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Israeli Ministers Demand Abbas Disarm Hamas
Israeli Ministers are demanding that Palestinian Unity Government President, Mahmoud Abbas, disarm the independent Hamas army in Gaza and exert his authority over Gaza.
Defense Minister Moshe (Bogie) Ya'alon said at a meeting with foreign military attaches, that following the Palestinian Authority reconciliation agreement, Abbas must apply his rule in Gaza and disarm Hamas. Ya'alon added that if Abbas doesn't do that then he is deceiving the world.
In a more strongly worded statement, Minister of Intelligence Dr. Yuval Steinitz said on Thursday,
"Pursuant to US Secretary of State John Kerry's statement to the effect that the new Palestinian government is 'committed to previous agreements', we must ask: Is it his intention to now demand that Abu Mazen and his government publicly reiterate their commitment to 'the principle of complete demilitarization' which constitutes a cornerstone of the Oslo accords, and to begin dismantling and destroying the thousands of missiles stationed in the Gaza Strip?
If not, the Palestinian remarks about 'honoring previous agreements' border on deception and fraud."
Hamas has many thousands of rockets and missiles in Gaza, as well as its own independent army, which they used last time to kick out Fatah (Palestinian Authority/PLO) from Gaza, only the IDF prevented Hamas from also taking over the Palestinian Authority in Judea and Samaria. This latest unity agreement between Hamas and Fatah left Hamas in charge of its own military, which is the exact same model that Hezbollah implemented in Lebanon.
Among other things, an independent Hamas army, not under Palestinian Authority control, is a severe and utter breach of the Oslo Accords and the Roadmap. It also makes it clear that Hamas is in charge, or at least an equal partner with Fatah.
Way back in 2005, then Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said that Abbas must disarm Hamas, and the PA has an obligation according to the Roadmap to do so, but she added, Abbas must be given time to make it happen.
Nine years later, we're sure that Abbas should have had more than enough time to disarm Hamas, but this time around, the US hasn't isn't even mentioning disarming Hamas as a requirement.
Times change.Shalom Bear
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sterile demand. hamas disarm Abbas,maybe.
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What country would tolerate an entity that predicates its existence on destroying that country–and then expects much of its infrastructure to be supplied by the country it wants to destroy???
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Sometimes I sit at the top of a hill and think… how lucky to be there… a long term survivor of HIV…
From somewhere came the idea of climbing the Scottish mountains visible from Arthur's Seat.
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New Group : Fit Through Menopause
I just started a new group for women that would like to be active in supporting each other during the menopausal phase of life.
If you plan to be actively involved with the group, we would love to have you as a member. Hope to see you there.
Tue. Nov 29, 1:08pm
I am 40 years old and have just been placed on HRT. Am trying to find people like me w/weight to lose. Would love to me a member of this group.
Friday, February 17, 2006, 5:08 PM
menopause weight gain
I am in the menopause group that Kat started and it is full but look for the group zzz and give me a post
Saturday, February 18, 2006, 5:11 PM
I'm 54 and have been in menopause for a couple of years. I've always been fit and slim and have eaten well and continue to now, BUT my belly and thighs are "blossoming." I can't even wear the jeans I wore just a few short months ago. I have not changed my eating habits and I otherwise feel pretty well and continue to work out daily - aerobics and weights, and now adding power walking now that spring's here. I'd love to hear from others who might be going through the same thing.
Sunday, March 25, 2007, 1:45 PM
Hi 1:45 poster-You sound like me! I too am 54. Just finshed up a year w/o periods and even though I am in the gym lifting weights and doing cardio-I too have experienced midriff bulge. Love handles and muffin top-what the...! I am wondering if doing more cardio as you are doing works. I would really like to know-although I think I spend as much time in the gym as I possibly can now.
Keep me posted. Thanks!
Sunday, March 25, 2007, 6:31 PM
I am 49 and though my weight stays fairly steady I am gaining fat. I lift considerable weight and do cardio and Pilates but my clothes get tighter and tighter in the middle. I am putting on muscle AND fat. I eat a fairly clean diet, no simple carbs. I mainly live on the induction phase of South Beach with complex carbs several times a month. The 20 -something trainers at my gym can't explain it but I've come to realize it is part of the hormonal stew I am in right now. However if one more 20 year old with a BMI of 18% tells me I need to eat less fat and exercise more I'll hit her with a carrot stick!!
Sunday, March 25, 2007, 9:04 PM
Ha-that's a good one.
Turns out that as our estrogen production slows our belly fat increases to ease the transition.
A shift in the level of estrogen is one of the causes for menopausal weight gain. With the ovaries declining in their production of estrogen, the fat cells can "take up the slack" of estrogen production to some degree, lessening the effects of declining estrogen.
There you have it. It's Mother Nature's way of helping us.
Monday, March 26, 2007, 11:45 AM
1:45: are you saying the post-menopausal belly fat produces estrogen?
Monday, March 26, 2007, 8:57 PM
I meant 11:45..
Monday, March 26, 2007, 8:58 PM
Correct 8:58. I am currently reading:
Outsmarting the midlife fat cell : the foolproof weight control program designed specifically for menopause / Debra Waterhouse to find out more info around this issue that no one seems to really know much about. I asked a journalist friend of mine to research mid life belly spread for me because my other friend and I who practically live in the gym are baffled by our puffy mid sections and wondering if we need to work out even more or what?
Tuesday, March 27, 2007, 2:16 PM
The info in 11:45 post makes sense. Susan Weed, an herbalist, has suggested for years for women to SLOWLY gain weight during the 40's because estrogen is stored in body fat and when menopause occurs, you will have a store of it to help with cardiac risk and bone density. I, however, did not need any help in putting on weight..familial predisposition to obesity and I also practically live at the gym. Thanks Mother Nature.
Wednesday, March 28, 2007, 7:48 AM
Your words are enlightening. All of you I am working on menopause but it has not yet been a year. My tsh level is very low. Wondering how I could be hyperthyroid and gaining weight. A cardiologist has put me on the south beach diet and recommends increased arobic daily workout. Had to quit school in the fall because I was in so much pain which the doctor attributed to menopausal arthritis. I am dieting working out and getting fatter around the middle. What a mess. Welcome to old age compatriot menopausal warriors. Nobody ealse could possibly understand. Have any of you tried the southbeach diet?
Wednesday, March 28, 2007, 10:03 PM
South Beach
I'm the 7:48 am poster. I live on South Beach, mainly on induction. In addition to menopause I have apparently developed Type 2 diabetes. Yippee. I'm a nurse and realize if I hadn't had a life of exercise and sensible eating (I was a vegetarian for 23 years) I would definitely be on meds and/or insulin. I have complex carbs (brown rice, sweet potato, whole grain bread) once or twice a week. A little fruit, especially in the summer (leftover pattern from a stint as a macrobiotic years ago). My blood sugar has normalized but continues to slowly creep up due to the diabetes. Despite the ongoing debate among various threads, the diet DOES lead to a loss of belly fat first, mainly along the sides. Pilates has toned my abdominals and therefore my waist has gotten a little smaller due to the toning, but the fat is still there.
Thursday, March 29, 2007, 7:07 AM
I'm the 11:45 poster from a couple of days ago. The book I am reading/skimming suggests 4 hours/week aerobics and only 1 hr strength training (yeah right). I do 4 hrs strength and 1.5 hrs aerobics. Hmmm...I would never cut back on my strength tr aining as I love it so much, but finding those extra hours for aerobics-that's a tough one.
Guess I s/check into the South Beach if you posters think it helps. I am also teetering on picking up hoola hooping. It's fun and and a fat burner. :-)
Thursday, March 29, 2007, 8:27 PM
sout beach
from perimenopause. thanks 707am. sorry to hear about the glucose levels sounds like you are doing your best to kwell those fasting levels. Nice to hear from another nurse. keep fighting ladies.
hey 0827 your 1145 note truly reinforces what we are up against. I do not know what kind of strenght training you do but if you increase the speed of your weight training could it also become aerobic? I used to do aerobic weight lifting when I was younger by increasing the speed of my workout.
Thursday, March 29, 2007, 10:00 PM
Be careful with lifting quickly, particularly free weights, you lose some stability when not on machines. You can injure joints that way. I'm resting from weights right now due to a rotator cuff injury from lifting too quickly. The other point is I've been told (by 20 yr old trainers so take it with a grain of salt) that you can't sustain your heartrate long enough by lifting (unless circuit training) to make weight lifting aerobic)
Friday, March 30, 2007, 7:06 AM
To South Beach,
Last night I did tri sets with a friend of mine and while waiting for 1 minute between sets I jumproped. W/the tri sets we finshed 4 sets of 3 excercises for our back in no time flat. We didn't do the actual exercise faster-we just moved from one to another and rested after each tri set. I'm going to try that again this w/e for other body parts. It's always good to trick your body once in awhile anyway.
Friday, March 30, 2007, 10:31 AM
Got Sleep??
Any helpful hints on sleeping? I've tried Ambien and Lunesta, after a few days they has the reverse effect and I'm up all night. Same with Melatonin. Tried all sorts of herbal combinations and at best they (eventually) help me fall asleep for a short period, then I'm up again. I'm a nurse and only need to worry about sleep on nights before I work but need to sleep on those nights. HELP!!
Friday, March 30, 2007, 4:15 PM
Chamomile tea helps me get to sleep.
Saturday, March 31, 2007, 6:38 PM
Sorry I don't have the lack of sleep problem. I find it hard to get up.
Saturday, March 31, 2007, 10:25 PM
4:15 poster here. Chamomile tea hasn't worked. Celestial Seasonings put out a Stress Buster tea several years ago but then took out the best part of it, Kava Kava, when there had been some news about it being toxic to the liver. Just doesn't work as well now.
Sunday, April 01, 2007, 8:52 AM
I started So Beach this week and have droppped 4 lbs already and it's only Wed! There might be something to this. Yippee! Thanks for the tip.
Wednesday, April 11, 2007, 10:33 AM
Good luck with S.B.
Wednesday, April 11, 2007, 7:02 PM
Thanks you. I dropped another 1.5 lbs since yesterday. It sure is good incentive! We do love that instant gratification.
Thursday, April 12, 2007, 12:02 PM
Lost eight pounds over two weeks. Started with phase per 2 physician recommendation. Weight lost is mainly around the physiological midriff. It is kinda hard to control cravings at night but sticking with the diet choices helps. Starvation is not a problem with southbeach. Exercise is a necessity. Thank you all remain steadfast and true to your goals. Namaste
Thursday, April 12, 2007, 10:23 PM
I can't find your group/team or you either Curlers. Help me out please.
Sunday, April 29, 2007, 4:30 PM
menopausal belly fat
i am 50 yrs old . in menopause for 2 years, suddenly have a belly pouch. i was always thin and in shape. thank god my job is physical or i don't know how much i would gain. still eat the same if not better. i get so frustrated.help!!!
Wednesday, July 04, 2007, 6:06 PM
menopausal madness
I am 51 years old and have always been a size 4. I love to cook and eat healthy meals and have always exercised. I am having a great deal of trouble dealing with this menopausal "pouch" around my middle, even though I am going to the gym regularly and eating less! I find it depressing that my nice, fitted clothes don't fit and I only feel comfortable in elastic!! How do you combat the depression???
Wednesday, November 28, 2007, 9:58 PM
Prematue ovarian failure = menopause and belly fat :(
I wish I knew how to combat the depression. I'm 38 and have premature ovarian failure. Therefore, I get the extra treat of going through this including the belly fat everyone above is talking about at an extra early age. I am SUPER fit, work out at least four times a week (and have been doing so for 17 years), always eat healthfully and now I can't fit into my beautiful fitted dresses (one of which I bought just two months ago and haven't even worn). I no longer fit into my beautiful work clothes and as a teacher can't really afford to buy new ones and DON'T want to! :( I will look into South Beach too. Ugh. :(
Wednesday, August 27, 2008, 2:47 PM
New Menopause Group??
Is there interest in staring another menopause group?
Wednesday, August 27, 2008, 6:22 PM
IF it was a group of active posters, yea. I'm already in too many groups/teams that take long breaks between bursts of posting. :-(
Thursday, August 28, 2008, 6:33 PM
I've been in the same kind of groups. I am interested in communicating with like-minded women struggling with (peri) menopause.
Thursday, August 28, 2008, 10:19 PM
Yes, I'd be interested in joining the group. I just found this site last night & am surfing my way around. Anyone else?
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12931 Lemay Street North Hollywood, CA 91606
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Charming, immaculate remodeled 3+1 home nestled in picturesque neighborhood of North Hollywood on an amazing towering tree lined street! Superb curb appeal with front porch and trees! Large living room/dining room combo opens to remodeled kitchen with wood cabinets, tiled floors and a new range hood. Remodeled bathroom. Gorgeous refinished hardwood floors throughout. Newer HVAC system. Newer exterior and interior paint. Double pane windows. 2 car attached garage with garage door opener. Newer roof. Newer sewer line. Beautiful back yard with covered patio and fruit trees ideal for entertaining and barbeques! Enjoy this quiet secluded location in great NOHO neighborhood! Close to shopping and freeways! Available for immediate lease.
10756 Sarah Street North Hollywood, CA 91602
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5355 Cartwright Avenue UNIT 127 North Hollywood, CA 91601
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5332 Strohm Avenue North Hollywood, CA 91601
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Charming, loved and immaculate 3 bedroom home available now! Spacious living room with gas fireplace; dining with view of garden and the fruit trees; there is a deck off of the charming kitchen with refrigerator and stove; laundry room with washer & dryer already hooked up; new blinds throughout. There is a bonus room with storage off of the garage. The front porch and patio are furnished for your pleasure. Perfect credit is a must.
6648 Saint Clair Avenue North Hollywood, CA 91606
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Great North Hollywood Property with good size bedrooms, spacious living room with a fireplace. Home owner just finished remodeling. You must see those updated bathrooms. They look gorgeous. Home has a large kitchen with granite counter tops. This home also offers a great size backyard, 2 car detached garage. You'll have close freeway access and you'll be walking distance to the park. Home will be available 1st of March.
11315 Riverside Drive North Hollywood, CA 91602
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Lovely home situated behind a large private hedge and electric gated driveway. Home is remodeled throughout with many nice upgrades. Wood Floors, New Kitchen Cabinets with Granite Counter tops and Tiled back-splash. Front and back yards. Attached Garage with Opener. Laundry hookups in garage. More photos coming.
5016 Bakman Avenue UNIT 109 North Hollywood, CA 91601
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Gorgeous turn-key condo!! This meticulously finished, 2 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom show home is only steps away from the bustling NOHO Arts District. Property features spacious 2 level floor plan, double-heightened ceilings, in-unit washer/dryer, newly installed water filtration system, soft-close drawers, walk-in closets, additional storage space in garage, private balcony, surround sound, keyless touchpad entry for front door of unit, state-of the art fitness facility, and is a controlled access building. Flat screen TV's and media console are included. Small pets under 15 pounds welcome**
6051 Simpson Avenue North Hollywood, CA 91606
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Extensively Remodeled Home in North Hollywood. Not only is this home situated in a great location next to Noho Arts District, Metro, and Burbank Studios, it is specifically located in a quiet tree lined street. With 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and 1754 sqft this house is great for young professionals or a family looking for their own home sweet home. This brightly lit open concept home boasts new renovations throughout: paint, hardwood like flooring, crown moulding and custom blinds. Furthermore, tenants have the option of having this home furnished or partially furnished with new furniture, original artwork, bunk beds, or crib if needed.
5848 Colfax Avenue North Hollywood, CA 91601
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Very quiet residential neighborhood, bright and large (over 1400 sq.ft.) unit, private windows, 2nd floor in 2 story building, central A/C, recently remodeled, real hardwood just-redone floors, new kitchen as a separate room with 2nd entrance, brand new kitchen cabinets, granite counter tops, dishwasher, premium stove, range hood, winter garden window, lots of built-in closets/storage space, 1-car locked garage (not a carport), laundry on premises, excellent tenants. Close to shopping, schools, metro station.
7747 Fulton Avenue North Hollywood, CA 91605
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4 bedroom and 3 full bath with huge lot(17,298 Sqf). hardwood floor throughout and nicely painted interior/exterior.Queit and nice neigborhood, This property is perfect for big family.There is 1 bed and 1 bath as guest quarter(2 story) right next main unit.
4820 Bellflower Avenue UNIT 310 North Hollywood, CA 91601
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Built in 2009, this sleek and stunning 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath unit features soaring ceilings, incredible natural light, and a fabulous layout. The formal entry flows effortlessly into the open-concept living room, dining area, and gourmet kitchen. Stunning modern accents grace the interior: dark hardwood floors, a gas fireplace, custom paint colors and window shades, granite counters and stainless steel appliances. The sprawling master suite includes an enormous walk-in closet, sumptuous bath with double vanity, and access to the private balcony with sunny southern exposure. Two spacious guest bedrooms, a beautiful guest bath, powder room, dedicated laundry room and gated parking complete this incredible property. Available for move-in beginning 1/9/2017. Lease includes water, and trash service. Also listed for sale for $599,000. Blocks away from trendy NoHo dining and entertainment, and close to freeway access and all Studio City and Toluca Lake attractions.
4820 Bellflower Avenue UNIT 208 North Hollywood, CA 91601
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A clean, renovated, fully furnished, modern, high tech 3Bdrm 1,600+ sq ft condo in NoHo/West Toluca Lake in a secure building with central access to LA (Burbank & Hollywood is a very short drive)! Situated in a charming neighborhood, on a tree-lined street, steps to the Brand new NoHo Laemmle Theatre, Arts District- amazing restaurants including the popular Federal Bar, just steps away. Convenient to public transportation (NoHo Train Station has Orange and Red Lines, Free Parking). Features include high ceilings, 2 Huge Walk In Closets, large master bed/bath (Eastern King), Stainless Steel High End Appliances, Large Windows, Corner Unit - 1 Balcony, 1 Patio, AV & Entertainment Package & more...
10624 Bloomfield Street North Hollywood, CA 91602
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Recently remodeled 2 bedroom 2 bath plus office home centrally located in the Toluca Lake/North Hollywood area. Brand new kitchen, bathrooms, floors, and paint. Private driveway leads to 2 car garage. Large rear patio area and fire pit. Close to freeways, studios, and schools. Shared laundry with upstairs tenant.
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The third time happened when I was head to Macon from Jackson. I was in a pickup truck at the time and headed down Highway 23 when I saw a deer approaching from my left side. Doing what they always say to do, which is slow down, I did, and the deer slammed into the side of my truck bed. It bounced off, lay on the ground for a minute, then got up, shook its head, and wandered off. I checked my truck, but didn't find a dent, so I was happy, other than realizing that if I hadn't slowed down, the deer would have probably passed behind me.
As I said earlier, the last time was last weekend. I was headed home from Talladega to Thomaston on some back roads between Talladega and LaGrange. It was dark, woodsy, and I was on unfamiliar roads, so I was already taking my time. I knew there was a likelihood that I would see some deer, so my eyes were peeled ahead of me on the road and the sides of the road. Suddenly, out of the corner of my eye, this big deer appeared to the left of me. It was bigger than my car and I saw mostly chest and neck. It looked like it was right up on me. Without thinking, I slammed on my brakes. But thankfully, the deer's reactions were quicker than mine, and by the time I hit the brakes, it was already gone, passing behind me into the night.
I'm sure you're all enjoying reading about my hits and near hits, and probably remembering a few of your own, but the point of this column is to remind you that this week, Nov. 2-9, is the prime week for deer to be out and about in Upson County. A team of UGA experts did a study based on past years and determined which week of the year was prime deer season in each county in Georgia, and this is our week.
So be on the lookout for deer this week. Tis the season for deer hits.
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Pimp My Code, Book 2: Replacing Loops in SwiftLoops: What do we know about them? Do we have a loop problem? Let's find out.
In 26 years of programming ObjectiveC I haven't re-thought the loop much, except when Apple added "for x in y" style loops to Objective-C (which I will refer to as "for/each" from now on) and the fast enumeration protocol, which was plenty cool. But now that I'm switching to Swift, I'm taking the time to reconsider everything about how I code.
[Since you're such an intelligent and discriminating person I won't spend any time trying to sell you on Swift — you're surely already using it, you handsome land mermaid and/or merman. I will mention my next product is 100% Swift (except third-party libraries, of course), and Swift is fast, concise, and works wonderfully for me except for the stupid CGFloat nonsense.]
What first struck me when learning Swift was how much play the "map()" and "filter()" functions got on the web [also "flatmap()" but I'm not as excited about that one yet because I don't love LISP and it's not 1970]. (With the August 6 release of Swift map() is augmented with forEach() if it's the end of your chain, so I have updated this blog entry to use the latter when appropriate.) I admit I haven't exactly kept current with all the newfangled trends in programming languages; I program for Cocoa only, and I didn't see any point in learning some fancy new language that didn't interface with Cocoa as well as Objective-C and probably had bugs and gotchas that I didn't want to spend time on. I'm a veteran of the first Java wars. (Shudder.) Never forget.
It'd be easy to write off "map" (or "forEach") and "filter" at first glance since they seem likely inefficient compared to traditional looping approaches. But while I was porting over my old (started two years ago) Objective-C version of Delicious Monster's new product I tried to embrace Swift's metaphors.
There's an important idea I hadn't realized until the language boffins made it clear — in a traditional "for each"-style loop, there are usually two different operations at play: filtering a list of objects and performing some operation(s) on the filtered subset. But "for each" leaves you to implement them yourself:
|Objective-C: pseudo-code for traditional loop
|NSMutableArray <Thing *>* const affectedThings = [NSMutableArray new]; for (Thing *thing in allThings) { if (![thing passessSomeTest]) { continue; } [thing doSomething]; [affectedThings addObject: thing]; }
There's nothing super-wrong with the above code per se (which is Latin for "yes there is but I'm being polite"), but Swift gently encourages you to separate the filtering step from the processing step, making the code more readable and maintainable:
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|let affectedThings = allThings.filter { $0.passessSomeTest() } affectedThings.forEach { $0.doSomething() }
If we didn't want the list of 'affectedObjects' after this snippet we could make both examples smaller, of course, but this collection is also a common pattern — in order to redraw the affected objects, or add an undo action to them, or mark them as needing to be saved.
The first thing to notice is that in my written-just-to-illustrate-my-point example, I turned 8 lines of code into 2. And, as we all know, Shipley's first law is: "Less code is better code, no code is best code." (Shipley's n+1th law is that given the the nth law, the n+1th law is the same but said more menacingly.)
"Wow," you're thinking, "Wil, you are a genius! Your contrived example perfectly makes your point!" Oh shucks, you! I can't disagree, but in this one case the credit actually goes to all the language wonk folks who've been coming up with these ideas for the last thirty years while I dicked around making consumer software that you might consider buying because seriously I don't want to have to get a real job. Please, I'm too pretty to survive out there.
But there's something compelling about the Swift example besides its brevity: it more clearly expresses the two separate operations we're doing. In the Swift code, line 1 is filtering, line 2 is actioning. (Ok, that wasn't great English but you get the idea.)
In traditional "for each"-like loops (whether in Objective-C or Swift), we might have "if" & "continue" statements stuck at various points throughout the loop, so it's not clear at a single glance if the objects are being filtered, and, if they are, exactly how or how many times. But if you first build a list of objects and then actionize them (note to future self, you need to come up with better wordage here when you edit this, genius), then it's very clear what filter operations are being done, and thus it's much easier to maintain the code.
To belabor the point (and what's a blog but a belabor of love?), if I wanted to perform another action on all the filtered objects, in the first example I might accidentally stick my new action above the filtering lines "if / continue," and it'll affect all the objects, and my code won't work right. (Ok, just squint pretend the loop is much bigger than this, obviously in a three-line example we aren't going to make those kinds of errors as much.) But in the Swift example you don't have as much opportunity to make this mistake. First, you'd have to not notice the word "filter" starting the block, and second, if you don't have the word "return" in your "filter {}" block (as I don't in this method), and you stick another line into it, the code won't even compile.
Contrived examples are all fun and stuff (I'm looking at you, Plato), but let's look at some of my actual real-life code. The two examples I could isolate aren't as clear as the made-up one above one, but it's a poor scientist who throws away data just because it doesn't match their every expectation (I'm looking at you, Andrew Wakefield).
So, first off, I had a straightforward method that finds the closest 2D "Intersection" object to the mouse that's within 'maximumDistance':
|Old method to find nearest 2D intersection to mouse
|public func intersectionNearPoint(point: CGPoint, within maximumDistance: CGFloat) -> Intersection? { var closestDistance = maximumDistance var closestIntersection: Intersection? for intersection in intersections { let thisDistance = (intersection.position - point).magnitude if thisDistance < closestDistance { closestDistance = thisDistance closestIntersection = intersection } } return closestIntersection }
Again, I don't think this code is horrible. But we strive for more than "not horrible." (Except if you're on a fixed-bid contract. JOKE! Sort of.) So let's bacon up this Swift:
|More Swift-y method to find nearest 2D intersection to mouse
|public func intersectionNearPoint(point: CGPoint, within maximumDistance: CGFloat) -> Intersection? { func distanceSquaredFromPoint(intersection: Intersection) -> CGFloat { return (intersection.origin - point).magnitudeSquared } return intersections.filter { return distanceSquaredFromPoint($0) <= (maximumDistance * maximumDistance) }.minElement { return distanceSquaredFromPoint($0) < distanceSquaredFromPoint($1) } }
We went from 10 lines of content to what WAS 3 (before I reformatted it for the tiny width of my blog, so now it's 8, dang it), so that's good! Less code, better code, yada yada. Anyhow, it's clearly less wordy, and to my eye it's easier to guess what it does at a glance — the 'filter' and 'minElement' functions give us great clues as to where we're going with the code. But, if you're like me (I know I am!), you're bugged that I'm calling distanceSquaredFromPoint() twice for the Intersections that are close enough to pass the first test. It seems inefficient, dang it!
As it happens, I know that it's very uncommon for Intersections to be clustered together in this application and the maximumDistance I'm looking is about 10 points, so the maximum number of Intersections I'd reasonably expect to pass the filter() is like 4, so we're maybe doing 4 extra hypot() calls behind the scenes. I'd wild-ass guess that even a slow old iPhone could do about forty million hypot() calls a second (iPhone 5 was several hundred MFLOPS, from my quick research). So, meh!
If you're an old fart, you're probably also bugged that you don't really know what's going on inside filter() and minElement(). Are they written efficiently? Does filter() allocate a bunch of memory? Because the first example sure didn't. Memory allocation is slow! What the heck kind of Mickey Mouse outfit do we have here?
Well, you need to calm down, Grandma/Grandpa. Did you see me run Instruments? I don't remember running Instruments. So we're not optimizing this code yet, because we haven't run Instruments on it, and it's not 1980 any more (seriously, check your calendar — I'll wait).
Remember that computers get faster and faster and faster and faster, and there aren't enough good programmers in the world, nor good code. So the most important thing is writing clear code that works well and will be easy to maintain and extend.
Follow this handy mnemonic, Johnny and/or Janey:
- Is the code as clear as possible? Yes? Good. Leave it alone.
- Did the code even show up in Instruments? No? LEAVE IT THE F ALONE.
Ok, let's do a final example — this one is to find a particular 3D "Piece" that's under the mouse, where each Piece has an associated SCNNode "node." Here's the naïve first version:
|Original method to find 3D piece under mouse
|public func pieceUnderLocationInView(locationInView: CGPoint) -> [(Piece, SCNHitTestResult)] { var piecesAndHitTestResults = [(Piece, SCNHitTestResult)]() for hit in sceneKitView!.hitTest(locationInView, options: nil) { for piece in pieces { if piece.model.node == hit.node { piecesAndHitTestResults.append((piece, hit)) break } } } return piecesAndHitTestResults }
Ok, that's a fine first pass, but what jumps out is how ugly it is to loop through all our pieces for every hit we get, to see if the hit node matches any piece's node. Let's try again, but this time caching the piece nodes for easier lookup, using some Swift-y goodness:
|Slightly better method to find 3D piece under mouse
|public func pieceUnderLocationInView(locationInView: CGPoint) -> [(Piece, SCNHitTestResult)] { let pieceNodes = pieces.map { $0.model.node! } var piecesAndHitTestResults = [(piece, SCNHitTestResult)]() for hit in sceneKitView!.hitTest(locationInView, options: nil) { if let pieceIndex = pieceNodes.indexOf(hit.node) { piecesAndHitTestResults.append((pieces[pieceIndex], hit)) } } return piecesAndHitTestResults }
Cool, we got to use the "map" function and we've eliminated a couple lines of code, that's a good day! Plus, IFF this function ever shows up in Instruments because we have, like, 20,000 "pieces", we can just convert 'pieceNodes' to a Set, and it'll essentially be O(#hits) again.
But can we go…deeper? Can we eliminate the loop, and eliminate the mutable array we're collecting values in? Chains of map(), filter(), and forEach() are cool because it makes it very clear what kinds of operation we're doing, in a way looping does not. A loop is a general construct, so if you see one it could be, say to sum 50 numbers, OR it could be to transform 50 numbers into 50 other objects — you don't know unless you look inside the loop. But when you see forEach(), map() or filter(), you know you're doing some kind of action, transform, or narrowing of a list, respectively. They make code more "glanceable," since apparently in this blog entry I'm just making up words.
So I tried to write a method that was even more Swift-y with the map()s and the filter()s, but at first I made kind of a mess:
|Worse method to find 3D piece under mouse
|public func pieceUnderLocationInView(locationInView: CGPoint) -> [(Piece, SCNHitTestResult)] { let pieceNodes = pieces.map { $0.model.node! } return sceneKitView!.hitTest(locationInView, options: nil).map { (hit) -> (Piece!, SCNHitTestResult) in if let pieceIndex = pieceNodes.indexOf(hit.node) { return (self.pieces[pieceIndex], hit) } else { return (nil, hit) } }.filter { $0 != nil }.map { ($0!, $1) } } }
Yipes. This try isn't a win for Swift or good sense—it's sure "Swift-y" but it's a lot more code and isn't readable. Where did I go wrong? There were two problems that conspired against me to make this code so bad: the first was Swift doesn't have a "filterAndMap()" function, where you can both eliminate some of the items in your list and transform them to something else. The second was that I was trying REALLY hard to not do the lookup of the hit node twice. But, wait, is the lookup really really a problem? I mean, did I run Instruments? Did you see me run Instruments? No. I was just being stupid.
Let's write this beautifully, people:
|Best method to find 3D piece under mouse
|public func pieceUnderLocationInView(locationInView: CGPoint) -> [(Piece, SCNHitTestResult)] { let pieceNodes = pieces.map { $0.model.node! } return sceneKitView!.hitTest(locationInView, options: nil) .filter { pieceNodes.contains($0.node) } .map { (pieces[pieceNodes.indexOf($0.node)!], $0) } }
Oh man, now we are talking. This is short and it's super-clear. Good jorb, the Swift team.
To conclude: map(), filter(), and forEach() make code both shorter and more readable-at-a-glance, which is good. This pattern can be done in Objective-C, but Swift makes it easy and beautiful.
As a sidebar about optimizing: don't optimize code until you've measured what's slow — just write good code as quickly as you can, so you have lots of time at the end to make the actual critical areas fast. But when first writing code we can't help but think about how slowly it'll run, so try to think of ⑴ how big the potential data set is normally (and in the most insane cases), ⑵ how often the particular code is run, and ⑶ how fast machines are. Then, if you think there will be a problem, feed your algorithm a bunch of data in a real-world situation and get an Instruments log.
For instance, if you are responding to a mouse click, consider how often a human being will click a mouse. Maybe once a second, with the maximum being 100 times a second for a super-mutant. These numbers aren't going to change much. Now, about any processor we use can do at least a billion instructions a second, so we have about 10,000,000 instructions we can use per mouse click. (Of course, if the user is waiting for feedback you won't have the full second — not acceptable to delay the animation of the button being pressed, for example.) Consider this if you're saying to yourself, "I have to optimize this, it's called once every mouseDown()!" Certainly you may have to optimize it. But not before testing.
To contrast, what if you're writing some code that's inside a mouse-tracking event loop? Well, mouse movement events could be in the hundreds per second, and every year we might expect them to be more precise and frequent. So estimate you've lost several orders of magnitude of instructions you can do without delaying the user: you should always Instrument your mouse dragging code.
Now, despite all my pretend egotistical bluster, I'll be the first to admit I'm new at Swift. So maybe you can make my sample code better? Please do! Since I don't love festering cesspools of disgust, I don't accept comments directly on this blog, but you can e-mail me at my initials at delicious-monster. (My middle initial is J. Please don't steal my identity.)


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Monash students star at the Ossie Awards
Death or Liberty tours in London, Dublin and Wales
"Democracy wasn't granted in the 1850s and late 19th century simply because some wise politicians … Continue reading Death or Liberty tours in London, Dublin and Wales
Music Industry Survey: Investigating the Value of Music Exports
At a time when Australian pop, rock, country and hip hop acts are finding new … Continue reading Music Industry Survey: Investigating the Value of Music Exports
Growing inequality in the US is bad news for climate change
David Holmes, Monash University This week's US Presidential election will likely be more important for … Continue reading Growing inequality in the US is bad news for climate change
'We must keep the lights on': how a cyclone was used to attack renewables
David Holmes, Monash University The mid-latitude cyclone with no name that hit South Australia last … Continue reading 'We must keep the lights on': how a cyclone was used to attack renewables
Don't stop the music: making and breaking a 'Music City'
Is there a formula for making a 'Music City' like Melbourne? And if there were a formula, could you export it and create a new one, and how authentic would it be? Monash researcher Shane Homan and his team are looking at these questions and more.
Why has climate change disappeared from the Australian election radar?
David Holmes, Monash University Two weeks into a protracted election campaign, it is looking ever-more … Continue reading Why has climate change disappeared from the Australian election radar?
The Monash Media Lab: a great place to learn
Head of School, AP Mia Lindgren, and TV presenter and academic, Waleed Aly, talk about what makes the new Lab so important for students of Media, Film and Journalism.
Dr Andy Ruddock launches Youth and Media book in Serbia
Monash University's senior lecturer in Communications & Media Studies, Dr Andy Ruddock, recently launched the Serbian version of his … Continue reading Dr Andy Ruddock launches Youth and Media book in Serbia
Master of Communications and Media Studies graduate Jason Ng
Jason explains how the industry insights he gained in the degree led him to a new research interest and career pathway
Australian television premiere of 'Death or Liberty'
An Empire's rebels banished to the end of the earth: a documentary brings to life a forgotten history of convict rebels.
Meet the fossil fuel firms sponsoring the world's biggest climate conference
Dr David Holmes, senior lecturer in Communications and Media Studies at Monash, is in France for the Paris Climate Summit and will be reporting regularly on the events.