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Q: Constraint Programming toolset with most active community & resources I'm new to CP. So far I've played with MiniZinc and I'm finding this a lot of fun.
Before I commit too much, I want to figure out what CP language & solver is best to start with in terms of most active community, actively being developed and used in research, and best learning resources (examples & tutorials).
The options so far seem to be: MiniZinc, ECLiPSe, and or-tools.
Thanks,

A: MiniZinc is an excelent starting point. If you are interested in more languages I suggest to study Choco and JaCoP, both can be used as Java libraries, and both have very active communities.

A: Also take a look at OptaPlanner (Java, open source, Apache License):

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*daily commits

*active community contributors that send in Pull Requests

*monthly beta releases and 2 final releases per year

*350+ page manual and also javadocced

*unit tests, integration tests and stress test

*enterprise support by Red hat

A: For the last few months I have been playing with, as you yet mentioned, the ECLiPSe programming language to solve all sorts of problems ranging from planning problems to arithmetic and logic puzzles and I've been nothing but amazed by the simplicity and power of this language. It is based on the Prolog language, so if you have the basic knowledge of Prolog, it will be pretty easy and fast to adapt to the language and its syntax. A bonus (imo) to the language are the integrated logical loops which make it very convenient to access certain data. Also, the website provides very clear documentation and code tutorials for all of its functionalities and a page with implementations to a bunch of well-known existing problems is provided here. These especially were very helpful to me while learning the language.

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I think it's something all parents have to do at some point, especially if you live on the east coast USA. Kids grow up seeing Mickey Mouse on TV & on toys; they watch Disney movies; and there is the Disney channel and apps for tablets & phones. To our son, Disney World was just a big castle, nothing more. Earlier in December we surprised him with a trip to Walt Disney World (telling him the night before we were leaving), and he was quite overwhelmed when he realized it was more than just a castle. Our first few hours there was mostly spent close by our side, not wanting to venture out to have photos with characters or do much more than ride some of the attractions. But he did have fun, the question is….did we?
I couldn't believe that this trip had to be planned months in advance, and getting any meal reservations at a restaurant or ride reservation had to be done 60-90 days in advance. (Can you imagine if my patients had to book an appointment three months in advance?). The planning and marketing that went into this trip was quite impressive. Disney is certainly top notch. My last trip to Disney was probably 30 years ago, so you can imagine how much it has changed since then. I felt like it was my first time there.
After the advice of friends, we spent two days at the Magic Kingdom and one day at Epcot. We did the "Christmas with Mickey" party one night, staying at the park until close to 11pm. We rode Space Mountain four times that day (guess he likes roller coasters!). Our day at Epcot was sandwiched between the MK days, which was a smart idea as it gave us some time to "relax" since Epcot was a little bit more laid back.
Disney was quite an experience, but I'm in no hurry to go back. Maybe in a few years when my son is older, and most likely we'll leave my husband at home. He's not into crowds and Disney is certainly a crowded place. But it was a trip we had to do, let our son experience all that Disney has to offer (though there is so much we missed). There were lessons to be learned from this trip, including the amazing job Disney does at marketing themselves and creating a demand. It was quite impressive and something I will remember and try to learn from. Have you been to Disney? What have you learned?
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A race to find a cure–and unravel humanity's darkest secrets.
In Kenya, a deadly outbreak spreads quickly. Local villagers are infected, as are two American college students on summer break.
The CDC and WHO send a team, led by Dr. Peyton Shaw. In Africa, Peyton soon discovers that this outbreak is very different from any she's ever investigated. It appears to be part of a global experiment, one designed to unleash a new era of human existence.
As the virus spreads around the world, Peyton uncovers clues that lead to a dark secret in her past. With only hours left to stop the plague, she faces a choice that will change her life forever.
Can Peyton stop the outbreak in time? And what's the truth behind the virus? Is humanity being engineered for some purpose? Is this the end of life as we know it?
A code hidden in the human genome will reveal the ultimate secret of human existence. And could hold humanity's only hope of survival.
Genome is the second and final book in A.G. Riddle's bestselling series, The Extinction Files.
In 2003, the first human genome was sequenced. It was a breakthrough of historic proportions, but only one scientist knows the full truth of what lies buried in our DNA. That secret will change everything we thought we knew about our past. And our future.
Dr. Paul Kraus has spent his career searching for what he calls humanity's lost tribes–human ancestors who have gone extinct. When Kraus compares the DNA samples of the lost tribes with our own, he discovers a pattern of changes. A code. He believes he knows what the code is, but the technology doesn't exist to fully decode it. To protect the secret, Kraus hides his work and disappears.
For years, the secret remains buried. When Kraus dies mysteriously, his work is lost forever.
Now the technology exists to finally unravel the code buried in the human genome. The race to find Kraus's research has begun, and one group will do anything to find it.
Dr. Peyton Shaw and her mother have obtained part of Kraus's research–and a cryptic message that could lead to the remaining pieces. They soon learn that finding those pieces may be more dangerous than anyone imagined. But there's no choice. His work is the key to stopping a global conspiracy–and an event that will change humanity forever.


IN MANY RESPECTS, ZIMBABWE AND South Africa, divided by the Limpopo River, make perfect neighbours--socially, economically and politically. Both countries have histories steeped in liberation struggles, and are ruled by former liberation movements. South Africa's ANC and Zimbabwe's Zanu-PF have 149 years of struggle between them.
The two countries are also big trading partners. However, lately, with turbulent politics in Zimbabwe, the relationship is becoming uneasy, especially politically. And it has much to do with the person of President Jacob Zuma of South Africa, and the internal and international dynamics of Zimbabwe's politics.
In 2007, while criticising the then South African president, Thabo Mbeki, for being lenient with "dictators", Zuma said (in reference to Zimbabwe): "It is even more tragic that other world leaders who witness repression pretend it is not happening or is exaggerated."
This was despite Zuma's earlier comments in 2006 rebuking the Western opponents of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe. "Europeans," Zuma had said then, "often ignore the fact that Mugabe is very popular among Africans. The people love him, so how can we condemn him?" But, two years later, at a press conference in 2008, Zuma asserted: We cannot agree with Zanu-PF. We cannot agree with them on values. We fought for the right of people to vote, we fought for democracy.
However, after taking over the South African presidency from Mbeki in 2009, and in consequence taking over the political mediation process in Zimbabwe, between Zanu-PF and the two MDC parties, Zuma refused to bow to Western pressure to be "tough with Mugabe".
He even criticised the West for imposing economic sanctions on Zimbabwe, and vowed to continue with the "quiet diplomacy" of his predecessor which he said had achieved much in Zimbabwe.
However, in the past few months, Zuma has ruffled feathers in Harare, causing President Mugabe and Zanu-PF to hint on several occasions that they could reject him as a mediator (between Zanu-PF and the two MDC parties).
Of particular concern have been the utterances of Zuma's international relations advisor, Lindiwe Zulu, who is the spokesperson of a "facilitation" team that has been shuttling between Pretoria and Harare on behalf of Zuma.
Zulu, a former South African diplomat to the European Union, has tried to fashion herself as an "Iron Lady", who, according to her critics, has perceptibly set herself against Zanu-PF.
The EU and the US, which have not hidden their dislike for President Mugabe and Zanu-PF, have often stated that South Africa is their "point man" on Zimbabwe.
In May last year, Zulu allegedly described Zanu-PF's demands for an election in zone as "daydreaming". She touched an even more raw nerve by claiming in an ANC publication that Zimbabwean negotiators are concerned about the succession law should Mugabe die or retire before the adoption of a new constitution.
This did not go down well with Zanu-PF whose national chairman, Simon Khaya Moyo, took the matter up with his ANC counterpart, Baleka Mbete.
Publication information: Article title: Uneasy Neighbours? for the Past 12 Years, South Africa (Especially under Former President Thabo Mbeki) Has Been a Strong Supporter of Zimbabwe, Particularly after Zimbabwe's Controversial Land Reform Programme Started in 2000. Now, as Tichaona Zindoga Reports from Harare, the Relationship Appears to Be Going Pear-Shaped. Contributors: Zindoga, Tichaona - Author. Magazine title: New African. Issue: 516 Publication date: April 2012. Page number: 30+. © IC Publications Ltd. COPYRIGHT 2012 Gale Group.


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A quick look at Today in History, check out some Celebrity Birthdays, and find out what Days of the Year to celebrate.
TODAY IN HISTORY:
1769 – It was reported, by the Boston Gazette, that the first piano had been built in North America. The instrument was called the spinet and was made by John Harris.
1789 – Alexander Hamilton negotiated and secured the first loan for the United States for $19,608.81. The Temporary Loan of 1789 was repaid on June 8, 1790.
1793 – The first cornerstone of the Capitol building was laid by President George Washington.
1830 – The first locomotive built in America, the "Tom Thumb", raced a horse on a nine-mile course. The horse won when the locomotive had some mechanical difficulties.
1851 – The first publication of "The New York Daily Times", which later becomes "The New York Times".
1870 – Old Faithful Geyser was observed and named by Henry D. Washburn during the Washburn-Langford-Doane Expedition to Yellowstone.
1895 – Daniel David Palmer gave the first chiropractic adjustment.
1927 – The Columbia Phonograph Broadcasting System debuted with a network of 16 radio stations. The named was later changed to just CBS.
1946 – The toy company Mound Metalcraft was founded in Mound, MN. The company changed its named to Tonka Toys Inc. on November 23, 1955.
1947 – The United States Air Force was established as a separate military branch by the National Security Act.
1955 – The "Ed Sullivan Show" began on CBS-TV. The show had been called "The Toast of the Town" since it debuted in 1948.
1956 – Play-Doh was invented. Over 900 million pounds have been sold since!
1963 – TV's "The Patty Duke Show" premiered on ABC.
1964 – The TV show "The Adams Family" premiered. The show only ran for 2 seasons.
1965 – The TV show "Get Smart" debuted on NBC.
1965 – The first episode of "I Dream of Jeannie", starring Barbara Eden and Larry Hagman, was shown on NBC-TV. The show continued until September 1, 1970.
1969 – Tiny Tim announced to Johnny Carson, on "The Tonight Show", his engagement to Miss Vicki Budinger. Carson asked the two to be married on the show. They made TV history with their wedding on December 17, 1969.
1975 – Newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst was captured by the FBI in San Francisco. She had been kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army 19 months earlier.
1977 – Voyage 1 took it's first photograph of the Earth and the Moon together.
1981 – The Ford Presidential Museum, honoring former President Gerald R. Ford, was dedicated in Grand Rapids, MI. Read more about it here.
1983 – The members of KISS appeared on MTV without their makeup.
1984 – Joe Kittinger completed the first solo balloon crossing of the Atlantic.
1985 – The TV show "Late Night with David Letterman" presented its first "Top Ten List" — Things That Almost Rhyme With Peas.
1987 – "DuckTales" debuted on TV.
1987 – The movie "Fatal Attraction", starring Michael Douglas and Glenn Close, premiered in theaters.
1998 – Reba McEntire received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
1998 – The FDA approved a once-a-day, easier-to-swallow, medication for AIDS patients.
1998 – The movie "Rush Hour" debuted with Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker.
1999 – Sammy Sosa, of the Chicago Cubs, becomes the first player in Major League baseball history to hit 60 home runs in two seasons.
2001 – First mailing of anthrax letters from Trenton, NJ, in the 2001 anthrax attacks.
2003 – Robert Duvall received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
2006 – The CW Television Network launched.
2009 – The animated movie "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" premiered in theaters.
2009 – The soap opera "The Guiding Light" aired its final episode and ended it's 72 year run.
BIRTHDAYS:
Robert Blake – 89 years old (1933) – Actor (TV's "Baretta", "Our Gang", "In Cold Blood", acquitted in 2005 of his second's wife's murder but later found liable for her wrongful death in a civil trial)
Frankie Avalon – 82 years old (1940) – Singer
Kerry Livgren – 73 years old (1949) – Musician (Kansas)
Anna Deavere Smith – 72 years old (1950) – Actress (TV's "The West Wing", "Nurse Jackie")
Dr. Ben Carson – 71 years old (1951) – Ran for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, retired neurosurgeon, United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (2017-present). Born in Detroit, MI.
Joanne Catherall – 60 years old (1962) – Singer (The Human League)
Holly Robinson Peete – 58 years old (1964) – Actress (TV's "21 Jump Street", "Hangin' with Mr. Cooper", "For Your Love", co-host "The Talk")
Aisha Tyler – 52 years old (1970) – Actress (TV's "Ghost Whisperer", "Archer", "Criminal Minds", "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation", "Talk Soup", co-host of "The Talk", host of "Whose Line is it Anyway?")
Lance Armstrong – 51 years old (1971) – Cyclist (Disgraced in 2012 as a longtime user of steroids and other banned performance enhancers. The winner of seven consecutive Tour de France races.)
Jada Pinkett Smith – 51 years old (1971) – Actress ("The Women", "Collateral", "The Nutty Professor", "Menace II Society", TV's "Hawthorne", "A Different World")
James Marsden – 49 years old (1973) – Actor (TV's "Saved by the Bell: The New Class", "Touched by an Angel", "Party of Five", movies "X-Men" film series, "Superman Returns")
Jason Sudeikis – 47 years old (1975) – Comedian, actor (TV's "Saturday Night Live", movies "Horrible Bosses", "Hall Pass", "We're the Millers")
Alison Lohman – 43 years old (1979) – Actress ("White Oleander, "Matchstick Men", "Where the Truth Lies", "The Big White", "Flicka", "Drag Me to Hell")
Airforce Birthday
Hug a Greeting Card Writer Day
National First Love Day
National Respect Day
Read an Ebook Day
Rice Krispies Treats Day
World Bamboo Day
For additional information check out websites like: www.on-this-day.com, www.born-today.com, www.famousbirthdays.com, www.daysoftheyear.com, and www.nationaldaycalendar.com.
Tags: A Look Back, Celebrity Birthdays, Days of the Year, September 18, Today in History
Susan Townsend
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 *      Author: afriesen
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#ifndef BUNDLEADJUSTMENTOPTIMIZER_H_
#define BUNDLEADJUSTMENTOPTIMIZER_H_

#include "common.h"
#include "BundleAdjustmentCommon.h"
#include "bundleadjust/BundleAdjustmentFunction.h"
#include "RDISOptimizer.h"

#include <vector>

namespace rdis {

typedef std::vector< CameraID > CameraIDVec;
typedef std::vector< PointID > PointIDVec;

typedef std::vector< CameraIDVec > CamIDVecVec;
typedef std::vector< PointIDVec > PointIDVecVec;

//// class to optimize BundleAdjustmentFunctions -- main RDISOptimizer works well, but
//// this has specific heuristics, etc, for solving Bundle Adjustment
//class BundleAdjustmentOptimizer
//	: public RDISOptimizer {
//
//typedef RDISOptimizer super;
//
//public:
//	BundleAdjustmentOptimizer( BundleAdjustmentFunction & baf,
//			Numeric epsilon = 0.1, Numeric globalLipschitz = 20,
//			size_t cacheSize = 10000 );
//	virtual ~BundleAdjustmentOptimizer();
//
//
//protected:
//
//	virtual bool assignAllVariables();
//
//	void getCamOrPointToAssign( CameraID & cid, PointID & pid );
//	bool assignCamera( const CameraID & cid );
//	bool assignPoint( const PointID & pid );
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//	virtual bool markDescendantsUnassigned( const VariableID & vid );
//
//protected:
//	virtual void init( size_t cacheSize );
//	virtual void prepareToOptimize( bool initVDNbrs = true );
//
//protected:
//
//	BundleAdjustmentFunction & m_BAfunc;
//
//	// lists of the unassigned cameras/points
//	CameraIDVec unassignedCams;
//	PointIDVec unassignedPts;
//
//	// list of the connected points (to each camera) and the connected cameras
//	// (to each point)
//	PointIDVecVec connectedPoints;
//	CamIDVecVec connectedCameras;
//
//	// a count of the number of connected (and unassigned) points, per camera
//	// (indexed by camera ID)
//	CountVec numNeighbourPoints;
//
//	// a count of the number of connected (and unassigned) cameras, per point
//	// (indexed by point ID)
//	CountVec numNeighbourCameras;
//
//};

} // namespace rdis
#endif // BUNDLEADJUSTMENTOPTIMIZER_H_

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Home Local News Colombo and Galle joint champions
Colombo and Galle joint champions
The Inter-Provincial one-day tournament final ended in a no result due to inclement weather and the two finalists – Galle and Colombo were declared joint champions at the Rangiri Dambulla International Cricket Stadium yesterday.
Galle posted 337 for seven in their 50 overs after electing to bat first but rain denied any play after lunch.
Opening batsman Lahiru Thirimanne was in good nick making a hundred for Galle and all-rounder Wanindu Hasaranga came up with an eye-catching performance smashing 87 off 53 deliveries with nine fours and a six.
Thirimanne and Hasaranga added 144 runs for the fifth wicket to help Galle to a commanding total. The wickets were shared among the Colombo bowlers.
These teams' final group game was also washed out by rain at Pallekele and hence both Galle and Colombo ended the competition unbeaten.
Dambulla captained by Angelo Mathews finished third having won the play-off against Kandy although they had lost all three games in the group stage.
Dhananjaya de Silva, who excelled with both bat and ball was named Player of the Series while Angelo Mathews, who finished as the highest run getter in the competition with 227 runs at 56 was named the Best Batsman.
Lasith Malinga was the Best Bowler having claimed eight wickets in three games at 10:12.
The tournament was conducted by Sri Lanka Cricket in an effort to help the selectors finalize the World Cup squad.
The performances of some of the World Cup hopefuls were not up to the mark and the fact that the last leg of the competition was hit by rain was a huge blow.
Sri Lanka's selectors will announce the World Cup squad shortly. Mathews, who was sacked as captain after the Asia Cup debacle in September last year, is expected to take over the captaincy again.
In December, Ashantha de Mel's selection panel appointed Lasith Malinga as the white ball captain but the results have been extremely poor as Sri Lanka lost all 12 games under his charge.
The national cricket team will leave for England in the second week of May in a bid to acclimatize to the conditions. Sri Lanka will play two ODIs in Edinburgh against Scotland. They will also play two warm-up games in England before moving to Wales for their opening two games of the World Cup.
The ten nation tournament, cricket's showpiece event, will get underway on the 30th of May with hosts England taking on South Africa at the London Oval. Sri Lanka's opening game is on the 1st of June in Cardiff. Three days later they will play Afghanistan, also in Cardiff before moving to Bristol.
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Tom Ross made five saves for the Cougars.
Cuesta 4, Citrus 3, 2 OT
Just like usual, Cuesta and Citrus played a game to overtime. Only this time, in the playoffs, the outcome turned out different.
Cuesta is hosting the tournament.
The Cougars (13-17) defeated the Owls in double overtime after Erin Hasenkamp put in a shot with three seconds left to give her team the win.
Up until the goal, Sophie Mouret was the only other Cougars player to score, as she got a point apiece in the first, second and fourth quarters.
Cuesta shot just 4 of 42 and Citrus goalkeeper Katie Hart had 18 saves, but Cougars' keeper Loren Kasenberg matched her opponent with 15 of her own.
Earlier in the season, Cuesta lost a 7-6 heartbreaker to Citrus in four overtimes and an 8-7 game in double overtime.
Cuesta advanced to play Ventura in the WSC championship game. The Cougars will attempt to keep the Pirates from a third consecutive WSC title, as well as earn their first conference title since 2007.
Cuesta 87, Solano 66
The Cougars opened the season with a convincing win at their Rabobank Tournament.
Cuesta (1-0), which has no returning players from last year's conference championship team, saw newcomers Casey Rogers (18 points) and Malte Kramer (17) lead the team offensively.
Rogers hit seven of his 10 shots, including four of six 3-pointers.
Westin Hill added 13 points for the Cougars, while Kelly Walker-Kurtz had nine rebounds in the win.
Cal Poly Shootout
Peter Kline won three men's events, Lacey Buck and Amanda Maffris won two each, and the Mustangs raced out to the first-day lead at Anderson Aquatic Center.
Kline earned victories in the 100 backstroke (50.67 seconds), 200 backstroke (1:50.41) and 400 individual medley (3:59.38) to lead Cal Poly's men to first place with 1,023.5 points. Concordia of Irvine is second with 622.5 points, while Fresno Pacific is third with 101 points.
Freshman Konrad Antoniuk won the men's 200 freestyle (1:43.31) and 500 freestyle (4:35.42).
On the women's side, Buck won the 200 butterfly (2:04.91) and 500 freestyle (5:00.89). Maffris won the 200 backstroke (2:06.09) and 400 individual medley (4:30.94) as Cal Poly compiled 892.5 points.
San Diego is a distant second with 572 points. Loyola Marymount is third with 492.
The competition continues at 10 this morning.
Pet Tales: Meet Milk, one of several foster kittens in need of new homes
'They are family': Cuesta opens doors to mudslide-affected Santa Barbara hoops teams
By Travis Gibson
With victims of a deadly mudslide taking refuge in their gym, Santa Barbara City College was forced to move its women's basketball game to Cuesta College on Saturday.
MORE CUESTA COLLEGE
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mechanism of YOU in SLES 10 ,32bit version .
1) Does YOU use any authentication when getting the package ?
GUI) ? Especially using "command url"schema?
the yast2 module to get my changing applied?
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MattB
I keep hearing the term chess and I guess Im just out in the dark a little. How big of a role does the chess game make? I can sure see it happening but when the race starts its all pilot and plane, isnt it?
AAFO_WSagar
Originally posted by MattB
:confused: I don't know if the actual outcome of the races is affected by the "chess" but it is a big factor in the pits during the week.
I think a lot of the racing is a mental exercise and the stuff that goes on in the pits probably does play a part in that. For instance, if a team plays it right, they could get another team to try harder than they should early, thereby damaging the airplane, perhaps imperceptably, so that on Sunday... the race ends early for the competitor.
Dunno of the true effect but it's damn sure a ton of fun! Especially when the guys "lie" to you to help spread the goo.. <g>
Or when a team does something like putting on the "act" of being all smiles... like they're on to something.. It's just a ball to be there during that time. Because.. you don't know what's going on, it's like a mystery... who's got what? You think you sort of know but in reality, you know squat. All part of the "Reno" experience in my opinion. Perhaps the best part.
It puts a cool twist on the races. I guess it happens all year too. We keep seeing hints and "info leaks" from teams about this or that. It makes it all the more exciting. Keep bringing on the chess.:D
It puts a cool twist on the races. I guess it happens all year too. We keep seeing hints and "info leaks" from teams about this or that. It makes it all the more exciting. Keep bringing on the chess.:D Oh yea!!.. we're about to get to the "out on a limb" stage.. It's been pretty quiet this year, there has been some "stuff" going on but nothing truly earthshaking like new airplanes and such.... that is, in Unlimited.. now sport class.. that's another story and god only knows what we'll see there this year!
The suspense builds!
PS.. we could see some new T-6 entries this year... and some IF1... and and... Bear.. you about ready to get out on that limb?? Did Mikey get the AAFO limb saw sharpened up ???
Originally posted by AAFO_DABEAR
That's "chess" for the racers...psyching your opponent out.Yea!! Tht's it man! And even if there is nothing actually going on, it's a ball to go from pit to pit and watch the action at work..
You'd think that all of the teams are really close and know exactly what each other are doing, they are, after all, open pits.. but nooooo.. We've all seen guys feign problems when there were none, or cover problems when there were actually troubles with this or that...
The early morning passes, the "unofficial" times that *someone* has taken that circulate around...
Yep... those who don't make it for the early week truly do miss a big part of the action. But be careful..
One you go and get into that part of the week.. you're stuck, you'll never miss it again.
Oh the drama! Thanks for this conversation guys... I woke sort of down this morning, this little "talk" has my blood pumping... The counter on the racing page shows only about 90 days till time trials and we've only got about two weeks till PRS..
Can ya feel it... It's ALMOST RENO !!!!!
(which to the uniniatiated... is "new year" for those of us bitten by "September Syndrome"....) January first is just another day...
September begins and ends the year for all who have the disease..
Careful, it's contagious!
You'd better believe it...and folks are going to be surprised, because one prediction in the Unlimiteds is going to remain unchanged...:cool:Yep, mine will remain fairly constant from last year also.. but there is one that I can't mention because I promised not to mention anything about what I heard... I don't wanna get skinned but everyone will like the news when they see who's on the ramp on Sunday..
Anyone remember how that old kids poem went... something bout ... "lions tigers and bears??"
Hey... I didn't say nuttin!
That is awsem!! I think there is an aafo story in the "Chess of Reno". Thats a book Id buy. Even Steve Hinton, that guy is awsem! I remember driving to Idaho Falls with my Dad when I was a kid to walk around and look at the RB51. That plane and Steve Hinton are both legends to me. Id love to see Steve and the PoF Spit just once. Now that would make for some chess.
That is awsem!! I think there is an aafo story in the "Chess of Reno". Thats a book Id buy. LOL... believe it or not, there's a bit of "chess" that goes on with us "Pit Wags" also.. we can't tell ya what we're workin on for fear that someone will steal our fire and beat us to the punch..
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<?php defined('BX_DOL') or die('hack attempt');

require_once('BxDolMData.php');
bx_import('BxDolStorage');

class BxDolMEvents extends BxDolMData
{
	public function __construct(&$oMigrationModule, &$oDb)
	{
        parent::__construct($oMigrationModule, $oDb);
		$this -> _sModuleName = 'events';
		$this -> _sTableWithTransKey = 'bx_events_data';
    }

	public function getTotalRecords()
	{
		return (int)$this -> _mDb -> getOne("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM `" . $this -> _oConfig -> _aMigrationModules[$this -> _sModuleName]['table_name'] . "` WHERE `Status` = 'approved'");
	}

	public function runMigration()
	{
		if (!$this -> getTotalRecords())
		{
			  $this -> setResultStatus(_t('_bx_dolphin_migration_no_data_to_transfer'));
	          return BX_MIG_SUCCESSFUL;
		}

		$this -> setResultStatus(_t('_bx_dolphin_migration_started_migration_events'));

		$this -> createMIdField();
		$iEventId = $this -> getLastMIDField();
		$sStart = '';
		if ($iEventId)
			$sStart = " AND `ID` >= {$iEventId}";

		$aResult = $this -> _mDb -> getAll("SELECT * FROM `" . $this -> _oConfig -> _aMigrationModules[$this -> _sModuleName]['table_name'] . "` WHERE `Status` = 'approved' {$sStart} ORDER BY `ID`");
		$iCmts = 0;
		foreach($aResult as $iKey => $aValue)
		{
			$iProfileId = $this -> getProfileId((int)$aValue['ResponsibleID']);
			$iEventId = $this -> isItemExisted($aValue['ID']);
			if (!$iProfileId)
				continue;

			if (!$iEventId)
			{
				$sQuery = $this -> _oDb -> prepare(
                     "
                     	INSERT INTO
                     		`{$this -> _sTableWithTransKey}`
                     	SET
                     		`author`   			= ?,
                     		`added`      		= ?,
                     		`changed`   		= ?,
							`event_name`		= ?,
                     		`event_desc`		= ?,
							`event_cat`			= ?,
							`views`				= ?,
							`featured`			= ?,
							`allow_view_to`		= ?,
							`join_confirmation`	= ?,
							`date_start`		= ?,
							`date_end`			= ?
                     ",
						$iProfileId,
						isset($aValue['Date']) ? $aValue['Date'] : time(),
						isset($aValue['Date']) ? $aValue['Date'] : time(),
						isset($aValue['Title']) ? $aValue['Title'] : '',
						isset($aValue['Description']) ? $aValue['Description'] : '',
						$this -> transferCategory($aValue['Categories']),
						isset($aValue['Views']) ? (int)$aValue['Views'] : 0,
						isset($aValue['Featured']) ? (int)$aValue['Featured'] : 0,
						$this -> getPrivacy((int)$aValue['ResponsibleID'], isset($aValue['allow_view_event_to']) ? (int)$aValue['allow_view_event_to'] : 0, 'events', 'view_event'),
						isset($aValue['JoinConfirmation']) ? (int)$aValue['JoinConfirmation'] : 0,
						isset($aValue['EventStart']) ? $aValue['EventStart'] : time(),
						isset($aValue['EventEnd']) ? $aValue['EventEnd'] : time()
						);

				$this -> _oDb -> query($sQuery);

				$iEventId = $this -> _oDb -> lastId();
				if (!$iEventId)
				{
					$this -> setResultStatus(_t('_bx_dolphin_migration_started_migration_events_error', (int)$aValue['ID']));
					return BX_MIG_FAILED;
				}

				$this -> setMID($iEventId, $aValue['ID']);

				$this -> exportFans($aValue['ID'], $this-> addEventToProfiles($iProfileId, $iEventId));
			}

			$iCmts = $this -> transferComments($iEventId, (int)$aValue['ID'], 'events');

			$iPic = $this -> exportPictures($aValue['ID'], $iProfileId);

			$this -> _iTransferred++;

			$this -> _oDb ->  query("UPDATE `{$this -> _sTableWithTransKey}`
										SET
											`picture` = :pic,
											`comments` = :cmts
									WHERE `id` = :id", array('pic' => $iPic, 'id' => $iEventId, 'cmts' => $iCmts));

			$this -> transferTags((int)$aValue['ID'], $iEventId, $this -> _oConfig -> _aMigrationModules[$this -> _sModuleName]['type'], $this -> _oConfig -> _aMigrationModules[$this -> _sModuleName]['keywords']);
        }

		// set as finished;
        $this -> setResultStatus(_t('_bx_dolphin_migration_started_migration_events_finished', $this -> _iTransferred, $iCmts));
        return BX_MIG_SUCCESSFUL;
    }

	protected function transferCategory($sCategory, $sPrefix = 'bx_events', $sPreValueCateg = 'bx_events_cats')
	{
		return parent::transferCategory($sCategory, $sPrefix, $sPreValueCateg);
	}
	/**
	 *  Transfers all Dolphin's events pictures
	 *
	 *  @param int $iEventId Dolphin's event's id
	 *  @param int $iProfileId event's owner id in UNA events table
	 *  @return int  first transferred events image's id
	 */
	private function exportPictures($iEventId, $iProfileId)
    {
        $iFirstImage = 0;
		$iProfileId = (int)$iProfileId;
		$aPhotos = $this -> _mDb -> getAll("SELECT `p`.* FROM `bx_photos_main` as `p`
											LEFT JOIN `bx_events_images` as `e` ON `p`.`ID` = `e`.`media_id`
											WHERE `e`.`entry_id` = :id", array('id' => $iEventId));

		if (empty($aPhotos))
			return false;

		foreach($aPhotos as $iKey => $aFile)
		{
			$sImageFile = $this -> _sImagePhotoFiles . "{$aFile['ID']}.{$aFile['Ext']}";
			if (file_exists($sImageFile))
			{
	        	$oStorage = BxDolStorage::getObjectInstance('bx_events_pics');
				$iId = $oStorage->storeFileFromPath($sImageFile, false, $iProfileId);
				$oStorage -> afterUploadCleanup($iId, $iProfileId);
				$iFirstImage = $iFirstImage ? $iFirstImage : $iId;
			}
		}

		return $iFirstImage;
    }
	/**
	 *  Add event to sys_profiles table in una
	 *
	 *  @param int $iProfileId profile id
	 *  @param int $iEventId event id
	 *  @return int last insert id
	 */
	private function addEventToProfiles($iProfileId, $iEventId)
	{
		$sQuery = $this -> _oDb -> prepare("
						INSERT INTO
							`sys_profiles`
						SET
						   `account_id`	= ?,
						   `type`    	= 'bx_events',
						   `content_id` = ?,
						   `status`    	= 'active'
				   ", (int)BxDolProfile::getInstance($iProfileId)->getAccountId(), $iEventId);

		$this -> _oDb -> query($sQuery);
		return $this -> _oDb -> lastId();
	}
	/**
	 *  Transfer Event's participants lists
	 *
	 *  @param int $iMID event's id in Dolphin
	 *  @param int $iEventProfileId events id from sys_profile
	 *  @return int participants number
	 */

    private function exportFans($iMID, $iEventProfileId)
    {
        $aFans =  $this -> _mDb -> getAll("SELECT  `p` . * , IF(  `a`.`id_entry` IS NULL , 0, 1 ) AS  `admin`
                                           FROM  `bx_events_participants` AS  `p`
                                           LEFT JOIN  `bx_events_admins` AS  `a` ON  `p`.`id_entry` =  `a`.`id_entry` AND  `p`.`id_profile` =  `a`.`id_profile`
                                           WHERE `p`.`id_entry`=:id", array('id' => $iMID));
        foreach($aFans as $iKey => $aValue)
        {
            $iProfileId = $this -> getProfileId($aValue['id_profile']);

            $sQuery =  $this -> _oDb -> prepare("
						INSERT IGNORE INTO
							`bx_events_fans`
						SET
						   `initiator`	= ?,
						   `content`    = ?,
						   `mutual`     = ?,
						   `added`     	= ?
			", $iProfileId,  $iEventProfileId, $aValue['confirmed'], $aValue['when']);

            if(!$this -> _oDb -> query($sQuery))
                return _t('_bx_dolphin_migration_friends_exports_error');

            if ($aValue['confirmed']) {
                $sQuery = $this->_oDb->prepare("
                            INSERT IGNORE INTO
                                `bx_events_fans`
                            SET
                               `initiator`	= ?,
                               `content`    = ?,
                               `mutual`     = ?,
                               `added`     	= ?
                ", $iEventProfileId, $iProfileId, 1, $aValue['when']);

                if (!$this->_oDb->query($sQuery))
                    return _t('_bx_dolphin_migration_friends_exports_error');
            }

            if ((int)$aValue['admin']) {
                $this->_oDb->query("REPLACE INTO `bx_events_admins` SET `fan_id` = :fan, `group_profile_id` = :group",
                    array('fan' => $iProfileId, 'group' => $iEventProfileId));
            }

        }
    }

	public function removeContent()
	{
		if (!$this -> _oDb -> isTableExists($this -> _sTableWithTransKey) || !$this -> _oDb -> isFieldExists($this -> _sTableWithTransKey, $this -> _sTransferFieldIdent))
			return false;

		$aRecords = $this -> _oDb -> getAll("SELECT * FROM `{$this -> _sTableWithTransKey}` WHERE `{$this -> _sTransferFieldIdent}` !=0 ");
		$iNumber = 0;
		if (!empty($aRecords))
		{
			foreach($aRecords as $iKey => $aValue)
			{
				BxDolService::call('bx_events', 'delete_entity_service', array($aValue['id'], true));
				$iNumber++;
			}
		}
		parent::removeContent();
		return $iNumber;
	}
}

/** @} */


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7 Earth-size worlds found orbiting star; could hold life
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -- For the first time, astronomers have discovered seven Earth-size planets orbiting a single nearby star -- and these new worlds could hold life.
This cluster of planets is less than 40 light-years away in the constellation Aquarius, according to NASA and the Belgian-led research team who announced the discovery Wednesday.
The planets circle tightly around a dim dwarf star called Trappist-1, barely the size of Jupiter. Three are in the so-called habitable zone, the area around a star where water and, possibly life, might exist. The others are right on the doorstep.
Scientists said they need to study the atmospheres before determining whether these rocky, terrestrial planets could support some sort of life. But it already shows just how many Earth-size planets could be out there -- especially in a star's sweet spot, ripe for extraterrestrial life. The more planets like this, the greater the potential of finding one that's truly habitable. Until now, only two or three Earth-size planets had been spotted around a star.
"We've made a crucial step toward finding if there is life out there," said the University of Cambridge's Amaury Triaud, one of the researchers.
The potential for more Earth-size planets in our Milky Way galaxy is mind-boggling. The history of planet-searching shows "when there's one, there's more," said Massachusetts Institute of Technology astrophysicist Sara Seager.
"With this amazing system, we know that there must be many more potentially life-bearing worlds out there just waiting to be found," she said.
NASA's Thomas Zurbuchen, associate administrator for the science mission, said the discovery "gives us a hint that finding a second Earth is not just a matter of if, but when," and addresses the age-old question of "Are we alone out there?"
"We're making a step forward with this, a leap forward in fact, toward answering that question," Zurbuchen said at a news conference.
Last spring, the University of Liege's Michael Gillon and his team reported finding three planets around Trappist-1. Now the count is up to seven, and Gillon said there could be more. Their latest findings appear in the journal Nature.
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Picture this: If Trappist-1 were our sun, all seven planets would be inside Mercury's orbit. Mercury is the innermost planet of our own solar system.
The ultracool star at the heart of this system would shine 200 times dimmer than our sun, a perpetual twilight as we know it. And the star would glow red -- maybe salmon-colored, the researchers speculate.
"The spectacle would be beautiful because every now and then, you would see another planet, maybe about as big as twice the moon in the sky, depending on which planet you're on and which planet you look at," Triaud said Tuesday in a teleconference with reporters.
Years are exceedingly short in this star system -- the planets take just 1 ½ to 20 days to orbit Trappist-1.
The Leiden Observatory's Ignas Snellen, who was not involved in the study, is excited by the prospect of learning more about what he calls "the seven sisters of planet Earth." In a companion article in Nature, he said Gillon's team could have been lucky in nabbing so many terrestrial planets in one stellar swoop.
"But finding seven transiting Earth-sized planets in such a small sample suggests that the solar system with its four (sub-) Earth-sized planets might be nothing out of the ordinary," Snellen wrote.
Gillon and his team used both ground and space telescopes to identify and track the planets, which they label simply by lowercase letters, "b'' through "h." As is typical in these cases, the letter "A'' -- in upper case -- is reserved for the star. Planets cast shadows on their star as they pass in front of it; that's how the scientists spotted them.
Tiny, cold stars like Trappist-1 were long shunned by exoplanet-hunters (exoplanets are those outside our solar system). But the Belgian astronomers decided to seek them out, building a telescope in Chile to observe 60 of the closest ultracool dwarf stars. Their Trappist telescope lent its name to this star.
While faint, the Trappist-1 star is close by cosmic standards, allowing astronomers to study the atmospheres of its seven temperate planets. All seven look to be solid like Earth -- mostly rocky and possibly icy, too.
They all appear to be tidally locked, which means the same side continually faces the star, just like the same side of our moon always faces us. Life could still exist at these places, the researchers explained.
"Here, if life managed to thrive and releases gases similar to that that we have on Earth, then we will know," Triaud said.
Chemical analyses should indicate life with perhaps 99 percent confidence, Gillon noted. But he added: "We will never be completely sure" without going there.
NASA: https://www.nasa.gov/
Nature: http://www.nature.com/nature/index.html


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Jordan Spieth seems to have quickly got over his hiccup in form with a T2 at Colonial last week and is a worthy favourite in Dallas.
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/**
 * @typedef {object} Phaser.Types.Animations.GenerateFrameNumbers
 * @since 3.0.0
 *
 * @property {number} [start=0] - The starting frame of the animation.
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 * @property {(boolean|number)} [first=false] - A frame to put at the beginning of the animation, before `start` or `outputArray` or `frames`.
 * @property {Phaser.Types.Animations.AnimationFrame[]} [outputArray=[]] - An array to concatenate the output onto.
 * @property {(boolean|number[])} [frames=false] - A custom sequence of frames.
 */


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Centrilia – In The Name of Nothing
27th June 2019	0	By David Malpass
When I think of Groove Metal as a genre and it's biggest bands, I put them all across the pond in the states. For years bands such as Lamb of God, Devil Driver and Pantera have dominated the scene but could all that be about to change with an injection of fresh, brutal, Scottish Groove Metal or "Scroove"© (Copyright David P Malpass 2019)?
Enter Centrilia , a hard hitting outfit from Glasgow, who are about to unchain and unleash their first full length release, In The Name of Nothing, which has been foaming at the mouth in my playlist for around a month, waiting with savage hunger to be set free on the world. I fear for the safety of the ears and minds of unsuspecting Metalheads everywhere because to be frank, this album is a fucking beast!
In my younger days I passed through Glasgow on tour on many occasions and always had a blast, however, I know Glasgow is a city that is capable of producing the right levels of frustration and anger that can elevate a band from simply angsty to genuinely pissed off, with an axe to grind. It's apparent from the moment In The Name of Nothing punches out it's first crackle of distortion, that this is the genuine article. The production is clean, clear and driving, which puts it among the huge bands that inspired it but beneath that, there's a grime and ingrained, scathing rawness that sets it aside from the often all to clinical production of its contemporaries. In short, it has a soul (albeit a blackened Heavy Metal one). The musicianship is superb, with huge riffs, driving groove laden drums and the best kind of angry as fuck, aggressively delivered vocals. Oh and a special mention to the dirtiest, nastiest pingy bass sound I've heard these many long years as a metalhead.
There are elements so many bands that you could quote as an influence on this album. There's the drive of Lamb of God, the unrelenting intensity of Devil Driver, the groove and dynamic of early Machine Head and the hooks of Pantera. It's almost impossible to not be derivative generally in music and even more so in this genre, however, Centrilia have taken their influences and combined them to make a strong, cohesive release, which has their own Scottish stamp firmly embossed on it.
Surprisingly Centrilia's facebook page currently has only 1,313 likes on it. I say surprisingly because this album wreaks of a band that should be in the tens of thousands of likes and it's my hope that once this album is released that it will catapult Centirlia's profile and reputation skyward.
There's a rumbling of a new contender in the Groove Metal scene and it talks with a Glaswegian accent and has Iron-Bru on its rider instead of coke.
Score 9/10
1. Symptoms of Betrayal
2. Splitting Hairs Spitting Teeth
3. Impostors
4. The Fool On the Hill
5. In The Name Of Nothing
6. Those Possessed By Devils
7. Let the Fire Burn
8. Tamam Shud
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We had planned to make a second one of those for the German butterball potatoes, but I needed something faster. So I took one of the compost bins the county gave us last year and filled the bottom with dirt and compost and planted to potatoes. The plus side is it took only about 30 minutes (it would be faster if you're strong enough to actually lift a bag of dirt…) and it seems pretty well guarded against animals. The cons are that the walls are blocking the potatoes from getting all the light, and the holes are going to leak dirt.
I tried to remedy the dirt leaking problem by lining the walls with more compost and grass. It worked some, but we'll see if it can handle a big downpour or not. But the potatoes were getting old and I was tired of carpentry, so at least this got them planted.
This shows you how easily potatoes grow. I had a bag of potatoes that got lost in the pantry while we were out of town for a week, so I dumped it out into the compost pile. Well, they decided to just go ahead and grow — I guess my compost is tasty.
I really did nothing other than throw potatoes into compost. That's it.
And the stupid critter (groundhog? rabbit?) already nibbled on it. I wonder how toxic potato leaves really are….


So this is an interesting article about the 'deskilling' of players through the automation of tasks by bots and macros. It makes some interesting (if laboured) arguments, including a brief foray into MMO grinding production behaviour is better defined by Taylorism or Marxism *rolls eyes*.
One thing I noticed was that when comparing repetitive MMO behaviours to industrial production there is little discussion about risk. The question of "skill" arises – knowing how and when to defeat an enemy – but the psychological implications are not discussed. While it may be fair to say that repeating grindy tasks is analogous to "welding two sections of a fender together" the excitement of combat and rush of success is not present in the welding task. Yes, grinding is boring, but the mere process can contain elements of enjoyment not present in manual industry. Likewise there is a sense of 'improvement' that exists in both the literal XP gain and in the development of techniques and skill that far outweigh the welding of a fender in complexity and interest.
I recently returned to playing WoW a little with some friends and found it particularly interesting that some of the old 'masteries' required of the player in the form of spell combos, rotations, and talent choices, are instead replaced by 'skill' requirements – "press this now" "use this now" "activate that next". This reminds me in part of the difference between the parkour aspects of early Tomb Raider games and those in Assassin's Creed, where the fiddly positioning and timing aspects of clambering and jumping between surfaces and locations is replaces in the latter by a simple timed button press. The mastery is removed and replaced by skill.
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One Big Question: What will space exploration look like in 2040?
By Michael Franco
One Big Question: What will sp...
An artist's rendering of a solar-electric propulsion system that could some day be used for deep-space exploration
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One of the SPIDER sensors from Lockheed Martin with a dime for scale
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NASA's four Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) satellites, as seen here in an artist's rendering have made over 4,000 trips through the boundaries of Earth's magnetic field to date
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The 33rd annual Space Symposium wrapped up recently in Colorado and New Atlas was on hand to check out some of the exhibits and talks. Amidst the rocket models, jet engines and satellites, we found a quiet corner to sit down with Scott Fouse, the vice president of Lockheed Martin's Advanced Technology Center. For our One Big Question series, we wanted to get his thoughts on what reaching for the stars will look like in the future, so we asked him: What will space exploration look like in 2040?
Oh, and, he was so rich with information that we broke our regular format of asking only one question this time and threw in a few follow-ups. We didn't think you would mind.
Here's an edited version of our interview.
One of the things we're we're doing right now is starting a collaboration with Breakthrough Initiatives, led by former head of the NASA Ames Research Center, Pete Worden. They do these kind of far-out projects – one they're doing is called Breakthrough Starshot. The idea is they want to visit the closest star, Alpha Centauri.
To do that they're developing a single-chip spacecraft attached to a light sail. The concept is that there will be a satellite in orbit that will pop out one of these light sails, they'll turn on the laser, hit it for two minutes and that will accelerate it to .8 the speed of light. At that point it just goes. And there's lots of very interesting cool technology about how you build that single-chip spacecraft, and the light sail itself is very interesting. It can be more than just a sail, it can be an imaging sensor, it could be the aperture for communicating. So that's a pretty far-off concept. In talking with the guys, they're thinking that's a kind of 20 to 30-year vision. So it's it's definitely in the ballpark of 2040 I think.
A little closer to home, you watch what's happening in our daily lives and it's quite interesting how traditional computers are disappearing and they're becoming embedded in our fabric. Everything is a computer, so the times we sit with a computer in front of us are diminishing – they're just always around. So in a very similar way you can think today about what a traditional satellite would look like tomorrow. Right now, we build the structure and you put all these boxes inside, but for us we're thinking at one point that all those boxes will become embedded in the structure itself.
So a few years ago we did a concept project called PrintSat where we we actually developed a robotic cluster of additive manufacturing tools and demonstrated this concept of printing the satellite, where you've got embedded electronics and other things right in the structure. It was a very early concept, and there are lots of challenges right now because we don't yet have systems-engineering tools that would allow us to reliably do that. But I I have no doubt by 2040 those will be there.
What's the benefit of printing spacecraft?
Part of it is that they'd be significantly lighter, because with space it's all about the weight. Plus, think about the cost savings in how we manufacture. Today it takes us two to three years to build a fairly capable satellite. I might be able to print a satellite maybe somewhere in the order of a couple weeks or a month. And that would also be a significant benefit, because you wouldn't actually have to have people assembling it. Whenever you have this kind of touch labor, you have the potential for mistakes to happen.
What would some of these sensors look like?
One of the things we've been working on in our lab is a concept we call SPIDER (Segmented Planar Imaging Detector for Electro-optical Reconnaissance). You think about the satellites for which we're doing optical systems and optical sensors, and in order to do that you've got to have some kind of lens or mirror to form the image. And the quality of the image is going to be directly linked to the quality of that mirror, which is also kind of a long-lead item. So I want to not use a lens, but build it as a true flat optical sensor. So for the whole image-formation process, we're going to do that using integrated photonics that sit behind that image. We've actually done a prototype of one of those right now funded by DARPA, but it's very early. But I honestly believe by 2040 that will be there.
You can go back to this concept that it's all printed in the structure. And you basically get a sensor with all of the computation behind it. We do Earth sites at Lockheed where we're staring at the Earth, but we also do heliophysics where we're staring at the sun. Such an optical sensor would be a perfect thing for that. And with 360-degree viewing possible, you could also be looking around and making sure there aren't satellites or other things around and assume a kind of defensive posture.
It's actually fairly interesting because it uses some of the same principles that go all the way back to early radio astronomy where you had multiple radio telescopes and images were made by combining their signals. And that's what this is doing for interferometric imaging. And so it's just using tried-and-true principles of image formation but now doing it a very interesting scale.
Bargain lasers
One of the other things I fully expect to happen are very low-cost, highly capable lasers. I think we'll see more of that. Not only will it allow satellites to communicate with each other, but maybe more importantly, we can get to where we have very precise relative location between satellites. In terms of the optical sensors, that would allow us to create a much larger aperture by having multiple telescopes so we can get a very high-fidelity image.
Right now if I have a satellite with a one-meter aperture, and I have a number of those, I could probably get to being able to form an image where it will be as if I have a 100-meter telescope. But in order to do that, you've got to have really precise relative location. And that's another concept we're starting to work on.
Satellite service calls
One of the other things we think is going to be happening by 2040, and again, you're starting to see the earliest examples of it now, is satellite servicing. Over the last few years Lockheed has been exploring the notion of just being able to go up there and refuel satellites. But we think realistically with the robotics technology that will be there, you'll have systems that will actually be able to service and repair satellites.
And the other thing we've talked about is that we may start making the satellites inside out, so that literally, this robotic servicer can go in there and replace boards, which means I could fly a satellite and then three or four years later upgrade it in terms of its computational power or storage power.
This is where (Lockheed executive vice president) Rick Ambrose likes to talk about the notion of a software-defined satellite. You see it on fighter aircraft right now. Probably 80 percent of the capability of the F-35 is being driven by the software, so it's a software-defined fighter, right? Well, we can do that with satellites.
You see it with Tesla too. Tesla does these software updates and all of a sudden you've got a half dozen new capabilities in your car. So that that will be a big part of it. It'll be interesting to watch this space and see if it will eventually be better to repair the satellites up there or launch new ones.
Man and machine
A big area that's for me a little bit more of a passion is this whole human/machine teaming. Just how do we leverage all of the capabilities of automation, AI, big data analytics, deep learning, and other technologies, and couple that with the human to make a more powerful human/machine pairing?
We have a guy named Bill Casebeer and he's building a team called "human performance augmentation." His work involves the area where the machine understands your state and based on that state, will do things to enhance the overall human/machine performance. And Bill is actually a neuroscientist so he's really trying to understand how people think and trying to drive the research to where you get peak performance.
A good friend of mine is a DARPA program manager – he's the guy actually whose project spun out Siri – and he just went back to DARPA again and he's doing a project on explainable AI.
When you think about how we do collaboration, you ask the question and I give you an answer, but then I'll explain more. If all you ever have is the answer, there's no way for us to develop trust; we need to understand how you're thinking about the world. So he's trying to now build that in. They are just now kicking off a whole new program on explainable AI. So to me that's a key part of it.
One of the things that's very interesting is that both the computational power and also the kind of software technologies are currently developed to where we can start to do this kind of stuff. I was part of a small AI company 30 years ago and we were talking about these things then, but the computational horsepower just wasn't there. But when you look at what the human brain is like and you look at what kind of computing power we have today, we're approaching that.
And so I fully expect that this is going to be an aspect of how we see what plays out in space clearly in the 2040 timeframe. We're already seeing it a lot in the military space.
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Michael Franco has been writing about the serious and silly sides of science and technology for years for publications including Discovery Channel Magazine, Discover Magazine and CNET. By far his favorite home so far is at New Atlas where he's allowed all the beakers and Bunsen burners he needs in which to mix his words. The mountains of North Carolina, where he now lives with his wife and two giant poodles, offer the perfect foil to way too much screen time.
S Michael April 21, 2017 06:01 PM
So Elon Musk reads this site. LOL Who had this idea first Musk or your good friend at DARPA?
Rocky Stefano April 24, 2017 11:23 AM
I had these ideas 35 years ago when I was working at Nortel. Sorry Elon. Sorry Darpa. Sorry New Atlas!
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So 5 really good casual games for Android hmm. Hey everyone, I for one this days have been finding it difficult to play games, as much as I use to.
Yes I know it's so sad……
But I do like to consider myself a gamer.
how I like to think of myself as a gamer…..
And even though nowadays I can't commit hours of my day to playing games. Which is depressing really, but it's not so bad thanks to two ways I have found to still keep my hobby alive.
Casual games are amazing. Made to be played on the go and at your own pace. But with the mobile gaming industry constantly growing bigger and bigger. It can be hard to pick one to play.
So for those little gaming breaks during my day, this is what I play;
Medieval Fantasy RPG (Choices Game)
Yes it's text based but Medieval Fantasy RPG is an amazing game with well written stories, that happen in the same universe so all our characters stories connect with each other directly or indirectly. So you feel after effects of your former characters choices in your new players life.
Medieval Fantasy RPG is simple to learn, yet hard to master. You will read and make choices, but the consequences of your choices are not always obvious immediately.
You will follow the story of characters with their own personalities and goals. Making decisions that will shape how their story ends- in combat, romance and other decisions. Meeting a lot of wonderful characters along the way and going to some really amazing places.
The aim is to survive to the end of the story. There are hundreds of achievements to uncover- from the silly, to the surprising and to the epic. As you make choices, stats will go up and down.
To succeed, you must put yourself in the boots of your character and do what's best for him or her, even if it's not what you would normally do.
It's a game that can be played casually but be prepared to get addicted and attached to some characters and engaging storytelling.
Download: Medieval Fantasy RPG (Choices Game)
Nirvana – Game of Life
If you haven't played Nirvana – Game of Life yet, you should try it out. It's a swipe based life simulation adventure game.
You play as a soul that travels from body to body through the cycle of life, experiencing everything life has to offer from a normal life sometimes to being a hero, zombie survivor, assassin and so may more fun scenarios. The aim is to try to break the cycle in order to reach Nirvana.
It has a great mix of mystery and humor. The game is filled with fun surprises to be discovered the more you play through. It is a casual game but can be very addictive.
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Beat Cancer
Beat Cancer is an idle clicker and beat 'em up game, with an amazing cause- helping cancer research while being entertaining. Made by Polyspice a game company based in Denmark, that I expect more great content from in the future.
The aim of the game is simple Beat the hell out of this terrible disease, one tap at a time as the cancer cells travel down the blood stream, with your fingers and with the use of hilarious weapons when they get to much for you. And for every ad or purchase you make 20% is donated to cancer research.
Now that's a game you feel proud about every time you play and for kids an excuse to let your parents let you play just a few more hours.
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Kai Chronicles
Kai Chronicles is an old school style texted based game that is from the 80s that I played. My olny problem with the game is the combat system, I didn't feel involved in it as I would like.
You play has a kai warrior (think jedi warrior) the last of them anyways after a surprise attack, who has to stop an invading evil army.
What really makes Kai Chronicles a gem is the freedom the game allows- you can be a gentleman or a rogue with your play style the choice is yours. While the whole while the game can be very unforgiving, one wrong choice and your player will be killed and that is pretty hardcore.
It's a game that really takes you on an adventure and lets you meet very interesting characters along the way.
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Small Living World
Small Living World is a great indie simulation game that runs in your hands.
Its a unique little world builder game where you slowly build your own ecosystem, it's pixel based which I love and the sounds of nature are really soothing.
You start with an almost desert like world, that you will bring back to a lush forest landscape. Everything is under your control, from the landscape shape to the plants and animals that live there. Deploy the full power of the terraforming tools.
The world evolves on its own, slowly developing into a mystical forest.
With no stress, no pressure, its a very relaxing game with a sense of progression which you are in contol of. So everything is at your pace which is great.
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So that's all I have for you, thank you for reading and sharing if you liked it.
Till my next post have a great day.
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QUESTION:- We are aware of hijab - covering of woman's face and hair. Some of my friends donot cover their hair and there is an argument that if they tie their hair rather than keep it open, the degree of the sin (gunah) is smaller? Also keeping long hair open is a greater sin than keeping short hair open. Is it true? Plese help and reply.
When Allah, may He be exalted, and His Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) enjoin something, it is obligatory for the Muslim to say, "We hear and we obey," and to hasten to carry out what has been enjoined upon him. This is what is required by faith in Allah.
"It is not for a believer, man or woman" means: it is not appropriate or befitting for the one who is described as a believer to do anything other than to hasten to please Allah and His Messenger, and to flee from incurring the wrath of Allah and His Messenger, and to obey their commands, and to avoid that which they have prohibited. It is not appropriate for a believing man or a believing woman "when Allah and His Messenger have decreed a matter" and enjoined it, "that they should have any option in their decision". They do not have the choice of whether to do it or not, rather the believing man and the believing woman know that the Messenger is dearer to them then their own selves, so they should not let their own whims and desires form a barrier between them and obeying the command of Allah and His Messenger.
"And whoever disobeys Allah and His Messenger, he has indeed strayed into a plain error" means, an obvious error, because he has forsaken the Straight Path which leads to the reward of Allah, and has strayed to another path which leads to a painful torment. So Allah mentions first the reason for not going against the command of Allah and His Messenger, which is faith, then He mentions the deterrent for that, which is fear of going astray, which leads to punishment and humiliation. End quote.
When the command of hijab came, the first Muslim women hastened to obey it, so much so that the women tore their clothes in order to hasten to obey this command. This is what is meant by faith.
It was narrated that 'Aa'ishah (may Allah be pleased with her) said: May Allah have mercy on the women of the early muhaajireen. When Allah revealed the words "and to draw their veils all over Juyoobihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks and bosoms)", they tore their aprons and covered their faces with them. Narrated by al-Bukhaari in a mu'allaq report and by Abu Dawood (4102); classed as saheeh by al-Albaani in Saheeh Abi Dawood.
Muroot, sing. murt (translated here as "aprons") refers to the izaar or lower garment.
Our advice to those sisters is to hasten to obey the command of Allah without any hesitation, and not to try to obey part of the command and neglect part of it. It is obligatory for a woman to cover her hair, face and all of her body, and it is not permissible for her to show any part of that in front of non-mahram men. Whoever does that is exposing herself to the threat and is lacking in faith to the extent that she is failing to respond to the command of Allah.