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Q: GridLayoutManager spacing is not consistent So i am using RecyclerView with GridLayoutManager the spacing between the items is not consistent around the item
This is how it looks in 4 x 4 Grid

This is how it looks in 5 x 5 grid

I already tried many solution from this and this and this
But nothing worked for me
Here is my how i am setting my adapter
mLayoutManager = new GridLayoutManager(mContext, 5);
        mRecyclerView.setLayoutManager(mLayoutManager);

        int spacingInPixels = getResources().getDimensionPixelSize(R.dimen.spacing);
        mRecyclerView.addItemDecoration(new SpacesItemDecoration(spacingInPixels));

And this is my SpacesItemDecoration class
public class SpacesItemDecoration extends RecyclerView.ItemDecoration {
    private int space;

    public SpacesItemDecoration(int space) {
        this.space = space;
    }

    @Override
    public void getItemOffsets(Rect outRect, View view,RecyclerView parent, RecyclerView.State state)
    {
        outRect.left = space;
        outRect.right = space;
        outRect.top = space;
        outRect.bottom = space;

        // Add top margin only for the first item to avoid double space between items
        if (parent.getChildLayoutPosition(view) == 0)
        {
            outRect.top = space;
        }
        else
        {
            outRect.top = 0;
        }
    }
}

I don't know why it is not working for me

There is no margin or padding to my recyclerview & item

A: when you bind adapter into recycler view.
in adapter make layout that provide layout in view control size.
like adapter_row.xml
    <ImageView
    android:layout_width="@dimen/_100sdp"
    android:layout_height="@dimen/_100sdp"
    android:id="@+id/amIvImage"
    android:src="@drawable/a"/>

and if you want space is same in all the device used below dependency .
add in app level gradle file..
 implementation 'com.intuit.sdp:sdp-android:1.0.4'

A: You don't really say what is the correct layout. I assume that you want a space on top of all items in the first row. Currently, there is only a top space on the first item. Your issue is with the following code:
// Add top margin only for the first item to avoid double space between items
if (parent.getChildLayoutPosition(view) == 0)
{
    outRect.top = space;
}
else
{
    outRect.top = 0;
}

This code will give a top space only to the first item in the RecyclerView since parent.getChildLayoutPosition(view) gives you the adapter position. You will want to check to see if the view is in the first row of the RecyclerView and adjust accordingly.

Looking at this again, I see that the spacing between vertical cells is greater than between horizontal cells. This is happening because you are applying spacing to the top and bottom of the cells. If you want the same spacing around all cells you will need to do the following:

*

*Apply spacing to the top and left side of all cells. Do not automatically apply right or bottom spacing. This will fix most of your problem, but will not apply spacing to the rightmost column or to the bottom row.

*Detect when a cell is in the rightmost column and apply spacing to the right-hand side. For a 4x4 grid the positions of these cells will be every fourth adapter positions. So, the adapter positions to get right spacing are 3, 7, 11, etc. or (position + 1) % 4 == 0.

*Detect when a cell is in the bottom row and apply spacing to the bottom. For a 4x4 grid, the items in the last row will be 4 or less from the last position in the RecyclerView or (maxPosition - position) < 4.
Depending upon what exactly you want to do, you may have to check for some edge cases such as when the RecyclerView doesn't have enough items to fill the last row.

A: i figured this out and will give you some clues. gridlayoutmanager is scaling the items such that it will fit htem all according to your span count.  so imageine that gridlayoutmanager takes your item and says how can i stretch this item such that X number of them can fit on a row ?
the best approach i found is to use constraintLayout.  such as:
 app:layout_constraintDimensionRatio="1:2"

and/or depending your usecase for your content you can use this so it stretches with the container:
eg.
app:layout_constraintWidth_percent=".51"
app:layout_constraintHeight_percent=".63"

and not give any hard dimensions.  Hard dimensions are going to make the spacing not even as its forcing a certain size when gridlayoutmanager wants to strength to fit your item.  instead let the system scale the items but maintain the aspect ratio.
all these examples are for your container. inside your container you can create content as you usually do but you might still need ayout_constraintWidth_percent so it stretches when the item stretches proportionally.


Does the E8 have any lag while watching YouTube or videos etc? Any recommendations to get E8 or E8 v2.0? Is it compatible with older devices like iPhone 6s or better to use it with newer phones? Would gladly appreciate any suggestions. Thanks in advance!
No lag. The only difference between E8 and E8 v2.0 is the inclusion of a re-designed wireless charging case and new colours. Other than that, the earbuds are basically the same. It should also be compatible with iPhone 6 series.
Thanks for the info! Btw can the strap be removed from the E8 charging case or is it permanently there?
Another thing to ask, how long is the battery life of the ear buds and with the charging case? Is it suitable for jogging/gym too?
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The strap is permanently there. It's elastic. It's supposed to last 4 hours and should be good for 2 charges? (not sure). Not suitable for jogging. It has nothing to hook onto your ear or some fitter inside to fit snug in your ear. However, I've used it on treadmill with no problems.
I got the Sony WF-1000x previously. It is good but the connection usually drops. Switched to Bose Soundsport Free. Does your Sony drops connection too?
After a year with the Beo e8, I've decided to ditch it. Bought a Sony wf 1000x and couldn't be happier.
e8 is not meant for everyone. The tip is very short and is not meant for those who needs a long tip to have it sit snugly. I couldn't get a good seal for the music to sound good. Comply tips improved it somewhat but still was a "forced" experience. Had to push it in real hard to get a good seal. The left side also become softer than the right side too. Some said is due to firmware update but I'm not sure.
No, it's attached to the case permanantly. I've tried before over 2 hrs of continuous listening and still got batt left. Jogging/gym I'm not sure as I don't do that.
I just bought the E8 v2.0 indigo blue from the Grand Hyatt showroom, comes with complementary Belkin 5W wireless charger.
Was told the earbuds actually are slightly improved over the first gen, with better bass response and treble. The new wireless charging case feels more solid and premium due to metal accents as well and the indigo blue colour I chose have a unique shade to it.
How the connection so far ? Does it lag or disconnect in places like MRT , shopping mall or roads ?
So far so good, no drops, disconnections or any form of interruption.
Just wondering, is the 2.0 much better than the original e8 or better to go for the savings?
Slight improvement in sound over first gen. The main thing is the wireless charging case. If you don't need it, the first gen is good enough.
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Analytic Hierarchy Process has redundancy. Redundancy can be used for group decision making and verifying the consistency of judgements of specialists.
In application respect, based on collectivity design of Sian FengQing Park, A group decision support system for park design (PGDSS) is established.
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When delving into the process of world building, many topics need to be considered. Coming up with the bones, flesh, and blood of the story's body is, quite frankly, an intimidating prospect. It takes time to develop a system to bring them together.
What are the people like? Are they humanoid? Do they have pointy ears? Are their teeth in unexpected places? The possibilities are endless. Not only are there the cultures to consider—religions, social structures, types of government, magic systems, and details about the people themselves—but also the characters that bring the story to life. Their backstories will be directly affected by their environment's history.
So, what do you do when you haven't established a system to navigate the labyrinthine task? First off, keep track of what you've done. If you aren't someone who works well with visual aids, try to make a checklist of what you're covering. Personally, I've gathered a bevy of programs to help me make sense of what I affectionately call my "organized chaos." Software like Scapple, Scrivener, and Aeon Timeline 2 help to form connections, store notes/organize the plot, and track time progression. It doesn't matter what you use as long as it's not a distraction. Less complicated methods can be a great help as well. Pencil and paper, name generators, randomizers for assigning attributes—these are fine. They just need to serve a purpose.
After figuring out some of the meaty details, it's time to fill in the blanks.
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Sometimes it's easy to lose concentration, to let your focus lapse or become overwhelmed. In my case, it's like I trip and land on my face. When you're working on one topic and another sneaks in to throw you off balance, it's frustrating. Do not be afraid to skip around. If character ideas pop into your head while working on a government's structure, something triggered those thoughts. Write it down before you lose it. It's important to remember it all ties together. I picture an intricate weave, the story rising, falling, circling, and integrating with mind boggling results.
If you ask any writer, they will usually have their own quirks on how to handle blocks. Going over your progress can help spark another idea if you're unsure where to go next. Are you unable to come up with a name for a character, city, or country? Something so simple can be the bane of a writer's existence, stalling progress completely. Placeholders allow you to address it later, removing the issue so you keep making progress. There's always the find/replace feature, right?
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Santa Cruz, California, USA – After seven years of strategic leadership and organizational growth, Bill Waldman, Island Conservation's CEO, has announced his retirement. Newly appointed Board Chair, Angus Parker, a long-time Island Conservation ambassador and advocate, along with outgoing Chair David Hartwell, and the rest of the Board have commenced a search for Bill's successor.
Outgoing Board Chair David Hartwell (left) with CEO Bill Waldman (right).
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One of the many species benefiting from island restoration projects under Bill Waldman's leadership. In 2008, Island Conservation, the USFWS, and The Nature Conservancy removed invasive rats from Hawadax (formerly Rat) Island, Alaska to restore native seabird colonies. In 2013, researchers documented Tufted Puffins breeding on the island for the first time ever recorded. All signs point to Hawadax Island as being on a trajectory for recovery.
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Applications should include a CV or resume and 1-3 page letter of interest. Island Conservation is committed to equal opportunity and welcomes and encourages a diverse pool of candidates in this search.


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The three-time Cy Young Award winner allowed an unearned run and five hits in six innings last night for the St. Lucie Mets against the Palm Beach Cardinals in a Class A Florida State League game. It was the fourth rehab start for Martinez, who is coming back from rotator cuff surgery.
"I felt good overall," said Martinez, who threw 52 of 88 pitches for strikes. "I feel like I used all my pitches and I was getting more confident as the game went on. The first two innings I felt a little out of whack."
Mixing his cutter, sinker and changeup with a fastball in the 84-88 mph range, Martinez was able to work out of jams in the first and sixth innings, getting two of his four strikeouts in the process. Prior to last night's game in Philadelphia, Mets manager Willie Randolph indicated Martinez would likely make at least one more rehab start.
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Life in the land of Nod
The origin of the human species is a curious subject for study. These days, there are two predominant methods for gathering information upon which to form conclusions about that origin. There is science, and there is faith. These two are quite different from each other, so different, in fact, that there is no argument between them.
Each one is a language established for communicating certain messages.
Faith was established in human experience thousands of years before science was. It's inception is clouded in human antiquities. Faith is established upon human testimonies of divinely-revealed truth; by definition, it requires no proof, except the shared conviction of those who wield it.
Science came along only a few thousand years ago, having been initiated by analytical thinkers in ancient Greece. But the pragmatic use of scientific method only reached its critical mass in our modern period beginning about 700 years ago in the work of such thinkers as Copernicus, Bacon, Kepler, Galileo, Newton, Darwin, Pasteur, Curie, Einstein, Watson and Crick, etc. The evolution of the scientific method has brought the practitioners of science to a regimented system of establishing fact through hypotheses that are confirmed by empirical proof and data.
Science, a systematic proof of hypothetical statements, is a language unto itself with strict rules for establishing that proof.
Faith, a cultural manifestation of shared belief, is a language unto itself having no rules, but having morals, which are its chief end.
In our era, the body of scientific work following the work of Charles Darwin and others is presented as evidence that the human species evolved through genetic mutations from other species. The evidence for this is quite convincing.
As a practitioner of faith, a Christian, I have no argument with this. And the reason is found not in the scientific evidence itself but in the Scripture, fourth chapter of Genesis, verse 13:
Cain said to the Lord, "My punishment is more than I can bear. Today you are driving me from the land and I will be hidden from your presence; I will be a restless wanderer on the earth, and whoever finds me will kill me."
So we see from divine revelation that there were, in Adam's time, other beings on earth who were capable of killing the son of Adam, Cain. Whoever these violent entities are, I know not, for scripture does not say. Whoever they were, they were not sons of Adam; for scripture is quite specific that Cain was the first son of Adam and Eve. The second son was Abel, whom Cain killed. The third son was Seth, who was born after God and Cain had their discussion about Cain's problems that resulted from his murder of Abel.
Furthermore, we see from Genesis that God granted mercy to Cain in spite of his murderous act and that (Gen. 4:15ff) …Then the Lord put a mark on Cain so that no one who found him would kill him. So Cain went out from the Lord's presence and lived in the land of Nod, east of Eden. Cain lay with his wife, and she became pregnant and gave birth to Enoch. Cain was building a city and he named it after his son Enoch.
To identify these people who might have wanted to murder Cain is now impossible, and also unnecessary. If readers of the scripture would speculate upon their identity, some may suggest that these violent ones were some variant of Neanderthals, or more likely CroMagnons.
At any rate they were, it seems, a pretty violent lot, and God was quite upset when Cain's behavior revealed a tendency toward their brutality.
Therefore, if scientific enquiry produces evidence of pre-Adamic humanoids, I have, as a believer whose faith is founded in scripture, no problem with that.
My faith is formed by divine revelation. My knowledge of this earth is formed in science, among other things.
The history of the human species, as revealed in secular writings as well as in holy scripture, is evidence to me that man is a deficient creature. That is to say, we're not playing with a full deck, and we all have a few loose screws. Christian theologians use the term depraved. That assessment is correct. There is plenty of evidence in history of our rampant depravity.
What's essential to me as a person of faith is this: the existential dilemma presented as a consequence of our depravity requires God's own salvation, not our own, for we are incapable of it. When God breathed life into Adam, that intervention introduced a new work of His upon this earth. That divine work later found its fullest expression in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
So Jesus becomes my role model. That's not to say that I attain the perfection that he did. But I'm following him.
If you want to trace your ancestry to the CroMagnons, or even to the blue people of Pandora, and identify with them, go right ahead. Knock yourself out.
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It's, oh, so much more than than the bully pulpit that Teddy calld it.
Teddy called it a bully pulpit; but it is so much more than that.
As our legislative branch of government finds itself in indecisive stalemate, our President steps up to the plate and speaks, among his many talking points, this simple statement:
"We should start where most new jobs do — in small businesses, companies that begin when an entrepreneur takes a chance on a dream or a worker decides it's time she became her own boss."
Oh yes, I know it sounds like rhetoric, and It tastes like cliched boilerplate Americana apple pie, but it's true. Now is the time for all men and women to come to the aid of their country.
I'm serious, y'all.
Congress can't fix it. The Court won't correct it, because the Court understands that we are a free people, and we needn't have the government do everything for us.
Just because the government bails out the fat cats, that doesn't mean we all have to be bailed out.
It's time for the American people to rise up and do what their government is unable to do, because their government is broke!
Americans, find something productive to do.
Oh, so you think there's nothing you can do in this situation?
Who's going to suffer if you don't act? Those, perhaps, who are dearest to you?
You may have to, uh, take a pay cut. That's a big part of what this deleveraging thing is all about.
If you're mad at the bankers, you can feel better about lowering your standard of living just a bit. The bankers don't like deflation.
Furthermore, this belt-tightening is what we need to make our exports competetive with the developing world. But the real crisis is not in our trade deficit, or even in our budget deficit.
It's in neighborhoods and our factories. Look around you. Look in your neighborhood, your city, your church. There's a lot of work that needs to be done.
It's up to you. Follow the President's advice; step up to the plate and show us what ya got.
Let's we the people lead our leaders back to true democracy.
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He's trying to bring us together.
Here are eight statements from our President that we should all hear:
~"It is because of this spirit, this great decency and great strength that I have never been more hopeful about America's future than I am tonight."
~"To recover the rest, I have proposed a fee on the biggest banks. I know Wall Street isn't keen on this idea, but if these firms can afford to hand out big bonuses again, they can afford a modest fee to pay back the taxpayers who rescued them in their time of need."
~"We should start where most new jobs do — in small businesses, companies that begin when an entrepreneur takes a chance on a dream or a worker decides it's time she became her own boss."
~"And no area is more ripe for such innovation than energy. You can see the results of last year's investment in clean energy — in the North Carolina company that will create 1,200 jobs nationwide helping to make advanced batteries, or in the California business that will put 1,000 people to work making solar panels."
~"And by now it should be fairly obvious that I didn't take on health care because it was good politics."
~"I want to acknowledge our first lady, Michelle Obama, who this year is creating a national movement to tackle the epidemic of childhood obesity and make our kids healthier."
~"To close (the) credibility gap we must take action on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue to end the outsized influence of lobbyists; to do our work openly and to give our people the government they deserve."
~"God Bless You. And God Bless the United States of America."
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Constructing a new mythology
America's Judeo-Christian traditions darken into the shadows of history. The resultant void sucks unto itself whatever religious relics are strewn across our wasteland of secularity, and appropriates them into a new pseudo-spiritual infrastructure.
And so It appears that James Cameron and his comic book predecessors are constructing a new mythology to replace the old Greco-Roman obsolete one.
Apollo, Venus, Prometheus and that Olympian crowd are a little too primitive to suit our enlightened 21st-century purposes, so the storybook priesthood now anoints a new pantheon. Their divine commission is to set the agenda for all that we hold dear in the future.
The new collection of immortals originated some seventy or eighty years ago with Superman and Wonder Woman, and later expanded to include Batman, Spiderman and others who you've no doubt heard of.
Then, just a half-century ago or so, the blocky old comic-book superheroes made a temporary exit stage left to accommodate a new crop of superhumans whose fanciful incarnations were revealed through movies and tv.
This late-20th-century god-crop takes on a relatively cerebral character, compared to the old superhuman crowd; Mr. Spock and Luke Skywalker, for instance, manifest their superiority in aptitudes that appear far more human than the earlier crowd of legendary giants. And smarter too–that's a big part of the new wave. Since there are far more educated people on the planet now than ever before, especially in the USA where so much of the Oz mythmaking began. The new appointment of emulants includes some very smart entities. Back in the old days, the first requirement for virtual godhood was physical strength. Now that has taken a back seat to intelligence, especially with the discovery of DNA and the mapping of the human genome placing new parameters on this whole god-making process.
Now a light-year leap in datastream technology enables the advent of the most potent demigod of all–the blue avatar. This Cameron-conceived character releases, from your local multiplex movie palace, a Pandoran plethora of highly fortified planet-saving personae. The blue avatar is very special, though, because along with his digital incarnation comes the virtual announcement of the gods' agenda for our age: save the planet. And this is an agenda of much greater significance than just the old crime-stopping checklist.
James Cameron and his legion of avatar-makers have done a very impressive job of setting that agenda in the context of the old good vs evil drama. They've cooked up a pretty convincing crop of bad guys whose resource-devouring rapacity outperforms even the baddest villainry of the old military-industrial complex. Their maiden-voyage launch of the blue Pandoran debacle makes you wish you could just leave this drudgy world behind and become one of those noble blue savages. And that is, in fact, what the avatar does–becomes one of them.
More on this later. Have a nice day.
Tags:avatar
Narrowing the focus
When you are young, your horizons expand. Your world gets wider and wider.
It starts when you're born. . After cacooning in total darkness and protective custody for nine months or so, suddenly there you are splashed down like a space capsule into a wave-tossed world. It's probably confusing as hell for a young soul, a rude awakening for sure. But then who remembers it? I don't.
Your senses go to work immediately, trying to make some sense of it all, not that you have any sense yet–just senses. More than likely, they are overloaded right off the bat. But then somehow you manage to pull it together and register your protest to this rude awakening with a scream. Good for you. If you're lucky like most people, you're mama will cuddle you and offer a warm welcome even in the midst of this strangely cold environment. But if mama rejects you then only God can help you. Maybe you'll make it through the other phases into real life, or maybe you won't.
If you do make it, and years go by, your senses slowly learn how to deal with life, and they develop a collaborative arrangement with your body that informs your body of what is happening around you and then your brain tells you how to respond in any given situation. And God helps if you let him.
Time passes; your opportunities for personal development grow and grow. Your world gets wider and wider. If you are blessed, you'll eventually learn how to live life and enjoy it instead of just having some meaningless routine.
Lately I've noticed that when folks get old that whole process seems to reverse. The senses seem to wither away, becoming less precise and less dependable as the days roll by. One or the other of them may even shut down altogether, even before that big bucket comes along and you kick it. And it's not just a person's senses that slowly fade away. It's also their sensibilities. Old folks just aren't tuned into what's going on like they were back in the day. Any particular person may be sharp as a tack with the long term memories and all, but there just doesn't seem to be many reasons left for them to be tuning into all the other stuff that's happening around them in this life, especially the useless stuff like who's the latest movie star and drivel like that.
Most folks will go through this process, having their awareness gradually narrowed until at last it's just a little speck of consciousness–a little essence of _______(fill in your name) that slips into the universe, whatever that is. For me, it will be meeting the resurrected one, Jesus.
Some folks, though, will not have the experience of that slow narrowing. They will not grow old and pass into eternity. Perhaps their demise will come suddenly, like it did for the person whose foot I saw on the telly last night.
I turned the dam thing on after Pat and I arrived at the hotel room here in Honolulu. And so there on the tube is Anderson Cooper reporting on the pile of Haitian rubble behind him. He gestures downward; the camera pans to a human foot, the only visible part of body that's covered with a broken concrete slab. Whoever that person was, he or she did not grow old.
Or, It didn't look like an old foot.
Tags:life and death
He had a dream.
"'I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, and every hill and mountain shall be made low, the rough places will be made plain, and the crooked places will be made straight; and the glory of the Lord shall be revealed and all flesh shall see it together."'
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Tags:Faith, Hope
In defense of God
Phil Angelides mentioned to Lloyd Blankfein that there is a difference between acts of God and acts of men/women.
I'd like to add a little bit to that discussion by pointing out that there is also a difference between acts of God and acts of nature.
An act of God would be, for instance his provision every minute of every day of breath in your lungs and beating in your heart.
On the other hand, a financial breakdown would be classified as an act of man, because it is the foolishness of men that makes such things happen.
An earthquake, however, is an act of nature. There's no need to blame God.
If this lump of matter that we call earth was once a sizzling, hot sphere of lava that shot off from the sun or the big bang or from however all that creative process spun out, then there would necessarily be cracks forming along its surface as the earth cooled.
Have you ever seen a mud puddle that dried up in the sun? Perhaps you noticed the mud, thick and wet. A few days later you walked by it and noticed that the mud had cracked as it dried.
That process, roughly speaking, is what has happened on the entire surface of the earth since it became a planet. Furthermore, that geological process has not ended; it is still happening. Cracks are still forming in the surface of the earth, rearranging its face.
When a crack happens where thousands of people are living, many get killed because heavy stuff that humans have made falls on them and crushes them. This is one of many hazards of living on this planet; it goes with the territory.
The cracks in earth's crust develop along what geologists call "fault" lines.
So understand that the earthquake in Haiti happened as a result of a fault in the earth. This tragic event was the earth's fault.
It there was any "curse" involved, it was just what somebody uttered when they realized what the hell was going down in Port au Prince.
It's not God's fault, and it's not an act of God.
If you think the earth just happened this way, then don't blame God because you don't believe in him/her anyway.
If you're thinking that maybe there is a God who created the earth, then you may be wondering why did he make such a dangerous place where innocent people get killed seemingly for no reason?
I don't know, but I do know this: you shouldn't shove the blame on God for something that is the earth's fault.
If you ever do meet him then perhaps you can ask him about it.
Tags:acts of God, acts of man/woman, acts of nature
Where to now, St. Labor?
Human history presents to us an account of people learning how to work together to overcome nature's hostility. Toward that end, we see that humans organized themselves, erecting along the way great institutions of government and culture. We associate the history of past institutions with the names of leaders who founded them—Alexander, Caesar, Napolean. Magnanimous leaders rise up to forge empires or institutions from the fragmented resources of previous ages. Years later, those institutions are slowly dismantled and/or necessarily reconstructed by their descendants.
In the context of our western world, for instance, we read that the disarray of Alexander's Greek empire eventually furnished a rubble of culture and knowledge upon which a Roman empire could later be erected. With the passing of more centuries, the Catholic Church replaced the Roman empire as an organizing structure for further civilizing development. Later still, the papal dominance was decimated by Protestant reforms and restructuring. Then came the nation-states projecting their varied hegemonies—Germany, Austro-Hungary, France, Great Britain.
This dynamic of growth and decline is seen throughout the history of the world in kingdoms, empires, nations. We can see similar patterns in business.
In the United States, we saw Rockefeller blasting his way through the American hinterlands, building an empire of oil and railroads along the way. We saw Carnegie forging a great institution of steel. We saw Edison providing the spark for an energized era of electrical empowerment.
Then as sure as you're born, along came enterprising innovators and aggregators to capitalize upon the industrializing tracks that had been laid in previous years. Ford, GM, Chrysler all carved out, over the course of the twentieth century, their slices of our burgeoning prosperity. That prosperity was founded upon the potential energy of hydrocarbons being kineticisezed into economic dynamism.
It's a similar scenario in this era, the age of information.
Consider a great company called IBM. There's an innovative giant that made a big impact on the way American business was conducted in the latter half of the twentieth century. IBM, through profit-seeking creativity, converted the record-keeping practice of business in this country from traditional hand-scribed accounting procedures to computerized data management. Their resourcefulness produced a string of new developments that changed forever the way business is done, and generated huge profits for its investors and employees along the way.
For a while, IBM didn't just change with the times; IBM changed the times.
For twenty years or so.
Then along came Microsoft and Apple. The rise of software-enabled personal computing effectively dismantled IBM's mainframe empire.
Now Microsoft is where IBM was twenty years ago—too big to adapt, too cumbersome to think out of the pc box. Microsoft's empire of software and personal computing power is being overshadowed in a networking cloud that will leave their twenty-year windows of opportunity quaintly obsolete. Their expensive proprietary packages will go the way of the punchcard, lying in the chads of business history.
Could IBM have foreseen the rise of Microsoft and Apple and made adjustments to ensure its own position of primacy in the computing world? No way. That's not the way it works. Innovations are made by new entities that are not confined by thinking inside institutional boxes.
Could Microsoft have foreseen the rise of Google and Cisco and made adjustments to ensure their position of primacy in the computing world? They did not. Now Microsoft's dominance is fading into a cloud. Does Microsoft have within its programming loins the resourcefulness to, twenty years from now, evolve with the times and emerge, as IBM has, with a new role? We shall see.
In times such as these great leaders make things happen differently from the way they did before.
Thomas J. Watson and Bill Gates were both legendary icons in the history of business, but neither of them could build an empire that would be immune from the abrasive grinding of the sands of time and competition.
Just as IBM had to be downsized, restructured as a new entity in order to function effectively in the competitive world of business, and just as Microsoft is now being, or must be, similarly rearranged if it to survive, so must be the strategy of every working person in these United States.
The sun is setting on America, and we can't go west, young man young woman, any more. California's broke. Now the westward march of American industry has screeched to a great, grinding halt. Will the working stiffs of this country wither to welfare atrophy while cyber-savvy credit swappers securitize their way to gated-community opulence?
Working people of the USA, we better figure out a way to get through these cataclysmic times—a way that goes beyond making demands upon the diminishing resources of a waning American business empire—a way that goes beyond sucking the dregs of a failing insurance system—a way that surpasses the passing of greenback reserve notes issued by an insolvent government.
And that way will surely involve an old-fashion thing called work. Time to get off our asses; that includes you democrats.
I'm asking you, the working people of America, because, although I worked for twenty-five years as a carpenter in North Carolina, I've never been a union guy. From my southern, right-to-work perspective, the unions' demands on corporate resources were appropriate and constructive in past ages of expansion when there was plenty of work to go around. But now those demands are incongruous with our present predicament of scarcity. And what are we going to do about it?
Where are the true labor leaders of our age?
Let's face it folks. The American labor movement, in its present incarnation, has outlived its usefulness. What must it do to morph to something useful again?
What would Eugene V. Debs do? What would John L. Lewis do? What would Cesar Chavez do? Try to write new contracts with dinosauric car companies that have, by their failure to make fuel-economizing innovations, painted themselves into a corner of stylish obsolescence?
The "organizing" for our next phase of the American experiment must be even more innovative than any previous expressions of it. We'll have to get back to our roots, literally.
Got veggies?
Carey Rowland, author of Glass half-Full
Tags:innovation, Labor, work
the zero years: poem
The zero years, a helluva a decade–
nothing can compare to them.
Beginning with a Two, as if to double
the trouble
of three zeroes strung out across two millenia of vesuvian rubble.
We queried: Why 2k?
O it was just on delay, you see
as our auld lang sine wave of predictability
must lose its invincibility,
and so it did eventually
in smoky plumes of twin towered dooms
unwinding out across the blue september skies.
Then while we nodded nearly napping
suddenly there came a slapping
as seven swans came swimming
across the Hudson skimming
pennies from high-freq trading heaven, and seven
cosines later, after pandora of Iraqi trouble
when our bubble was filled with rubble
we tumbled downtown crashing, those long tails just a-thrashing.
But who knew?
that just a stone's throw away
along the uptown Hudson
some Sully captain guy would land our decade of woeful dope
upon a lilypad of hope.
Ni hau
You go, Google!


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Suneel Malik
Demystifying and Reforming Christian Matrimonial Laws
The Federal Minister for Human Rights has presented the two-year achievements made by the Ministry of Human Rights that include, inter-alia, remedying human rights violations, enacting six laws and drafting seven bills counting Christian Marriage and Divorce Bill, 2019. The question arises here, is drafting a bill really a success for the government without ever tabling it in the parliament?
A year earlier on August 20th, the Federal Cabinet approved 'in principle' Christian Marriage and Divorce Bill, 2019 aimed at introducing a progressive law to replace Christian Marriage Act, 1872 and Christian Divorce Act, 1869 promulgated during the British colonial period in India. Despite approval given by the cabinet, the government bill was neither presented in the parliament nor was it uploaded on the website of the National Assembly or the Senate.
The status of the Christian Marriage and Divorce Bill remained unchanged during a year, however, it was mentioned as an achievement multiple times on the floor of the parliament. Responding to the questions raised by Senator Talha Mahmood, MNA Nusrat Wahid and MNA Muhammad Afzal Khokhar about the government's efforts towards the protection of human rights, Minister Shireen Mazari shared several accomplishments including, inter alia, Christian Marriage and Divorce Bill, 2019, citing it in process. One wonders, why is the bill, well consulted among stakeholders, approved by the cabinet, has not been made into enactment? If just preparing a draft of the bill had been the success, the credit would have gone to the National Commission on the Status of Women that developed drafts of the amendment to Christian marriage and divorce laws nine years ago.
It is relevant to point out that the public debate started over provisions of the government bill ever since the news of the Cabinet approving it surfaced, which brought people at the daggers drawn with different arguments for and against reforms in laws. The human rights groups largely welcomed the much-awaited step to bring about long-overdue reforms in laws in use for the last 150 years, while a few of them with expertise in the Code of Canon Law and international human rights law, examined the contents of the proposed bill and persuaded federal ministries of human rights, and law & justice for the incorporation of their recommendations into the bill to make it more effective and comprehensive. On the flip side, religious clergy raised their concerns, and vehemently opposed reforms in Christian divorce law, in particular, citing it as an intrusion in Biblical law, and violation of religious principles. This reaction to the proposed bill made government to put it on the back burner.
It is reasonable to evaluate some of the provisions of existing Christian Marriage Act, 1872 and Christian Divorce Act, 1869 that need to be reformed. Firstly, the law allows marriage of a minor couple with a minimum age of 13 years for girls and 16 years for boys, which is in conflict with Child Marriage Restraint Act that sets the minimum age for girls at 16 and for boys at 18, except Sindh. Secondly, the law allows the marriage between two persons, at least one of whom must be a Christian, and this provision does not oblige any person to change his /her religion to marry off a person practicing a different religion. Thirdly, the law dubs a marriage illegal solemnized before 6:00 am and after 7:00 pm or outside of Church premises, despite in practice, most of the marriages are performed in the evening or night at marriage halls rather than at a Church where prayer service is generally held.
The provisions relating to grounds for dissolution of marriage largely become a matter of contention between rights groups and religious clergy. It is pertinent to indicate that there are reports witnessing that several married Christian individuals tend to change their religion, making them eligible to engage in a second marriage without dissolving their first marriage, and get released of the bondage of an unhappy marriage. This is only made possible owing to a provision in a law that allows the dissolution of marriage in case of conversion to another religion by a spouse.
It is rational to assess what makes differing groups with divergent views to support and oppose progressive marriage laws for Christians. A majority of Christian clergy and laypersons oppose reforms in laws, ignoring civil laws enforced in Christian majority countries to govern the matters relating to marriage and divorce of Christians. It is worth noting that many of them perceive that there is no provision relating to divorce for Pakistani Christians except on the ground of adultery, and assume that the proposed reforms in existing laws will lead to an increase in the divorce ratio among Christian couples. Contrarily, the human rights groups support reforms in marriage and divorce laws to ensure substantial justice in marriage, and to protect the rights to happy family life and dignity of human persons, who should not be left chained to an unhappy relationship forever.
Although neither the federal nor the provincial governments could introduce reforms in obsolete Christian marriage and divorce laws, yet the courts passed remarkable judgments that contributed, to some extent, to resolving issues relating to registration and dissolution of marriage. In January 2019, the Supreme Court issued a judgment that directed the Union Councils to register the marriage of Christians, and the NADRA to issue computerized marriage certificates, and two departments of Punjab government to make and promulgate the necessary rules to make it happen in accordance with the law.
Whereas, Lahore High Court in June 2017 delivered a judgment in the Ameen Masih case about restoring a provision (Section 7) of the Christian Divorce Act, 1869 that provided both husband and wife with equal grounds for dissolution of marriage including an irretrievable breakdown of marriage in Pakistan. The reintroduction of Section 7 of the law makes other grounds available to Christians for dissolution of marriage, other than adultery, that include; faith conversion, bigamy, rape, cruelty, and desertion, along with impotence, mental disorder, the inability or incomprehension of essential matrimonial rights and obligations towards the spouse and family as grounds for nullification of marriage. Justice Mansoor Ali Shah held in judgment that the Court is not examining the biblical law, but is only judicially reviewing the legality of existing state law on the yardstick of fundamental rights guaranteed to the minorities as citizens under the Constitution of Pakistan.
The judgments of the superior courts have laid the ground for the government to introduce reforms in laws governing the matters relating to marriage and divorce of Christians. It is high time for the government to return the favour to court by building minimal consensus among stakeholders particularly over reasonable grounds for dissolution of marriages so that courts in Pakistan no longer have to apply to Pakistani Christians the Principles of Divorce Courts in England that provide numerous other grounds for dissolution of marriage including; lack of consent to marriage, sexually transmitted diseases, unreasonable behaviour covering domestic abuse, criminal offense and lack of help in housework. Therefore, the federal government should not shy away from developing a comprehensive bill in conformity with human rights standards and presenting it in the parliament with the revised title as Christian Marriage Bill, 2020.
The introduction of reforms in marriage laws is one of the commitments of the State of Pakistan under international human rights treaties. During Pakistan's review of the implementation of women's rights this February in Geneva, UN CEDAW committee members expressed their concerns over the lack of development in updating marriage laws and recommended the Government of Pakistan to expedite the process of adopting reforms in marriage and divorce laws.
The government ought to initiate a process of legislative development with respect to matrimonial issues of Christians, clarifying that proposed law would solely be a civil statute rather than a religious law, if enacted, and allow religious bodies to apply their own particular rules, rites, ceremonies, and customs on their followers. Henceforth, we cannot afford this bill lingering any further, so all stakeholders must not refrain, rather effectively engage in the process to enact a comprehensive marriage law for Pakistani Christians.
Courtesy: Voicepk.net
https://voicepk.net/2020/08/25/demystifying-and-reforming-christian-matrimonial-laws/


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which allows for partial or complete automation of various excavating components, including the boom
Alvin Locke
With the Xsite 2D Semi-Automation system, owners can update an existing machine design with additional automation features in order to meet future requirements. This results in increased productivity through improved efficiency, safety, and performance, as well as increased profitability for the manufacturer.
The ready kit option provides customers with greater flexibility because they are not required to install the entire Xsite 2D Semi-Automation system at the time of purchase. It is anticipated that the main brackets and wiring will be installed on the customer's excavator in preparation for the rest of the automation system to be added at a later date. Because of this, the Xsite 2D Semi-Automation system components can be installed more quickly and efficiently with little or no welding, re-painting, drilling, or dismantling required.
During the Doosan Customization Center's installation process in Belgium, the completed kit is installed on customer machines. Lead times on machines can be reduced as a result of this process, and the workload in dealer/customer workshops can be reduced as well. It is even possible to make changes to existing orders up to a few days before the machines are shipped to their respective customers. Another advantage is that the ready kit is installed by Doosan Customization Center employees who have received extensive training, resulting in a seamless and professional process.
The automated boom, arm, and bucket functions in the Xsite 2D Semi-Automation system enable grading against a target level and slope with only a single lever operation to control movement and speed, resulting in reduced operator fatigue. The Xsite 2D Semi-Automation system also includes integrated machine guidance, which measures depth, distance, and slope, and displays the elevation of the bucket to the operator so that they do not have to stop their work to check the grade. The bucket assist function holds the bucket orientation in place to aid in loading work and other applications, for example. Also included are movement boundaries and limits for the boom, arm, and bucket movements that are defined by the system.
The system reduces fatigue for the operator and shortens the learning curve for new operators when it comes to machine handling and operation. Working in confined spaces, such as those found inside buildings or beneath overpasses, increases the likelihood of injury.
Leica Geosystems is constantly developing solutions to provide contractors with simple-to-use tools that will help them increase uptime, efficiency, and safety while also increasing uptime, efficiency, and safety. For example, automating hydraulic breaker for mini excavator will increase productivity and accuracy while simultaneously decreasing operator fatigue and fuel consumption.
Over the past three decades, the earthmoving equipment industry has been engaged in a significant amount of research and development in the area of automation in a variety of applications. Starting with the world's first string-less paving solution and progressing to 3D GNSS automatic dozer solutions, Leica Geosystems has been at the forefront of innovation in the heavy construction industry, according to Magnus Thibblin, President of Leica Geosystems Machine Control.
This was the motivation behind the introduction of semi-automatic functionality for excavators by Leica Geosystems, bucket, tilt bucket, and tilt rotator. In conjunction with other automated features such as iXE CoPilot and Automatic Tool Recognition, operators are able to work with less fatigue and greater working comfort, resulting in less overdigging and lower operating costs overall.
Our semi-automatic hydraulic breaker for mini excavator now have features such as tilt and tilt rotator bucket automation as well as Automatic Tool Recognition and CoPilot functions to assist operators in working with less fatigue and greater comfort. As a result of the new semi-automatic functionality for excavators, the operator can perform complex tasks with less manual intervention, increase productivity, speed and accuracy of work even for less experienced operators, resulting in less overdigging and lower operational costs, according to Thibblin.
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what whould you do before you died?!
A collab, featuring many flashes which were never finished.
compilation of a beginner's flashmovies.
the early spider catches the fly... in this case the butterfly!
A side scrolling wave shooter with unlimited waves.
Anyway i've entered a collab called the unfinished collab, in there my part for as far it was finished of the flawless victory collab will be shown, containing flowerman.