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Bathroom - Suite comprising; panelled bath with overhead shower attachment with glass screen, WC and wash hand basin. Fully tiled.
Loft Room - Currently used as an additional bedroom.
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Send gifts and comments during live performance! This will get you move closer to the stage!
To follow your favorite performer, click "Follow."
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On iOS, the two main storage technologies available to developers are Core Data and SQLite. Both technologies have advantages and disadvantages depending on the amount and type of data you need to store and manage. This article and accompanying sample application provide an overview of Core Data and SQLite, compares the two technologies, and provides sample code. The code is for an iPhone application that enables you to switch between Core Data and SQLite, thus enabling a direct comparison between these two technologies. Some simple metrics are displayed: memory usage, application CPU usage, and data store size for both the iPhone 4s and 5s. A screen shot of the application is show in Figure 1:
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Sample Data Set
The best way to compare Core Data and SQLite is to use the same data set when testing. While this is not a perfect approach (because a single data set cannot possibly illustrate all of the capabilities of Core Data and SQLite), for practical purposes, it is a reasonable approach. Our sample data set is a list of cars, car manufacturers, car type, and car details. For a particular car, we want to store the car type, details, and the manufacturer information. Table 1 illustrates this data set.
Pinto, $16,000
AC, Automatic transmission
Ford, Dearborn MI, 100,000 employees
Tahoe, $45000
Leather, Power Windows
GM, Dearborn, MI, 100,00 employees
Ferrari, $15000
Sports Car
Maranello, Italy
Table 1.
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High Performance
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Core Data Primer
A quick primer on Core Data follows; however, to really understand Core Data, you should read Apple's Core Data Programming Guide and Dr. Dobb's careful explanation.
Core Data's focus is on objects rather than the traditional table-driven relational database approach. When storing data, you are actually storing an object's contents, where an object is represented by an Objective-C class that inherits the
NSManagedObject class. A typical application will have several objects used together, forming an object graph. For our sample data set, a car object contains car type, details, and manufacturer objects as members. Your application modifies the objects directly; when saving the objects, the
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NSManagedObjectContext object. Core Data handles all the details of saving the changes.
Figure 2 shows the main components of Core Data.
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The Data Model is where you define your data objects and their relations. This is done using the Data Model Editor, which is part of the XCode IDE. The data model file is stored locally (on your development system) as an XML file. However, when your application is built, this file is compiled in to a binary file (with a .momd extension) that is bundled with your iOS application. Each object is referred to as an "Entity," which contains one or more attributes. Don't get confused with the terminology here, an Entity is an object and an attribute is a member of your object. XCode will generate the source code (.m and .h files) for the classes defined in the Data Model Editor. To do so, select the data model and then the menu selection: Editor/Create NSManagedObject Subclass.
Figure 3 is a screen shot of the Data Model Editor in XCode.
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An important design consideration for your objects is the relationships between them. By "relationship" I am referring to instances when one object contains a reference to another. Is this a reference to many (one-to-many)? Or a reference each way to many (many-to-many)? In the sample application, the
Car object references a
CarType object where the
CarType object is also referenced by other
Car object instances. This is a one-to-many relationship between the
CarType and
Car object one
CarType can reference many
Car objects. This is similar in concept to a SQL foreign key and it is important to understand because any change to the
CarType record will affect all of the
Car objects. Figure 4 illustrates this relationship.
Figure 4.
The Persistent Store Coordinator (
NSPersistentStoreCoordinator) handles the details of the actual physical storage, whether the storage is a SQLite database, binary file, or iCloud. Your application doesn't know or care, it just works with the application objects directly. The nice thing about using Core Data is the ability to use these different storage types seamlessly. The Persistent Store Coordinator can handle different store instances. You might want to store frequently changing price data (such as gas prices) using iCloud, and store static data locally (such as gas station location). How you model, store, and manage you data should be driven by your application's requirements. The Persistent Store Coordinator uses the compiled data model file to determine the structure and organization of the objects being stored.
The Managed Object Context (
NSManagedObjectContext) works with the Persistent Store Coordinator to fetch, save, and track the collection of objects. These are powerful features, as the application does not have to track if one object in a collection has been modified or the details of storing the objects. The Managed Object Context also acts a scratch pad of sorts for your object collection. If your application makes changes to the objects and later needs to discard these changes, it's no problem the application can use the Undo Manager (
NSUndoManager) or simply reset the Managed Object Context (using the
reset method) and discard references to any of the objects.
There can be more than one Managed Object Context instance for a single store. For example, an application might use different contexts for different fetch results. As a result, an object instance can exist in both contexts simultaneously, potentially causing data inconsistencies. Each managed object is assigned a unique ID when the object is saved (a temporary ID is assigned if the object has never been saved), and an application can use this ID to ensure data consistency when using multiple contexts. However, the application is then forced to track object changes, which doesn't make sense since that's the job of Core Data. In short, it's best to use multiple contexts if there is a compelling reason.
Figure 5 illustrates the concept of how the Managed Object Context manages the core data objects (
Figure 5.
One of the downsides of the Managed Object Context is that all of the objects are operated on together: It is not possible to save just one
NSManagedObject instance because all are saved at once. If your application must work with a lot of
NSManagedObjects at the same time, be careful about the amount of memory used. In the sample application, when creating 250,000
Car records, 260 MB is used. To put this memory usage in context, the iPhone 5s has 1 GB of memory and the iPhone 4s has 512 MB of memory. On an iPhone 5s, if more than 350,000 records are created, the test application receives a memory warning (
-(void)didReceiveMemoryWarning is called). Yes, 260 MB is a lot, but remember that the each of the 250,000 objects are in memory, fully realized meaning all the
Car member variables are also in memory. If you restart the sample application and fetch the 250,000 records you just created, you will notice the amount of memory used is 105 MB much less than the 260 MB used to create the records what happened? The answer comes courtesy of one of Core Data's powerful features: object faulting.
Object faulting is the ability of the Managed Object Context to load an object in memory when it is accessed. If the object is never accessed, the memory is never allocated, thus reducing memory usage. This happens behind the scenes: Your application runs along happily. In the attached sample application, when accessing the
CarType from the
Car object, if the
CarType isn't in memory; Core Data will automatically load it in memory with the correct data for you. The
NSManagedObject method
isFault enables your application to determine if the object is truly in memory or loaded into memory when accessed.
Creating a managed object is a little different. Instead of the usual
init pattern to create a new object instance, an application should call the
NSEntityDescription insertNewObjectForEntityForName method using the Managed Object Context as an input argument. The following code snippet shows how the sample code
Car object is created:
Car *car = [NSEntityDescription insertNewObjectForEntityForName:@"Car" inManagedObjectContext:_managedObjectContext];
NSEntityDescription insertNewObjectForEntitryForName is actually a convenience method. Underneath the hood, an
NSManagedObject is created for the entity
@Car and inserted into the
NSManagedObjectContext. The important point here is to understand that the Managed Object Context knows about all of the objects.


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ENCINITAS, Calif. (AP) -- A documentary filmmaker known for helping rescue children from squalid Romanian orphanages in the early 1990s was fatally shot following an apparent dispute over the trimming of shrubbery outside his Southern California home, officials said Friday.
John Charles Upton Jr., 56, was found dead Thursday on a dirt path in the yard of his Encinitas home. The San Diego County Sheriff's Department said detectives arrested Michael Vilkin, 61, on suspicion of murder. He was being held without bail, pending arraignment Tuesday.
Upton, after learning of the plight of Romanian orphans, publicized the brutal conditions and was instrumental in bringing an estimated two dozen orphans to America for medical care and adoption.
Vilkin, in an interview conducted in county jail, told KGTV in San Diego he fired gunshots in self-defense after Upton menaced him with a gun during a dispute over foliage.
Vilkin said he owns vacant property next to Upton's home, and the two men had a disagreement over trimming shrubs.
"I did not go to him," Vilkin told the station. "He came to me threatening and pulled a gun (on) me."
A statement from the department said a dispute between the two men led to the shooting, which was under investigation.
Upton's brother, Michael Upton, told U-T San Diego that his brother and Vilkin previously argued about trees.
Upton's work in Romania also gained the attention of influential activists, inspiring billionaire philanthropist Richard Branson and actress Jessica Lange to help rescue youngsters from Romania.
Upton went on to create an online network of films about charitable causes.


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Ireland isn't just a playground for grown-up visitors. Whether yours is a city or a countryside kind of family, you'll find plenty of holiday fun for children, too
If you visit Causey Farm in County Meath, bring spare clothes. Why? Well, because when you planned your trip to Ireland jumping into a squelchy bog may not have featured on the itinerary.
But if you make it to this farm, it soon will.
Amongst activities like breadmaking, turf-cutting and bodhrán-playing, you'll find an invitation to bog-jump. The activity is best played out in "monsoon conditions," says the Murtagh family.
If you can't beat 'em... jump right in.
That's just one of many Irish farms providing a surprising array of family-friendly playgrounds. Visit Funny Farm Adventures in County Down, and you can lose yourselves in a maze made of... well, maize.
At Irish Country Quads in County Monaghan, teens can roar, splash and race around the Keenan family farm on all-terrain vehicles impervious to muck and mulch!
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Of course, you'll find plenty of petting farms too. But if it's close encounters of a more exotic type you're after, then make sure to swing by our city zoos or Fota Wildlife Park in Cork.
At Dublin Zoo, tens of millions of euros have been spent rebooting it for the 21st century, with a brand new Gorilla Rainforest being just one exciting addition.
In Belfast Zoo, they have everything from apes to Sumatran tigers roaming around, with all the giraffes, monkeys and lions you'd expect in between. Here you can also get a thrilling safari experience, cruising by all sorts of wildlife from cheetahs to Chilean Flamingos.
Then there's Tayto Park, an attraction you'd surely find nowhere else on earth. It combines a boutique zoo – including mountain lions and albino wallabies – with thrill zones, zip-lines, adventure playgrounds and a cool tour of the Tayto factory, which makes the eponymous and much loved potato chip.
(On a little childhood sidebar, to know Tayto Cheese and Onion Crisps is to love them. These Twitter users sum it up: British food ambassador @jamesmcintosh calls them "A taste of home," While @jordan_wbu "went to Italy for a week, no, didn't miss my family…I missed Tayto Crisps".)
Back to the great outdoors, Ireland's landscape is bursting with natural wonders, and there are several centres for exploring it in ways to keep the giddiness at bay. Take the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre, which is on Oxford Island, a National Nature Reserve in County Armagh. Here, you'll find footpaths, bird-watching hides, wildflower meadows, picnic and play areas.
Or what about An Creagán, in the Sperrin Mountain foothills? Here, you have a state-of-the-art interpretive centre on the site of a 10,000-year-old glacial esker. But it's much more than that, too – after learning about the surrounding bogland, families can explore the stone circles at Beaghmore, or venture off to walk or cycle several forest trails stitched into the landscape.
All over Ireland, you'll find adventure companies offering activities like kayaking, rock-climbing, surfing and horse riding. Older kids can try falconry against the sumptuous background of Ashford Castle in County Mayo, or fling themselves into a coasteering adventure from the jagged coast of Wexford's Hook Peninsula.
You can even go en masse to the Mournes for a spot of wet bouldering (that's climbing up a mountainside, taking time out to jump into the cool clears waters of the Bloody Bridge River to you and me). Don't worry, all gear will be supplied by your hosts at Outdoor Concepts!
There is Westport House, on the shores of Clew Bay in County Mayo. At first glance, this is a historic house with a fascinating back story (it was built on a dungeon formerly owned by Ireland's Pirate Queen, Grace O'Malley).
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In this article, I want to discuss the importance of providing a logging component in your software project. From a very general point of view, any software can be developed in a way that allows the running code to provide a trace of its execution in a log file, then depending on the life phase of the product (development or production), it may be released with a different level of logging set. Having a logger becomes crucial when debugging is not possible or is inconvenient. Under some circumstances, debugging is not possible for example, because the application runs on specific hardware or the problem is completely unclear. In those cases, collection and analysis of logs is crucial to pinpointing a problem.
At Nokia Siemens Networks, I developed the firmware running on NSN's Base Transceiver Station (BTS). A BTS is very complex hardware driven by impressive firmware. When something does not work (especially in a real network), there is no way to check where the problem traces back other than reading the BTS logs, a common logging platform every subsystem shares with all the other components, which provides prints on different severity levels.
A logger should be effective, efficient, and able to provide clear data. Most importantly, it has to guarantee proper functioning even when the whole system crashes. It makes no sense to write logs if the logger stops running at every crash. The logging platform, like the captain of a sinking ship, must "survive" until the end.
In this article, I develop a small logger that provides two levels of logging and three types of log severity (Error, Warning, and Debug). The code has been used in different projects of different sizes, is thread-safe, computationally lightweight, and easily customizable to work with different log output (to allowing remote logging for example).
Dr. Dobb's has previously published another implementation of a good C/C++ logger (see Logging In C++ and Logging In C++: Part 2). There are few important differences between what you'll see here and that solution. First and most important, the logger discussed here will flush the log messages immediately and will not buffer them, which is crucial when a serious destabilizing event occurs. (The implementation provided in Logging In C++: Part 2 provides the ability to enable or disable a single log print at runtime. The way this feature is implemented is very clever and I encourage you all to take a look at both articles.) Another difference in my implementation is that I use only C++ and STL functionalities (no Boost libraries). To understand the code presented, I expect that you'll be familiar with the variadic template concept of the new C++ standard.
First Look
What a logger should print depends on the kind of application it's written for. In my projects, I've used it to provide at least: the sequential numbering for the logged lines, date, and execution time elapsed since the beginning of the logging period (expressed in ms, it is also very useful to check the execution time for single operations), and some information about the severity of the logged item.
Making a call to the
log function should be easy. The logger should be as little invasive as possible, both for the programmer than for the code. If you take a look at Listing One, you'll see how to invoke the logger function just by using the proper c-style macro:
Listing One: logger.hpp.
#ifndef LOGGER_HPP #define LOGGER_HPP #include "log.hpp" static logging::logger< logging::file_log_policy > log_inst( "execution.log" ); #ifdef LOGGING_LEVEL_1 #define LOG log_inst.print< logging::severity_type::debug > #define LOG_ERR log_inst.print< logging::severity_type::error > #define LOG_WARN log_inst.print< logging::severity_type::warning > #else #define LOG(...) #define LOG_ERR(...) #define LOG_WARN(...) #endif #ifdef LOGGING_LEVEL_2 #define ELOG log_inst.print< logging::severity_type::debug > #define ELOG_ERR log_inst.print< logging::severity_type::error > #define ELOG_WARN log_inst.print< logging::severity_type::warning > #else #define ELOG(...) #define ELOG_ERR(...) #define ELOG_WARN(...) #endif #endif
Line 4 shows a static instantiation of the
logger class. The logger is a template that needs to be parameterized with a logging policy. In this case, I'm using a file logging policy, which means that all the output of the logger will be directed to a file on the physical disk.
Lines 6-8 and 15-17 are where the logging macros are defined. As you can see, there are two logging levels (the second level may be enabled to have a more verbose output), and three severity levels. The preferred logging level may be enabled or disabled by toggling the
LOGGING_LEVEL_x definition. When those macro definitions are absent, a log invocation attempt will be resolved by the preprocessor in the usage of the definitions visible at lines 10-12 and 19-21, which do no logging.
Listing Two shows an example of the logger usage and the relative output:
Listing Two: Example.
#define LOGGING_LEVEL_1 #include "logger.hpp" int main() { LOG("Starting the application.."); for( short i = 0 ; i < 3 ; i++ ) { LOG("The value of 'i' is ", i , ". " , 3 - i - 1 , " more iterations left "); } LOG_WARN("Loop over"); LOG_ERR("All good things come to an end.. :("); return 0; }
0000000 < Wed Jan 09 12:33:18 2013 - 0000005 > ~ <DEBUG> :Starting the application.. 0000001 < Wed Jan 09 12:33:18 2013 - 0000005 > ~ <DEBUG> :The value of 'i' is 0. 2 more iterations left 0000002 < Wed Jan 09 12:33:18 2013 - 0000005 > ~ <DEBUG> :The value of 'i' is 1. 1 more iteration left 0000003 < Wed Jan 09 12:33:18 2013 - 0000005 > ~ <DEBUG> :The value of 'i' is 2. 0 more iterations left 0000004 < Wed Jan 09 12:33:18 2013 - 0000005 > ~ <WARNING> :Loop over 0000005 < Wed Jan 09 12:33:18 2013 - 0000005 > ~ <ERROR> :All good things come to an end.. :(
The Logging Policy
Listing Three shows the policy interface and the implementation for the file policy, which uses a C++
ofstream to direct the log messages to the disk.
Listing Three: Log policy.
class log_policy_interface { public: virtual void open_ostream(const std::string& name) = 0; virtual void close_ostream() = 0; virtual void write(const std::string& msg) = 0; }; class file_log_policy : public log_policy_interface { std::unique_ptr< std::ofstream > out_stream; public: file_log_policy() : out_stream( new std::ofstream ) {} void open_ostream(const std::string& name); void close_ostream(); void write(const std::string& msg); ~file_log_policy(); };
A logging policy should use a pure abstract class to describe how the interface for the policy works (line 5). This logger "policy" provides functionality related to the log writing, as the logger does not know where its output will be directed: Whether to disk, RAM, or even tunneled by a socket to a remote computer, it just calls a "write" function in the provided policy.


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The law states that, beginning in 2014, individuals must ensure that they and their dependents are covered by health insurance. Taxpayers who do not meet this requirement will have to pay a penalty that the law calls a "shared responsibility payment." It begins at $95 for the first year and never exceeds 2 1/2 percent of anyone's annual taxable income.First, the "myth" refers to whether people are forced to buy insurance, not whether people are "made" into "lawbreakers." It's odd that he's introducing this "lawbreaker" concept. Second, what exactly has "the government... determined"? Dellinger is making it sound as though getting labeled a "lawbreaker" is some problem that the government is saving us from, but I think he only means that the government has given people an out — that people who don't buy are not breaking the law as long as they pay the "penalty." But the term "penalty" implies that you've done something wrong.
A large majority of Americans, of course, have health insurance through their employers, Medicare or Medicaid and are already in compliance with this requirement. Given the relatively modest payment required of those who choose not to maintain insurance, no one is being forced to buy a product they don't want.
The challengers argue that the mandate is a binding requirement that makes anyone who goes without insurance a lawbreaker. The government has determined, however, that those who pay the penalty, like those who are exempt from the penalty, are not lawbreakers. As a practical matter, the so-called mandate is just a relatively modest financial incentive to have health insurance.
Are people who care about being law-abiding supposed to feel free not to buy insurance and simply pay the penalty? Presumably, Dellinger is saying yes, as if people who feel the rules apply to them are just being silly. For example, do you feel "forced" to follow the speed limit? Would Dellinger say you're not forced, because you have the option of paying speeding tickets? I don't think he would, and I'm sure he wouldn't assert that you're not even breaking the law when you speed as long as you pay your speeding tickets!
But perhaps Dellinger would say that what's different about the Obamacare penalty is that it's such a small amount. By contrast, speeding tickets are much more painful than the benefit of speeding, and after a few of them, you lose your license entirely. The Obamacare penalty is an attractive option. It's a way of life. It's pretty much just a little tax to swallow. The option of actually buying insurance will be forgone. It would make more sense to say you're forced to pay a new tax than you're forced to buy insurance. And what a tiny little tax! "It begins at $95 for the first year and never exceeds 2 1/2 percent of anyone's annual taxable income."
So Obamacare doesn't work to get the uninsured insured, it just gives the federal government a new source of revenue. Meanwhile, these uninsured folks can buy insurance at whatever point they want, right? Whenever they acquire a condition that makes them want to have insurance, they can take advantage of private insurance companies that never got the benefit of the "penalty" these people were paying to the federal government all these years. So this scheme will destroy private insurance companies and is really a way to leverage in, by steps, a completely government-controlled health-care system. Or have I arrived at another "myth" that Dellinger can rescue me from?
Nope. The closest thing on his list is #4: "The law is socialist." But here, Dellinger says it's not "the New Deal approach of having a monolithic government agency be the single provider of a good or service." (Whoa! Did he just accidentally call the New Deal "socialist"?)
Instead, the law adopts a new approach, one conservatives have long supported, of using providers in the private market to deal with social and economic problems.Initially, yes, but it's not going to work, and many people suspect we're simply entering Phase 1, which seems more acceptable, but it's built to fail — that's the plan — and when it does, at Phase 2, the American people will accept the "socialist" solution, which they would not have accepted at the outset, because there will be no way to restore the private insurance business destroyed in Phase 1. Now, I have heard this conspiracy theory stated many times — e.g., by Rush Limbaugh — and I am certain Dellinger knows it. And yet it does not appear on his lists of myths. The inference is clear:
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Here's one of the videos up on the Dogen Sangha Los Angeles page. It's all about reincarnation.
I want to create a brand of Buddhist evaporated milk called Reincarnation Evaporated Milk!
Here is one of the videos that are linked as a related video. This guy's response is based on the notion that if you believe that there is a realm other than the material one, then there is life after death.
Here is a supposed contrast/comparison between the Islamic and Buddhist perspectives that's really long. These guy's understanding of Buddhism is vastly different from mine. So much so that it would take far longer than I care to spend to explain how.
Here is an NBC report on the subject with Deepak Choprah making more money for himself by promising his readers life after death. Sometimes I wonder if I shouldn't just do this myself.
I got this in the email the other day:
"I have studied the Nishijima version of Shobogenzo quite a lot years ago. Master Nishijima's attitude towards rebirth/reincarnation is essentially the same i myself hold, however i took and take objection to his persistent opinion that the teaching of literal rebirth is not Buddhist. I have studied Dogen quite allot and must come to the conclusion that for Dogen literal rebirth is clearly part of his Buddhist view (it has nothing to do with the Senika view of eternalism). Like i said my own opinion about this matter is essentially the same as master Nishijima's but that view should not be forced upon Dogen, it is not appropiate and i feel that master Nishijima does exactly that. When reading Dogen we should try to think like an ancient Japanese monk who viewed the world in a Mahayana Buddhist way and take what we can from it in our modern world without trying to alter aspects of it that seem alien or even superstitious to us.
"Anyway master Nishijima persistence on this view somehow put me off his Shobogenzo, that is just how my flawed mind works. It has been years since i have studied his version of the Shobogenzo and i feel i would like to own the Shobogenzo again so i was really excited about the Kazuaki Tanahshi's version until i read your blog. The same things that bother you about this translation would bother me to! So i'm considering to buy the Nishijima version again instead. It has been so long since i have studied it so:
"My real question is: Does the Nishijima version sneak in some of his what i feel are modern views about rebirth/reincarnation or is the text as literal as possible and reflect Dogen's teachings purely?
"I severely respect master Nishijima and mean no disrespect at all, he is a great teacher."
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Nishijima Roshi leaves all of Dogen's references to rebirth within Shobogenzo just as they are in the original. People are getting reborn all over the place in that thing! When people questioned Nishijima about this during talks, he always explained that these references were meant metaphorically, not literally. However, within the text of his translation he never alters any of these references, nor does he even add any footnotes saying they are metaphorical.
To me, the more direct questions are 1) What do we today mean by "literal rebirth" and 2) why does it matter if Dogen believed in it or not?
In the case of the questioner, the answer to #2 is he wants to know if Nishijima's translation is reliable. The answer to that is, yes, it is. So is Kaz Tanahashi's fine translation.
But I think for most people #2 is important because we regard Dogen as a religious authority. If Dogen agrees with other religious authorities like Deepak Choprah on the question of literal rebirth, we can feel that much more relieved. As Mr. Choprah has learned, people will pay good money to be told by a religious authority figure that they will live forever. People have paid damn good money to hear that from religious authority figures for a very long time and in cultures across the globe. It is quite a reliable strategy for making a living.
But Deepak Chorpah doesn't know anything more about life after death than you do, dear reader. Dogen didn't know anything more about life after death when he was alive and writing than you do either. I also do not know anything more than you. Unlike the "she" in John Lennon's song She Said, She Said, I do not know what it's like to be dead.
("She" was actually Peter Fonda, out of his mind on LSD who said this to Lennon while they were tripping together in the Hollywood hills. I was once in line at Ralph's grocery store in West Hollywood with Peter Fonda. He was alive. But after Ghost Rider his career was dead. Perhaps that's what he meant?)
I don't necessarily think that Mr. Choprah is cynically exploiting his readers by telling them lies. He says what he says in order to create a reassuring feedback loop from himself to his readership and back again that helps relieve his own fears of death. This is also a time-tested strategy and appears to work for some people.
Onto question #1, what do we mean by "literal rebirth?"
The late e-sangha said this about me in reference to the above: "Brad Warner is a materialist i.e. he denies rebirth; and therefore, the only conclusion he can assert is that the mind is merely an ephiphenomena (sic) of brain activity. That is principally why knowledgable (sic) Buddhists take issue with him. That being so, he isn't teaching Buddhism, but instead teaching a Worldly dharma that he and his teacher call 'Zen'."
As I said before (I think), I do believe that the mind is the product of brain activity. That's what epiphenomena (not ephiphenomena) means. But I also believe that brain is an epiphenomena of mind activity. The mutual inter-relationship causes both to appear.
But that's beside the point. The e-sangha guys believed in literal rebirth. For them it was very important that others also believed that. If they thought someone who claimed to be Buddhist denied literal rebirth, they labeled them non-Buddhist and tried to cast doubt upon them by using phrases like, "That is principally why knowledgable (sic) Buddhists take issue with him." There is no evidence I am aware of that any knowledgeable Buddhists (whoever they might be) take issue with me about my stance on rebirth. It's good to be careful of vague unattributed claims like this in general, by the way.
But what in Heck's name is "literal rebirth?" When you really come right down to it I suppose it means, to most people, that someone is telling them they'll live forever. Literal rebirth means that someday I will actually die as a person in some place and I will get reborn in another place as another person, celestial being or animal.
This is not what Buddhism teaches. Well, it's not what the kind of Buddhism I teach teaches anyway. There is no "literal you" to get "literally reborn." This is the heart of the argument.
And Dogen is pretty clear that there is no "literal you." So the idea that he taught anything like what most people in the Western world mean when they use the phrase "literal rebirth" is absurd.
Does that make sense?
You'll forgive me in a year or so, I hope, when you see the above article reworked into part of a book.


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Many women these days with breast cancer return to work while still undergoing treatment.
Legislation such as the Family and Medical Leave Act allows people who have a serious health condition up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave while keeping their positions and their benefits.
Dr. Ruth Oratz, a medical consultant with Cancer Care, says she encourages women to continue working if their energy levels are adequate and that it's unlikely working during treatment can cause harm.
"It's important to remain physically active," she says, "Psychologically and mentally, work helps us remain engaged and productive."
Women with breast cancer who return to work should inform their health care providers so that treatments can be scheduled outside of working hours. These women can get suggestions on how to best balance treatment with work, including dealing with any side effects.
They should consider asking their supervisors to have co-workers take some of their workload or have a colleague fill in for them while they are absent. If thinking and concentrating get difficult, or a patient has memory problems, it's a good idea to keep a journal to record meetings, deadlines, appointments and days off, as well as important conversations and to-do lists.
They also must set realistic goals at work. For example, they should not expect that they can achieve the same performance levels that they did before starting treatment.
It's also a good idea to take rests or breaks doing the workday, practice relaxation techniques such as guided imagery, or play calming music or meditation CDs to keep stress at bay, or simply put up inspirational pictures or quotes in the work area.
Dian, a radio journalist, returned to work six weeks after undergoing surgery for breast cancer while still receiving chemotherapy and radiation. She says that her employer has been very supportive, allowing her time off for medical visits and letting her start work later on days when she is tired or had a treatment. She also sometimes worked from home.
On days when Dian was unable to go to work, her employer arranged for temporary cover for her position. Dian said that there were days when she wondered if she had enough energy to go to work, particularly as treatment progressed, but she said that working motivates her and kept her distracted from thinking about the breast cancer, and that the support of her colleagues at work is crucial to her well-being.
For women who are self-employed, there may be some different strategies they will need to consider. These can include hiring temporary help, making sure that large tasks or projects are completed before starting treatment, and taking advantage of business ownership by keeping more flexible hours.
Some women do face discrimination from employers or colleagues when they return to work. Barbara Hoffman, a founding chair of the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship, said, "Employment discrimination against cancer survivors has decreased. Most survivors are treated fairly at work, according to recent studies. Laws such as the (Americans with Disabilities Act) and the (Family and Medical Leave Act) are working. Also, attitudes about cancer exemplified by the use of terms such as cancer survivor and cancer survivorship have also helped to decrease workplace discrimination."
She says that "discrimination laws protect cancer survivors ... if they can perform their job with reasonable accommodation."
If anyone suspects she is being treated differently because of her health status, there are several strategies for dealing with it. Talking with a supervisor or the human resource department may be enough to address a problem, but in the event that a woman suspects discrimination she should document any relevant incidents with times, dates and detailed statements of what was said. She should also keep a written work history showing her job performance, including goals or targets met, hours worked, days off and shifts covered by other colleagues.


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What to do with Greece? It's a question that will likely be remembered for dominating discussion in 2012.
"Despite a courageous public stance by the International Monetary Fund, European officials failed again on Tuesday to deal with the critical issue of Greece's debt sustainability," PIMCO chief Mohamed El-Erian begins in an op-ed in Financial Times on Wednesday.
If this continues, he notes, they will undermine yet another bailout package for Greece and suffer further erosion in credibility, especially in the eyes of their own citizens.
"This latest bailout package is meant to improve things: by injecting more money into an economy riddled with payments arrears and virtually no financing for working capital (let alone new plants and equipment); and by accompanying this temporary financial relief with measures to bring the budget under control, re-capitalize banks and expand growth-enhancing structural reforms."
Though well-intentioned, El-Erian writes that this bailout would likely fail if a major sticking point—Greece's need for another major debt reduction—remains unresolved.
"The country would thus stay stuck in a recession that has ravaged the country for more than four years. Youth unemployment, already in excess of 50 per cent, would become more deeply embedded. And the social problems would continue, with a particularly devastating effect on the most vulnerable segments of the population."
When confronted with yet another failure, he adds, European officials would "again point the finger of blame at the Greek government for not implementing the program in full. Greece would again blame program design. And the challenging regional environment would be lamented by all, as would the lack of responsive institutional mechanisms."
But there's help form an unlikely source—the IMF, and its willingness to speak out.
"A new element would now be hard to ignore: European officials' repeated wish to brush under the rug Greece's debt overhang. The IMF's insistence—at the cost of angering some of its most important political masters—is anchored by solid theory and experience. By again refusing to take a meaningful haircut, he adds, European officials believe they are avoiding precedents that are not just politically tricky but could also fuel disruptive regional contagion. To the extent they are correct — and it is debatable — they would be winning a small battle by increasing the probability of losing the war."
Until recently, he concludes, many European officials stubbornly held to the belief that "advanced countries" – and especially those that had risen to membership of such a privileged club as the euro zone – were structurally immune to "developing country debt crises."
"Their outmoded mindset undercut responsive policy responses, wasting billions of Euros and undermining millions of lives. By again shying away on Tuesday from meaningful official debt reduction, Europeans signaled that they still lag realities on the ground."


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It's finally time to wrap up the discussion I started in December about what seemed at first to be a mysterious compiler bug. Last week, I described the bug's characteristics that I had carefully isolated: If a program seeked to an odd offset in a file, then wrote data, then each character thus written had a small but nonzero probability of changing to an ASCII zero character.
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I could reproduce this problem reliably, so I thought it would be easy for the operating-system group to find and fix. Nevertheless, the first time they tried it, they could not reproduce the problem. After some discussion, we realized the reason: When they tried it, they did so on a machine with no other users. When I encountered the problem, there were most definitely other users on the machine.
I should mention at this point that the problem occurred well before the first personal computers. The machine in question was probably about the size of an upright piano, and served a department of 60 or so programmers. As a result, the operating-system group had exclusive use of the machine for two hours every evening, which allowed them to test prospective new versions of the operating system without inconveniencing anyone else if it should happen to crash. Sure enough, when the operating-system group put a synthetic load on the machine, they were able to reproduce the problem. That was quite a relief!
Once the operating-system folks were able to reproduce the problem, it was clear where the faulty code had to be. The problem occurred only on writes starting at odd offsets. As it happened, there was one place in the operating system that executed different code depending on whether offsets were even or odd.
The reason for this even-odd choice was that the computer had 16-bit words. In other words, each word contained two 8-bit characters. This machine characteristic, in turn, influenced a very frequently executed piece of assembly-language code that copied data from a user's address space into a system I/O buffer.
The computer in question had two different instructions to move data from one part of memory to another:
move word and
move byte. As an optimization, the operating system's data-movement routine checked whether the source and destination both started at even or odd addresses. If they did so, the operating system could move the data more quickly by executing a series of
move word instructions, with the data-movement loop preceded or followed, as needed, by a single
move byte instruction to handle extra characters at the beginning or end of the data.
The tricky part came when the source and destination were differently aligned. The obvious way to handle that case would have been to execute a series of
move byte instructions, but the operating-system group thought they knew better. What they did instead was to save a single character in a register, and then:
- Copy a word (two bytes) onto the stack.
- Shift the register and pop one byte off the stack into the other half of the register.
- Store the register into memory.
- Pop the other byte off the stack into the register.
In other words, each trip through the loop copied two characters, which straddled a word boundary on the destination side but not on the source side. Of course, the code had to handle the extra characters, if any, at the beginning and end of the loop; but that was not particularly difficult.
What turned out to be the source of the problem was when the code tried to "pop one byte off the stack." On this particular machine, that operation was impossible: The stack could only be pushed or popped one word at a time. So what the code actually did was to copy one byte, change the stack pointer by one word, and then copy the other byte.
Note that I just described three separate operations:
- Copy a byte from the stack.
- Change the stack pointer by one word.
- Copy a byte from the stack.
These operations seemed innocent enough on the surface. However, between (2) and (3), one of these data bytes was in memory that was no longer part of the stack, because the stack pointer had been changed.
And indeed, that was the source of the problem: If an I/O interrupt happened to occur between instructions (2) and (3), the machine's state would be pushed onto the stack, where it would overwrite the single byte waiting to be transferred in step (3). As it happened, the normal state of this machine had the same bit pattern as a zero character, which explained why the character would always change to zero.
Bugs of this kind are often called Heisenbugs, after Werner Heisenberg. Heisenberg is best known for the uncertainty principle, which says (for example) that it is possible to determine the position or momentum of a particle accurately, but not both at the same time. As a result, the term has come to denote a bug that stems from uncertainty about the order in which two parts of a program are executed. Such bugs can be the most difficult of all to find.
Indeed, there is a sense in which this bug wasn't really found at all. In particular, there was no point in this whole process at which any of us used a machine-language debugger or any other automated debugging, inspection, or testing tools. Instead, the entire process was more like repeating the following steps:
- Figure out which part of the system is failing.
- Make it fail consistently.
- Find the circumstances that are necessary to make it fail.
Each step in this process provided information that led to the next step; the last step made it possible to refine the first step further the next time around. Specifically, the problem appeared first to be in the compiler, then in a particular phase of the compiler, then in the earlier phase that provided bad data to the later phase, then in the I/O part of the operating system, and finally in a specific part of the operating system's I/O facilities. Each of these refinements grew out of understanding the precise circumstances in which the problem occurred.
I often find it surprising how much you can figure out about what is wrong with a program by repeating these three steps.


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'Tis becoming the season for 2013 economic outlooks, and NYU professor and economist Nouriel Roubini doesn't like what he sees. Forget all the talk of the fiscal cliff and chances of a possible recession in the U.S. There are already enough smaller issues "around the periphery" to fuel market angst, regardless of what might happen with the more obvious politically laden fiscal issues in Washington.
Starting with the advanced countries, Roubini writes in a post to the Project Syndicate website on Tuesday that "the euro zone recession has spread from the periphery to the core, with France entering recession and Germany facing a double whammy of slowing growth in one major export market (China/Asia) and outright contraction in others (southern Europe). Economic growth in the United States has remained anemic, at 1.5%-2% for most of the year, and Japan is lapsing into a new recession."
The United Kingdom, like the euro zone, has already endured a double-dip recession, he adds, and now "even strong commodity exporters–Canada, the Nordic countries, and Australia–are slowing in the face of headwinds from the US, Europe and China."
Meanwhile, Roubini notes that emerging-market economies–including all of the BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India and China) and other major EM countries like Argentina, Turkey and South Africa–also saw their economies slow so far in 2012.
"China's slowdown may be stabilized for a few quarters, given the government's latest fiscal, monetary and credit injection; but this stimulus will only perpetuate the country's unsustainable growth model, one based on too much fixed investment and savings and too little private consumption."
In 2013, he warns downside risks to global growth will be "exacerbated by the spread of fiscal austerity to most advanced economies."
A global market correction seems underway, he argues, owing to the poor growth outlook. At the same time, the eurozone crisis remains unresolved, despite the European Central Bank's bold actions and talk of banking, fiscal, economic and political union. Specifically, Greece, Portugal, Spain and Italy are still at risk, while bailout fatigue pervades the eurozone core.
"Yet another reason for the correction is that valuations in stock markets are stretched," citing high PE ratios and "slackening" company EPS that "will be subject to further negative surprises as growth and inflation remain low. With uncertainty, volatility and tail risks on the rise again, the correction could accelerate quickly."
He concludes that as consumers, firms and investors become more cautious and risk-averse, the equity-market rally of the second half of 2012 has crested. "Given the seriousness of the downside risks to growth in advanced and emerging economies alike, the correction could be a bellwether of worse to come for the global economy and financial markets in 2013."


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