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Starred Review. It's a rare business book that not only provides savvy insights for better business practices but transcends the category altogether, to rank as an infectiously inspiring read. Wood takes the reader on an engaging journey from his life as a rather ordinary marketing director at Microsoft through the transformative decision to launch the nonprofit organization Room to Read (www.roomtoread.org), which has created more than 2,000 schools and libraries for children across Asia. From his first trip to Nepal, where he was struck by the country's 70% illiteracy rate, through his courageous decision to leave Microsoft, to the logistics of growing and expanding the Room to Read initiative, Wood endears himself to the reader with his introspection and honesty. Crediting his former employer with giving him the business skills and drive to aim high, he outlines the concrete steps he took to make his vision a reality. Marked by sincerity and savvy, this is the kind of book that business colleagues will discuss with their acquaintances, spouses and friends. (Sept.)
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Adult/High School—As much about business practices as about personal discovery, this book lives up to its name as it details how the author traded in the executive lifestyle to champion his own nonprofit organization, Room to Read. Wood describes his life at Microsoft as a marketing director for Australia and, later, China. Young business enthusiasts familiar with Steve Ballmer and Bill and Melinda Gates will be entertained by the glimpse into their respective management styles and by the author's efforts to pattern himself in their likeness. He also describes his lack of personal fulfillment and his eventual redirection, brought on by a visit to the mountains of Nepal. With vignettes from profitable fundraising activities for Room to Read, he documents how to successfully start up a nonprofit organization and how to sustain it. Originally named Books for Nepal, Wood's organization focused initially on providing books to the disadvantaged schools of Nepal, but eventually he expanded its scope (and renamed it) so as to include the building of schools, Tsunami relief, and educational programs for the children of Asia. Corporate-minded adolescents interested in giving back to society will enjoy this title and glean practical advice from it.—Brigeen Radoicich, Fresno County Office of Education, CA
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John's obvious passion for what he's doing comes through loud and clear in the book; his refreshing honesty and informal writing style makes "Leaving Microsoft to Change the World" less like a book and more like a conversation with a close friend.
The author does a wonderful job of evoking various emotions in the reader; some of his witty observations and social commentary found throughout the book will force you to laugh out loud! And some of his heart-warming recollections of the people he has encountered on his journey thus far will simply warm your heart.
If you've ever asked yourself "how does what I do matter?" or "how can I make the world a better place?", you'll definitely want to pick up a copy of "Leaving Microsoft to Change the World". The book shows us not only how one person can make a difference, but also how even those who don't decide to take the dramatic step of leaving their careers to become full-time fundraisers can help change the world, one book at a time.
Full disclosure: I had the privilege of meeting John three weeks ago when he was brought in as a guest speaker for a corporate conference I attended; the speech he gave to our group was both inspirational and motivational, and it made me quite excited to begin reading the advance copy of the book each conference delegate was given. As a result of John's terrific prose, I finished the book quickly and have since lent it to two of my friends!
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Blogs Liberty and Power Japanese Racism: Another Sign of the TimesOct 3, 2006 10:23 pm
Japanese Racism: Another Sign of the Times
Racism has never been absent from Japan, but in the last few years it has become especially evident at Japanese resorts known as"onsens." Apparently the notion of mixing Japanese and non-Japanese bodies in the same water is deeply disturbing. The sign above, typical of many, warns non-Japanese to keep their polluting bodies to themselves and out of all-Japanese tubs.
More subtle, but just as real, are the Japanese facilities that suddenly and explicably" close for maintenance" when foreigners show up and request services. I was once told that an"onsen" near Hakone was out of commission, while Japanese patrons continued to enter and jump into the hot water pools (visible through a plate glass window behind the manager's desk.)
There are positive features to Japanese ethnophobia, of course. Anyone seeking an education in open discrimination based on race can visit Japan for a first-hand look. And now that Japan has selected a super-nationalist prime minister, Abe, one can only assume such opportunities will multiply.
The reasons for Japan's pronounced drift to racial ethnocentrism will be the subject of another message -- with a few more pictures, to boot, from Japan's many"exclusive" hot springs resorts.
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Jonathan Dresner - 10/3/2006
The phenomena you describe -- ethnocentrism and discrimination -- are not at all new in Japan, unless you have some evidence to the contrary. I've been reading "gaijin discrimination" stories for twenty years now. That they don't go away is interesting, but not evidence of a trend.
Nor is Abe "supernationalist" in any meaningful sense of the word. He'd be a pretty mainstream Republican in this country, as have pretty much every PM for the last thirty years, except for Murayama the nominal Socialist.


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The video debuts at a critical moment in India's LGBT rights debate. The Supreme Court of India is considering a final review of a recent decision upholding the country's sodomy law, which conflicts with another recent ruling acknowledging broad rights for trans people. There have also been recent reports of police abuse targeting LGBT people.


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Unfortunately, no GOP heavy hitters volunteered to challenge Barnes' re-election. Still, one of the three legitimate candidates easily outclasses the other two.
A veterinarian, farmer and businessman from Middle Georgia, Sonny Perdue quickly established himself as a bright light in the state Senate when he was elected as a Democrat in 1990. He understood both the inside game of good ol' boys and the modern impulse to reform. He also had the intellectual capacity to juggle complex issues. By 1995, he was Senate majority leader.
Then, in a move viewed alternatively as principled and opportunistic, Perdue switched to the Republican Party. He was stripped of his leadership position and became a harsh critic of Democrats. An expected Republican Senate majority never materialized, but Perdue's wits made him a formidable force in the General Assembly.
Perdue's Achilles heel is his tie to a wildly unpopular piece of legislation. Before he switched parties, he authored the 1997 bill to deregulate Georgia's natural gas industry, which opened the door for billing fiascos, undependable service and skyrocketing prices.
In a tougher field, the natural gas bill might destroy Perdue's chances. Lucky then that his top GOP foes are horrendously unqualified. The frequent question in political circles isn't just whether Linda Schrenko or Bill Byrne can offer Barnes serious opposition -- it's also whether or not both are crazy.
The best known of the three Republicans is Schrenko, the state school superintendent. Her chief reason for running seems that she hates Barnes. Nothing in Schrenko's record indicates she could run the state, although there are plenty of reasons to think the Capitol under her leadership would be very entertaining.
Schrenko was elected on a fluke in 1994, when high GOP turnout swept Republicans into many offices. She barely won re-election in 1998. Two appearances on a statewide ballot and eight years in office have given her one asset: name recognition.
But it's the kind of name recognition usually reserved for a professional wrestler. Voters know Schrenko's the school superintendent. But they also know of her frequent spats with Department of Education board members. Or they remember that she was dragged kicking and screaming through Barnes' education reforms. Or her penchant for giving state jobs to unqualified cronies. Or her childish decision not to speak to teachers' groups because she thought teachers tended to be Democrats. Or last winter's profligate use of state-owned aircraft as a campaign vehicle.
And then there are Schrenko's violations of election finance laws. Most recently, she unsuccessfully sued the State Ethics Commission on the ludicrous contention that a $500,000 loan offered on favorable terms didn't amount to a campaign contribution.
It's hard to see how Schrenko even has a message to offer Georgia voters through such a haze of controversy. After outmaneuvering her on education reform (and everything else), Barnes allies relish taking on the superintendent in the General Election. She is a Washington General to Barnes' Harlem Globetrotter -- the hapless foe who keeps coming back to be clobbered anew.
At least Byrne can point to significant achievements. In 10 years as Cobb County Commission chairman, his biggest administrative mistake lay in committing the county to a slipshod composting plant that was consumed by fire.
But Cobb thrived in the Byrne years: Property taxes dropped, greenspace expanded and the infrastructure improved. He was lucky to govern one of Georgia's most prosperous counties through some very fat times, but he also deserves credit for avoiding pitfalls.
On the campaign trail, Byrne is preaching what he practiced: He paid for big projects without borrowing, and his more conservative fiscal philosophy is worth debating in light of Barnes' ongoing bond sales for the $2.2 billion Northern Arc. A former landscape planner and the only Republican candidate from the metro area, Byrne also has a grasp on the region's growth and transportation problems.
But Byrne has no idea how to develop his record as a county official into a convincing case that he should be governor. When asked how he'd adjust his style to the far more complex issues facing the governor, Byrne simply suggests other counties "become more like Cobb."
Now, imagine the circumstances under which, say, Quitman County could solve its poverty by magically luring thousands of educated, upscale new residents to commute 150 miles to Atlanta. It's even harder to envision Quitman County -- a sweltering pineland, pitted with fallow farms, on the edge of Lower Alabama -- sprouting vast cookie-cutter subdivisions to bolster the tax digest.
What is this guy thinking? When you're running the state's wealthiest county and one of its fastest growing, you can figure out how to keep taxes low. Perdue notes, with just a tad of overstatement, that Byrne has operated a government on "cruise control."
The more pressing question about Byrne involves temperament. He is famous for easy descent into the kind of angry, personalized politics that represent American democracy at its nadir.
That was evident when he helped lead the commission's gratuitous swipes at gays just before the Olympics. And it was evident when he threatened to beat up Marietta Daily Journal owner Otis Brumby.
The buck doesn't stop at Byrne's desk. He generously faults others for his own failures. Regarding a State Ethics Commission decision to fine him for campaign finance violations, Byrne declares, "It's a corrupt system!"
After transportation consultants improved upon two of Byrne's ideas for train service to Cobb -- but didn't manage to acquire federal grants -- he offers a rather sweeping evaluation.
"They fucked it up," he roars to CL's editorial board.
Byrne can't even restrain his self-serving vitriol when talking about fellow Republicans. Once he gets going on Perdue, he erupts: "This guy's a joke. He's an embarrassment. If he's our nominee, we should keep what we've got."
Byrne is a tough and energetic man. If a rabid wolverine is lodged under the floorboards of your house, he's the guy you should call to shimmy through the crawl space and jab the beast out of there. But it's hard to see a guy like this navigating the Capitol's multiple power bases. It's easy to see him butting heads with the substantial egos in the General Assembly.
Given the alternatives, it's not surprising GOP insiders see Perdue as their best hope. While Perdue has a tendency to talk like an insider, his down-home delivery may be precisely the style to push a fairly compelling message: That "King Roy" has wielded power arrogantly; that he's built redundant bureaucracies just so he could get his way; that his ambitious road and school building will saddle future generations with higher debt payments; that his henchmen punish foes and friends alike for less than 100 percent loyalty.
Our chief concern about Perdue is his thin understanding of the growth issues facing metro Atlanta. For example, he's signaled that he'd move slowly, if at all, on rail solutions to "congestion" -- apparently unaware that much of the brouhaha about sprawl is tied to the destruction of neighborhoods and the fact that air pollution is a health issue for tens of thousands of people.
Perdue's most heralded perscription for traffic is to encourage state workers to telecommute, a great idea, but not one that would slow the region's ongoing sprawl.
He declares his election-year opposition to the Northern Arc "firm." But he never opposed the Northern Arc in the Senate and leaves open a door to build it under the right circumstances.
Perdue could be vulnerable to claims that he doesn't understand the new Georgia. He advocates a referendum on the new state flag. That may sound good to Old South voters. But most folks -- however they felt about the old flag -- seem to understand that Barnes did well to get us past that issue.
Claims that Perdue is responsible for the natural gas mess could resonate in the Republican primary (although it's difficult to believe that self-described conservatives like Schrenko and Byrne would have opposed the deregulation scheme).
But Perdue makes a compelling case that such arguments could backfire in the General Election. After all, he sponsored the bill as a Democrat, and it passed both chambers by unanimous votes, including the vote of then-Rep. Roy Barnes. Perdue lays blame for the natural gas fiasco at the feet of the governor, who he says should have tweaked the original bill long before last winter.
"We provided a model with safeguards in the law," Perdue says of his bill. "Unfortunately, it has been implemented shamefully. Why did Barnes wait until an election year" to fix its flaws?
He sounds like a guy who's prepared to take on a sitting governor.


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Scene: Tim and Alexander are changing Alexander's sheets, and Alexander asks about the waterproof mattress cover. Tim explains that it keeps the mattress clean in case Alexander's pullup leaks in the night.
Alexander agrees that we wouldn't want the mattress to get dirty, "Because then we would have to clean my mattress. And it wouldn't even fit in my [laundry] hamper!"
Scene: I'm trying to convince Alexander to come out to breakfast with me and a couple friends, one of whom has a sweet new baby boy. Not above bribery, I offer him a big muffin, a smoothie, a hot chocolate, anything in exchange for him coming with me, all of which he turns down. Finally, I say, "What if I told you that if you come with me, you'll get to meet a new baby?"
He puzzles over this for a minute and says, "But…I like the baby we already have."
(Once I convinced him we wouldn't be trading Emily in for the new baby, he agreed to go with me.)
Scene: At the dinner table, Alexander is silently gesturing and nodding as if he's having a pretend conversation with someone.
I ask him, "Who are you talking to, Buddy?"
"I'm talking to me."
"Oh," I reply, "you're talking to yourself? And what are you talking about?"
He pauses, uncertain, then: "Um, Mommy? Can you tell me what I'm talking about?"
Scene: In the car on the way to daycare.
"Mommy, I wish our house was a different color."
I tell him that maybe we'll paint it someday, but not for a really long time, so of course he asks, "Can we paint our house on the next stay-home days?" ("Stay-home days" is what he calls weekends.)
I explain that painting the house takes a really long time, and when we do it, it'll take so long that we won't have any time to play, so we'll have to wait and paint the house on a stay-home day when we don't want to play.
After a minute, he asks, "What do you want to do on the next stay-home days, Mommy?"
"I want to play!" I tell him without hesitation.
"Okay…" he says. Then, ever the problem-solver: "Oh! I have an idea! You and Daddy and Emily can play, and I'll paint the house!"
Background: Miss Linda, our daycare provider, loves our kids to pieces, and she often pretends to munch on Emily's chubby thighs, for obvious reasons (baby thighs are delicious).
Scene: I'm putting Alexander to bed on a Sunday night, and he asks if tomorrow is a stay-home day or a Miss Linda day. I tell him it's going to be a Miss Linda day, and he immediately gets very serious.
"I'm not really comfortable going to Miss Linda's."
I know Linda takes excellent care of our kids, so I'm not really concerned when he says this, but I still ask some follow-up questions, just to be sure. Eventually, he admits that he has fun playing at Miss Linda's, but he has one very serious concern:
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Spending, Beneficiary Cost Sharing, and Cost-Containment Efforts for High-Cost Drugs Eligible for a Specialty Tier
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) allows Part D plans to utilize different tiers with different levels of cost sharing as a way of managing drug utilization and spending. One such tier, the specialty tier, is designed for high-cost drugs whose prices exceed a certain threshold set by CMS. Beneficiaries who use these drugs typically face higher out-of-pocket costs than beneficiaries who use only lower-cost drugs. GAO was asked to provide information about high-cost drugs eligible for a specialty tier. This report provides information on these drugs including spending under Medicare Part D in 2007, the most recent year for which claims data were available; how different cost-sharing structures could be expected to affect beneficiary out-of-pocket costs; how negotiated drug prices could be expected to affect beneficiary out-of-pocket costs; and information Part D plan sponsors reported on their ability to negotiate price concessions and to manage utilization. GAO examined CMS data, including 2007 claims data, negotiated price and out-of-pocket cost data for selected drugs--including the 10 highest-utilization specialty tier-eligible drugs in 2007--and plans from 2006 through 2009, and formulary information provided to CMS by plan sponsors. GAO interviewed officials from CMS and 8 of the 11 largest plan sponsors, based on enrollment in 2008. Seven of the 11 plan sponsors provided data including price concessions for selected drugs for 2006 through 2008.
High-cost drugs eligible for a specialty tier commonly include immunosuppressant drugs, those used to treat cancer, and antiviral drugs. Specialty tier-eligible drugs accounted for 10 percent, or $5.6 billion, of the $54.4 billion in total prescription drug spending under Medicare Part D plans in 2007. Medicare beneficiaries who received a low-income subsidy (LIS) accounted for most of the spending on specialty tier-eligible drugs--$4.0 billion, or 70 percent of the total. Among all beneficiaries who used at least one specialty tier-eligible drug in 2007, 55 percent reached the catastrophic coverage threshold, after which Medicare pays at least 80 percent of all drug costs. In contrast, only 8 percent of all Part D beneficiaries who did not use a specialty tier-eligible drug reached this threshold in 2007. Differences in plans' cost-sharing structures--flat copayments or coinsurance rates--can be expected to result in varying out-of-pocket costs for non-LIS beneficiaries only until they reach the catastrophic coverage threshold, which 31 percent of non-LIS beneficiaries did in 2007. After that point, non-LIS beneficiaries' annual out-of-pocket costs for a given drug are likely to be similar regardless of their plans' cost-sharing structures. LIS beneficiaries' out-of-pocket costs are generally not affected by their plans' cost-sharing structures because Medicare sets fixed limits on the cost-sharing amounts for these beneficiaries and pays any difference between these fixed amounts and the amount required under the plans' cost-sharing structures. Variations in negotiated drug prices--between different drugs, across plans for the same drug, and over time--can affect out-of-pocket costs. For example, the average negotiated price for Gleevec across our sample of plans increased by 46 percent between 2006 and 2009, from about $31,200 per year to about $45,500 per year. Correspondingly, the average out-of-pocket cost for a non-LIS beneficiary taking Gleevec for the entire year could have been expected to rise from about $4,900 in 2006 to more than $6,300 in 2009. Plan sponsors reported having little leverage to negotiate price concessions from manufacturers for most specialty tier-eligible drugs, although sponsors were more often able to negotiate price concessions for drugs with more competitors on the market--such as for drugs used to treat rheumatoid arthritis. One factor sponsors cited for this limited leverage was CMS requirements limiting sponsors' ability to exclude drugs from their formularies in favor of competing drugs. Finally, plan sponsors employ practices such as prior authorization to manage beneficiaries' utilization of specialty tier-eligible drugs, and sponsors reported employing those practices somewhat more frequently for these drugs than for lower-cost Part D drugs. GAO provided a draft of this report to CMS. CMS agreed with portions of GAO's findings and suggested additional information for us to include in our report, which we incorporated as appropriate.
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Melbourne commuters face more hell on the rails in heatwave that won't let up
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- January 17, 2014
METRO has again told commuters to leave work early or late to avoid the chaotic evening peak as part of the Craigieburn line has been shut as fires creep towards the tracks.
Multiple cancellations and delays are expected across the entire network this evening as Melbourne struggles through 40C in the final day of a monster heatwave.
A Metro spokeswoman said trains between Essendon and Craigieburn have benn affected this afternoon due to fires in the are.
And passengers have been told their best chance of
"We are encouraging customers to travel either before or after the peak," the spokeswoman said.
"There are currently the same challenges as yesterday.
"We are expecting delays and cancellations."
It comes after frustrated commuters aired their grievances on social media after reporting chaos on Melbourne's public transport system yesterday, claiming tears have been shed, punches thrown and fellow passengers begging to board already packed trains.
Melbourne's public transport system collapsed under the fierce heat, with Metro warning commuters to leave the CBD as early as possible after a fire forced the closure of the Frankston line and major delays across the system clogged up others, leaving commuters stranded and fighting for a spot as temperatures soared above 40C.
The scene became so tense at Melbourne Central station that stunned onlookers claimed it escalated to the point where a punch was thrown between passengers.
"People were joking, asking 'could you move forward' but the response was 'no, where do you think we're going to go?'", Melburnian Steve Wright said.
Metro, plz tell me how ur gonna make me wait 2 hours for my train then give me one packed with ppl like sardines with no air conditioning?!— Sitra (@heysitra) January 16, 2014
Now on train. Packed, sweltering. Can't feel AC. Overheard passenger express concern re prospect of fainting #metro pic.twitter.com/hsetQ91pll— MsKatieKatieKay (@MsKatieKatieKay) January 16, 2014
"We were all squished up like sardines, one guy squeezed his way on and was half on, half off.
"People said he had to get off and there was a bit of a shoving match with one guy at the door. It wasn't a big swing but he took a go at someone."
Metro trains declined to comment, referring to it as a "police matter".
Victorian Police said there had been no reports of foul play lodged.
This morning, Metro warned commuters could face a similar transport meltdown today, as temperatures again soar into the mid-40Cs at peak hour.
"It's gonna be a similarly challenging day to yesterday," Metro spokesman Daniel Hoare said.
"There will be some delays this morning, as we've got some trains still cooling down."
Mr Hoare said the train provider would assess the situation at noon before deciding whether to issue a similar plea to commuters as yesterday to leave work early to reduce the peak-hour crush.
"That worked quite well. People heeded that advice," he said.
"It took the pressure off the platforms at Flinders St Station."
Mr Hoare said trains performed "as well as possible" yesterday, considering the circumstances.
Train full at Southern Cross. Men started throwing punches to get on at Melb Central. Women were in tears at Richmond, begging to get on.— Steve Wright (@stevivor) January 16, 2014
Yesterday, delays of up to 30 minutes or more were expected "while we recover", read one Metro tweet, while others posted they had waited two hours for a service. Warped tracks were also blamed for major delays.
Metro warned "this afternoon's peak will present significant challenges for our train air-conditioning units."
When it's a relief to get off a train and tram to step out into the 43 degree air, that's slightly concerning. #sweaty #metro #heatwave— Alyssia Morison (@AlyssiaMorison) January 16, 2014
Meanwhile a woman was heard "begging" to be let on board at Richmond.
"There were tonnes of people there, it's the closest station to Rod Laver Arena," Mr Wright said.
"A woman with a European accent was trying to get on a train, telling passengers 'I have to go home, please I'm begging you'.
"But there was no room, no one went for it but she looked pretty desperate."
Due to the ongoing extreme heat, Metro is urging all of our customers to leave the CBD as early as practicable. 1/4— Metro Trains (@metrotrains) January 16, 2014
A number of lines were suspended yesterday afternoon, including the Sandringham, Packenham, Cranbourne lines, all central routes to Melbourne's peak-hour travel home.
Customers were advised to seek alternative transport on some of the lines, while buses were used to replace faulty lines.
Pakenham/Cranbourne line: Delays of 30 minutes or more are expected while we recover.— Metro Trains (@metrotrains) January 16, 2014
Stranded at Southern Cross? The Starbucks and shopping centre above the bus depo have aircon. Wait there and be safe. #Melbourne— Elizabeth DeLoria (@elizabethdanger) January 16, 2014
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This series on Cosmos, Consciousness and God is a global journey in search of the vital ideas of existence. It explores fundamental issues through intimate, candid conversations with leading scientists, philosophers, scholars, theologians and creative thinkers of all kinds. Dr Robert Lawrence Kuhn, creator and host of the series, seeks answers to fundamental issues of universe, meaning and purpose, with each episode featuring 4 to 7 of the world's foremost thinkers.
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Can Dualism Explain Consciousness? (Episode #1512)
KQED World: Fri, Jul 22, 2016 -- 3:30 AM
Dualism claims reality has two parts, a physical and a nonphysical (mental or spiritual), both equally real. Dualism is believed by most people but rejected by most philosophers and scientists.
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What Is Causation? (Episode #1511)
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Does God Know Everything? (Episode #1510)
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Western religions claim that God is all-knowing. Then the trouble starts. What does it mean to know everything? Is God's knowledge of the future truth? Are 'possibilities' truth? Can God know infinities of truths? Does omniscience test a theistic God?
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How to Argue for God? (Episode #1509)
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I've long been a fan and defender of Tampa Bay Rays switch-hitter Ben Zobrist, enjoying his versatility and 20-homer, 20-steal potential. However, being objective, I was also planning to write a blog entry wondering whether he's become a bit overrated. After all, Zobrist, now 32, saw a significant decrease in his power last season, his stolen bases have dropped each year, and nobody confused him with being a potential batting title champion in the first place. How valuable is it to be able to play a guy at each middle-infield spot and outfield in fantasy -- real life is totally different -- if he's on pace for only 12 homers and 12 steals a year after compiling 12 and 11, respectively? Is it enough?
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Swiss surf culture is Alive! While it may not border any oceans, there are still many passionate surfers in Switzerland.
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Comfort Inn & Suites Near Temecula Wine Country, Murrieta
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
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- 66 smoke-free guestrooms
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- Air conditioning
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Comfort Inn & Suites Near Temecula Wine Country, Murrieta
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- Suite, 1 King Bed with Sofabed, Non Smoking
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- One meeting room
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I came across the following code snippet
if( 0 != ( x ^ 0x1 ) )
encode( x, m );
What does
x ^ 0x1 mean? Is this some standard technique?
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I came across the following code snippet
What does
The XOR operation (
Conversely the expression is false if x == 1.
So the test is the same as:
and is therefore (arguably) unnecessarily obfuscated.
So, the condition
P. S. Hell of a way to implement such a simple condition, I might add. Don't do that. And if you must write complicated code, leave a comment. I beg of you.
This may seem as oversimplified explanation, but if someone would like to go through it slowly it is below:
The truth table of a xor b:
So let's illustrate the
It is exclusive OR (XOR) operator. To understand how it works you can run this simple code
The output will be
So this expression
will be equal true only when x != 0x1.
It does not change x itself. It only checks whether x is equal to 0 or 1. this rxpression could be changed to
It checks that
The code does nothing more than compare x with 1, in a very convoluted and obscure fashion.
The xor (exclusive or) operator is most commonly used to invert one or more bits. The operation is to ask if excactly one of the bits are one, this leads to the following truth table (A and B are inputs, Y is output):
Now the purpose of this code seems to be to check if excatly the last bit is 1, and the others are 0, this equals
The bitwise test seems to be a deliberate obfuscation, but if the underlying data is corporate data from an IBM mainframe system it may simply be that the code was written to reflect the original documentation. IBM data formats go back to the 1960's and frequently encode flags as single bits within a word to save storage. As the formats were modified, flag bytes were added at the end of the existing records to maintain backwards compatibility. The documentation for an SMF record, for example, might show the assembly language code to test three individual bits within three different words in a single record to decide that the data was an input file. I know much less about TCP/IP internals, but you may find bit flags there, as well.
The operator ^ is the bitwise-xor (see &, | ). The result for a bit pair is,
So the expression,
inverts/flips the 0th bit of x (leaving other bits unchanged).
Consider whether x can have values besides 0x0 and 0x1? When x is a single bit field, it can have only values 0x0 and 0x1, but when x is an int (char/short/long/etc), bits besides bit0 can affect the result of the expression.
The expression as given allows bits beside bit0 to affect the result,
Which has equivalent truthiness as this (simpler) expression,
Note that this expression would examine only bit0,
So the expression as presented is really combining two expression checks,
Did the author intend to only check bit0, and have meant to use this expression,
Or did the author intend to comingle the values for bit1-bitN and the xor of bit0?
I'm adding a new answer because no one really explained how to get the answer intuitively.
The inverse of
How do you solve
I'd guess that there are other bits or bit-field values in
Somehow the decoder must be able to infer that these values are missing. If they are at the end of some structure, it may be communicated via a
The XOR is useful in C# flag enum. To remove single flag from enum value it is necessary to use xor operator (reference here)
There are a lot of good answers but I like to think of it in a simpler way.
First of all. An if statement is only false if the argument is zero. This means that comparing not equal to zero is pointless.
So that leaves us with:
An XOR with one. What an XOR does is essentially detect bits that are different. So, if all the bits are the same it will return 0. Since 0 is false, the only time it will return false is if all of the bits are the same. So it will be false if the arguments are the same, true if they are different...just like the not equal to operator.
If fact, the only difference between the two is that
The final "simplification" is converting
^ is a bitwise XOR operator
If x = 1
here 0 == ( x ^ 0x1 )
If x = 0
here 0 != ( x ^ 0x1 )
The truth table of a xor b:
The code simply means
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Bosch DDS181-03 18V Compact Tough Drill Driver with (1) 1.5Ah and (1) 3.0Ah Batteries
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- 4-Pole High Performance Motor - For maximum power in the most compact size
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Ready for heavy-duty drilling applications in materials ranging from wood to metal, the small yet powerful Bosch DDS181-03 Compact Tough 18-volt lithium-ion 1/2-inch drill/driver's 7-inch head length is the smallest in its class, yet it delivers top performance. It works with all Bosch 18-volt lithium-ion batteries, and this kit includes one SlimPack 1.5 Ah HC (high-capacity) battery and one FatPack 3.0 Ah HC battery. They provide up to 50 percent more runtime over standard lithium-ion batteries and include an electronic battery fuel gauge to ensure you have enough power for the job.
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The DDS181-03 has two optimized speeds--one ideal for high-torque applications (0-500 RPM) and one ideal for high-speed applications (0-1,700 RPM)--and it provides a maximum of 600 inch-pounds of torque. The 4-pole open frame motor and newly developed gearbox provide exceptional power for such a compact drill/driver. The 18+1 clutch settings included in this Compact Tough model and a variable-speed trigger help you match the best speed to the job, so you can achieve precise results. It can drive 500 screws per charge using the included 3.0 Ah HC battery.
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The ergonomically designed handle and soft-grip wrapped housing offer a comfortable fit for extended working time. The DDS181-03 comes complete with a single-sleeve 1/2-inch auto-lock chuck for one-handed bit changes, as well as increased drill-bit capacity for versatility. And for even greater convenience, LEDs provide illumination when you are working in dark or enclosed areas.
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In addition to the 1.5 and 3.0 Ah HC lithium batteries included in this kit, this drill/driver can be used with Bosch's batteries from its 18-volt line--including the 1.3 Ah Slim Pack battery (model BAT609) and the 2.6 Ah Fat Pack battery (model BAT618). If you're looking for a lightweight option, the SlimPack is the perfect choice. If longer runtime is what you need, the FatPack will do the job.
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Complete the job with ease with the BOSCH Best Built 18-Volt Compact Tough 1/2-Inch Lithium-Ion Drill/Driver Kit. It is ready for all materials from wood to metal. Enjoy the benefit of having the lightest, most compact and most comfortable heavy duty 18V Lithium-Ion drill with Bosch. A powerful and highly efficient 4-Pole motor delivers top performance with strong power and runtime maximizing your efficiency on the job site. This drill/driver works will all of Bosch 18V Lithium-Ion batteries and chargers for maximum versatility. This kit includes a convenient 30-minute lithium-ion charger, (1) Slim Pack 18-Volt HC Lithium-Ion 1.5Ah battery and (1) 18-Volt HC Lithium-Ion 3.0Ah battery with fuel gauges and a tough hard case.
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The torque and easy of use for a battery powered tool makes it a valued part of my tool kit. The fact it ships with 2 batteries and the batteries are part of the warranty make it all the better - not having to worry about running out of power in the middle of a project.
The only reason I didn't give it a 5* rating was that it only shipped with one bit. I recognize that most people will have their own drill bits already however given the normal price of the unit and the fact it is a drill driver - having a few of the most common bits would be appreciated.
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