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MAD Is Dead
A one-topic blog: how is it that the most imminent and lethal implication for humankind - the fact that the doctrine of "Mutually Assured Destruction" will not work with Iran - is not being discussed in our media? Until it is recognized that MAD is dead, the Iranian threat will be treated as a threat only to Israel and not as the global threat which it in fact is. A blog by Mladen Andrijasevic
Thursday, July 28, 2016
Dry Bones: A General's Advice
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Tommy Robinson: I think it's gonna have to eventually come from the people
Tommy Robinson is not your Eton and Oxford or Cambridge educated Brit, but everything he says is true and it is scary that the political elite are ignoring him, if not harassing him
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Monday, July 25, 2016
Is Europe Helpless?
The Wall Street Journal
A civilization that believes in nothing will ultimately submit to anything.
La Promenade des Anglais in Nice, France, the day after the attack
By BRET STEPHENS
At last count, members of the European Union spent more than $200 billion a year on defense, fielded more than 2,000 jet fighters and 500 naval ships, and employed some 1.4 million military personnel. More than a million police officers also walk Europe's streets. Yet in the face of an Islamist menace the Continent seems helpless. Is it?
Was France helpless in May 1940?
Let's stipulate that a van barreling down a seaside promenade isn't a Panzer division, and that a few thousand ISIS fighters scattered from Mosul to Marseilles aren't another Wehrmacht. But as in France in 1940, Europe today displays the same combination of doctrinal rigidity and loss of will that allowed an Allied army of 144 divisions to be routed by the Germans in six weeks. The Maginot Line of "European values" won't prevail over people who recognize none of those values.
So much was made clear by French Prime MinisterManuel Valls, who remarked after the Nice attack that "France is going to have to live with terrorism." This may have been intended as a statement of fact but it came across as an admission that his government isn't about to rally the public to a campaign of blood, toil, tears and sweat against ISIS—another premature capitulation in a country that has known them before.
Mr. Valls was later booed at a memorial service for the Nice victims. It would be heartening to think this was because he and his boss, President François Hollande, have failed to forge a strategy to destroy ISIS. But the public's objection was that there hadn't been enough cops along the Promenade des Anglais to stop the attack. In soccer terms, it's a complaint about the failure of defense, not the lack of a proper offense.
Then there is Germany, site of three terror attacks in a week. It seems almost like a past epoch that Germans welcomed a million Middle Eastern migrants in an ecstasy of moral self-congratulation, led by Angela Merkel's chant of "We can do it!" Last summer's slogan now sounds as dated and hollow as Barack Obama's "Yes we can!"
Now Germany will have to confront a terror threat that will make the Baader-Meinhof gang of the 1970s seem trivial. The German state is stronger and smarter than the French one, but it also surrenders more easily to moral intimidation. The idea of national self-preservation at all costs will always be debatable in a country seeking to expiate an inexpiatable sin.
Thus the question of whether Europe is helpless. At its 1980s peak, under François Mitterrand and Helmut Kohl, the European project combined German economic strength and French confidence in power politics. Today, it mixes French political weakness with German moral solipsism. This is a formula for rapid civilizational decline, however many economic or military resources the EU may have at its disposal.
Can the decline be stopped? Yes, but that would require a great unlearning of the political mythologies on which modern Europe was built.
Among those mythologies: that the European Union is the result of a postwar moral commitment to peace; that Christianity is of merely historical importance to European identity; that there's no such thing as a military solution; that one's country isn't worth fighting for; that honor is atavistic and tolerance is the supreme value. People who believe in nothing, including themselves, will ultimately submit to anything.
The alternative is a recognition that Europe's long peace depended on the presence of American military power, and that the retreat of that power will require Europeans to defend themselves. Europe will also have to figure out how to apply power not symbolically, as it now does, but strategically, in pursuit of difficult objectives. That could start with the destruction of ISIS in Libya.
More important, Europeans will have to learn that powerlessness can be as corrupting as power—and much more dangerous. The storm of terror that is descending on Europe will not end in some new politics of inclusion, community outreach, more foreign aid or one of Mrs. Merkel's diplomatic Rube Goldbergs. It will end in rivers of blood. Theirs or yours?
In all this, the best guide to how Europe can find its way to safety is the country it has spent the best part of the last 50 years lecturing and vilifying: Israel. For now, it's the only country in the West that refuses to risk the safety of its citizens on someone else's notion of human rights or altar of peace.
Europeans will no doubt look to Israel for tactical tips in the battle against terrorism—crowd management techniques and so on—but what they really need to learn from the Jewish state is the moral lesson. Namely, that identity can be a great preserver of liberty, and that free societies cannot survive through progressive accommodations to barbarians.
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Friday, July 22, 2016
This time in Munich.
The events unfolded in predictable fashion: a young Iranian Muslim opened fire at a shopping mall in Munich while screaming "Allahu akbar," and initial mainstream media reports were that the gunman was a "right-wing extremist," lashing out on the fifth anniversary of the Norwegian madman Anders Breivik's massacre, while screaming out his hatred for foreigners.
As it happened, it was someone else screaming his hatred for foreigners at the jihad murderer, not the other way around, but once again, the lie had gotten halfway around the world before the truth had a chance to put on its shoes.
And the same old comedy, the familiar one that plays out every week now in modern, multicultural Europe and North America, duly played out again, to an increasingly bored and indifferent crowd. Munich police chief Hubertus Andrae informed the world that the young jihadi had no known links to jihad terror groups, and added: "The motive or explanation for this crime is completely unclear."
Unclear? Really? What is it about "Allahu akbar" and the gunning-down of innocent civilians that you don't understand, Herr Andrae? And the answer, of course, is: everything. Hubertus Andrae, and Angela Merkel, and Theresa May, and Manuel Valls, and John Kerry, and Barack Obama, and every last one of the other Western leaders are resolutely and determinedly ignorant about what it means when a young Iranian Muslim screaming "Allahu akbar" opens fire in a shopping mall.
What, after all, could it possibly mean? This young man must have come from a troubled home, no? He must have grown up in poverty and been denied access to all sorts of economic opportunities that were open to native Germans of his age, right? He must have been "radicalized on the Internet" by shadowy forces that somehow possess the magic power to turn benign, peaceful Muslims who are a benefit and asset to every Western nation into misunderstanders of their own religion who suddenly and inexplicably discard the peaceful Islamic teachings they have imbibed from youth in their Western mosques, in favor of a twisted and hijacked version of their religion that leads them to think that treason and mass murder are not only commendable, but blessed by the Almighty – isn't that the case?
The Munich shooter's motive is completely unclear, because we don't yet know if he was teased in school or on the job, or if he had trouble getting a job in the first place, or if he had psychological problems, or if he was a brooding loner who always left his moderate Muslim friends disquieted – the only thing we do know is that he couldn't possibly have been motivated by a religion that exhorts its adherents to "slay them wherever you find them" (cf. Qur'an 2:191, 4:89, 9:5).
No, none of that is true, and one wonders if even the European and North American political and media elites believe in their own nonsense anymore. The Munich mass murderer was motivated by Islam, pure and simple – by its teachings of warfare against unbelievers and the necessity to subjugate them. His war cry of "Allahu akbar," revered by jihadis for its power to "strike terror in the hearts of the enemies of Allah" (Qur'an 8:60), demonstrates that.
The Islamic State's repeated calls for the mass murder of civilians in Western countries also demonstrate that. Hubertus Andrae, and Angela Merkel, and Theresa May, and Manuel Valls, and John Kerry, and Barack Obama, and every last one of the other Western leaders persist in pretending that incidents such as the mass murder in Munich on Friday, and the mass murders in Nice, Orlando, Brussels, Paris, San Bernardino, Chattanooga, and elsewhere recently are all separate, discrete criminal acts, unrelated to one another and all requiring extensive investigation to determine the motives of the perpetrators.
That proposition is not only false; it's a Goebbelsian Big Lie. These are not criminal acts. These are not the acts of the psychopathic or the disenfranchised. These are acts of war, battles in a larger war that has been going on for 1,400 years and is picking up speed in our own age, courtesy of our willfully myopic and feckless leaders. Unless and until Western authorities begin to treat each of these incidents as part of a larger war, they will continue to misdiagnose the problem and apply the wrong solutions.
And that is the one thing they are certain to do. And so there will be many, many more Munichs. Watch this space next week for my comments on the next jihad massacre and the next flurry of predictable denials and obfuscations. My comments next week will be much like my comments here, because the actions of the elites after the next jihad attack will be much like what they have been today. What is it going to take to get leaders who are in touch with reality? Seriously, is that really too much to ask?
Posted by Mladen Andrijasevic at 11:42 PM
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
The lone wolf
Letters to the Editor, Jerusalem Post, July 20, 2016
Yossi Melman wants to know how to stop a terrorist operating on his own ("How to stop a lone wolf," Analysis, July 18). The answer? You have to be winning a war, not losing it, so that the lone wolf sees he is on the losing side.
Commentator Alexis Brezet wrote in Le Figaro after last week's terror attack in Nice: "Merah, Charlie, Bataclan, Magnanville and now Nice. How long before our eyes are opened? How many wild attacks, indiscriminate massacres before our leaders admit that Islamist fanaticism has initiated a fight to the death against our country and our civilization? We are at war!" After much procrastination, the words are now on everyone's lips: "To arms, citizens!" we shout lustily. But really, who believes it? Our weapons are those of peace candles, hashtags, processions and subtleties of our Code of Criminal Procedure.
MLADEN ANDRIJASEVIC Beersheba
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Monday, July 18, 2016
Israel Is Fighting Your War
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Sunday, July 17, 2016
Le Figaro: A ruthless response
Below is an improved google translate of the editorial in Le Figaro by Alexis Brézet followed by the original text in French:
Merah, Charlie, Bataclan , Magnanville , and now Nice. How long before our eyes are opened ? How many wild attacks , indiscriminate massacres before our leaders admit that Islamist fanaticism initiated a fight to the death against our country and our civilization? How many innocent victims - men , women and children - before our leaders finally decide to take ruthless measures called for by the barbarity of these madmen of Allah?
Merah, Charlie, Bataclan Magnanville and now Nice ... More than two hundred names engraved in the memory of our country, and always the same surprise reactions , the same solemn declarations , the same quavering voice. After that? Some additional soldiers in the streets , some legislative patches, some distant bombing, and then nothing ...
" We are at war ! " Now it is said. After much procrastination , the term is now on everyone's lips . But really, who really believes it ? " To arms, citizens," we shout lustily , but our weapons are those of peace candles, hashtags , processions and subtleties of our Code of Criminal Procedure.
Phoney war , indeed! We leave our borders ( our lines, say the soldiers ) open to our enemies. The jihad recruiters preach their ideology of hatred with impunity in mosques financed by the enemy. "Traitors" who went to fight in Syria are subjected to a single stage of " de-radicalization ". As for the " S file," that could "form a fifth column ", they gambol in the wild on the grounds that they " have not yet committed any crime " ...
War, what war ? But we live as if we were in peace! The state of emergency does not prevent either the trade union demonstrations or the festive gatherings , which some claim without laughing that they are " the best response to the Islamic State " ... The president himself does not seem to believe in it and so he has calmly announced , on 14 July, the end of the state of emergency and relief device " Sentinel", before turning back at night, when the tragic reality caught up.
For the soldiers of the Caliphate, they do not wage wars half way . They come right into our arms " To cut the throats of our sons, our women! ," and we offer them protection of our laws - to the very people who want to destroy us! Never in history has an enemy received so much complacency on the part of the one he fights.
This willful blindness has lasted too long . To win the war , we must lead without half measures or cowardice . And to give to those whose mission it is a chance to win , we must rearm. . Military and police rearmament, of course. Legislative reset wherever necessary. Moral rearmament especially , to collectively overcome this perverse syllogism draped in the trappings of "living together " which claims to disqualify , in France , any action against strong roots of radical Islam on the grounds that "it would help the terrorists. " As if we were fighting the best by offering our neck to their knife! As if the surest path to communal clashes was not exactly the resignation of the state, the only holder of legitimate force , and the only guarantor of civil peace ...
Obviously, to overcome the Islamist hydra there is no miracle weapon. We will never escape the risk of attack. Is that a reason not to try everything ? Of course, this war that has been declared we will be long and difficult. We will probably suffer other defeats. All the more reason not to lose more time . Merah , Charlie , Bataclan , Magnanville , Nice ... Now is the time to act if.we are ever to stop the sinister litany .
Note. the text in dark red is a modified quote from " La Marseillaise"
Une riposte sans pitié
Merah, Charlie, le Bataclan, Magnanville, et maintenant Nice… Combien de temps avant que nos yeux se dessillent? Combien d'attentats sauvages, de massacres aveugles avant que nos dirigeants se résignent à admettre que le fanatisme islamiste a engagé une lutte à mort contre notre pays et notre civilisation? Combien de victimes innocentes - hommes, femmes et enfants - avant que nos gouvernants se décident enfin à prendre contre ces fous d'Allah les mesures sans pitié qu'appelle leur barbarie?
Merah, Charlie, le Bataclan, Magnanville, et maintenant Nice… Plus de deux cents noms gravés dans la mémoire de notre pays, et toujours les mêmes coups de menton, les mêmes déclarations solennelles, les mêmes trémolos dans la voix. Et ensuite? Quelques soldats supplémentaires dans les rues, quelques rustines législatives, quelques bombardements lointains, et puis, plus rien…
«Nous sommes en guerre!» Désormais, c'est dit. Après bien des atermoiements, l'expression est désormais sur toutes les lèvres. Mais, au fond, qui le croit vraiment? «Aux armes, citoyens!», crions-nous à pleins poumons, mais nos armes sont celles de la paix: des bougies, des hashtags, des cortèges et les subtilités de notre Code de procédure pénale.
Drôle de guerre, en vérité! Nous laissons nos frontières (nos lignes, diraient les soldats) ouvertes à nos ennemis. Les agents recruteurs du djihad prêchent impunément leur idéologie de haine dans des mosquées financées par l'ennemi. Les «traîtres» partis combattre en Syrie sont soumis à un simple stage de «déradicalisation». Quant aux «fichés S», susceptibles de se constituer en «cinquième colonne», ils gambadent dans la nature au motif qu'ils «n'ont encore commis aucun crime»…
La guerre, quelle guerre? Mais nous vivons comme si nous étions en paix! L'état d'urgence n'empêche ni les manifestations syndicales ni les rassemblements festifs, dont certains prétendent sans rire qu'ils sont «la meilleure réponse à l'État islamique»… Le président de la République lui-même semble ne pas y croire: il a tranquillement annoncé, le 14 Juillet, la fin de l'état d'urgence et l'allégement du dispositif «Sentinelle», avant de faire machine arrière toute dans la nuit, quand la tragique réalité l'a rattrapé…
Car les soldats du califat, eux, ne font pas la guerre à moitié. Ils viennent jusque dans nos bras «égorger nos fils et nos compagnes», et nous offrons la protection de nos lois à ceux-là mêmes qui veulent nous détruire! Jamais dans l'Histoire un ennemi n'a bénéficié d'autant de complaisance de la part de celui qu'il combat.
Cet aveuglement volontaire n'a que trop duré. Pour gagner la guerre, il faut la mener sans demi-mesure ni pusillanimité. Et pour donner à ceux dont c'est la mission quelque chance de l'emporter, il nous faut réarmer. Réarmement militaire et policier, bien sûr. Réarmement législatif, partout où cela est nécessaire. Réarmement moral, surtout, pour surmonter collectivement ce syllogisme pervers drapé dans les oripeaux du «vivre ensemble» qui prétend disqualifier, en France, toute action un peu énergique contre les racines de l'islamisme radical au motif que «ce serait faire le jeu des terroristes». Comme si nous les combattions mieux en tendant notre cou à leur couteau!Comme si le plus sûr chemin vers des affrontements intercommunautaires n'était pas précisément la démission de l'État, seul détenteur de la force légitime, et seul garant de la paix civile…
Évidemment, pour venir à bout de l'hydre islamiste il n'existe aucune arme miracle. Nous n'écarterons jamais tout risque d'attentat. Est-ce une raison pour ne pas tout tenter? Bien sûr, cette guerre qui nous a été déclarée sera longue et difficile. Nous essuierons sans doute d'autres défaites. Raison de plus pour ne pas perdre davantage de temps. Merah, Charlie, le Bataclan, Magnanville, Nice… C'est maintenant qu'il faut agir si nous voulons un jour interrompre la sinistre litanie.
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text: Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Make Projects ■ ik, share, discover Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Written By: Jennifer Jacobs TOOLS: Computer running Windows XP, Vista, or Mac OS XM) Laser cutter (1) PARTS: 1/4" plywood (at least 1 sq foot) (1) 2 17"x14" sheets of bristol board or similar heavy weight paper (1) semi transparent tissue paper or artist's vellum (1) Glued) SUMMARY Codeable Objects is a library for Processing that lets anyone design and construct an artifact using geometric computation and digital fabrication. This tutorial will show you how to use the library to make a laser-cut lamp. ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Pagel of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Step 1 — Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp • The laser cutter is an amazing tool that anyone can use! Unfortunately, the majority of computer design software is difficult to use, and requires significant expertise and time to design something unique. We take a new approach by showing users how to use programming and geometric computing to quickly design and build a unique laser-cut lamp. • If you don't know how to program, and the words "geometric computing" sound like some form of math-based punishment, don't worry. The methods we use are easy and accessible for anyone, even novice coders. This tutorial teaches you everything you need to know. If you're an experienced coder, this technique also offers an opportunity to stretch your legs and experiment. ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 2 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Step 2 — Assembling your physical materials • 1-3 square feet of W plywood. • 1-3 sheets of 17" x 14" Bristol board, or some other similar weight paper. • 1-3 sheets of semi-transparent vellum or high-grade tissue paper. (You can use normal tissue paper as well, but it might result in a less durable finished project.) You can purchase both of these papers at most art and craft supply stores. Choose any color you like for both papers. • One pre-made light fixture. We recommend using one that has a socket diameter of around 20-40 mm and accepts a candelabra-style bulb. This is the one we use in our tutorial . • 1 light bulb. We recommend getting a low-wattage bulb, (around 25 watts), or a compact fluorescent. ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 3 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Step 3 — Download and install Processing Doun us J n - 1: l ■:■ :. l i r g- . P " d c c : ■: i n g is 3 jghgjIo for Liru;; Msc Cj !! and Windows. Select your choice belouj to download the software. 4- Linux I Windows 4- MacDSX I windows (UJithi • Processing is a popular Java- based programming environment that allows people to learn and experiment with programming in a simple and straightforward context. If you've never used Processing before, it's extremely useful for a range of projects. 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You won't need to import it now, but you can if you like. • Note: The process detailed above is the same process for installing any other processing library. ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 5 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Step 5 — Familiarize yourself with the library • The library includes several examples to demonstrate how to use the library in Processing. They are located in the examples folder within the codeableObjects directory. The code contained in each example is identical with the exception of the part that controls of the type of decorative pattern it will generate. If you want to generate your own file, you can create a new Processing sketch and copy the code from one of the examples into it to modify. 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You will use this instance to execute the library methods that structure your lamp. • Each lamp has a press-fit frame that is constructed of a set of ribs that fit into a top and bottom base forming a circular structure. The code listed in this section lets you design this structure with varying parameters. There are 1 1 parameters you can set with these programming methods. ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 6 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Step 6 — Design the form of your lamp //CODE FOR CONTROL ING LAMP SHAPE /// //All units are in millimeters with exception of resolution, side r potntController.setWtdth(170)j//sets the width of the middle of yoi pointController.setHeight(200); // sets the height of your lamp. (■: pointController.setBottowWidth(80); //'sets the width of the bottom pointController.setToptfidth(89); // sets the width of the top of yo poir 1 font mj. lei .ietSideNj.imi''6":i ; ets the number of sides of your la pointController.setTopCirclePos(20);//sets the vertical position of po i ntContro I ler . setBottomC i re I ePos (26 ) ;.■■', 'sets the vert ica I pos i t ion pointController.setNotchWidth(8.92);//sets the width of your notche pointController.setNotchHeight( 5.64);//sets the height of your not pointController.setTopHoleWidth(80);//sets the width of the opening pointController.setEottoiitHi;iieWidth(24);,-'/sets the width of the open //NOTE!! Depending on which side your light fixture will be insta i If you look in the "spiral" example, you should see a line containing each of these methods with a value that specifies the dimension. For example, pointController . setWidth( 17 ) will set your lamp width to 170 millimeters. The setwidth command is constrained between 100 and 300 millimeters. » At this point you can press the "play" symbol at the top of the Processing code window; this will compile the code and open the application as a Java applet. You should then see a 3D wireframe model of the lamp with the parameters specified in the code. If you close the applet, either manually by closing the window or by pressing the "stop" symbol in the Processing sketch window, you can and change some of the values of the sizing commands and re- compile it again. You should then see the changes reflected in the model. A complete listing of all 12 of the commands can be found in the code. ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 7 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Step 7 — GUI ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 8 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp • When you compile the code, you will notice that there is a set of buttons in the lower left- hand corner of the screen. The top 3 allow you to toggle between different views of the lamp structure. If you click the "parts" button, instead of seeing a 3D model you will see a 2D view of the tool paths of the lamp that will be cut out by the laser cutter. • You will also notice a set of sliders on the right-hand side of the screen. These sliders control all the same parameters as those listed in the code above. By moving them, you can see your design change in real time. Note: while you can use these sliders to design your lamp and see the changes reflected in your tool paths, if you close the application and recompile it the lamp settings will revert to the values you specified in your code. • Deciding on the width(s), height, and number of sides is pretty intuitive, and all of the ranges are constrained to ensure that what you make will fit together properly. You will need to decide if you want the light fixture to come from the top or bottom of the lamp and set the diameter of the top hole or bottom hole to correspond to the diameter of your light fixture. • Similarly, you will need to set both the width and the diameter of the hole for the side opposite the light fixture to be large enough for your hand to fit inside to change the light bulb. For example, if your light fixture is 26 millimeters in diameter and will go on the top of the lamp, then set the top-hole width to around 28 millimeters. Similarly, you would set the bottom width and bottom hole to a minimum of 80-100 millimeters. Hand sizes vary, so it's a good idea to measure your hand and see what is a comfortable-sized opening for you. • The values for the top and bottom circle positions will determine how close the bases of the lamp will be to the top and bottom. The choice is yours, but we recommend placing the base without the light fixture as close to the end of that side as possible (20 mm). • Also, if your light fixture is on the bottom of the lamp, make sure you make the bottom base high enough to prevent your light fixture from sticking out of the bottom, which would result in a lamp that is unbalanced. To prevent this, measure how tall your light fixture is and set the bottom base position to something 5 or 10 millimeters greater than that. • If you are using W plywood, you don't need to change the notch width and height settings. They have been pre-defined for that size of material. If you want to try a different thickness of material, you will need change to these settings, but realize that it may take some experimenting with the laser cutter to get the correct value and a good press-fit. A good rule of thumb is to set the notch height to slightly less than the thickness of your material to account for the kerf that will be burned away by the laser. ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 9 of 1 9 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Step 8 — Design the pattern of your lamp ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 10 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp • The decorative patterning of your lamp is also controlled by code in the setup function. Specifically, the patterns are generated using a Voronoi diagram, a special type of spatial subdivision that, when given a set of point sites, generates cellular divisions around each site consisting of all areas whose distance to that point is not greater than their distance to any other site. The library takes care of the logistics of generating the diagram. All you have to do is give it a set of points to base the diagram on. • To specify a single point in Cartesian space, you use the addCartPoint( ) method and pass it an x and y coordinate. For example, to place a point at (15,10), you would type pointController . addCartPoint ( 1 5,10). You can also use some of Processing's preset system variables, (width and height), to place points in specific locations. Typing pointController . addCartPoint ( w idth/2, height/2) ; will place a point in the very center of the screen. • Once you've added the points you want, you can compile the code again and use the "pattern" button in the GUI to switch to the pattern display. You will then see a ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 11 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp rendering of the Voronoi diagram generated by the points you specified. If you hit the "points" button, located below the scene toggle buttons, you will see the locations of the points themselves. The pattern will automatically be clipped to fit inside the dimensions of your lamp. • You can also add points in polar space instead of Cartesian. This comes in handy when trying to draw radial patterns, like a circle, with points. To add a point in polar space use the addPolarPoint ( ) method and pass it the x and y coordinates of the origin, the angle in radians and the radius. For example, the code pointController . addPolarPoint ( width/2, height/2, 6, 100 ) ; will place a point that's 100 pixels away from the center of the screen at an angle of 6 radians. • Note: if you're more comfortable thinking in degrees than radians, you can use a predefined Processing method to convert from degrees to radians by calling radians ( ) and passing it the degree value. Refer here for details. ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 12 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Step 9 — Specify points via iteration y = ====== ==GENERATE SPIRAL=============== int centerLimit = 106; // variable to contn float rad = 0; //like the radius of your c\i //this will draw one spiral for(int i=9;i<3centerLimit;i+=l){ rad +=1; //change to alter the tight™ po i ntCor tro 1 1 er . addPo I arPo i nt (w i dth/2 } ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 13 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp • You can manually specify each point position, but it's much quicker and much more interesting to use code (and a little math) to quickly generate a lot of points in varying patterns. To do this, we use a common programming structure called a for loop. A for loop is an iteration statement that allows code to be repeatedly executed. To initialize a for loop, we use the following syntax: • for (int i=0; i<limit; i++) { // code to be executed } • i is a variable that specifies the loop value, limit is the value that will terminate the loop once i reaches it, and i++ indicates the addition that will happen to i on each iteration of the loop. Suppose we set limit equal to 10. The for loop will instruct the program to start i at zero and check if i is less than 10. If it is, the program will execute any code in the curly brackets and then add one to i. It will then check if i is still less than than 10, execute the code and so on. Once i is no longer less than 10, the loop will terminate. • If we want to create an ordered structure of points, like a spiral, we can use a for loop as demonstrated in the example. Let's go through the code in the // ========= generate spiral =============== // section. • Here, we've set a starting variable called centerLimit to 100. This will control the number of iterations of the for loop. It also specifies the number of points in our spiral. There's also a variable called rad that's set to zero. This value will control the radius of the spiral. In the for loop directly below this code we see that we're checking the value of i against the centerLimit variable. • On each iteration, we're adding one to rad and then calling the addPoiarPoint ( ) method and passing it the center of the stage (width/ 2 and height/ 2) as the origin point, and the value of rad as both the radian value and the radius. Because we're increasing rad with each iteration, the effect will be 100 points that gradually radiate out from the center of the stage producing a spiral effect. Execute the code, and toggle to the pattern view to see this result. • Try changing the value of the centerLimit variable to increase or decrease the number of points in your spiral, or increasing or decreasing the amount you add to rad during each iteration to change the distance between the points. You can also call the addPoiarPoint ( ) method multiple times each loop with different origins to create multiple spirals in different locations. Spirals aren't your only option for designing. The other examples contain code samples that show you how to generate points using circles, sine and cosine waves, polar roses and random values. ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 14 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Step 10 USEE s D oiral "A Q examples Q circle random fc sine ► 1 8 parts.pdf *J: pattern.pdf ft shade.pdf data __ spiral. pde Q library Q reference src ► i f - • Prep your files: Once you're satisfied with the form and pattern of your lamp, you can save out the files you will use to cut your parts on the laser cutter by hitting the save button in the lower right-hand part of the application window. If you look in the folder where the example is located, there should now be three files, "parts.pdf", "shade.pdf" and "pattern.pdf". Each file contains the tool paths for the 3 different parts of your lamp. These parts correspond to the 3 materials, wood, tissue paper or vellum and Bristol board. • When you preview your files, you may notice that some of the pieces in the "parts.pdf" file appear to be cut off, depending on the size of your lamp.To fix this, you may have to go into a vector editing program and release and delete the clipping mask surrounding the parts. You can do this easily in Adobe Illustrator, or in Inkscape, an open-source free vector graphics program. ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 15 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Step 11 — Cut your parts = =r • This process will vary depending on the laser cutter that you are using. Different laser cutters have different control software that varies in file format requirements. Many laser cutter applications accept files with a .dwg or .dxf extension. You can use Inkscape or Illustrator to export the PDF files to this format. If you don't have access to a laser cutter, you can use an online fabrication service to cut your files. A good choice is http://ponoko.com , though many others exist. • The laser cutter's power and speed settings will also vary depending on which laser cutter you use, so consult with the technician to figure out the best settings for cutting plywood, Bristol board and tissue paper, respectively. • You should cut the parts in the "parts.pdf" file out of the plywood, the "shade.pdf" pieces out of the tissue paper and the "pattern.pdf" pieces out of Bristol. Make sure you cut the correct number of pieces for your lamp. (If you specified 6 sides, cut six wooden ribs, 6 shades and 6 pattern pieces, and one top and one bottom base.) ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 16 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Step 12 — Glue your shades • Once the cutting process is complete, you will need to first assemble the shade pieces. Lightly apply glue to the back of one of the Bristol pattern pieces. (The back is the side that was facing down on the laser cutter bed when cut, and generally contains some scorch marks on it.) We recommend using clear liquid glue like ITOYA O'Glue to glue the paper pieces together, but you can experiment with other options. • Line the Bristol piece up with a piece of the cut tissue paper or vellum and glue the two together. Do the same for all of the remaining pattern pieces. Note: If you want a subtler effect, you can also glue the Bristol on the inside of the shade, so that it will only be visible when the lamp is on. To do this, apply glue to the front of the Bristol (the side without the scorch marks), and glue it to the shade. Step 13 — Assemble your frame • While your shade pieces are drying, snap the frame together. If your measurements on the notches are correct, the frame should hold together by itself. However, if it's a little loose, you can glue it together with Elmer's glue or hot glue. ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 17 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Step 14 — Attach the shades to the frame • You will need to glue the shades to the frame, one at a time, using either hot glue or O'Glue. Start with one rib of the frame and apply a dab of glue to both the top and bottom sections of the rib. Take your first shade and line up the right top and bottom corners to the rib where the glue is. For the first shade, we will wait till the end to glue down the left side. Wait till the glue is dry and move on to the next shade. • This time, apply glue to the top and bottom sections of the rib that you just glued the first shade to, and also to the top and bottom of the next rib to the right. Line up the corners of the next shade and glue it so that it slightly overlaps the first. Wait till the glue has dried and repeat the procedure for all of the remaining shades, rotating around the frame in a clockwise direction as you go. When you get to the last shade, glue it down to the remaining rib and then glue the left-hand side of the first shade on top of it. ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 18 of 19 Design by Code: Laser-Cut Lamp Step 15 — Connect the light fixture • Fit your light fixture through the appropriate hole in the top or bottom of your lamp and fasten it in. Screw in the light bulb, plug in the lamp, step back and admire your handiwork! • To see more examples of lamps created with this process, visit this site . 1 01:38:07 PM. ) Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 19 of 19


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One of the things I love about my Cook's Illustrated Magazine Subscription are the product reviews and recommendations. This past month, they reviewed a really interesting product: a Chainmail Scrubber.Read More
One of the things I love about my Cook's Illustrated Magazine Subscription are the product reviews and recommendations. This past month, they reviewed a really interesting product: a Chainmail Scrubber.Read More
I'm going to start a series of app reviews. My first post is on a Journaling app called DayOne. Lora and I have been using DayOne for a few years now to document our kids growing up. We also document our travel and a few other things. The reality of our photos these days is that they are incredible tools for photographing and documenting life's memories and moments, but the easy of capture means that are camera rolls are a jumbled mess of pictures mixing things, people, places, documents and so on. No one wants to organize this and we are a few years out from amazing AI to clean all this up for us. Even if we did have that amazing AI, I find that I like adding a few bits of text here and there to augment memories, places and events.
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We received our first glance at its insides this morning, but the folks at WorldCarFans have stumbled upon what appears to be the first image of the completed Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4. Set to debut at the Geneva Motor Show next week, the Aventador is Lambo's new Murciélago-replacing flagship supercar, and as its (still unconfirmed) name suggests, we can expect around 700 horsepower to be on tap, stemming from a brand new twelve-cylinder heart.
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Let's say on the board is a creature with toughness 6. I reduce the toughness of this creature by 3 until end of turn. After this spell resolves, I cast a burn spell which does 3 dmg to that creature. Now the creature has 0 toughness and dies but what is the cause of death? And how does this interact with regeneration? As fair as I understand the rules, if a creatures dies because of 0 toughness it cannot be regenerated because its not lethal damage nor a destruction event that causes death.
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If you reduce a creature's toughness from 6 to 3 you just treat it as a creature of toughness 3. So dealing 3 damage to it can be regenerated. The 3 damage does not reduce the toughness to 0. It will still be a creature with toughness 3 with 3 marked damage on it that will usually die but can be saved with regeneration.


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Johnson, Blatche lead Nets past HeatThe Associated Press | May 11,2014NEW YORK Joe Johnson scored 19 points, Andray Blatche had career playoff highs of 15 points and 10 rebounds, and the Brooklyn Nets handed the Miami Heat their first loss this postseason, 104-90 on Saturday night in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
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Since 2002 Perimeter Institute has been recording seminars, conference talks, and public outreach events using video cameras installed in our lecture theatres. Perimeter now has 7 formal presentation spaces for its many scientific conferences, seminars, workshops and educational outreach activities, all with advanced audio-visual technical capabilities. Recordings of events in these areas are all available On-Demand from this Video Library and on Perimeter Institute Recorded Seminar Archive (PIRSA). PIRSA is a permanent, free, searchable, and citable archive of recorded seminars from relevant bodies in physics. This resource has been partially modelled after Cornell University's arXiv.org.
Decoherence in quantum metrology may deviate the estimate of a parameter from the real value of the parameter. In this talk, we show how to suppress the systematic error of weak-measurement-based quantum metrology under decoherence.
When we estimate a quantum state, we normally use the quantum state tomography. However, this needs the post-information processing. Here, we propose a new idea on visualizing technique of the quantum state. Under the specific configuration, in which the optical vortex beam is used, we experimentally demonstrate the visualization of the specific two-dimensional quantum state; the polarized state of light by the weak measurement initiated by Yakir Aharonov and his colleagues. The entangled state can be also visualized via the concurrence as the extension of this idea.
I will give an overview of two ways to estimate parameters with a quantum system when the dynamics is nontrivial. In the first case, the parameter is changing in an irregular way, and we use consider the use of continuous measurement to track it in time. Tracking speed is of the essence for feedback purposes, and I will present our new and improved way to speed up the estimation algorithm. In the second case, I will consider the use of Hamiltonian control to estimate a fixed parameter, but of a time-dependent Hamiltonian.
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I am trying to get the username of the user who has the blog Id in their profile.
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I want to include the username to which the blog belongs in the list. That data is kept in the profile entity (in the field called "BlogId").
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Imports System.Data.Entity
Imports System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations
Public Class UserProfile
Public Property UserProfileId() As Integer
Public Property UserId() As Guid
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Public Property BlogId() As Integer
Public Property IsCompanyOwner As Boolean
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After receiving word of the disaster, Ortiz put a box in the Red
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Pantech filed for court receivership today, which is the South Korean equivalent of declaring Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company has seen its share of the global market drop precipitously. More importantly, it is no longer able to compete against the likes of LG and Samsung in its home market, according to The Wall Street Journal, where a month long sales ban further crippled the company. Pantech has spent the last few years juggling with its finances. Last year, it accepted investments from Samsung and Qualcomm, which own 10% and 12% of the company, respectively. Even with these investments, Pantech owes creditors about $961 million - or double the amount of assets its has. Pantech only brought three models to the U.S. in 2013, and hasn't brought any in 2014. If Pantech's court receivership is accepted by the bank, it will have about a year to come up with a restructuring plan.
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- philhord.com
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