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Harry Pugalicious: Tallulah Tuesday... I'm Two!
Hey there everypuggie! I guess I should be really glad I have my very own blogging day because the Momma is not doing a good job of helping Harry keep up his blog! Harry said sometimes she gets like this but hopefully she'll get with the program again soon!
So, I get to blog today about something very exciting! Saturday I had my very first REAL birthday celebration! My foster mom said my birthday was in May, so Mom decided we would make May 22nd my birthday. I get to share it with Punchy!!!
My birthday weekend didn't start out too good. Friday night me and Harry got baths! Harry's weird because he goes right into the shower when Mom tells him he's getting a bath. Then he runs around like crazy when he's finished with his bath like he's just had the best thing in the world happen. I hate the bath! I just stood there scared to death the whole time. Then when it was over I ran around like crazy because I was free!!!!! Between the being bathed and the running around after, me and Tubby were pretty tired.
My actually birthday started out really good. Mom put me in my new birthday bandanna and took me to the Farmer's Market.
Ok, she took Tubby too.
I'd never been to the Farmer's Market, but there were TONS of people there - and some dogs too! Right when we got there we met a very handsome pug named Louis (Louie). Mom says she didn't take pictures because she had her hands full with us... whatever. I'm telling you, she's a slacker!
So anyway, we saw lots of people and there were foodables everywhere! One of Mom's friends met us there and he got to walk Harry while I stayed with Mom. Want to hear what Harry did??? (hee hee... it's so funny!) While Harry was walking with Mom's friend Stan, Harry would walk over to random women, sniff their legs and sit or stand right beside them! Stan thanked him for "helping a brother out". Mom said it was typical that he would do that for Stan but Harry's never gone to work for Mom like that! I guess it's up to me to bring the cute guys to Mom!
After the Farmer's Market we went home and boy were us pugs tired! We layed our bellies on the cool floor and Mom went next door and brought THIS back.
Her name is Bama and her daddies asked Mom to keep her while they were away that day because they were afraid she would have her puppies while they were gone. Imagine that. This hussy wanted to come to MY house on MY birthday and have puppies! I told Mom I needed better treatment than that!
So, she loaded me and Tubby up in the car again and took us to the pet store where she bought me (and Tubby) new chew bones!
Hey, Tubby! Down in front!
I really don't know why she brought him. It is MY birthday!
I'm telling you, Tubby would not sit or stand still the entire visit to the pet store!
Later that night, this popped out of preggars.
I guess it's a puppy. It could be a panda bear for all I know... or a gerbil.
At least the day ended on a good note. I got BOTH chew bones when we went to bed!
On Sunday we just hung out at home. Mom took us for a really long walk. Then we sat on the deck for a while. I really enjoyed my first birthday celebration. Mom looks like a hot mess in this pic, but I think you can see how happy I am!
Posted by Harry Pugalicious at 11:26 AM
Happy Birthday LuLu!!! Your birthday sounds fabulous (even if you did have to share it with your CHARMING brother who LOVES YOU very much!!!!)
OMG...that Preggars Hussy popping out the gerbil is quite a story!!!! Wow! They should name that puppy after YOU since it was born on YOUR birthday!
Oh Lulu, I am sooo glad you got to celebrate your birthday! What did we ever do without you!?
You know you are one of my BFFs, but since Harry and I date, I feel like I should defend him. So stop calling him Tubby, ok!? He is FLUFFY. It's ALL fur. He is slim and trim under that fur, I tell ya! Downright SKINNY!!
Happy 2 years old, sweet girl!!
Nice to meet you Lulu! We would like to wish you a happy birthday. No birthday is complete without chew bones. We have peanut butter twisty rawhides that are simply dogmazing. Hey we live in Birmingham too and go to Pepper Place (farmer's market) during the summer! I bet you were at Do Dah Day and we missed you. Dang. Well give us a holla at our brand new blog.
Happy Birthday Lulu! Going to the pet store is always fabu, even if you did have to share it with Harry. Oh, and FYI, we run around like crazy after our bath too.
And wow! Gerbils being born on your birthday. Is that like a Chinese omen or something?
Oh's we love love lOVES your post today LuLu!! And Happy Birthdays to yous!!!
Wow, a farmers market...Harry be all flirty flirts with the lady's~
A pregnant Doggie... and 'den her givin' birfs to babies~
Miss LuLu! Yousa shared lots of your big day, oh's and Punchy's b-day too! You needs a great big giant cookie for being so patient with every tings- oh and 'da baths too...can't forgets 'bout the baths!
But Lulubells - Your Momma loves you lots we can tells,
and yousa cutes too!!!
Josie, Izzy and Anakin Man (tanks for your kind words to me's)
Happy birfday Tallulah! Oh you are so cutes in your pictures. Well the ones without Tubby standing in the way hehe!!
You are so adorable all dolled up with your new scarf. And then to the stores to get chewy bones.
How fun is that,!
That was real excitement seeing those gerbils be born!
Happy Birthday, Ms Lulu. You just look beautiful in your bday scarf.
Hope they named a gerbil after you since it was your special day.
ps: congrats on snagging both chewy bones. very well done.
Happy Birthday Lulu,
It looks like you had quite the celebration. (Aside from the bath of course) Farmers markets, foodables, pet stores, bandanas ans babies. What fun. Thanks for sharing with us all. You gave me some ides for what to ask for next year!
Come on by and join our all girl sunflower club. Something you can do without your bro.
Happy Birthday Lulu! That's cool that you got to go to the Farmer's Market and later to the Pet Store to get some bones! Your Mom definately deserves some nice licks for that. As for Harry - since he enjoyed the fun on your Birthday, that means that YOU get to enjoy the fun on his Birthday! :)
How dare Preggars try to steal the spotlight on your big day. But I guess you have to be a little sympathetic that she had to go through all that without her Daddies, and had an alien gerbil puppy at that. I agree with Salinger; you should be honored with the name. Maybe the puppy could be named Lahtall?
LuLu, I'm so glad you had such a great birthday!!! Every puggy deserves to have a Happy Birthday! Even if the momma did bring the pregnant Hussy over, it's still your day!!! Here's to many more Happy Birthdays!!!!!!!!!!!!
George the nasty said...
Happy belated Birthday wishs Miss LuLu....
George the nasty...
Happy Birthday Lulu and just think now you have another furry thing to share your birthday with, Bama's baby.
Louie wants to know who the other Louie is, are you cheating?


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As predicted Saturday started with a 'wash-out' but not before just 3 traps (due to overnight power failure in the Farm Yard) were attended to. Numbers of species and totals are now most certainly diminishing but there are still one of two 'goodies' lurking within!
The Cricketers @ Shroton
is discovered it is best shared with the World.
A warm and certainly relaxed feeling on arrival and to see the neatly dressed staff gave a sense of a Good Time to come. The comprehensive menu included such 'rareties' as GREY MULLET and HAKE (the latter being personally pounced upon before being beaten to the punch) and while not quite so scarce Partridge had replace the Guineafowl (2 more of my favourites). The whole place was immaculately clean, the service was slick and professional but I will have to get back to you on the quality of the food as I am still busily thumbing through Roget's to find adequate superlatives. Well worth a drive from anywhere in Dorset, or beyond! Hopefully, without labouring the point and by great coincidence, before leaving for this visit I read the brochure announcing
The Great Wessex Dinner
a charity event in support of Life-Limited Children and found that The Cricketers had donated Dinner for Four to the highest bidder in the Charity Raffle. Returning to Parley Court Farm to set the Moth Traps, I called into Harbins to report my findings to Hugh and Janet, on the strength of which Hugh made what was considered an unbeatable bid, my only hope being that it is BEATEN as we'll all be going back there either way!!
As previously stated, little needs doing here except to 'scrape' (make a gentle gradient of mud, sand and gravel) one third of the perimeter leaving the rest, which cannot be scraped anyway, the way it is. I have already busied myself clearing out all the old off-cut fence posts, bottle and other debris from the water. It is thought a few plants will have to be introduced but with great caution, that process continues. Otherwise, a hide and fence panels, as a blind, have been suggested/offered but with ones car making ideal approach possible it is thought no need. Meanwhile, the
continues to get deeper, wider and longer with good use being made of that extracted. The depth is now down to decent quality sand to which will be added cement and rotovated (mixed) in-situ, then transported to the Eco Recycling Plant to form a new approach road and hard standing. It all happens at PCF!
Already, at what will continue to be called the Irrigation Pond,
wildlife is already showing an interest and taking a foothold, but in line
over the weekend, allowing pilots and crews of light aircraft to visit with a much reduced landing fee of just £5.00. This included the usual facilities afforded to all aircraft plus a visit to the Control Tower plus Tea and Sticky Cakes. There were dozens of them flying in all day long, resulting in what we can only assume to have been a great success? We though we would bring a few of them to you via the power of Social Media.
along with 3 that cannot be found so over to you
JANET READ and ROY NORRIS
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G-JFRV is a Vans RV-7A
G-OVLA is an Ikarus C42
G-BROR is a Piper Cub J3C-65
Roy Norris 5 October 2014 at 17:19
Further G-BMIW is a Piper Cherokee Archer II (PA28)
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I knew that would get you out of your Bunk Roy! Thanks a Lot Matey, always good to hear from you. Keep well - Bagsy

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Life Through The Cracks: Despair
Ruralrose said...The darkness is also God's. Sorrow and longing is part of this life, more so for people who know they come from and will go to a better one. He is the darkness that wraps around you and holds you until a new day dawns for you. It is not evil. It is protection, alignment, and hope. Embrace it, wallow in it, ask for relief from it, and cry - this is what is required in the dark times. New light is coming, a new path, new ways - try as hard as you like His way is the way we all go. Relax, rest, let the divine be in charge. Love is all there is. peace 2:59 PM
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May 15, 2012 by scottfogdall
“It’s about the first black president,” my friend began, his voice controlled, almost cautious. We were talking long-distance, L.A. to Chapel Hill, and even though the call was on his nickel, he took his time, chose his words with care. He was still figuring out how to describe the premise of his new screenplay.
It was the spring of 1998, years before either of us would hear the name Barack Obama. My friend’s story came entirely from his imagination. As a USC film student he had just started writing it, which accounted for his desire to keep the description simple. In fact, the call’s original purpose was to give me advice on surviving a film-school interview, but the script idea, now that it was out of the bag, had shifted my interest.
“I haven’t decided how much to focus on his life,” said my friend, more or less wrapping up the subject. “Most of it might be what he tries to do in office, the challenges he faces there.” I told him it was a good concept, that I knew he could make it work, and that I really wanted to see it on film, all of which were sincere statements. What I didn’t mention, at least by phone, were my burgeoning opinions about what kind of story it should be.
Those suggestions, consolidated a couple of days later in a handwritten letter, outlined the mythic proportions I had in mind. “Your script,” I declared, “should echo the story of Moses—not necessarily how he led his people out of Egypt or bestowed upon them stone-carved moral precepts, although those are good plot elements too. I have in mind the baby in the reed basket, rescued and raised with an uncertain identity until his true purpose, his spiritual greatness, can emerge.” I was convinced that such a figure, a president who would likely reinvent America, should start his life in the streets. At birth, the hero’s destiny should appear all but impossible.
Today I’m embarrassed by the letter (which I have, to the best of my ability, reconstructed from memory). Today I would never bug another writer, aspiring or successful, about what type of narrative trajectory he or she should follow. The best explanation for my behavior is that I was jealous, and at the same time keenly aware of my own limitations. My friend is African-American, I am not. It was his tale to tell, not mine.
A film-school graduate myself now, I’ve yet to gain any real control over, let alone master, the raw materials of storytelling. I still find meaning in the ideas of Joseph Campbell, the comparative mythologist who over a half-century ago helped identify the shape and substance of the “hero’s journey,” but I also believe that today’s screenwriting orthodoxy has borrowed and bowdlerized Campbell’s work into fool’s gold. Which is another reason why I’m now reluctant to discuss screenplay structure—the conversation can get very boring.
What does fascinate me is the mirror image of the sales pitch I gave my friend—that is, the exploitation of Campbell’s ethos in real-world political arenas, especially presidential races. Examples of this are fairly easy to spot, even if candidates don’t actually invoke Campbell’s name, even if the term “hero” simmers in the background while the protagonist in question, forced to adopt an average-citizen persona, hungers for warrior-king recognition. On rare occasions the hijacking of epic narratives may be intuitive, even a subconscious maneuver. After all, you can’t blame someone who chases power and a place in history for instinctively feeling worthy of those distinctions, for feeling ill-suited to anything but a hero’s costume. Or can you?
Despite my regret at ladling myth-gravy all over my friend’s story, I must admit that I privately hanker for an Obama biopic steeped in Campbell’s soup. I’ll even go in the opposite direction—we should give conservative politicians equal license to aspire to the mythic. But in all cases, whether the story is crafted by Hollywood or concocted by campaign strategists, we must take care to observe parameters. Too much generosity could result in a misapplication of the aesthetics of heroism.
My curiosity only goes so far. I’m simultaneously kicking around an answer, which is that the conservative mindset meshes too neatly with the romance of departure-and-return. After all, that’s the Reagan story. It is also the story of many a burned-out CEO—those midlife-crisis sufferers who hire “vision quest” consultants, subsequently withdrawing to remote canyon ridges and sweating out their corporate anguish in nudist solitude. It’s the story of beleaguered fund managers and white-collar jailbirds as much as the warriors and kings of blood-drenched epics who must regroup and reenergize before they triumph.
Perhaps that scrap of insight will come in handy as our national focus shifts to a new battle—in which an incumbent, born as a nobody, faces a challenger who entered life with every advantage.


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A teacher’s union tries to bully…
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Large apartment 75 m2, renovated, overlooking Dois Irmãos and Pedra da Gávea, third block from the beach, close to restaurants, shopping, cinema and commerce. Doorman 24hs quiet street, best neighborhood of Zona Sul. Cable TV and free Wifi. Full kitchen. Residential building, security cameras two elevators and quiet. Privileged location one block from the metro station Antero de Quental. Walking will make any kind of entertaining. Great for family and friends.
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Interesting point on how CDM sits on top of SQL Server. I suspected as much, somewhat similarly to how SharePoint sits on top of SQL as well. That being said, if we can't adress the underlying SQL layer, all the pain points discussed above remain intact no matter the underlying technology... 😕
09-21-2019 04:13 PM
FYI : I'm currently building a 3-day Power Apps training course which will force me to have long and deep look into CDS (rather than reading docs and checking videos). If you're interested, I'll let you know if my opinion on CDS changes after I've had some real up-close-and-personal time with it.
Thanks @FredericForest - interested to hear your war stories!
I'm in the midst of building a canvas app for mobile on Dynamics / CDS and my opinion has not improved. Main sticking points for me:
* Although data is stored in a relational structure, you cannot do relational queries, for example, I'm working heavily with Appointments which are for Jobs (a job will have one or more appointments), I want to filter on a combination of Appointment and Job fields (appointments of a certain status on a certain day for a particular sort of job) but cannot. I have to ask the Dynamics guys to replicate data from Jobs up to Appointments via work flows as CDS can't do relational/set based querying (e.g. JOINS). This is tedious and duplicates data, bloating (further) the data model and running the risk of data getting 'out of sync'.
Edit: I believe first level joins can be made in some circumstances - in this case, because the link between Job and Appointment is 'polymorphic' (an appointment might be for a job, it might be for something else) then the 'filter by a first level join' functionality does not work... Don't get me started on the use of polymorphic relationships from a data modelling perspective!
* The data model is horrendous. I need to show a balance on screen - there are at least 6 to choose from (I believe these are OOTB), updated by different work flows and not always agreeing with one another. The Accounts entity has two sets of address fields, but then there is an Address entity as well with a key to Accounts in case there are more, so you need to look in multiple places for the same data.
* Refreshing of data is problematic, I believe because you have to rely on workflows to copy data between entities (to make up for the absence of join queries) - so you write data, but there is a delay before the record is available/complete as the workflow may be asynchronous and take a while.
* You can have multiple fields with exactly the same display name in an entity and which field PowerApps gets appears to be random, changing each time I start the App (have to use the internal field name to get around this).
* There are some entities that I just don't seem to be able to write to with a Patch statement but can write to via a Form, so I need to use a hidden form, set the values as needed and then submit.
* If I want a simple thing like a count, I can't do it in a delegable fashion because I can't write my own server side queries - I have to filter to get several hundred records, then count how many I got back.
* Because the built-in entities are so bloated and Explicit Column Selection cannot be relied upon to actually return the fields you need, it is advisable to put a ShowColumns on every data call so you only pull down the 6 or so columns you need rather than 100+ fields of guff (with many of these columns being 'wide' because they link to other entities and all IDs in CDS appear to be GUIDS).
I get that Dynamics has been so horrible to work with for so long, that to Dynamics folks, CDS must seem like paradise. But coming from SQL, CDS feels like the pits of doom.
Just as a follow up to the original trigger for this thread. Since SQL Connectors were reclassed as premium we have had zero new projects green-lit using SQL. We do have some maintenance and enhancement work for existing systems benefiting from the 'grandfather' clause/exemption but all this systems are planned to be replaced before they are hit by the new license model.
02-15-2020 10:52 PM
@PaulD1 ouch...
I'll wait to make my own opinion, but I saw an Ignite 2019 video on how to model on CDS and the guy explained how he put keys everywhere between different tables because a query couldn't a second-level join (you can only join with tables have direct links with your current table). If that's truly the case, it does illustrate quite well why most of use won't move over anytime soon ! 😅
Before starting this little journey on CDS, my current view is something like this :
CDS is a low-code RDBMS somewhat akin to a modern, cloud-based version of MS Access tables. It is well-equiped to serve power-users on self-service projects. As a storage option, it fits in a feature/fonctionality continuum like this :
Excel tables < SPO Lists < CDS < SQL
If this view is confirmed through tests and usage, I'll do a little decision tree on when to use what between SPO Lists, CDS and SQL, with licensing costs and technical expertise being the 2 main factors.
02-17-2020 06:04 AM
Correct me if I'm wrong, but CDS is still a premium connector, right? So - there's no difference in the cost of PowerApps when using CDS or SQL?
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>>Correct me if I'm wrong, but CDS is still a premium connector, right? So - there's no difference in the cost of PowerApps when using CDS or SQL?
I believe CDS licensing comes with some Dynamics plans, so if you are using Dynamics you likely have CDS.
All my (limited) experience with CDS is in organisations who have Dynamics licenses - I don't think they are paying again for CDS.

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System and method for high-integrity detection and correction of cycle slip in a carrier phase-related system
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y=Gx+b+ε                                           (1)
In Equation (2), y is represented by an nx1 vector (where n represents the number of satellites in view) whose variables represent the differences between noisy measured pseudoranges and predicted ones based on a nominal position and clock bias. The satellite geometry matrix (G) is a vector containing information regarding where satellites are. The G matrix is composed of unit vectors pointing from the satellites based on known satellite location and which satellites are involved in the computation. The G matrix is also a linear connection matrix between x and y consisting of those unit vectors and a fourth column of 1s corresponding to the receiver clock rate. The state error vector (x) is either a 3×1 or a 4×1 vector whose elements are incremental deviations from the nominal state about which linearization takes place. The first 3 elements are east, north and up aircraft position error components, and the fourth element, if present, is the aircraft receiver clock bias error. These errors are errors with respect to nominal aircraft position and nominal clock bias.
ΔΦ.sub.AB =Φ.sub.A -Φ.sub.B              (4)
Φ.sub.A =r.sub.A.sup.LOS +r.sub.A.sup.clock +r.sup.iono +r.sup.tropo +r.sup.SVclock +r.sup.SA +N.sub.A +μ.sub.A +η.sub.A
Similarly for a second antenna, B,
Φ.sub.B =r.sub.B.sup.LOS +r.sub.B.sup.clock +r.sup.iono +r.sup.tropo +r.sup.SVclock +r.sup.SA +N.sub.B +μ.sub.B +η.sub.B
The "r"s represent range equivalents of errors where rLOS is the range equivalent of the physical distance from the satellite to the receiving antenna (Line of Sight), rclock is the range equivalent of timing error that exists in the receiver clock, riono is the range equivalent of error attributable to the signal being slowed down or sped up as it travels through the ionosphere, rtropo is the range equivalent of error attributable to the signal being slowed down as it travels through the troposphere, and rSVclock is the range equivalent of satellite timing error, and rSA is due to the range equivalent of selective availability. N is the integer number of carrier phase cycles in the signal. It is integer in nature if its units are in cycles or wavelengths, otherwise it can be in meters. μ and η represent error at the tracking end of the receiver, in the case of μ, due to multipath and, in the case of η, due to high frequency noise. Thus,
ΔΦ.sub.AB =(r.sub.A.sup.LOS -r.sub.B.sup.LOS)+(r.sub.A.sup.clock -r.sub.B.sup.clock)+(N.sub.A -N.sub.B)+(μ.sub.A -μ.sub.B)+(η.sub.A- η.sub.B),
Δr.sub.AB.sup.LOS =(r.sub.A.sup.LOS -r.sub.B.sup.LOS)
Δr.sub.AB.sup.clock =(r.sub.A.sup.clock -r.sub.B.sup.clock)
ΔN.sub.AB =(N.sub.A -N.sub.B)
Δμ.sub.AB =(μ.sub.A -μ.sub.B)
Δη.sub.AB =(η.sub.A -η.sub.B)            (5)
ΔΦ.sub.AB (t.sub.k)-ΔΦ.sub.AB (t.sub.k-1)=[Δr.sub.AB.sup.LOS (t.sub.k)-Δr.sub.AB.sup.LOS (t.sub.k-1)]+
[Δr.sub.AB.sup.clock (t.sub.k)-Δr.sub.AB.sup.clock (t.sub.k-1)]+[ΔN.sub.AB (t.sub.k)-ΔN.sub.AB (t.sub.k-1)]
[Δμ.sub.AB (t.sub.k)-Δμ.sub.AB (t.sub.k-1)]+[Δ72 .sub.AB (t.sub.k)-Δη.sub.AB (t.sub.k-1)]
y=ΔΦ.sub.AB (t.sub.k)-ΔΦ.sub.AB (t.sub.k-1)
α=[Δr.sub.AB.sup.LOS (t.sub.k)-Δr.sub.AB.sup.LOS (t.sub.k-1)]+[Δr.sub.AB.sup.clock (t.sub.k)-Δr.sub.AB.sup.clock (t.sub.k-1)]
b=ΔN.sub.AB (t.sub.k)-ΔN.sub.AB (t.sub.k-1)
ε=[Δμ.sub.AB (t.sub.k)-Δμ.sub.AB (t.sub.k-1)]+[Δη.sub.AB (t.sub.k)-Δη.sub.AB (t.sub.k-1)],
y=α+b+ε, where                               (6)
y=Gx+b+ε
[Δr.sub.AB.sup.clock (t.sub.k)-Δr.sub.AB.sup.clock (t.sub.k-1)]
Δr.sub.AB.sup.clock (t.sub.k)=Δr.sub.AB.sup.clock (t.sub.k-1)
W.sup.1 y=W.sup.1 Gx+W.sup.1 b+W.sup.1 ε
Next, a QR matrix decomposition is done at a step 54. Using the QR decomposition, we can write G=QR where Q is a N×N matrix, R is a N×4 matrix, QT Q=QQT =I, and R is an upper triangular matrix. We can partition Q as ##EQU4## where Qx is a 4×N matrix, P is the parity transformation matrix (described below).
p=Pε                                               (7)
P is the parity transformation matrix (n-4×n).
TABLE 1______________________________________Normalized PBias Levels     Missed detection rate = 0.001       False alert = 6.67Number of SV's       (10.sup.-5) False alert = 3.33 (10.sup.-7)______________________________________5           7.078       8.1946           7.388       8.4797           7.609       8.6878           7.788       8.8609           7.941       9.00910          8.077       9.14211          8.199       9.26312          8.311       9.375______________________________________
TABLE 2______________________________________RAIM Failure Detection Thresholds for Pr.sub.FA = 3.33 + 10.sup.-7                           Threshold T.sub.D inNumber of                       meters for |p| asSatellites  Chi-square   Normalized Chi-                           the test statisticin view  Degrees of   square Threshold                           and σ = 33(n)    Freedom (DOF)               (a = T.sub.D.sup.2)                           meters______________________________________5      (Gaussian methods used for n = 5)                       168.426      2            29.828      180.237      3            32.929      189.378      4            35.701      197.189      5            38.268      204.1410     6            40.690      210.5011     7            43.002      216.4012     8            45.227      221.93______________________________________
N.sup.(i) =ΔΦ.sup.(i) -g.sup.(i) x-ε.sup.(i)(10)
t=ΔΦ.sup.(i) -g.sup.(i) x
N.sub.t =Round (t)
By that decision criterion alone, the probability of error is the area under the 0-normal distribution curve outside of ±0.5: ##EQU8## However, if this error probability exceeds minimum integrity requirements (which can be set arbitrarily or calculated for high-integrity applications), we will need to trade off some availability for integrity. By setting up a resolvability threshold (Tv), that turns out to be symmetrical about +0.5 and -0.5, the probability of error becomes ##EQU9## and the probability of availability for the given σ is ##EQU10## For an error threshold of p.sub.ε ≦0.001, the dependence of availability on the solution error standard deviation σ is summarized in the following table:
TABLE 3______________________________________   σ       p.sub.a______________________________________   ≦0.15  100%   0.20           91%   0.25           52%   0.30           3%______________________________________
The operations described herein, including those described with reference to FIGS. 3, 4 and 6 can be implemented in software on a computer platform. The computer platform can be a computer system 10 as shown in FIG. 7. Computer system 10 is preferably an Advanced Architecture Micro-Processor (AAMP5) manufactured by Rockwell, International, the operation of which is well known in the art. Alternatively, other types of computer systems can be utilized, including ×86 based processing systems. Computer system 10 is coupled to storage device 107 for storing programs to execute the operations described with reference to FIGS. 3, 4 and 6, and is preferably a flash memory of 512k×16. Computer system 10 is also coupled to a user input 108, preferably a standard personal computer (PC) keyboard. Computer system 10 is also coupled to a display 109 for reporting data to a user, which can be any of a number of conventional displays including a cathode ray tube (CRT), monitor, LCD display or other.
1. In an attitude determination system having a plurality of satellites and having first and second antennas, a method of detecting and correcting cycle slip in said system comprising:
at a first processing epoch,
measuring a first phase of a first carrier signal at said first antenna from a first satellite,
measuring a second phase of said first carrier signal at said second antenna from said first satellite, and
establishing a first single difference from said first and second phases;
at a second processing epoch,
measuring a third phase of said first carrier signal at said first antenna from said first satellite,
measuring a fourth phase of said first carrier signal at said second antenna from said first satellite, and
establishing a second single difference from said third and fourth phases;
establishing a delta single difference from said first and second single differences;
establishing a detection test statistic from said delta single differences;
establishing a failure detection threshold using a geometry of said plurality of satellites and a false alert rate;
comparing the detection test statistic to the failure detection threshold; and
declaring existence of a cycle slip based on said comparing further comprising:
at said first processing epoch,
measuring a first phase of a second carrier signal at said first antenna from a second satellite,
measuring a second phase of said second carrier signal at said second antenna from said second satellite; and
at said second processing epoch,
measuring a third phase of said second carrier signal at said first antenna from said second satellite,
measuring a fourth phase of said second carrier signal at said second antenna from said second satellite,
wherein said establishing a first single difference is established from said first and second phases of said first carrier signal and said first and second phases of said second carrier signal, and
wherein said establishing a second single difference is established from said third and fourth phases of said first carrier signal and said third and fourth phases of said second carrier signal.
2. The method of claim 1, further comprising determining which of said first or second satellites is associated with the cycle slip.
if said first or second satellite associated with the cycle slip is found, tagging the satellite associated with the cycle slip for post-exclusion; and
if said first or second satellite associated with the cycle slip is not found, tagging both said first and second satellites for post-exclusion.
4. The method of claim 3, further comprising reporting all satellites tagged for post-exclusion.
5. In an attitude determination system having first and second antennas, each antenna receiving a plurality of carrier signals from a plurality of respective satellites, a method for detecting and correcting cycle slip in said system comprising:
testing the detectability of said plurality of satellites wherein said testing comprises:
establishing a detectability threshold using a geometry of said plurality of satellites,
establishing a detectability test statistic,
comparing said detectability test statistic to said detectability threshold to determine which of said plurality of satellites are detectable and which are non-detectable, and
tagging each of said non-detectable satellites for pre-exclusion based on said comparing wherein said at least one of said plurality of satellites has an unresolved integer ambiguity and wherein at least three of said satellites have resolved integer ambiguities, further comprising the step of testing the resolvability of said at least one of said plurality of satellites and,
wherein said testing the resolvability comprises:
calculating a resolvability test statistic for said at least one of said plurality of satellites;
establishing a minimum integrity requirement;
establishing a resolvability threshold based on said minimum integrity requirement;
comparing the resolvability test statistic with the resolvability threshold;
declaring the unresolved integer ambiguity of said at least one of said plurality of satellites resolvable based on said comparing.
6. The method of claim 5, further comprising resolving the unresolved integer ambiguity only if the integer ambiguity is resolvable.
7. In a carrier phase-related system having first and second antennas for receiving a plurality of carrier signals, one from each of a plurality of satellites, wherein at least one of said plurality of satellites has an unresolved integer ambiguity and wherein at least three of said satellites have resolved integer ambiguities, a method for detecting and correcting cycle slip in said system comprising:
testing the resolvability of said at least one of said plurality of satellites, comprising:
8. The method of claim 7, further comprising resolving the unresolved integer ambiguity only if the integer ambiguity is resolvable.
9. An apparatus for detecting and correcting cycle slip in a GPS attitude determination system having a plurality of satellites, comprising:
means for establishing detectability criteria;
means for testing the detectability of said plurality of satellites using said detectability criteria to establish non-detectable satellites;
means for tagging non-detectable satellites for pre-exclusion;
means for establishing resolvability criteria;
means for testing resolvability of ambiguities associated with satellites tagged for pre-exclusion and post-exclusion to establish resolvable satellites;
means for resolving ambiguities associated with satellites tagged for pre-exclusion and post-exclusion only if they are resolvable based on said testing.
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Why use a git bare repository for website deployment?
I'm starting to deploy a few website plugins via git.
I've been through a number of tutorials on the web and all of them recommend creating a bare remote repository on the web server with a post-update hook to checkout into the DocumentRoot directory. I've gotten this all working without too many issues.
Why are we separating the respository from the working directory? What's wrong with just using the DocumentRoot directory as the repository and then using htaccess to prevent public access to any .git content?
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Actually the security risks inherent in a poorly configured htaccess are a good reason by themselves, but the main reason is that by default, you can't push to the checked-out branch of a non-bare repo. (It can be enabled, but then requires a git reset --hard to update the work tree, and is no simpler than having a separate deployment directory.)
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There are several questions here that, while related are actually separate:
1 - Why are we separating the respository from the working directory?
Because git prevents you from pushing to a checked out branch by default. You can therefore never push to a working directory because by definition, if it's on disk it's checked out.
2 - All of them recommend creating a bare remote repository on the web server
Implied question is: why a bare repo? Well, a bare repo is simply a git repo with nothing checked out. Therefore you can push to any branch on a bare repo. Some people consider this simpler to maintain.
Second implied question: is there an alternative to bare repos? Yes, as mentioned the restriction is only on checked out branches. So you can still freely push to a non checked out branch - maybe "deploy" and then have a hook to merge that non checked out branch to your working directory.
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Use DocumentRoot as git working directory:
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Use separate bare git repostory
User can push to this repo and use post-update hook to update DocumentRoot
Usually nobody want to do instant hack in git bare repo, modification in DocumentRoot can't diff with git history
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So, seems separate bare git repo is more clean and easy to use, except need to setup a post-update hook.
Plan 1 is also work able, use it in a small project or develope mechine is fine, but beware the access privilege to .git directory, especially when changing web server. eg: nginx doesn't support .htaccess, which is often stored in git with other project files together.
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Note that the bare repo plan still allows you to do instant hack in documentRoot - only you can't commit it for future use since the post-update hook will most likely wipe it out. – slebetman Nov 26 '13 at 2:17
Yes, doing instant hack is a little more different, I'll update the answer. – Fwolf Nov 26 '13 at 2:25

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It’s time to bring to you all some of the best printed trends for this season. Although printed hijabs are the hardest to match, that is not going to be a problem after you read this article. Not only I will show you how to match each and every hijab print, but also what are some of the best designs and trends.First of all, let’s start with striped pastel hijabs such as shown in the first picture. When you wearing a striped hijab that has pastel colours, then it is best to pick one of the most intense colours that your hijab has and match it with a top of the same colour.
Keep it neutral: when you wearing a printed hijab that has too many colours and you have no clue how to match it, then the best way to do it; is by keeping the rest of your outfit neutral (look the picture number 2).
The leopard prints are one of the most popular for this season. The best way to match a leopard printed hijab is by wearing black, beige and peach. Choose one of this colours and you will have no worries on how to match your leopard printed hijab.
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Tooth and Claw (Star Trek: The Next Generation #60): Doranna Durgin: 9780671042110: Books - Amazon.ca
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Tooth and Claw (Star Trek: The Next Generation #60) [Mass Market Paperback]
Diplomatic Implausibility (Star Trek The Next  Keith R.A. DeCandido
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Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Light Fantastic Jeffrey Lang
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Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #1,343,829 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
DEEP IN THE TANGLE of night-blacked foliage, slick fur slid between thickly leafed branches, making no more than a whisper of sound beneath the clamor of myriad insects crying out for the company of their own kind. Read the first page
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An Entertaining adventure with a diplomatic twist
Format:Mass Market Paperback The Enterprise embarks on a mission to negotiate use of star charts of an area of space riddled with gravitational anomalies, which are held by some rather 'prickly' types who wish for the Enterprise and her senior officers to have the "honor" of taking the son of the planet's ruler on a coming-of-age cerimonial hunt to harvest a trophy in a protected wild land.These star charts are essential to speed up evacuation of a planet who's sun is going nova, and every minute which passes means more lives lost.The mission on the planet Fandre soon becomes a desperate fight to survive when the shuttle crashes due to technical failure. The fact that the Legacy preserve is protected by technology dampning fields, as well as force fields which can only have openings at short intervals means that getting any outside help is nearly impossible.Meanwhile, diplomatic negotiations for access to the star charts are continued, and discontinued amid social face-saving practices of these people. Finally, Picard sees no choice but to change his diplomatic tactics to speed the process of getting the star charts.There were some minor technical problems I had with the book but which didn't impeed enjoyment of the story too much. It's an enjoyable book about coming of age, and seeing the world around you for what it is, as well as a survavialist adventure.
By Liz0000
Format:Mass Market Paperback _Tooth and Claw_ is a rather typical Star Trek:TNG book - it could have almost been an episode of the television show. The plot is mildly entertaining and moves along quickly. The characterization is done well enough, but there are no new insights (or maybe that is a requirement for Star Trek books). Our story starts out with the Enterprise helping out in a planetary evacuation (after whackos decide to kill the planet's sun) - this could have almost been a story on its own, but it is merely a plot device to get us to the real story. Picard must talk a "prickly" planetary leader into giving the Federation special star maps to help expedite the evacuation. In an gesture of good faith, Riker escorts the planetary leader's son to neighboring planet where he will celebrate a rite of passage on a planet with technology dampers and big, dangerous predators. Naturally, the son is a spoiled brat and everything goes awry.My biggest complaint about this book is the plot is very contrived. A lot of elements seem to be there solely for the advancement of the plot. An example of this would be the unfortunate refugees and their dying sun. The plot is also very predictable, not only can you guess the ending half way (or before), but you guess most of the story from the blurb on the back. An ok read if you have nothing else to do, but I wouldn't really reccommend it. Their are far better Star Trek books out there.
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One of the Best ST:TNG Books I have about a trillion ST:TNG books on my shelf, but this one is easily one of the best. It it filled not only with excitement and humor, but also meaning. Read more
Published on Dec 11 2001 by Dirahl
A "beastly" fun read. I must immediately add Doranna Durgin to my short list of favorite Trek authors, and I hope she writes a few more in this universe. Read more
Published on Dec 2 2001 by Diane Bellomo
Good Stuff! I'm not sure what fans of a TV show want in a book, but I have to say that if you want a good episode coupled with good writing, this is it. Read more
Published on May 23 2001 by JR
One of the Best This is one of the best Star Trek books I've read in a long time. It was one of those "can't put down, read in one sitting" novels for me. Read more
Published on March 1 2001 by Alan Mietlowski
5***** Trek book Durgin manages to keep the characters intact without making them stupid. Fascinating plot, cool writing. Loved it.
Don't bother! It's not often I have to force myself to finish a book. But that was the case with "Tooth and Claw". Read more
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A few days ago I went for a walk. The sky was sunny (side note: these last few days have been so clear that I saw the moon and stars–please humor me and understand what a big deal this good weather is) and it was perfect weather for venturing out. I took Albus, of course, and a friend.
Life here is funny (see the video below for true eccentricity) and things work differently. When my friend and I decided to stop and give the puppy a rest, we ended up in a grass field. A few students were scattered about the area: studying, listening to music, resting. And one group of students who were earnestly singing. They weren’t particularly good and it certainly wasn’t a music club, just a group of kids, mostly boys, practicing songs. About their dreams.
That’s right. This group of 12-15 freshmen had gathered on a rare, sunny afternoon to practice songs about their dreams. I don’t remember the words, exactly, but it went something like this: “If I work very, very hard, one day I will achieve my dreams. I can do it. I can achieve my dream.” We lingered on the field for an hour or so, playing with Albus and striking up a conversation with another girl who was lazing nearby. The entire time, the group continued to sing the same few songs. Mostly they sat in a circle, but occasionally they would stand to really stretch their legs and vocal cords. And that was it. About the time we stood up to go, so did the singers. I suppose their dreams were all worn out for the day.
I asked my friend, who is local, if she found this singing ensemble even the slightest bit odd. No, she said. They just want to reach their dreams. Why wouldn’t they sing about it?


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War of the Rebellion: Serial 114 Page 0542 PRISONERS OF WAR, ETC. | eHISTORY
War of the Rebellion: Serial 114 Page 0542 PRISONERS OF WAR, ETC.
MEMPHIS, November 29, 1861.
[General S. B. BUCKNER.]
DEAR GENERAL: Two surgeons were taken prisoners by our forces at Belmont who were pupisl of mine in the University at Louisville, and I write to you to inquire if they could not be set at liberty. They seem to be worthy men and their liberation would in my opinion strengthen our cause in Southern Illinois where they both live. Their names are Gordon and Whitnell. I have thought you might speak to General Johnston on the subject of their release. Do you think, general fellows could be sent home.
I am, with great regard, dear general, very faitfully your friend and obedient servant,
L. P. YANDELL,
Colonel D. H. ARMSTRONG,
Colonel J. RICHARD BARRETT,
Colonel ROBERT M. RENICK, or either of them,
Commisioners, Saint Louis, Mo.
GENTLEMEN: Major-General Price wishes you to negotiate the exchange of Captain H. W. Salmon and Private James Clifton. Both are or were at Clifton. If you effect the exchange please procure them a safe conduct to these headquarters.
I am, gentleman, respectfully, your obedient servant,
MEMPHIS, December 14, 1861.
DEAR SIR: The undersigned before visiting your headquarters recently procured an interview with the Federal prisoners here who were taken at Belmont with a view to sound them as to the opinion of the people of the West relative to the free navigation of the Mississippi after the war is over. Whilst we found some of them advised of the action of the first meeting of the Confederate Congress others expressed themselves as having joined the army under belief that the Union must be restored in order to their enjoying such free navigation.
We took the liberty of expressing to them the desire of some of our citizens to see them released on the score of humanity, and after explaining the views of the Government on the navigation question manifested our intention of speaking a good word for them on the score of release.
On our wat to Columbus we conslted together and in a spirit of delicacy concluded to not at that time mention the subject to you. We now mention in only for your consideration knowing that youwho have the whole question before you in all its bearings will be better able to judge of it. We only look at it in two points of view-tho one the humanitarian, the other the effect that might be produced in the West by a proper represantion of the navigation question.
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