of the above incident, people were beginning to wake up the possibility that someone could pull off a suicide hijacking, and the Pentagon commissioned a study to look into the risk in 1993. In early 1994, a disgruntled FedEx worker tried unsuccessfully to storm a jet's cockpit and crash the plane into a company facility. It didn't take long for the concept to advance dramatically. The date was September 11, 1994. YES, THAT'S RIGHT, SEPTEMBER 11. After downing a lot of crack cocaine and booze, Frank Eugene Corder climbed into an airplane and took off. Had he spent a little less time partying, the crash would have come that evening. Instead, around 2 a.m. the morning of Sept. 12, Corder attempted to crash the stolen airplane into the White House. He missed by a matter of yards. Like Timothy McVeigh, Corder was a Army veteran. Like Jose Padilla, he had passed a few stints in prison. Like Mohammed Atta and Zacarias Moussaoui, he was a student pilot. He was officially designated a lone, uh, planeman and quickly forgotten. Well, forgotten by some. Just four days later, Ramzi Yousef and Khalid Shaikh Mohammed began drawing up plans on Yousef's laptop for an operation they code-named "Bojinka." It was an incredibly ambitious plot, parts of which would eventually be implemented on September 11, 2001. There's no direct evidence that Corder's 9/11 misadventure inspired Yousef and KSM to dream their dream of a future 9/11, but the timing is pretty suggestive. al Qaeda operatives are known to follow the news closely, and it's well documented that al Qaeda's 9/11 was plotted around this time. After his capture in 2003, KSM told his U.S. interrogators that the two terrorists had flipped through atlases and tourist guides, looking at pictures of American skyscrapers and picking some as targets, including the World Trade Centers, the Transamerica Building in San Francisco and the Sears Tower in Chicago. A co-conspirator captured in 1995 told U.S. and Philippines authorities that they also planned to target U.S. government buildings, including CIA headquarters and the Pentagon. Their plan was simple and direct. Hijack commercial airliners and crash them into the buildings. (They also considered using stolen airplanes loaded with explosives or chemical weapons.) Yousef recruited Abdul Hakim Murad, a U.S. trained pilot and a childhood friend, to take control of the cockpit. Another phase of the plan would place bombs on 11 U.S.-bound aircraft over the Pacific Ocean, timed to detonate over a 48-hour period. Khalid and Yousef flew tests through November and December 1994, in which they worked on the bombing phase of Bojinka. Meanwhile, half a world away, a group of Algerian operatives were demonstrating how the hijacking phase could work. On December 24, 1994, Algerian Armed Islamic Group hijacked an AirFrance commercial jet and threatened to crash it into the Eiffel Tower. AIG is an Islamic terrorist group tied to Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda. As warnings go, this was a dead giveaway. The plot had been scheduled for New Year's Eve, but the operatives carrying it out had moved it up to Christmas Eve due to concerns about being caught. The change of plans ended up putting the flight on a refueling stop before it could hit the tower, and French commandos stormed the plane, successfully killing the hijackers. The plot has never been directly tied to Yousef's plan except through the two cells' mutual connections to bin Laden, but certainly the timing raises a few questions, coming hot on the heels of a test detonation of a Bojinka bomb on a Philippine Airlines flight just two weeks earlier. Regardless of whether Yousef and Khalid were directly connected to the plot, the one element that led to the failure of the Eiffel Tower attack was notably corrected in the September 11 attack: all the 9/11 flights were fully fueled when they were seized. Murad was arrested in January 1995, and Yousef was arrested the following month. In addition to seizing all the documents used by their Manila terror cell, the interrogation of Murad provided extensive and fairly specific information about the kamikaze-hijacking scheme, including potential targets and the strategy. A Philippines police report on the interrogation indicated that Murad (and possibly co-conspirators) would "board any American commercial aircraft pretending to be an ordinary passenger, then he will hijack said aircraft, control its cockpit and dive it at the CIA headquarters." In 1996, despite what you may have heard, federal officials began a several-year-long span of predicting that terrorists might hijack airplanes and crash them into buildings. The White House Counterterrorism Task Force took precautions against a kamikaze airplane attack during the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta (which were bombed from the ground despite the government's best efforts to prevent an incident). The procedures used during the event became part of standard Secret Service planning, and they were applied to national events right up until Sept. 11, 2001. George W Bush was himself protected by such contingency planning during the 2000 Republican Party convention. NORAD ran exercises on how U.S. Air Defenses would handle hijackers who seized planes and used them as missiles. The tests were planned and conducted from 1999 through 2001, according to USA Today. One of the proposed drills had a jet being crashed into the Pentagon, but NORAD decided not to run that one (which was scheduled for the summer of 2001) because it was "too unrealistic." Even the Library of Congress knew about terrorist plans to crash airplanes into government buildings, for Christ's sake. "Suicide bomber(s) belonging to al Qaeda's Martyrdom Battalion could crash-land an aircraft packed with high explosives (C-4 and semtex) into the Pentagon, the headquarters of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), or the White House," said a September 1999 Library report. While all these warning bells were sounding, dozens of al Qaeda operatives were descending on the United States, many of them signing up for pilot training at America's fine flight schools. Despite the fact that Murad and others had trained here for airborne suicide missions, and despite the fact that Yousef and other captured terrorists repeatedly threatened that American was riddled with suicidal terrorist soldiers, there was no focus on U.S. flight schools that catered to Middle Eastern students. Simply put, no one noticed, and no one cared. So when the Phoenix FBI office reported that terrorists associated with bin Laden were taking flying lessons, nobody did anything about it. And when a flight school reported that a student named Zacarias Moussaoui was taking lessons in steering a plane but had no interested in how to take off or land, the FBI tossed him in a cell on a visa charge and forgot about him. On September 11, 2001, the topic of kamikaze hijackings suddenly became MUCH more interesting to everyone, as two airplanes smashed into the World Trade Center towers and utterly obliterated them, and a third crashed into the Pentagon -- just as Ramzi Yousef had envisioned six years earlier. A fourth plane (downed by its own passengers) is believed to have been targeted for the White House, just like Samuel Byck in 1974 and Charles Eugene Corder in 1994. Not surprisingly, since this event, there has been a great deal of attention to the risks of suicide hijackings. A few hijacking attempts since September 11 have been foiled by various parties; some may have been intended as suicide bombs, but there aren't any plots that have been proven beyond a reasonable doubt. Al Qaeda is known to embrace the philosophy of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," so it's pretty reasonable to assume that it could happen again. If it hasn't already, that is. For instance, there was the strange case of the Egyptian airliner crash of January 2004. The commercial flight between Cairo and Paris took off, then suddenly changed course and turned around, before abruptly plunging into the sea near Sharm el-Sheikh, an Egyptian resort town. UK Prime Minister Tony Blair just happened to be vacationing in Sharm el-Sheikh at the time. The Egyptian government announced that the crash absolutely didn't have anything to do with terrorism before the airplane's tail fin disappeared beneath the waves, and no one talks about it any more. Be it far from Rotten.com to question the integrity of the Egyptian government. Regardless of that case, and regardless of what the future holds, one thing is clear. There was plenty of warning that terrorists might use airplanes as missiles. You can split hairs about what the appropriate response to those warnings should have been. After all, there have been plenty of warnings that California might fall into the ocean in a cataclysmic earthquake, but unless it happens, no one will care. Nevertheless, if anyone tells you that they "don't think anybody could have predicted that these people would take an airplane and slam it into the World Trade Center, take another one and slam it into the Pentagon -- that they would try to use an airplane as a missile, a hijacked airplane as a missile," rest assured that person is lying or woefully, woefully misinformed.
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Audi RS Q8's 600 horsepower bridges the trail and the track
It's only a few tenths behind the R8 in the 0-to-60 sprint
by Ronan GlonAudi Sport unveiled its flagship SUV, the RS Q8, during the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show. The Q8's hot-rodded sibling shares the spotlight with the new, battery-powered E-Tron Sportback.
Large and in charge, the RS Q8 stands out from the Q8 it's based on with a new-look front end that gains a model-specific grille painted black, and a redesigned lower bumper with bigger air intakes. Three vents chiseled into the top part of the grille's frame create a visual link between the RS Q8 and the Audi Sport Quattro that dominated the rally scene during the 1980s. Walk around, and you'll notice the RS treatment includes wheel arch extensions, a roof-mounted spoiler, and 22-inch alloys, which are the largest wheels Audi has ever fitted as standard on a production car. 23-inchers are optional. An air diffuser flanked by oval exhaust tips adds a finishing touch to the look.
The RS Q8 lacks the flared fenders that characterize most of Audi Sport's other models, like the second-generation RS 7 Sportback and the RS 6 Avant that's finally America-bound. Frank Lamberty, one of the exterior designers who penned the model, told Autoblog the Q8 wouldn't have fit through the paint shop in the Bratislava, Slovakia, factory that builds it if it had it gotten wider. That's settled, then.
Nothing prevented Audi from making the Q8 more powerful, though. Pop the hood to find a twin-turbocharged, 4.0-liter V8 engine that makes 600 horsepower and 590 pound-feet of torque. Bolted to an eight-speed automatic transmission, the direct-injected eight sends RS Q8 from zero to 62 mph in 3.8 seconds, to 124 mph in 13.7 seconds, and on to a top speed of 189 mph, which those who regularly travel on the Autobahn will appreciate. Unlocking every mile per hour the RS Q8 can deliver requires the optional dynamic package. It's electronically limited to 155 mph without it.
Quattro all-wheel drive distributes 60 percent of the engine's torque to the rear axle in normal driving conditions. The system can shift up to 70 percent of the available power to the front wheels if it detects the rear ones begin to slip, or up to 85 percent to the rear wheels if the front loses traction.
Audi added a 48-volt mild hybrid system to keep fuel economy in check, and its cylinder-on-demand technology turns the V8 into a V4 in mere milliseconds. Official fuel economy ratings won't be published until the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) puts the model through its paces.
The standard adaptive air suspension was tuned specifically for the RS Q8, and it lets the driver adjust the ride height by 3.5 inches with a few taps of the infotainment system's touchscreen. Four-wheel steering also comes standard, and carbon ceramic brakes are available at an extra cost.
Speaking of screens, the digital instrument cluster (called Virtual Cockpit in Audi-speak) features a sportier design that provides information like the real-time torque and horsepower outputs. Enthusiasts can also measure the g-forces going through the cabin, and time track runs.
The Audi RS Q8 will arrive in European showrooms in early 2020 with a base price of 127,000 euros, a figure which represents about $140,000. Pricing for the American-spec model will be released later.


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To infer RAM functions, synthesis tools detect sets of registers and logic that can be replaced with IP cores for device families that have dedicated RAM blocks, or may map them directly to device memory atoms. Synthesis tools typically consider all signals and variables that have a multi-dimensional array type and then create a RAM block, if applicable. This is based on the way the signals or variables are assigned or referenced in the HDL source description. Standard synthesis tools recognize single-port and simple dual-port (one read port and one write port) RAM blocks. Some tools also recognize true dual-port (two read ports and two write ports) RAM blocks that map to the memory blocks in certain devices. Some tools also infer memory blocks for array variables and signals that are referenced (read/written) by two indices, to recognize mixed-width and byte-enabled RAMs for certain coding styles. – Quartus Prime Standard Edition Handbook
RAM resources are of two types:
Because memory blocks in the newest devices from Altera are synchronous, RAM designs that are targeted towards architectures that contain these dedicated memory blocks must be synchronous to be mapped directly into the device architecture. For these devices, asynchronous memory logic is implemented in regular logic cells. Synchronous memory offers several advantages over asynchronous memory, including higher frequencies and thus higher memory bandwidth, increased reliability, and less standby power.
Reset is supported and optional.
The RAM contents of Altera memory blocks cannot be cleared with a reset signal during device operation. If your HDL code describes a RAM with a reset signal for the RAM contents, the logic is implemented in regular logic cells instead of a memory block. Altera recommends against putting RAM read or write operations in an always block or process block with a reset signal.
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In addition to reset signals, other control logic can prevent memory logic from being inferred as a memory block. For example, you cannot use a clock enable on the read address registers in some devices because this affects the output latch of the RAM, and therefore the synthesized result in the device RAM architecture would not match the HDL description. You can use the address stall feature as a read address clock enable to avoid this limitation.
process (clk) begin if (rising_edge(clk)) then if we = '1' then RAM(conv_integer(addr)) <= di; end if; do <= RAM(conv_integer(addr)); end if; end process;
process (clk) begin if (rising_edge(clk)) then if we = '1' then RAM(conv_integer(addr)) <= di; do <= di; else do <= RAM(conv_integer(addr)); end if; end if; end process;
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process (clk) begin if clk'event and clk = '1' then if we = '1' then ram(conv_integer(addr)) <= di; end if; read_addr <= addr; end if; end process;
do <= ram(conv_integer(read_addr));
process (clk) begin if (rising_edge(clk)) then if we = '1' then RAM(conv_integer(addr)) <= di; else do <= RAM(conv_integer(addr)); end if; end if; end process;
Synthesis tools map an HDL design into the target device architecture, with the goal of maintaining the functionality described in your source code. Therefore, if your source code specifies unsupported read-during-write behavior for the device RAM blocks, the software must implement the logic outside the RAM hardware in regular logic cells.
To read new data in a write operation, synthesis software adds bypass logic around the RAM block. This bypass logic increases the area utilization of the design and decreases the performance if the RAM block is part of the design’s critical path. Single-port versions do not require any logic cells to create bypass logic.
Altera recommends that you use the Old Data Read-During-Write coding style for most RAM blocks as long as your design does not require the RAM location’s new value when you perform a simultaneous read and write to that RAM location.
It is possible to create a single-clock RAM using an assign statement to read the address of mem to create the output q. By itself, the code describes new data read-during-write behavior. However, if the RAM output feeds a register in another hierarchy, a read-during-write results in the old data. Synthesis tools may not infer a RAM block if the tool cannot determine which behavior is described, such as when the memory feeds a hard hierarchical partition boundary. You should avoid using these coding styles:
//Verilog HDL concurrent signal assignment assign q = ram[raddr_reg]; – VHDL concurrent signal assignment q <= ram(raddr_reg);
The optional output registers improve design performance by eliminating routing delay to the CLB flip-flops for pipelined operation. An independent clock and clock enable input is provided for these output registers. As a result the output data registers hold the value independent of the input register operation.
All output ports are latched or registered (optional). The state of the output port does not change until the port executes another read or write operation. The default block RAM output is latch mode. The output datapath has an optional internal pipeline register. Using the register mode is strongly recommended. This allows a higher clock rate; however, it adds a clock cycle latency of one.
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Pokémon Sword And Shield Will Star The Musical Talent Of Undertale Creator Toby Fox
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by Ryan CraddockUpdate: The Pokémon Company has now shared music from Toby Fox in the game. You can give it a listen below and read a statement from the man himself right here.
Original Article (Fri 1st Nov, 2019 10:30 GMT): The Pokémon series has been home to numerous musical masterpieces over the years - who can forget the tracks that play as you whoosh down the Cycling Road or as you challenge the Elite Four - and the upcoming Pokémon Sword and Shield are sure to follow that trend in style. This time around, it turns out that the core team has had some assistance from none other than Toby Fox.
Best known as the creator of super-popular RPG Undertale, Fox is not only a game developer, but also a talented musician. He actually composed all of the music for Undertale, and more recently shared his skills on Game Freak's Little Town Hero soundtrack. Clearly, Game Freak was happy enough with his work to sign him up for this major release.
Fox notes that he was asked to compose a track for the upcoming games, describing it as a "huge honour". He goes on to say, "By the way, it's not like a main track or anything. I just thought it was cool".
Here's a piece composed by Fox for Undertale:
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Due to a savvy marketing campaign, The Blair Witch Project was among the most anticipated of the summer, particularly among fans of independent film. It is a small budget film which demonstrates that an extravagant Hollywood production is not necessary to make a good film, as long as originality and creativity are employed.
The prologue to the film claims that the filmmakers disappeared over a year ago, and that the film was constructed from the remains of their footage which was eventually found. In a clever stroke of marketing, the film's website goes into great detail about the disappearance and it constructs a detailed background legend that the filmmakers were investigating. Official websites for films are often merely an advertising mechanism that provide an overview of the story, a description of the cast, and a few stills from the film itself. It is noteworthy that the website for this film actually enhances the film by acting as an extension to the story.
Although portrayed as reality, the events in this story are all fiction. In an age when every mundane new event (like a 45 mile per hour car chase on a crowded highway) is given national prominence by the network news organizations, it is unlikely that the bizarre events purported by this film could have escaped notice. As confirmation, there is the usual "all characters and events in this film are fictitious" disclaimer displayed at the end of the credits. However, knowing that the film is fictitious does not detract from the viewing experience. It actually enhances it because the viewer is allowed to enjoy the story fully rather than be distracted by implausibilities.
The footage begins as the three main characters are embarking on their project. They are college students putting together a film investigating the legend of the Blair Witch. Heather (Heather Donahue) is the director of the film and the project leader. Joshua (Joshua Leonard) is the camera operator and Michael (Michael Williams) is handling the sound. The footage begins as they interviewing current residents of Burkittesville, Maryland, which was previously a colonial town called Blair. The interviewees relate vague stories of the legendary witch who lived in the nearby woods, and also the story of serial child killer who murdered several of the town's children about fifty years earlier. It seems the killer was a hermit living in the woods who claimed to be possessed by the witch when he perpetrated the horrific crimes.
Eventually the trio enters the woods in their search for particular historical landmarks related to the legend. From the premise it is known that they will meet with misfortune, and the tension builds as they proceed deeper into their journey. As they become lost and encounter strange occurrences, the suspense noticeably tightens as the audience wonders what their final fate will be.
The genre of mock documentary (mockumentary) has been well established, and primarily used for comic effect (such as in the hilarious Man Bites Dog and This is Spinal Tap). While the comic mockumentary creates satire by portraying lampoons and exaggerations as reality, this film is unique in that it tries to build suspense and fear by attempting to keep all events believable. The fictitiousness of the stories is never belied by the acting as all three actors give outstanding, credible performances. The characters gradually transform from enthusiastic adventurers to terrified, edgy, and confused waifs. The main flaw is the uneven, and sometimes lingering pacing. The production is obviously amateur, but the genius is that it tries to portray a fictitious amateur production, so it succeeds perfectly in that aspect.
Highly recommended. This film was subjected to a large amount of hype both before and after its release. For people who are expecting too much, or are expecting a tradition horror slaughterfest, it may be a disappointment. It is not the scariest movie, and is not intended to be. However, it carefully draws its boundaries and successfully executes within them. Although it is not perfect, it is a marvel of simplicity, originality, and creativity.
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NDFileFITS inherits from NDPluginFile. This plugin saves data in the FITS file format.
The NDFileFITS class documentation describes this class in detail.
The NDFileFITS plugin is created with the NDFileFITSConfigure command, either from C/C++ or from the EPICS IOC shell.
NDFileFITSConfigure (const char *portName, int queueSize, int blockingCallbacks, const char *NDArrayPort, int NDArrayAddr, size_t maxMemory, int priority, int stackSize)
For details on the meaning of the parameters to this function refer to the detailed documentation on the NDFileFITSConfigure function in the NDFileFITS.cpp documentation and in the documentation for the constructor for the NDFileFITS class.


3D printed PCB service opens in US
by Steve BushAccucode 3D is to offer 3D printing of electronics for prototyping and low-volume manufacture from locations in Colorado and Texas.
This is claimed to be the world’s first service bureau for 3D printing of electronics, by Isreal-based Nano Dimension, whihc has provided the two DragonFly printers that Accucode will be using.
“With the DragonFly system’s ability to 3D print conductive metal and polymer simultaneously with precision, the service bureau will provide a production solution to produce one-off functional boards and test them quickly,” according to Nano Dimension. “The solution also allows experimentation with unique designs that are not constrained by traditional PCB manufacturing processes.”
Services offered include integrated functionality such as PCBs with side-mounted (photo right) and inserted components, functional capacitors, vertically stacked integrated circuits (below left), dc-dc power converters, antennas and RF devices – from one-offs to thousands, said Accucode.
“We have seen increasing growth in the number of businesses looking for functional electrical prototyping and manufacturing solutions,” said Accucode 3D CEO Debra Wilcox, CEO of Accucode 3D and The 3D Printing Store. “We are excited about the prototyping and manufacturing options the DragonFly technology offers customers across aerospace, telecom, consumer electronics, and IoT devices.”
Accucode 3D parent company Accucode also has a centre in Ireland, but without a DragonFly printer.


British media slam Prince Andrew sex-slave claims rebuttal
UK newspapers and social media commentators have criticized Prince Andrew's efforts to rebut allegations from a woman who said she was trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein and forced to have sex with the prince.

During the 60-minute BBC interview, Andrew claimed that the account of him meeting Virginia Roberts Giuffre — who claimed she was forced to have sex with him when she was 17 — must be inaccurate because it referred to him sweating and he did not sweat at that time due to a medical condition.
Giuffre is one of many women who have spoken out about years of sexual abuse as a minor at the hands of Epstein.
Read more: Epstein accusers testify weeks after his pretrial suicide
No sweat, no regret
"It was almost impossible for me to sweat,'' the Prince said in his televised rebuttal.
Following the airing of the interview, the Sunday Mirror newspaper mocked the prince, suggesting in a headline that Andrew showed "no sweat... and no regret."
Commentators on social media have painted Prince Andrew as a laughing stock. One Twitter post even suggested the prince's best move would be to deny it was him being interviewed by the BBC.
"It certainly looks like me, but it can't be proven that it actually was me ... And the man in the interview was sweating, and I don't sweat ... I was in Nando's [restaurant] that night, honest."
Read more: UK Prince Andrew: 'No recollection' of Epstein sex slave
Lack of judgment
The British Royal told the BBC that he had demonstrated a serious lack of judgment in remaining friends with Epstein after he had been convicted of child sex crimes.
He said he remained friends with Epstein because he was "too honorable" to have acted differently.
Lack of remorse
The Mail on Sunday tabloid said in its front-page headline that Andrew had uttered "not one word of remorse" in the interview as viewers watched him "squirm."

The editor of the Royal Central website offered more shock than sympathy. "I expected a train wreck. That was a plane crashing into an oil tanker, causing a tsunami, triggering a nuclear explosion-level bad," Charlie Proctor posted on Twitter.
Privacy waived
Celebrity lawyer Mark Stephens told The Guardian that Andrew's strategy "only works if you've got a complete and full answer to every possible question, and here there are too many loose ends."
"If he'd kept his silence he'd have been able to remain outside of the case, as he's a witness and is entitled to diplomatic immunity. He was a private individual and now he's waived that privacy."
Epstein was first imprisoned for sex trafficking of minors and conspiracy in 2008 and was re-arrested on federal sex trafficking charges in July 2019. He was found dead in his cell in New York's high-security Metropolitan Correctional Center in August as he awaited trial. Authorities ruled his death a suicide.
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SCJP Reading Notes - 2
| |Summary It is reading notes about the book – SCJP.
Object Oriented
Key Characteristics
a. Encapsulation: associate with hiding implementation details, the ability to make changes in your implementation without breaking the code of others who use your code
b. Inheritance: used to promote code reuse; use polymophism (many forms)
i. IS-A: extends/implements ii. HAS-A: based on usage, not inheritance
c. Polymorphism: many forms (see eg. as follows)
class Dog extend Animal implements Animatable {} Dog is: i. An Object ii. An Animal iii. A Dog iv. An Animatable
Overriding v.s Overloading
a. Overriding: if A extends B, A has the opportunity to override method in B (except final); Overloading: name reuse
b. Overriding cannot change argument list; Overloading must change argument
c. The overriding method can throw any unchecked (runtime) exception, regardless of whether the overriden method declare the exception, but can only throw fewer or narrower exceptions; the overloading can declare new or broader checked exceptions
d. The return type must be the same as or a subtype of the return type declared in the original overriden superclass, while overloading method can change the return type
e. The overriding method cannot have more restrict access modifier than original overriden method in superclass, while overloading method could have any access modifier
f. The reference type (not the object type) determines which overloaded method is invoked, while the object type determines which overriden method is invoked!!!(important)
eg: Overloading:
class Animal {} class Horse extends Animal {} class UseAnimal { public void doStuff(Animal a) { System.out.println("Animal Version"); } public void doStuff() { System.out.println("Horse Version"); } } UseAnimal ua = new UseAnimal(); Animal a = new Horse(); ua.doStuff(a); // output is "Animal Version" --------------------------------------------------------- Overriding: suppose eat() in Animal prints out "Animal eat", in Horse prints out "Horse eat" Animal a = new Horse(); System.out.println(a.eat()); //output: "Horse eat"
Explian: compiler checks the reference type which is Animal, but it’s JVM which looks for the object type decides which version to be invoked
Casting a. downcast: casting down the inheritance tree to a more specific class
if (animal instanceof Dog) { Dog d = (Dog)animal; d.playDead(); }
b. upcast: works implicitly
Dog d = new Dog(); Animal a1 = d; //upcast ok with no explicit cast Animal a2 = (Animal)d; //upcast ok with an explicit cast
Interface
abstract class can choose to implement any, all, or none of methods from any of the interface
Constructor:
a. Every class has constructor (abstract class’s constructor is invoked when its concrete subclass is instantiated)
b. no return type
c. first statement must be super(); or this(); (if none was there, compiler insert super() call)
d. if not type constructor, compiler generate a no-argu constructor automatically
e. constructor name must match the class, and it’s legal to have method with same name as class name
f. interface cannot have constructors, since they are not part of inheritance tree
g. constructors are never inherited.(the type of constructor in super class can never determines the default constructor you get, and the default constructor is ALWAYS no-argu constructor)
h. can overload constructor, and it’s used to provide alternate ways for clients to instaitate objects of your class. (p.s not always make sense, eg. java.awt.Color: you have to provide color info in constructor)
i. constructor could have any access modifier, including private(only code with the class itself can instantiate an object of that type, if the private constructor class wants to allow an instance of the class to be used, the class must provide static method or variable that allow access to an instance created from within the class)
Static
a. static = class; nonstatic = instance
b. cannot access a nonstatic(instance) member(variables/methods) from static method
class Animal { static void doStuff() { System.out.println("a"); } } class Dog extends Animal { static void doStuff() { System.out.println("d"); } } public static void main(String[] args) { Animal[] a = {new Animal(), new Dog(), new Animal}; for (int x = 0; x < a.length; x++) { a[x].doStuff(); // output: a a a } }
Coupling v.s Cohesion
a. Coupling: the degree to which one class knows about another class
b. Cohesion: the degree to which a class has a single, well-defined row or reponsibility


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Minimize The Difference
问题描述 :
Recently, Kiki are asked to arrange a competition. Before the competition, everyone have an expectation of the ranking. To make all the players happy , Kiki wants to minimize the sum of all the players’ difference. We define the difference of a player as |ai-bi|, ai stands for one’s expected ranking ,and bi stands for one’s final ranking.
输入:
There are several test cases.
Each case begins with an integer n ,(n<= 100)stands for the number of players in this competition.
Then follows n lines ,each line contains a string s and an integer m,(the string will contains no more than 20 characters and no space in it, 1<=m<=n) stands for the name of the player and his expected ranking.
Each case begins with an integer n ,(n<= 100)stands for the number of players in this competition.
Then follows n lines ,each line contains a string s and an integer m,(the string will contains no more than 20 characters and no space in it, 1<=m<=n) stands for the name of the player and his expected ranking.
输出:
There are several test cases.
Each case begins with an integer n ,(n<= 100)stands for the number of players in this competition.
Then follows n lines ,each line contains a string s and an integer m,(the string will contains no more than 20 characters and no space in it, 1<=m<=n) stands for the name of the player and his expected ranking.
Each case begins with an integer n ,(n<= 100)stands for the number of players in this competition.
Then follows n lines ,each line contains a string s and an integer m,(the string will contains no more than 20 characters and no space in it, 1<=m<=n) stands for the name of the player and his expected ranking.
样例输入:
7 a 1 b 2 c 2 d 1 e 5 g 7 f 7
样例输出:
5HintHint One possible solution 1. a2. d3. b4. c5. e6. g7. f
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其实就是DFS搜索，数据量较小，穷举了所有情况
厉害，支持
#!/usr/bin/env python def cou(n): arr = [1]
这一题的代码这样提交时错误的~少考虑了很多情况
好的，多谢指出
else if也是要比较两次
感谢分享 学习了`(*∩_∩*)′
对，就是把这32位当成一个长度为32的数
对于输出格式不用控制？？还是直接使用cout输出。？？
“可以发现,树将是满二叉树,”这句话不对吧，构造的树应该是“完全二叉树”，而非“满二叉树”。
妈呀！这个Dijkstra模板好长OwQ！
学算法中的数据结构学到一定程度会乐此不疲的，比如其中的2－3树，类似的红黑树，我甚至可以自己写个逻辑文件系统结构来。
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Amazon
The obvious challenge for this website was to divide the massive content into categories that make sense and also not to draw the user's attention to any specific single element but rather let the user see all the elements at once and then choose exactly what he wants. It is solved by creating an extremely effective sidebar on the left side with a dropdown menu that expands a bigger element containing an image and more content upon hovering with the mouse. In addition, multiple banners are spread out throughout different sections of the webpage, but at the same time no single banner stands out as their sizes are reduced. As for the header, the account buttons and searchbox provide the user an option to quickly jump to the page he wants to see.
Eurosport
This is supposed to be an engaging and interactive homepage with certain element or multiple elements that stand out at first sight. The interactive part is achieved with the use of the header and medium-sized buttons that allow the user to quickly navigate different subdivisions of the website. On the other hand, if the user doesn't have a specific goal set in mind while visiting the page and simply wants to browse what's available to him, the heavy use of colors and images combined with the informative captions allows to capture the user's mind with the possibility of continously scrolling down until he finds something that is of interest to him.
Wikipedia
The simplicity of this website may be its biggest virtue. While there is no apparent need to bombard the user with ads, images and text, the page still has to have a nice-looking design with a few attractive features. The creative logo located right at the heart of the site is very appealing and you've got everything you need right at your fingertips: the searchbox and the language options. This is an example of how simple can also be effective!


Class: EZMQ::Subscriber
Overview
Subscribe socket that listens for messages with an optional topic.
Instance Attribute Summary
Attributes inherited from Socket
#context, #decode, #encode, #socket
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
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- (Publisher) initialize(mode = :connect, **options)
constructor
Creates a new Subscriber socket.
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- (void) listen {|message, topic| ... }
Like receive, but doesn't stop at one message.
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- (Object) receive(**options) {|message, topic| ... }
Receive a message from the socket.
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Establishes a new message filter on the socket.
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Removes a message filter (as set with subscribe) from the socket.
Methods inherited from Socket
Constructor Details
- (Publisher) initialize(mode = :connect, **options)
The default behaviour is to output and messages received to STDOUT.
Creates a new Subscriber socket.
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# File 'lib/ezmq/subscribe.rb', line 18 def initialize(mode = :connect, **) super mode, ZMQ::SUB, subscribe [:topic] if [:topic] end |
Instance Method Details
- (void) listen {|message, topic| ... }
This method returns an undefined value.
Like receive, but doesn't stop at one message.
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# File 'lib/ezmq/subscribe.rb', line 58 def listen(&block) loop do block.call(*receive) end end |
- (Object) receive(**options) {|message, topic| ... }
This method blocks until a message arrives.
Receive a message from the socket.
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# File 'lib/ezmq/subscribe.rb', line 36 def receive(**) = '' @socket.recv_string = .match(/^(?<topic>[^\ ]*)\ (?<body>.*)/m) decoded = ([:decode] || @decode).call ['body'] if block_given? yield decoded, ['topic'] else [decoded, ['topic']] end end |
- (Boolean) subscribe(topic)
By default, a Subscriber filters all incoming messages. Without
Establishes a new message filter on the socket.
calling subscribe at least once, no messages will be accepted. If topic was provided, #initialize calls #subscribe automatically.
prefix will be accepted.
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# File 'lib/ezmq/subscribe.rb', line 75 def subscribe(topic) @socket.setsockopt(ZMQ::SUBSCRIBE, topic) == 0 end |
- (Boolean) unsubscribe(topic)
Removes a message filter (as set with subscribe) from the socket.
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# File 'lib/ezmq/subscribe.rb', line 86 def unsubscribe(topic) @socket.setsockopt(ZMQ::UNSUBSCRIBE, topic) == 0 end |


MSCI rejigs indices: SBI Life, DLF, ICICI Pru key inclusions; BHEL, Yes Bank excluded
It has added eight and deleted six companies from the MSCI India Domestic Index
Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) has announced a semi-annual rebalancing in its Global Standard Index on November 7.
A total of 78 stocks have witnessed changes in the latest rejig. SBI Life is amongst three largest additions to the MSCI Emerging Markets Index.
MSCI added seven stocks and deleted four from MSCI Global Standard Index.
The additions included Berger Paints, Colgate, DLF, HDFC AMC, ICICI Prudential Life, SBI Life, and Siemens. Meanwhile, the deletions from the global index include Glenmark, Indiabulls Housing, Vodafone Idea, and Yes Bank.
It has added eight and deleted six companies from the MSCI India Domestic Index.
The additions include: Berger Paints, DLF, HDFC AMC, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company, Indraprastha Gas, Info Edge, SBI Life, Siemens India
Those deleted from the index include: BHEL, Glenmark, Indiabulls Housing, L&T Finance, Vodafone Idea, Yes Bank
Changes to MSCI India Index will come into effect after close of trade on November 26.
The MSCI India Small Cap Index has seen 17 addition and 33 deletions.
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Tools & Methods
Competitive Analysis, User Interviews, Wireframing, Prototyping, and Interaction Design.
Cinemate was created as part of Adobe x Netflix Creative Jam where student teams from across the world have 48 hours to create a product based on a brief from Netflix. My team, Print Buddies, placed #20 out of 620 other teams with a final score of 94/100 (graded on audience, innovation, user experience, and design). There were over 1,000 partipants from across the world!
Before designing, we asked ourselves:
How can we build and cultivate a community while we stream content?
In our user interviews and competitive analysis, we found that there was definitely a market for a social streaming platform. Users found options like Netflix Party to be lacking because while they enjoyed the plug-in, the plug-in did not provide enough value outside of synced streaming. All social activities after the stream were off the platform.
In my team, I constantly pushed for usability and using color with intentionality. I designed the landing page and other smaller features(countdown, sharing clips, show details) within the product. Ultimately every aspect of the platform we created was built to encourage users to connect with friends and create watch parties and micro-communities.
Join large public watch parties, which also helps users discover new content.
Create private watch parties for friends.
Countdown until stream to build hype.
Save clips from streamed content.
Share and react to clips with friends.
Recommendations are from partygoers, creating a relevant and intimate recommendation system.
Takeaways
The most challenging aspect of this was the time crunch; 48 hours was not a lot of time. We spent a couple hours on research (user interviews and competitive analysis) and the rest on design. As a result, we made a lot of decisions quickly. When we ran into disagreements, I encouraged us to share our individual perspectives and dicuss why we disagreed. I wanted to let my teammates know I valued their opinions. The lack of judgement and collaborative attitude helped us weigh the pros and cons of our perspectives and make decisions as a team.
One of the things I learned was that we should prototype the flow early and often. A benefit of prototyping is noticing eye movements across the page. The click through prototype was one of the last things we created. When I went through the flow, there were some obvious mistakes in usability that were unnoticeable without the prototype flow. For example, the form to create a party is displayed in three columns. The end of the first column holds the submit form button. I didn’t notice this until I clicked through the flows and my eye landed onto the submit button far too early in the form. We had to create a patch solution (greyed out button) due to the time constraints. If we had prototyped earlier, we could have spotted issues like this and had more time to redo the form flow.
These 48 hours were fun! Stressful but fun. I learned that we should prototype early on in the process. I also learned a lot from my teammates who constantly challenged my design decisions. I think our team greatly benefited from having open communications and constantly coming together to realign our workflows.
Going Forward
My team and I were so inspired by the winners of the jam that we decided to continuing iterating on our idea. Come back soon to check out what we will make! 😊


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UFC 244 PPV results: Kevin Lee spectacularly KO’s Gregor Gillespie with head kick
by Eddie MercadoThe UFC 244 PPV is underway, and the promotion’s #10 ranked lightweight, Kevin Lee, just slept the #11 ranked Gregor Gillespie with a sensational head kick in the first round.
Both men came out popping with the jab. No takedown attempts happened and it seemed pretty even — until Lee landed a massive head kick that totally slumped Gillespie. WOW OH WOW OH WOW!
The win snapped a two-fight losing skid for Lee, and broke up Gillespie’s undefeated record at 13-0. With this sort of performance from Lee, it seems like his move under the wing of Firas Zahabi was a favorable move for the “Motown Phenom.” Don’t be surprised to see Lee elevated in the rankings come Monday, and slated for another top tier opponent in his next outing. Did we forget to say wow, because wow!


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Sanitizes title or use fallback title.
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Tests if the current post is assigned to any of the specified categories.
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Adds a custom field to a specified post which could be of any post type.
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Retrieves post data given a post ID or post object.

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Tests if the current post is assigned to any of the specified categories.

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Categorized view
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A couple of weeks ago I got myself a new MS Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000, that is, the black one with the split keys, and I'm loving it! I'm using it with my laptop, which I've now got on my desk in a simple stand so that the screen is raised at eye level and it works very nicely.
Before this, I used to use one of the older original Microsoft Natural Keyboards (the split one with the cursor keys in the right position) and I really liked it. It was working perfectly still after several years, but it was a lot dirtier and the keys made a lot of noise. The new keyboard makes a lot less noise, except for the space key which is usually pretty noisy anyway.
Jeff Atwood posted a review of this keyboard a couple of years ago, so I won't repeat it here; he does a better job of it.
I did use the IntelliType software to change the behavior of a few of the special keys:
One thing I did found pretty useless on the keyboard is the zoom thingie. Seems like it only really does something useful with the zoom capabilities in IE7, but since I rarely use IE it's not very useful. Also, it seems to work on most other programs by simulating the some Ctrl+Key combo, which is extremely annoying if you have the "Show location of pointer when I press the CTRL key" option enabled in the mouse settings, like I do.


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Sparse Orthogonal Regression
I’ve recently spent some time figuring out how to efficiently solve the following optimization problem:
where the element-wise penalty is meant to promote sparsity in and the orthogonality constraint ensures that the rows of are orthonormal.
Our motivation is a neuroscience fMRI application: is a person’s brain activity, stored in a time x voxels
matrix, is the time x covariates
experimental design matrix, and we’d like to solve for , a covariates x voxels
matrix, each row of which is the “brain system” associated with a covariate.
The orthogonality constraint drives the brain systems for different covariates to be distinct from one another, and the sparsity penalty encourages each brain system to be nonzero at only a few voxels, which improves both interpretablily and generalization.
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Without the orthogonality constraint, we’d have a standard -regularized least squares regression problem. Coversely, without the sparsity penalty, the problem is called the “orthogonal procrustes problem,” and has an analytical solution , where is the singular value decomposition of (see proof).
Theorem:
Proof:
First, notice that due to the orthogonality constraint, one of the terms in our objective function is constant:
Hence, our problem reduces to a linear maximization problem:
First, we’ll give an upper bound on this problem. Then, we’ll show that attains this upper bound. The upper bound uses Von Neummann’s trace inequality and the fact that implies that all singular values of are one.
Finally, to check that attains this optimal value, we compute
However, with both the orthogonality constraint and the penalty, it’s not immediately apparent how we can solve the problem – notice that the orthogogonality constraint makes the feasible set non-convex. I’ve found two approaches that seem to work:
- the alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM)
- gradient descent on the Stiefel manifold
ADMM
The alternating direction method of multipliers solves unconstrained optimization problems where the objective function separates across multiple terms whose variables are linked by linear constraints:
Notice that this formulation subsumes problems of the form:
as (\ref{admm2}) reduces to (\ref{admm1}) for some choice of .
Each step of ADMM involves computing the so-called “proximal operator” of some . The proximal operator of a function is itself an optimization problem:
Some functions are “proximable” in the sense that the solution to this optimization problem can be computed efficiently in closed form. ADMM is especially well-suited to situations where is a sum of proximable functions.
There is more than one way to split the objective function in problem (\ref{main}) into a sum of proximable functions, and each of these splittings gives rise to a different ADMM algorithm.
Splitting # 1
One possible splitting is as follows:
where is the indicator function for the set , defined as
We need to derive the proximal operators of .
Since is convex, the optimization problem defined by its proximal operator is also convex and therefore a minimizer can be computed analytically by setting the gradient to zero. The result is:
The proximal operator of is just a projection onto the set , which is a special case of the procrustes problem:
Finally, the proximal operator of the sparsity-inducing penalty is the “soft-thresholding operator,” so named because it sets values in to zero, and shrinks all other values towards zero:
The ADMM algorithm is to repeat the following operations until convergence:
Splitting # 2
An alternative splitting of our objective function is
The proximal operator of is a special case of the procrustes problem:
The ADMM algorithm is to repeat the following operations until convergence:
Manifold gradient descent
An alternative way to solve () is to apply the machinery of manifold optimization. The set of matrices with orthonormal columns is a matrix manifold called the “Stiefel manifold.” In their recent book, Absil, Mahoney, and Sepulchre develop a general framework for optimization over matrix manifolds, which we will follow here.
Letting , we can view as an optimization problem over the Stiefel manifold:
Manifold optimization algorithms require a smooth objective function, so we will replace the non-smooth norm with a smooth approximation parameterized by $\epsilon > 0$:
The new optimization problem is:
In standard numerical optimization over $\reals^{n \times p}$, a descent method for minimizing a function would proceed as follows: in each iteration $k$, choose a search direction and a step size , and take a step as:
In gradient descent, the search direction is the negative gradient , and the step size is often chosen by a line search.
On a manifold, things get a little trickier: some search directions wouldn’t make any sense because they would take us away from the manifold. Therefore, we restrict ourselves to directions which are “tangent” to at . Formally, is called a “tangent vector” of at if it is the derivative at of some smooth curve on . The set of all tangent vectors is called the “tangent space” of at and is denoted . The tangent space is a vector space closed under addition and scalar multiplication, so any step will end up in the tangent space.
The picture below illustrates a tangent space:
The tangent space of the Stiefel manifold at is:
As in the Euclidean case, the directional derivative of a function at a point along a tangent vector is defined as
Similarly, the gradient is defined as the direction of steepest ascent — the element of the tangent space with the largest directional derivative:
As in , a norm is induced by an inner product as . On the Stiefel manifold, we may take the inner product to be . With this choice of inner product, if is a function restricted to the Stiefel manifold, and is the gradient of in , then the gradient of on the Stiefel manifold turns out to be the orthogonal projection of onto the tangent space of :
This projection can be computed as:
where is the symmetric part of .
We know we want to take a step in the search direction , but we cannot simply step to , since that point may not lie on the manifold. We therefore make use of a “retraction” mapping from the tangent space of back to . Each iteration of gradient descent proceeds as , where the step size is chosen using an Armijo line search rule.
Provided that the retraction satisfies certain properties, gradient descent on a matrix manifold is guaranteed to converge to a critical point. One valid retraction on the Stiefel manifold is given by:


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THE WINGS OF THE DOVE
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 8.0 Alternative Scale: ***1/2 out of ****
United Kingdom, 1997 U.S. Release Date: beginning 11/7/97 (limited) Running Length: 1:48 MPAA Classification: R (Sexual situations, mature themes) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Helena Bonham Carter, Linus Roache, Alison Elliott, Charlotte Rampling, Elizabeth McGovern, Michael Gambon, Alex Jennings Director: Iain Softley Producers: Stephen Evans, David Parfitt Screenplay: Hossein Amini Cinematography: Eduardo Serra Music: Edward Shearmur U.S. Distributor: Miramax Films
When Henry James wrote THE WINGS OF THE DOVE around the turn of the century (he first put pen to paper in 1894; the novel was published eight years later), one of his primary objectives was to dramatize the conflict between the fading morals and traditions of the 19th century and the emerging, "modern" liberality of the 20th century. The resulting book has been numbered among James' richest and most intriguing works -- a tale that has lost none of its fascination and relevance nearly 100 years later.
When adapting classic novels (such as THE WINGS OF THE DOVE) into movies, there are generally two approaches that film makers consider. The first is a straightforward, literal translation that leaves the characters, narrative, and dialogue intact (this can often be a cumbersome approach for a motion picture, unless the source material is short). The second is to opt for a more "free" adaptation that allows condensation, change, and, in some cases, "modernization." Sometimes it works (SENSE AND SENSIBILITY), sometimes it doesn't (ANNA KARENINA). At any rate, the latter method is the one chosen by director Iain Softley and screenwriter Hossein Amini for THE WINGS OF THE DOVE. While leaving the general storyline and basic themes of the novel intact, these two men elected to alter certain key aspects of James' book to make it more cinematic and to give it greater appeal for a 1990s audience.
As might be expected, the basic plot of the movie and the book is the same (although the time line has been shifted by ten years to 1910 in the film). THE WINGS OF THE DOVE opens with Kate Croy (Helena Bonham Carter) going to live with a wealthy, cultured aunt (Charlotte Rampling) shortly after the death of her mother. Kate's aunt has every intention of setting up her niece in a comfortable, socially-acceptable marriage. But Kate, who has fallen in love with Merton Densher (Linus Roache), a poor journalist far below her social station, has other ideas. But when her aunt threatens to disinherit her if she doesn't break off the illicit relationship, Kate is faced with a moral dilemma. Her singular solution proves to be damaging to all involved.
Kate befriends a wealthy young American, Milly Theale, who has come to Europe for health reasons. Milly is seriously ill, and her state of health suggests a plan to Kate, who contrives for Milly to meet Merton. Soon, Milly is hopelessly in the thrall of the handsome journalist, and, with Kate's aid, Milly makes a play for him while all three are on a holiday in Venice. It is only then that Merton divines the nature of Kate's plot: that he should marry Milly for her money, then, upon her death when he would be rich, he could marry Kate.
THE WINGS OF THE DOVE is very much an actors' film because, although the characters are set down on paper, it's up to the performers to bring them to life. A viewer's appreciation of the film, with all of its powerful drama and uncomfortable moral questions, depends on his or her acceptance of each of the three principals as unique individuals, not stereotypical "heroes" or "villains." Kate, who was presented harshly in James' novel, is developed in the movie as a flawed woman trapped between her desire for love and wealth. And, although her plan is calculated and manipulative, she embarks upon it with deep misgivings and emerges from it with scars that will never fade. Likewise, Merton, although Kate's reluctant accomplice, shares a portion of the responsibility, since he wants Kate more than anything. And Milly, who could easily be portrayed as the helpless victim, is given a backbone and strength of personality to go along with her love of life. She is willing to do just about anything to capture and hold Merton.
The trio of actors in the lead roles all perform effectively, using facial expressions (Softley employs numerous closeups) and body language to highlight the moral ambiguities of their characters. Helena Bonham Carter, who is presented with the difficult task of fashioning a sympathetic character whose actions are distasteful, offers an emotionally naked portrayal of a woman who makes all the wrong choices. Linus Roache (who played the title character in PRIEST) develops Merton as a man who suddenly finds that he wants more than he can ever have. And, as Milly, Alison Elliott (THE SPITFIRE GRILL) embodies the woman about whom James wrote, "She is in love with life, her dreams of it have been immense, and she clings to it with passion." Supporting roles are filled by Charlotte Rampling as Kate's cold, stature-conscious aunt; Michael Gambon as Kate's penniless, debauched father; and Elizabeth McGovern as Milly's companion.
Much as he did with his adaptation of Thomas Hardy's JUDE THE OBSCURE, screenwriter Amini focuses on the emotional aspects of the story, detailing how the consequences of each of the characters' actions tears at their psyches. Like JUDE, THE WINGS OF THE DOVE is not a happy tale, but it is a vivid and unforgettable one, featuring multi- dimensional characters, beautiful cinematography, impressive set design, and accomplished acting. THE WINGS OF THE DOVE will surely be one of the Fall's most thoughtful and impressive motion picture adaptations of a classic novel.
Copyright 1997 James Berardinelli
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Advice and Advisors
Getting great advice can be critical to your startup and help you be sucessful in life. If the advice is received at the right time, it can propel you further forward then if the advice is poorly timed. There is also subtle differences which are hard to detect. Such as good advice versus bad advice or good advisors versus bad advisors.
Great advice should be tested and then taken. Bad advice should be ignored. But, how do you differentiate between good and bad advice?
Finding Advisors
When seeking advice, identify people suited to answer the specific question you have. If they have already solved the problem for their business, and your businesses are aligned, they are a good target to seek advice from.
Many people attempt to seek advice or get advisors which aren't suited to give them advice. A simple test to identify if the person should give you advice is this. Have they solved this problem before? This is the definition of an advisor. An advisor is someone who has already solved this problem.
For instance, would you ask a car mechanic how to start a business? Probably not.
However, what if the mechanic owned his business and franchised the business out. In addition, there was a 6-month wait to get your car into his shop? If you are seeking advice on franchising, customer acquisition strategy, or having a service people love, he may be the right person to seek advice from.
Read. Then Seek Advice.
You can also seek advice from people's written word rather than their mouth. If they have a blog, read every article. If they have written a book, go read it. Then read it again. Search the pages and chapters for your answer.
If after reading the book twice you still have unanswered questions, drop the person an email or tweet explaining you've read their works attempting to find an answer but can't find an answer to this specific question. If you reach out to potential advisors this way, it will pay off in spades.
Diversify and Conquer
You should also seek advice from people who have large domain knowledge about things you don't know. I know a weakness of mine is business, marketing, and sales. I find people to learn about these subjects on a daily basis. I recently sought advice on channel sales and partnerships. The advice I received was eye-opening and perfectly timed.
I also seek advice on subjects that I already know well. Having a group of peers that I can bounce ideas off and ask advice to is incredibly important. The more I learn about any subject, the more I realize how little I actually know about the subject. This is why having a group of peers with similar interests and knowledge bases are important. As your knowledge paths fork, you can benefit from knowing one another.
Bad Advice
I have received advice in the past which seemed important, but, once tested didn't hold true. The execution and expectations weren't realistic. This may be true for the advice I recently received. However, I have developed a framework for differentiating between good and bad advice.
Bad advice has the following format:
You should do A, because of B and C.
Alternatively, this is the form of good advice:
You should do A, because this paper by Gartner says B, and I know this other company is looking for solutions that do A. Let me put you in contact with them in order for you to hash those ideas out.
It is a subtle difference, but, good advice has supporting evidence. Keep in mind, actual advice is different than things disguised as advice, such as feature requests. Also, good advisors can still give bad advice. If an advisor gives bad advice, try to ask probing questions to understand the evidence they have for stating B and C.
Also remember even bad advice could be good advice, cleverly disguised. The bad advice could be dead on, but you, not the advisor will have to test this advice to see if it is true.


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Instance Attribute Summary
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Instance Method Summary
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| #url_for | Generate a URL based on the options provided, default_url_options and the routes defined in routes.rb. |
| #url_options | Hook overridden in controller to add request information with `default_url_options`. |
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| #polymorphic_path | Returns the path component of a URL for the given record. |
| #polymorphic_url | Constructs a call to a named RESTful route for the given record and returns the resulting URL string. |
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.new(routes, scope, helpers) ⇒ RoutesProxy
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The content convergence and integration conference was a mind-blowing excursion into the wild terrains of content management. For those confused by the conference title, let me tell you the gist of it (from what I could gather).
We live in the information age, yet for the most part organizations fail to use content as a commodity and a valuable asset. As writers, we need to impress upon decision makers that the strategic use of content can indeed achieve the goals of the company, and is not a superfluous add-on. Furthermore, we can leverage social media and new ways of organizing content (such as folksonomy and dynamic publishing) to create a heightened user experience that goes beyond the traditional user manual. Oh, but for more conservative companies, the traditional manual works just fine.
Well, there’s more to it than that - a lot more. Presentations ran the gambit from DAM to DITA to XML and everything in between. It was a pleasure to volunteer at the event and work with the fine folks at the Strategy A consulting group, who were responsible for organizing and running the show.


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I'm A Celebrity's Nadine breaks silence on 'Girls Aloud rift'
Nadine Coyle spoke to campmates about the apparent spat with her old bandmates
by Katie-Ann GupwellI'm a Celebrity's Nadine Coyle addressed the Girls Aloud rift rumours during tonight's episode of the show.
The former girl band member stirred up trouble outside the jungle camp long before getting to Australia as to the reasons why Girls Aloud split up.
The pop group, formed on the show Pop Stars: The Rivals in 2002, split for good after a reunion tour in 2013.
But, speaking to campmate Kate Garraway, she said: "I was friends with them all."
During the show, Kate and Nadine talked about girl bands and Nadine commented that being in one is lots of fun but lots of hard work.
Kate asked Nadine why she wasn’t friends with the other members of Girls Aloud or saw them.
Nadine replied: “Everyone gets on with their lives.
"I was friends with them all - it was all nice and lovely.
"But I was always in the gay bars with all the guys.
"I’d be out partying - me and ten guys.
"I was having a laugh. I was 18 to 19 years old.”
The conversation comes after various reports have arisen about the girl band's demise following Nadine's appearance in the jungle.
According to Nadine, bandmates Cheryl, Kimberley Walsh, Nicola Roberts and Sarah Harding made the decision behind her back and only informed her via their management moments before the final performance of their Ten: The Hits Tour.
"I felt numb. I was in shock. I definitely hadn’t seen that coming," she added at the time.
"It still shocks me. I wouldn’t do that to a, quote, friend of mine. I wouldn’t have operated in that way if it had been in my control, but it wasn’t."
But in an interview with Attitude magazine Cheryl hit back at her former bandmate.
"She's full of sh**. What d'you want us to say?  She was the one who wanted to make a solo record. Which is why we took the hiatus," she told Attitude magazine, referencing the three-year break they took from 2009.
"She wants to come out and say we broke the band up? No! She shouldn't tell porkie pies. She should remember why we took the hiatus after seven years so she could go and..."
You can read more about the alleged feud here.


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Checklist before a hike:
| Other Reccommended Hikes within Red Rock Canyons | Level |
|---|---|
| Calico Hills | Easy-Moderate |
| Calico Tanks | Moderate |
Check out the Red Rock Conservation website here and plan your hike!
Also, check out this cool blog for more details on Turtlehead Peak Trail


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If you are thinking about trying Tai Chi, now is probably the best time to take action, so please get in touch to book in for a class or for a friendly chat. If you just want advice, that is absolutely fine.