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declare(strict_types=1);

namespace JMS\Serializer\Ordering;

use JMS\Serializer\Metadata\PropertyMetadata;

final class AlphabeticalPropertyOrderingStrategy implements PropertyOrderingInterface
{
    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function order(array $properties): array
    {
        uasort(
            $properties,
            static function (PropertyMetadata $a, PropertyMetadata $b): int {
                return strcmp($a->name, $b->name);
            }
        );

        return $properties;
    }
}

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Les Glomerales sont un ordre de champignons symbiotiques de la division des Glomeromycota.

Biologie
Ces champignons sont tous des mycobiontes mutualistes symbiotiques. La plupart utilisent un système de mycorhizes à arbuscules pour échanger des éléments nutritifs avec leur plante hôte. Ils produisent de grandes spores (de 0,1 à 0,5 mm) (azygospores et chlamydospores) avec des milliers de noyaux.

Phylogénie
Tous les membres de leur division étaient autrefois considérées comme liés aux Endogonaceae, mais grâce à des données de séquençage moléculaire, on a trouvé une relation plus étroite avec les Dikarya
.
Leurs fossiles remontent à la période Ordovicienne (il y a  millions d'années).

L'ordre contient les familles suivantes :
Claroideoglomeraceae
Glomeraceae

Orthographe
Le nom de famille  sur lequel est basé ce nom de niveau d'ordre, a été mal orthographié « Glomaceae », d'où la mauvaise orthographe du nom d'ordre Glomales. Selon le Code international de nomenclature botanique, les deux noms Glomaceae et Glomales peuvent être remplacés respectivement par Glomeraceae et Glomerales. Les mauvaises orthographes sont malheureusement monnaie courante dans la littérature.

Notes et références

Source

Voir aussi
 Glomaline
 Mycobionte

Ordre de champignons (nom scientifique)

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Book Review: Sculptures of Melbourne Mark S. Holsworth
Melbourne has an impressive number of sculptures on public display throughout the city. Just wander Melbourne's city streets, gardens and laneways and you will undoubtedly find some magnificent public sculptures - from historical and religious icons to playful literary and social figures – all with rich historical weight. The book Sculptures of Melbourne explores major changes in the nature of public sculpture. When Melbourne was established, sculpture was heavily influenced by the colonial legacy of neo-classical bronze and marble statues. From 1980 onwards, public sculpture changed dramatically, not only in style but in materials, location and sheer numbers. This book, which includes controversial modernist sculptures such as 'The Yellow Peril' as well as unofficial laneway installations, tells the story of how the shifting trends in public sculpture moved from a classical style, to commemorative, to a corporate modernist style, to being integrated into urban design, and finally evolving into a contemporary style, which is non-traditional and temporary. Critics have unanimously hailed Melbourne's collection of sculptures as notable narratives of place and time, which whilst stylistically different, have also established specific reference points and provided a rich reflection of the history of the city. These sculptures have come a long way from serving their decorative and utilitarian functions in the 1800s, to now embedding a strong historical beauty that is both permanent and ephemeral.
For any sculptor, this book is well presented and provides a wonderful context for work we do in and around our beloved city. A must read!
The author Mark S. Holsworth is a writer, art critic and artist who lives in Melbourne, Australia. He has written plays, short stories and a long-running blog: Black Mark – Melbourne Art & Culture Critic. He studied philosophy and art history at Monash and LaTrobe universities and has exhibited in several Melbourne galleries.
Mark writes a blog: https://melbourneartcritic.wordpress.com/ covering the Melbourne art scene.
Thanks to Michael Adeney for drawing our attention to this review.
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Breaks no new ground for movies or for Ritchie, but it is an amusing diversion and therefore a return to form.
115 min. Warner Bros. Pictures. Director: Guy Ritchie. Cast: Gerard Butler, Tom Wilkinson, Thandie Newton, Idris Elba, Chris 'Ludacris'.
The laddish writer-director Guy Ritchie (Snatch, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels) unapologetically sticks to one genre: the crime film. Unlike most directors, he doesn't seem to be pining away for the day he can make his own Schindler's List and then wait for the Oscars to roll in. Having come up at the same time as Tarantino and happily ridden his wave, Ritchie is content to stick to twisty, coincidence-driven plots and the gangsters--whether flash or trash--who inhabit them (exception: the remake Swept Away, with his now-ex-wife Madonna). And he's good at what he does, as far as it goes: his latest, RocknRolla, breaks no new ground for movies or for Ritchie, but it is an amusing diversion and therefore a return to form.
Like most of Ritchie's stories, RocknRolla is an ensemble piece, tangling a number of characters from the London underworld. At the top of this particular heap is Lenny Cole (Tom Wilkinson), a classless but business-like gangster with old-school moves. According to his lieutenant Archy (Mark Strong), "Lenny Cole has the keys to the back door of this booming city," but his position is threatened by the rise of Russian mobsters taking orders from the no-nonsense Uri Omovich (Karel Roden). Then there's the small-time outfit known as "The Wild Bunch" (hey, I saw that movie!): between smash-and-grab robberies, partners One Two (Gerard Butler) and Mumbles (the great Idris Elba) hang out at the local pub with the other druggies, tramps and thieves, including "Handsome Bob" (Tom Hardy). Bob has two reasons to be nervous: he's about to be put away for a stretch, and he has a secret that One Two wouldn't take kindly to hearing.
Entwined with both the "have" and "have-not" crime classes is "the very gifted and the financially creative" personal accountant Stella (Thandie Newton), who lives in a marriage of (in)convenience to a homosexual lawyer. And junkies abound, first among them Lenny's stepson, troubled rock star Johnny Quid (Toby Kebbell). The rumors of his death have been greatly exaggerated by Johnny himself, who wants out of his personal hamster wheel and knows that, when it comes to record sales, he's better off dead anyway. Johnny's plan complicates life for two of his handlers--Roman (Jeremy Piven) and Mickey (Chris Bridges)--who must contend with those who want to find Johnny. Ritchie's gift for narrative trickery keeps RocknRolla humming along.
Bits of it feel like warmed-over Tarantino, up to and including a denouement promising, James Bond-style, a sequel (it's anyone's guess how firmly Ritchie's tongue is in his cheek). Ritchie is, of course, also copying himself, but there's some degree of freshness this time in his upstairs, downstairs approach to London's criminal classes. Though phony, the vivid characters provide ample opportunity for scenery chewing. Wilkinson has the most fun: as he's lying, Lenny insists, "It's all about the details," and when he later spits at his son, "What are you, boy, if you are not poison?", matters suddenly seem Shakespearean. A speech about the duality of superficial surfaces and their flip side--the ugly truth--almost sounds like an authorial confession of Ritchie's "too cool for school" school of crime cinema, but RocknRolla is just spirited enough to justify its existence.
Aspect ratios: 2.40:1
Audio: Dolby TrueHD 5.1, Dolby Digital 5.1
Distributor: Warner Home Video
Warner's Blu-ray of RocknRolla features an A/V transfer that accurately recreates the theatrical experience. It's part of the film's design (achieved with HD cameras and a lot of low-lit interiors) to look a bit murky, so this may not be the film to show off the crispness of Blu-ray, but the picture quality is a rock-solid representation of Guy Ritchie's intent. The Dolby TrueHD 5.1 sound gives lossless love to the typical Ritchie mélange of rock'n'roll and nasty crime: the surround effects are limited, but the mix still comes through with the clarity we need to absorb the accented dialogue.
The special edition kicks off with a commentary by director Guy Ritchie and actor Mark Strong. Neither is the most scintillating personality you'll ever hear on a commentary track, but I found it refreshing to hear from a strong actor (no pun intended) that isn't a celebrity; we get a bit of Strong's personality and insight into craft along with Ritchie's run of details about the shoot.
"Blokes, Birds and Backhanders: Inside RocknRolla" (15:03, HD) is a competent mix of behind-the-scenes footage and comments from Ritchie, Strong, Gerard Butler, Jeremy Piven, Idris Elba, Chris Bridges, Thandie Newton, Tom Wilkinson, Toby Kebbell, and Tom Hardy.
There's a bit of overlap with the previous featurette, but "Guy's Town" (8:32, HD) puts a distinct focus on the London locations, their historical importance, and their thematic use. Ritchie, Strong, Newton, Wilkinson, Butler, producer Steve Clark-Hall, cinematographer David Higgs, location manager Claire Tovey, and production designer Richard Bridgland participate.
Last up is "Deleted Scene: Will You Put the Cigarette Out?" (2:00, SD), an interesting trim that usefully and amusingly sets expectations about the relationships between One Two, Mumbles, and Handsome Bob.
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The cybernetic "daughter" of Thanos and adopted sister of Gamora, Nebula's life-long dream is to kill her father — even if that requires cutting a bloody swath across the galaxy if anyone is foolish enough to get in her way. More machine than a person, Nebula is a master martial artist and weapons expert who is virtually indestructible.
The charming but somewhat less-than-bright leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy, Peter "Star-Lord" Quill is an alien/human hybrid with a chip on his shoulder. He may not be the most famous hero in the galaxy, but that won't stop him from introducing himself that way. Though he has no real superpowers of his own, his rough and tumble upbringing makes him a crack shot and quick improviser.
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A tattooed alien who takes everything literally, Drax lost his family to Thanos and now harbors a personal grudge. He originally joined the Guardians of the Galaxy as a means to an end, but has since become one of the team's most loyal fighters. Brutish and super strong, Drax is the undisputed muscle of the team.
The smart-mouthed Rocket may look like an anthropomorphic raccoon, but call him that at your own risk. What he lacks in size he more than makes up for in his homicidal love of weapons and his quick, analytical brain.
The clear favorite of Thanos' "adopted" children, Gamora spent her early life trained by her father to be a perfect killing machine. Now, as an adult and alongside her friends in the Guardians, she hopes to use her skills against Thanos himself. Like her sister Nebula, Gamora is a fierce fighter and expert martial artist.
Groot may not be a tree creature of many words — all he can say is "I am Groot" but that doesn't make him any less formidable in a fight. Together with his best friend (and frequent translator) Rocket Raccoon, Groot is one of the most powerful Guardians — and, depending on who you ask, also one of the cutest. Plus, Groot's ability to manipulate his size and regenerate makes him a formidable ally.
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The "brawn" of Thanos's Black Order, Black Dwarf is a hulking, spike-covered alien who was renamed Cull Obsidian for his big screen debut in Avengers: Infinity War. He is the largest and most imposing of the team. Carrying a massive ax to match his bulk, Black Dwarf is more than difficult to take down.
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Ex-soviet superspy Natasha Romanov turned the tables on her hold handlers in the secret Red Room program when she defected to the United States to work with SHIELD. Now she balances superheroics with trying to atone for the less-than-valorous sins of her past. Deadly with her custom "stingers" which she wears around her wrists, Natasha is a jack of all trades on any team.
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module VagrantPlugins
  module ListenServer
    class Command < Vagrant.plugin('2', :command)
      def self.synopsis
        "Check the status of the vagrant-listen server"
      end

      def execute
        opts = OptionParser.new do |o|
          o.banner = 'Usage: vagrant listen [start|stop|status]'
        end

        command = @argv.shift
        argv = parse_options opts

        with_target_vms nil, single_target: true do |vm|
          # puts "ENV #{vm.env.inspect}"
          # puts "CONFIG #{vm.config.inspect}"
          # puts "LISTEN #{vm.config.listen_server.inspect}"

          case command
          when 'status' then Daemon.status vm.config.listen_server
          when 'stop' then Daemon.stop vm
          when 'start' then Daemon.start vm
          else
            puts 'Unknown command'
            exit 1
          end
        end

        0
      end
    end
  end
end


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package org.owasp.dependencycheck.utils;

import java.net.MalformedURLException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

/**
 *
 * @author Jeremy Long <jeremy.long@owasp.org>
 */
public final class UrlStringUtils {

    /**
     * Private constructor for a utility class.
     */
    private UrlStringUtils() {
    }
    /**
     * A regular expression to test if a string contains a URL.
     */
    private static final Pattern CONTAINS_URL_TEST = Pattern.compile("^.*(ht|f)tps?://.*$", Pattern.MULTILINE | Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE);
    /**
     * A regular expression to test if a string is a URL.
     */
    private static final Pattern IS_URL_TEST = Pattern.compile("^(ht|f)tps?://.*", Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE);

    /**
     * Tests if the text provided contains a URL. This is somewhat limited search in that it only looks for
     * (ftp|http|https)://
     *
     * @param text the text to search
     * @return true if the text contains a url, otherwise false
     */
    public static boolean containsUrl(String text) {
        return CONTAINS_URL_TEST.matcher(text).matches();
    }

    /**
     * Tests if the given text is url.
     *
     * @param text the string to test
     * @return returns true if the text is a url, otherwise false
     */
    public static boolean isUrl(String text) {
        return IS_URL_TEST.matcher(text).matches();
    }
    /**
     * A listing of domain parts that should not be used as evidence. Yes, this is an incomplete list.
     */
    private static final HashSet<String> IGNORE_LIST = new HashSet<String>(
            Arrays.asList("www", "com", "org", "gov", "info", "name", "net", "pro", "tel", "mobi", "xxx"));

    /**
     *

     * Takes a URL, in String format, and adds the important parts of the URL to a list of strings.

     *

     * Example, given the following input:

     * "https://www.somedomain.com/path1/path2/file.php?id=439"
     *

     * The function would return:

     * {"some.domain", "path1", "path2", "file"}
     *
     * @param text a URL
     * @return importantParts a list of the important parts of the URL
     * @throws MalformedURLException thrown if the URL is malformed
     */
    public static List<String> extractImportantUrlData(String text) throws MalformedURLException {
        final ArrayList<String> importantParts = new ArrayList<String>();
        final URL url = new URL(text);
        final String[] domain = url.getHost().split("\\.");
        //add the domain except www and the tld.
        for (int i = 0; i < domain.length - 1; i++) {
            final String sub = domain[i];
            if (!IGNORE_LIST.contains(sub.toLowerCase())) {
                importantParts.add(sub);
            }
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            final String fileNameNoExt = pathParts[pathParts.length - 1].replaceAll("\\..*{0,5}$", "");
            importantParts.add(fileNameNoExt);
        }
        return importantParts;
    }
}


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Recalcitrant Imago Dei
by J.P. Moreland
Title: The Recalcitrant Imago Dei: Human Persons and the Failure of Naturalism
Publisher: SCM Press
Audience: Advanced, Intermediate
Kingdom Categories: Life of the Mind
I want to help people be free of the crushing weight that philosophical naturalism burdens upon people's view of themselves and of each other. With the apostle Paul's perspective in mind, I think naturalism is a spiritual stronghold that does not free people to have knowledge of God. And as John Calvin has noted, knowledge of self is intimately tied to knowledge of God. Philosophical naturalism is not worthy of the dignity that is rightly inherent to being a human being; it has failed to deliver knowledge about the very thing that makes us human: a substantial soul.
Not surprisingly, naturalism fails to account for other nonphysical yet real and integral facts to what it means to be human, including the reality of consciousness, free will, rationality, objective morality and intrinsic value. These facts are recalcitrant. A recalcitrant fact is one that is obstinately unco-operative in light of attempts to handle it by some theory. A theory may explain some facts quite nicely. But a recalcitrant fact doggedly resists explanation by a theory. No matter what a theory's advocate does, the recalcitrant fact just sits there and is not easily incorporated into the theory. In this case, the recalcitrant fact provides falsifying evidence for the theory.
Lecture delivered in Binkley Chapel 4/18/2007.
Why should philosophical naturalist assumptions about human beings be trusted? Why should we accord to them the authority to guide our beliefs and knowledge about what is real about the human person? The Recalcitrant Imago Dei, in part, tries to offer some philosophical interactions with naturalism's view of the human person in such a way that answers to these puzzling questions can be considered.
In chapter 1, I setup an interaction between naturalism and its rival, theistic realism, and argue that if there are recalcitrant facts (in the sense that I specify above), given naturalism's ontological commitment, they would not only provide disconfirming evidence against naturalism but would also provide confirming evidence for theism.
Chapters 2-6 then provide the evidence for my argument.
Chapter 2 focuses on naturalistic accounts of consciousness. In this chapter, I utilize my "argument from consciousness" (especially developed in my 2008 Consciousness and the Existence of God) and interact with naturalists Paul Churchland, D.M. Armstrong, Frank Jackson, John Searle, Jaegwon Kim, Colin McGinn, and David Papineau, in order to show that at least phenomenal consciousness is a recalcitrant fact, especially when one considers the explanatory power of theism and the deficiency of other alternative accounts to naturalism on this issue, such as, panpsychism.
Chapter 3 considers the fact of libertarian free will, and how it is inadequately accounted for by leading naturalists (such as those listed above), but especially Daniel Dennett and John Searle. Given the commonsensical intuitions of libertarian free will, it also turns out that naturalistic accounts end up talking people out of their ordinary experience. There is not and nor will there ever be a plausible explanation concerning how one can start with dead, brute, non-teleological, law-governed matter with passive liabilities and generate the sort of ontological agent required for libertarian freedom by simply rearranging the parts into new external relations. It would be an act of magic if a naturalist could pull-off such an explanation. Thankfully, theism does not need to exercise such mental gymnastics in order to explain that libertarian free will is real.
Chapter 4 addresses the ontology of rational deliberation (e.g., reasoning through a chain of inductive or deductive premises and drawing a proper conclusion). Given the ontology of such acts, it is easy to see (in fact, its predictable!) how they could obtain in a theistic world because the fundamental level of being – God – exhibits this ontology himself. But given that brute, non-rational, non-teleological, physical-causal-law-governed material stuff is bereft of this ontology, it is hard to see how that ontology could obtain, given naturalism. So, I argue that the features of a rational agent and the process of rational deliberation are neither reducible to nor eliminable in favor of a naturalist ontology of human rationality. Lastly, I incorporate Alvin Plantinga's argument against evolutionary naturalism in this discussion, along with supplementary considerations of my own, and defend this as an argument against naturalism.
Chapter 5 offers a basic case for a substantial, simple soul based on our basic awareness of ourselves, the fact of sameness through mereological replacement, from the concept of a spiritual substance, and from various paradigm cases. There are two reasons why a substantial, simple soul is not an option for a naturalist. First, if by some sort of magic, a simple soul could be an emergent entity, then given the naturalist commitment to the "closure of the physical," the soul would be an epiphenomenon with no causal powers. How would that be effectual? Second, given the combinatorial processes constitutive of the Grand Story of naturalism, apart from atomic simples (if such there be), all larger wholes are mereological aggregates composed of separable, substantial parts that stand in various external (e.g., spatio-temporal, causal) relations to each other. But mereological aggregates are not simple substances, and certainly not simple souls or egos. This is why (among other reasons) there is a problem with mereological aggregates for also a material constitution view of human persons (Lynne Rudder Baker), which I also address in this chapter along with the mistaken view of persons as emergent agents (Timothy O'Connor).
Chapter 6 shows that some form of non-cognitivism or ethical naturalism is the best way for a naturalist to proceed in metaethics since a commonsensical view of moral actions and equal value/rights are hard to sustain in naturalist worldview. I show how naturalism has difficulty sustaining objective intrinsic value and moral law, a robust view of moral action. Lastly, I argue that the conjunction of naturalism and evolutionary theory fails to have the resources for sustaining high, equal value and rights for all human persons simply as such.
If philosophical naturalism should be trusted as a compelling theory to better explain basic facts about the features of human persons, and in light of theism as a competing theory, it does not seem that such trust is rooted in any persuasive philosophical reasons. Perhaps one wants to trust naturalism to deliver the goods because of its dismissive strategy (that acts like a psychological crutch) against God. That at least seems to be a tactic of Thomas Nagel, which I address in the Appendix.
Where should the discussion go between philosophical theists and naturalists? I think naturalists increasingly owe us an account of why these five features sketched in the book seem so obviously true to commonsense and first-person introspection. And for those who embrace a commonsense perspective about any one of these features I identify in the book, I would like to see an account of how this feature could come to be in a purely physical universe.
It was a privilege to have The Recalcitrant Imago Dei be part of the SCM "Veritas Series" in association with the University of Nottingham's Centre of Theology and Philosophy. With joy, I dedicated The Recalcitrant Imago Dei to my colleague and dear friend, Frank Beckwith, because his life and work is a sturdy lover of the imago Dei.
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It is a resourceful text for upper undergraduate and graduate courses about Philosophy of religion, Philosophical anthropology, Philosophy of mind, Comparative world religion approach to what it means to be human, Philosophical ethics and naturalism, Libertarian freedom and determinism.
It provides a well-researched, comprehensive guide and index into the contemporary criticism of the naturalistic view of human persons
It is written by a Distinguished Professor of Philosophy with more than a couple decades of classroom experience and lecturing on the book's topics at universities, colleges and seminaries throughout North America
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Table of Contents: 1. Naturalism, theism and human persons : identifying the central crisis of our age -- 2. Naturalism, consciousness and human persons -- 3. Naturalism, free will and human persons -- 4. Naturalism, rationality and human persons -- 5. Naturalism, a substantial soul and human persons -- 6. Naturalism, objective morality, intrinsic value and human persons.
Endorsements: The Recalcitrant Imago Dei is a wonderful read. Chapter by chapter, Moreland systematically sets forth how naturalism denies what is so obvious about ourselves, which is that we are conscious, rational souls that have the power to make undetermined choices for purposes. The power of the book lies in the way that it makes clear how human beings becomeunrecognizable once naturalism has worked them over. Through page after page of careful argument, Moreland shows all of us how deeply unnatural the naturalist account of ourselves is. -Stewart Goetz, St Ursinus College Materialistic naturalism has, for some years, been the received wisdom in philosophy, as well as amongst much of the educated public. Many serious philosophical arguments have been brought against this ideology, but usually in a series of separate controversies. Professor Moreland's great service is to bring all these objections together, whilst adding his own original contributions, in a very effective anti-naturalist polemic. He shows us that the materialist world picture cannot accommodate the most basic phenomena of human life: It has no place for consciousness, free will, rationality, the human subject or any kind of intrinsic value. Materialism does not disprove these human realities, it is simply incapable of accounting for them in any remotely plausible way. I would add to the list of its failures that naturalism lacks even a coherent account of the physical world itself. Professor Moreland makes a very good case for saying that, as a serious world view, naturalism is a non-starter: more traditional, theistic philosophies fare much better in the face both of the phenomena and of argument. -Howard Robinson, University Professor in Philosophy, Central European University, Budapest J. P. Moreland's new book is a tour de force. In six clear, concise and tightly-argued chapters, he raises profound objections to the attempts of modern naturalistic philosophers to accommodate human consciousness, free will, rationality, selfhood and morality within a purely physical world-view. He thereby significantly enhances the intellectual appeal of a theistic alternative. All open-minded metaphysicians, philosophers of mind and philosophical theologians should read this book." -E. J. Lowe, Professor of Philosophy, Durham University
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Having signed a long term lease with owner, Lincoln Rackhouse
Entering the west coast market for the first time, data center services provider Evocative has taken over the operations of a facility in Reston, Northern Virginia.
Formerly in the possession of Lincoln Property Company branch Lincoln Rackhouse, with whom Evocative signed a long term lease with the option to purchase the data center in its entirety, the Michael Faraday building was named after the eponymous 19th century British scientist who contributed to the study of electromagnetism and electrochemistry.
The facility offers 25,000 sq ft (2,322 sq m) of total floor space and a maximum power capacity of 2.2MW, with the potential to build it out to 53,000 sq ft (4,924 sq m) and to a capacity of 5.7MW.
Pass the parcel
1807 Michael Faraday Court, VA – Google Maps
Prior coming into Lincoln's possession, the facility belonged to Netrality, a private investment venture founded in 2015, who then sold it on to Digital Realty, along with another Northern Virginia facility, and two in St Louis, Missouri.
Northern Virginia's Fairfax County offers access to more than 15 fiber networks, which will connect the company's existing data centers on the West Coast with the Reston site, as well as to nearby Equinix data center campus.
"We decided to expand into the largest data center market on the planet with the understanding that our clients and the industry as a whole are looking for options and many clients are not happy with mega-wholesale real estate minded operators," Evocative CEO Arman Khalili said.
"We will be offering pay per use retail colocation, disaster recovery, edge computing, private cloud and public cloud interconnectivity out of all of our locations," he continued.
"This acquisition is in line with our expansion plans and our acquisitions earlier this year. We now have operations on both coasts within the continental United States. We look forward to continuing to grow the company both organically and through additional acquisitions. Most importantly, we would like to welcome our new clients, employees and partners to the Evocative family."
This year, the California-based company bought two data centers off of 365 Data Centers located in Emeryville and San Jose (California) respectively, and another two from ColoNet in Los Angeles.
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Q: Why won't AddExplosionForce work in my code? What is wrong with this code? When i fire the Rocket, it does not effect the character.
I have tried Looking other places etc but nothing really helps. I already got help so now at least the code actually runs.
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class Rocket : MonoBehaviour
{
    //Public changable things
    public float speed = 20.0f;
    public float life = 5.0f;
    public float explosionForce = 1.0f;
    public float explosionRadius = 1.0f;
    public bool isGrounded;

    public Rigidbody rb;
    // Use this for initialization
    void Start()
    {
        Invoke("Kill", life);
    }

    // Update is called once per frame
    void Update()
    {
        transform.position += transform.forward * speed * Time.deltaTime;

        if (isGrounded)
        {
            Kill();
        }
    }

    void OnCollisionEnter(Collision other)
    {
        if (other.gameObject.tag == "Ground")
        {
            isGrounded = true;
        }
    }
    //
    void OnCollisionExit(Collision other)
    {
        if (other.gameObject.tag == "Ground")
        {
            isGrounded = false;
        }
    }
    //Explosion code
    void Kill()
    {
        Vector3 explosionCenterPosition = transform.position;
        rb.AddExplosionForce(explosionForce, explosionCenterPosition, explosionRadius);

        Destroy(gameObject);

    }
}

I am making a game where you rocket jump like TF2. It should also move other rigidbodys like described here:
https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Rigidbody.AddExplosionForce.html
I'm new to unity and have no clue why this won't work.

A: @bobshellby
you are destroying the rocket object in the same frame that you are applying the explosion force. so before you see the explosion effects the rocket will be destroyed.
Try using coroutine for the kill function, that way you can add wait time.
void Start()
{
    //Invoke("Kill", life);
}

// Update is called once per frame
void Update()
{
    transform.position += transform.forward * speed * Time.deltaTime;

    if (isGrounded)
    {
      StartCoroutine( Kill());
    }
}

void OnCollisionEnter(Collision other)
{
    if (other.gameObject.tag == "Ground")
    {
        isGrounded = true;
    }
}
//
void OnCollisionExit(Collision other)
{
    if (other.gameObject.tag == "Ground")
    {
        isGrounded = false;
    }
}
//Explosion code
IEnumerator Kill()
{
    Vector3 explosionCenterPosition = transform.position;
    rb.AddExplosionForce(explosionForce, explosionCenterPosition, explosionRadius);
    yield return new WaitForSeconds(2f);
    Destroy(gameObject);

}

The other thing is you are invoking the kill function after 5second in start itself which again destroy the rocket. Remove that, as you are already checking it in update if the rocket has hit the ground or not.

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by Joe Wilcox September 19, 20155:44 pm March 21, 2017
Apple Ad Blocking Blasts the Google Free Economy
On Sept. 16, 2015, Apple released iOS 9, which enables users of iPad and iPhone to disable ads. The company claims the capability improves the overall user experience. As someone covering the tech industry for more than two decades, I perceive it as something else, too: Competitive assault against Google and means of pushing publishers to iOS 9's new News app. There is nothing friendly about Apple's maneuver. It is aggressive and tactical. But does it really matter?
Stated simply: More than 90 percent of Google revenue comes from contextual and search-related advertising. Apple derives about the same figure from selling devices and supporting services. At the same time, mobile is the future of Internet advertising and the battleground where the two meet. The entities' respective mobile platforms, Android and iOS, long ago put the tech titans on a collision course. Conceptually, what Apple can't gain from iPad and iPhone sales, it can take by shaking pillars supporting its rival's business.
I call it the Google Free Economy, because the search and information giant championed the business model of giving away content subsidized by advertising and commands market leading position in search and search-related advertising (Yahoo tops in banner ads, however, according to Pew).
Selective Blocking
Apple announced the change when introducing iOS 9 during the annual developer conference in June. Essentially, Apple will no longer, eh, block ad blockers from the iTunes App Store. Interestingly, or not, their zap in mobile Safari doesn't apply to the News app, from which Apple generates revenue.
But the company doesn't need the ad dollars, unlike Google, and risks little to nothing permitting the blockers. During calendar second quarter 2015, for example, Google reported $17.73 billion revenue and $3.9 billion net profit. Advertising accounted for $16.02 billion, or 92.7 percent, of total revenue. During the same time period, Apple reported $49.6 billion in sales and $10.7 billion net income. Excluding hardware like Apple TV and iPod that the company doesn't separate out in financial disclosures, devices accounted for 84.5 percent of total revenue. iPhone's contribution: 63 percent.
Meanwhile, Apple and Google slug one another for mobile platform supremacy. Based on second quarter smartphone sales to end users, Android's share was 82.2 percent, according to Gartner, compared to 14.6 percent for second-ranked iOS. For all 2015, IDC predicts manufacturers will ship 1.2 billion Android smartphones. iPhones: 224 million. Google gives away its platform but requires most licensees to include its apps, which tap into extended, ad-supported services.
One way to take on Android is to destabilize Google, the platform's primary developer.
Mobile Matters
Timing isn't coincidental. Winds of change sweep across digital advertising: eMarketer predicts that mobile will account for more than 50 percent of spending this year, surpassing the desktop. Purchasing habits already are changing. In the United Kingdom, for example, about one-third of retail ecommerce sales will be made on smartphones and tablets this year, the analytics firm reports. Some other numbers:
In the United States, last year, Google accounted for 38 percent ($19.3 billion) of digital advertising revenues, according to Pew.
In the United Kingdom, this year, Google will account for 41.6 percent of digital ad spending, eMarketer forecasts.
Globally, Google will account for 54.5 percent of search ad spending in 2015, eMarketer estimates.
Pew reveals in its "State of the News Media 2015" report that last year AOL, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Yahoo, "generated 61 percent of total domestic digital ad revenue"; U.S.-only data. These five serve up most of the ads supporting the majority of content publishers.
In mid-August 2015, in conjunction with Adobe, PageFair released its annual ad-blocking report, estimating that blockers would cost publishers $21.8 billion in revenue. For context: eMarketer forecasts digital advertising spending will top $170.17 billion this year, or 29.9 percent of all worldwide advertising ($569.65 billion).
Blocker's Remorse
On September 19, in the early evening GMT, two of the three-top grossing iOS apps visible on my iPad Air 2 are ad blockers, Crystal and Purify as second and third, respectively. Yesterday's topper, Peace, is gone today. Developer Marco Arment pulled the app. He emotionally explains the decision on September 18:
Peace has been the number one paid app in the U.S. App Store for about 36 hours. It's a massive achievement that should be the highlight of my professional career…Achieving this much success with Peace just doesn't feel good, which I didn't anticipate, but probably should have. Ad blockers come with an important asterisk: while they do benefit a ton of people in major ways, they also hurt some, including many who don't deserve the hit.
But is his remorse justified? Will ad blockers really shake the Google Free economy's foundations? The tech already is quite popular. According to PageFair, globally, about 198 million users actively used ad blockers at the end of June 2015. The increase is enormous, up from 54 million two years earlier.
Ad blocking's popularity grows faster in some parts of Europe than North America. For example, United Kingdom: Up 82 percent, year over year. United States: Up 48 percent.
Interestingly, ad blocking is most popular on Google's own browser: 126 million active blocking users, measured monthly, at the end of second quarter 2015. Firefox: 48 million. Safari: 9 million. By that reckoning, on the desktop, Chrome ad blocking presents the greatest risk to the Google Free Economy, which by all measures that matter grows unabated.
On Android, Firefox is the big conduit for ad blocking: 16 percent of users, or 40 percent of all mobile ad blocking. PageFair claims that "Safari represents 52 percent of the mobile browsing market (and 14 percent of total web browsing). With support for ad block apps in iOS 9, we expect ad blocking on mobile Safari to trend towards the levels seen in the mobile version of Firefox".
Mobile is the next thing for advertising. Safari is the leading mobile browser. By PageFair's reckoning, 16 percent (or more) of users on iOS could actively block ads. That's bad for the Google Free Economy, right? Wrong. Mobile ad spending on apps will surpass browsers by a measure of 3-to-1 this year, according to eMarketer.
Driving the difference in spending: Consumer behavior. According to comScore, in the United States, for example, consumers ages 18-34 spend more time in apps (88.6 percent) consuming digital media than browsers—60.7 percent for those over 35. Apps also get more time in Canada and United Kingdom, too. More broadly, consumers from all three countries spend more time viewing content from smartphones or tablets than they do PCs.
Something else: In Canada and United States, news and information accounts for just 3 percent of time spent on mobile devices—5 percent in United Kingdom, comScore finds. In all three countries, social and entertainment, which are more likely consumed in apps, rank much higher. U.S. example: 29 percent and 21 percent respectively.
For broader perspective, I recommend IAB report "Apps and Mobile Web: Understanding the Two Sides of the Mobile Coin" and comScore's "Global Media Report".
Bottom line: The sky isn't falling—no matter what are Apple's ambitions against Google or what fear-mongering marauders say across the InterWebs about mobile ad blocking bankrupting publishers.
Photo Credit: Nicholas Erwin
Editor's Note: This story first appeared on Byline.
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Stand with the people. Watch and oppose the police.
The following remarks were delivered to the National Lawyers Guild Spring Fling Marking the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion and the Guild's Support for the LGBTQ community
Good evening. I wanted to speak to you tonight about abundance and triumph and joy, and I intend to. But our work is rooted in shared histories of bitter injustice, so it would be a painful insult for me to fail to honor the courage of those whose struggles were never redeemed, and it would be dishonest to ignore the work we have yet to do.
I want to acknowledge a number of people who cannot be here tonight. Always in my thoughts are Mohamman Koti, who passed shortly after his release from prison, and Abdullah Majid, who passed shortly before his expected release from prison. May their memories be for a blessing. I want to acknowledge Chelsea, Marius, Donna, Therese, R&B, and so many other gender nonconforming folks who have been viciously targeted by the state. I want to draw special attention to my most invisible friends who are being held under civil commitment orders even after serving the term of their sentences, confined in psychiatric centers that have an obligation to render clinically indicated therapies, but that are instead actively denying them gender affirming health care and mental health care treatment. We cannot celebrate a year of work or the memory of the fightback at Stonewall without bringing to the foreground the continued state- sanctioned violence against queer and trans people, including the violence constituted by hiding them and perpetuated by concealing the violence to which they are subject. I need you to know they are there and I need your help, administrative law people, getting them the care and treatment and hopefully the liberty they deserve. This same kind of concealment is happening at the imaginary lines where migrants fleeing, among other things, gender-based violence, are being hidden from view, with murderous effects.
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I want to thank everyone for having me here tonight, and especially my families both bio and chosen, my amazing partners and polycule, my mentors, colleagues and clients. Also my therapist and my dog. We don't do anything worthwhile by ourselves, and my being recognized here tonight is no exception. My father once said of me "Moira was socially engineered by a village," and I hope everyone in this room recognizes themself to be part of that village.
For anyone unfamiliar with my work, I don't work in a single practice area as much as I do a little bit of paid work, mostly writing wills, to support the mostly pro bono work I do for queer and trans and two spirit communities, especially incarcerated queer and trans folks. I currently represent Chelsea Manning, in prison for her refusal to give testimony before a grand jury investigating the publication of her damning disclosures of U.S. military misconduct. I also represent green-scare prisoner Marius Mason in his efforts to access a name change and gender-affirming health care, and as a result of that work will shortly be issuing a constitutional challenge to a Texas statute forbidding prisoners from changing their names, which should be fun. I spend a lot of time doing agency documents and criminal defense and name changes and parole work for people in our queer communities. I am delighted that my work has meaning and value to you and I am delighted to have the opportunity to speak directly to you about our work and our values as lawyers.
You are not only my professional community but my ethical community, and the fact that you share the values that motivate my work is what has made it so easy for me to find a home here in the guild. I want to take this opportunity not only to celebrate our values but to celebrate and center what I have learned from the past, from my clients, and from my own queer community.
To begin with, my own history has direct roots in the guild. My grandpa Frank, who was, in 1937 a newly minted labor lawyer, was cut from the same cultural cloth as the NLG. By the time I learned this, grandpa Frank was 95, and I was several months into my tenure as one of occupy wall street's NLG legal observers slash anarcho-moms. "Do you know about the National Lawyers Guild?" He inquired distantly over our last breakfast. "I was a member of the national lawyers guild," he continued. "We represented everyone. Labor, communists, black people and integrationists, even homosexuals!" He chewed his toast, and added: "Especially communists!"
He asked whether vagrancy laws were still selectively enforced against homosexuals, and I said yes but we don't really say homosexual anymore, and also we don't say vagrancy now we call it disorderly conduct.
"You have to stand with the people, on the picket lines" he said, "and watch the police." "I do, grandpa," I told him. "That's exactly what we do."
My grandpa Frank, like all institutions, was problematic, and sometimes incoherent. But the principles that I breathed in as a red diaper baby were the same ones that guided the formation of the guild, and they are worth rearticulating tonight, in the context of remembering Stonewall, and reenvisioning our work as queer lawyers, and lawyers for queers.
In keeping with the client-driven spirit of these principles, I asked some of my queer clients and legal-worker friends: "If you had a captive audience of people who fancy themselves radical lawyers, what would you tell them?"
"Don't make promises you can't keep," said Marius Mason, "Cultivate your networks, so you can find someone who can help, even when you can't."
Two-spirit indigenous organizer Dandelion Cloverdale reminded me that the law is neither the cause of nor the most effective solution to the problems faced by queer people. They said to remember that gender and sexuality are sacred to the original people of this continent, and to be aware of the ways in which you represent a colonial state that legally enforces its own views of gender and sexuality onto sovereign people.
Jamila Hammami, former director of Queer Detainee Empowerment Project, sent me a message about the importance of trauma-informed practice, emphasizing "compassion, love, and dedication" for the queer and trans people of color who are targeted and criminalized by the state.
My darling Amelia Sabine Rebelle suggested we build our infrastructure not just as professional lawyers, but as people with resources, in ways that allow us to redistribute our privilege. She also stressed the need for us to show up for each other in personal as well as professional ways.
Chelsea Manning said "Remember that the real struggle isn't for better law, but liberation." Indeed.
We are here to celebrate our work "for" queer people, but our work depends on the (often much riskier) work of queer and trans people, especially black, brown, indigenous, Jewish and Muslim, non-citizen, neurovariant and disabled, incarcerated people, and folks living with HIV/ AIDS, and those who work in criminalized fields. To flourish in this work going forward, we need to look not only to our history, and our individual queer clients, but to queer communities for lessons in resistance, survival, and triumph.
So tonight I want to set forth a constellation of interrelated principles synthesized from the past, from the wisdom of our clients, and from the strong examples of queer communities, and I want to ask us as individuals and as an organization to commit or recommit to these principles. Let us take up these principles so that we can someday celebrate Stonewall — a tremendous act of self-assertion by black and brown trans women — as a definitive symbol of victory in a way that is not possible today, less than a week after Layleen Polanco, a black trans woman, was left to perish on Rikers Island, in a month when trans women are being lethally targeted in Philly and Dallas, and in a year when every one of the trans women killed in the U.S. has been a black woman.
The first principle we need to consider is easy and concrete and I think we have this one pretty well nailed down: Stand with the people. Watch (and oppose) the police.
Second: Be humble. Our work is important, but it is, as it should be, FAR from the center of the revolutionary universe. Our competence is a necessary, but not a sufficient condition for liberation. At best, the law is largely unrelated to justice and too often, the two are mutually incompatible. We are doing harm reduction. Our clients are doing liberation work. Support them by any means necessary.
Third: Work to make yourself obsolete. Smashing the state is fun; imagine what the world will look like once it's smashed, and work toward that goal. Make the state — and the law — irrelevant to our lives now. Build infrastructure in and among communities. Redistribute not only legal but health and community resources. Redistribute money! You corporate lawyers, help folks incorporate their nonprofits, help the people who need tax advice or bankruptcy or housing advice. Work to change the laws, yes, but also work to give the laws less traction and relevance. Do not limit your goals to enforcing the least harmful version of the law.
Y'all keeping count? Four: Concretely, this means building cross- disciplinary friendships. We are pretty good at creating professional infrastructure among lawyers, but we need to extend this organizing to include our non-lawyer colleagues and non-professional community members. The National Police Accountability Project list-serve is an amazing example of how we can connect clients with lawyers, and connect lawyers in different parts of the country to the expertise and resources they need. Let's work on developing these kinds of resources for different practice areas, and among the many different professional and identity-based communities that can support our clients.
Finally, the fifth principle: Sustain each other… and know that requires healthy boundaries. Recognize abundance and use it to support the self- determination of our queer clients and all our clients. But also, manage expectations. Reduce harm, maximize capacity and resources, but also recognize your limits. Rather than making our clients increasingly dependent, we need to invest in their communities and capacities as much as we invest in our own professional organizations — our long-term success and self-determination are mutually contingent.
Much of what I have said can be summed up as the best lesson we can learn from the queer community: Make your own family. Take care of each other and take joy in each other. Celebrate each others' successes. Hold each other accountable; be willing to be held accountable. Rabelais — stay with me now — raunchy monk, progenitor of the grotesque novel, preoccupied with otherness and free will, is, if not actually "queer" as such, surely an apt role model of transgression and transformation. He imagined the human condition as one in which in order to survive we must compensate for each others' literal blind spots. Since none of us can see what is behind us, I can see things that you cannot see, but you can see things that I cannot see. We must try to see what is there together. We are all unique, but we are never alone. This condition both requires and facilitates mutual accountability.
Accountability means confronting and taming our anxieties about working with people whose identities we do not share or entirely understand. This is a necessary part of the never-ending process of trying to see what is there together. We must see what is there with our colleagues, our mentors, and our most targeted clients and friends. We know there is no certain righteousness in working in the service of the law itself. Let us commit tonight to law in the service of justice, of love, of rebellion, of the people.
I want to leave you with a passage from a zine that was handed out at NYC pride in 1990, and that is making the digital rounds again this week. I think this embodies all the humility and, equally, the hope that we, as radical lawyers must embody in the service of our ideals and our communities.
"The strong sisters told the brothers that there were two important things to remember about the coming revolutions. The first is that we will get our asses kicked. The second is that we will win.
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