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In the design, the incinerator will transform into a slow machine, the process of removal of the landfill will be organic and environmental, and the wastes will be transformed into new landscape materials.
During the process, the slow machine not only buries itself but also triggers new urban activities.
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Human beings have no future to anticipate and no past to feel any sense of nostalgia. Rather their time will be spent in perpetual mediocrity of tasks to fulfil with no binding end. In the year one million the human race will sacrifice humanity at the altar of eternity.
These are not my predictions of what the future might hold for humanity. This dystopian reality was portrayed by the Egyptian writer Tawfiq al-Hakeem in 1953 in his short story “In the Year One Million.” Al-Hakeem begins his story describing the reality that human beings have worked so hard to achieve, while in the process unveiling our achievement as an all-encompassing purgatory that neither absolves our previous sins or allows us to proceed to the promised paradise.
Al-Hakeem prophesied in the fifties about a seemingly distant and impossible future. A future that we are beginning to witness as it materializes before our unsuspecting and blinded eyes. Some might argue that human beings will never face such a grim reality, with the root of society’s problems stemming from hedonism and desire, and not from a lack of it.
Many will say that death can never be conquered, with the very idea distracting populations from finding solutions for all of the different human ills.
Beginning with the biggest elephant in the room, death. On the face of it “human beings will never conquer death” is a plausible counterargument. Yes, the human body will always be subject to decay and eventually death. Al-Hakeem’s story starts to unravel when our protagonist discovers a skull and supposes that death is a possibility and was a reality in human history.1 in Moscow showsgo (R)on a smartphone screen. Facebook on October 8, 2021 said some users were having problems accessing its services, just days after a massive outage. We’ts, a spokesperson told AFP.
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Consequently, for this new generation, gender is not grounded in biological sex, family isn’t limited to blood relations and life doesn’t necessarily end in death. Perhaps al-Hakeem’s story happened in the year one million, but in 2021 it seems almost imminent.


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Thread: 2015-Sep-29, 10:14 PM #61
Planetary Society is optimistic that we might have humans orbiting Mars by 2033.
So will they go to look down at what the Mars One inhabitants have been up to for the 9 years leading up to that flight?
That'd be assuming that the Mars One mission actually has a plan for survival of its human cargo, no?
2015-Oct-04, 08:34 AM #63
Over the next few years there already a few missions in the pipeline and a few more waiting for the go ahead. Popular mechanics has it all laid out for us.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/spac...mars-timeline/
We've got rovers like Curiosity and Opportunity still rolling around the Martian surface, and we've got orbiters like MAVEN and India's first Mars probe, Mangalyaan 1, in orbit. But as we close out Mars Week, here are the next explorers coming soon to tas outdone all its previous feats by capturing an avalanche in action on Mars.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/spac...-mars-orbiter/
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It is Mars week in Popular Mechanics. Here they highlight all the failed attempts to get there.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/spac...sion-failures/
Opportunity and Curiosity are both going strong, roving on the surface. M more probes are still in orbit. With so many successful missions to Mars, it's easy to forget that getting there has never been easy. In fact, more missions have failed than not: 28 flops compared to 19 successes.
Posting the latest report from NASA "Outlining Next Steps in the Journey to Mars". Also posting another post from "NASA WATCH" blowing holes into it - actually reading it, I thought it was written by NEOWatcher
http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=47019http://nasawatch.com/archives/2015/1...8NASA+Watch%29
Keith's note: This is just pathetic. There is no "plan" in this "plan". Its a description of a bunch of things what NASA says it needs to do but there is no budget, firm timeline, architecture, or overarching mission goals. This is just another PDF file with pretty pictures and a unorganized shopping list of ideas. This is not how you prepare for a "Journey to Mars" or a journey anywhere else for that matter. And how does this "plan" integrate with NASA's recently issued Strategic Plan? Wouldn't you think that they'd be intimately integrated?
2015-Oct-09, 05:52 PM #67
Only half agree with it.
I see no plan in it either, but I do see a lot of necessary development that's needed. It would be nice if they laid it out a little more like a project plan with critical paths and dependencies of technologies. Certainly, with all the current unknowns, it's hard to set anything as "firm".
I've got a big problem with NASAWATCH. The author's shrill screeds are not helpful.
It is really sad to see all this NASA bashing from folks who purport to be space advocates.
A new study done by MIT suggests that a M moon. The study is not looking at the first few missions to Mars but one where we have regular trips like what we have to the ISS.
http://www.marsdaily.com/reports/To_..._Mars_999.html-"" de Weck says. "T it'sdon't have to ship everything from Earth."
If this interpretation of NASA's ‘Journey to Mars’ report is correct than we will have permanent settlements on the red planet in the 2030s. Did any of you get that. We might be lucky to get boots on the ground but we are a long long way from even one permanent base on Mars.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/scie...-by-2030s.html
The key statement in that article.
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We are several decades away from having the technologies, infrastructure and shuttle vehicles for that to happen.
Thishere on this board, but it's going to take time.
Nothing in that document indicates any dates past the 2020's. And the quote they project this from "In the next few decades" is very unclear.
I hope they can do it, but saying it based on this is just hype.
Last edited by NEOWatcher; 2015-Oct-16 at 12:17 AM. Reason: fixed quote
Re-fuel on the moon???????? You're kidding. There is the matter of a gravity well there. Really. It would be easier to rendezvous with fuel in low Earth orbit and then press on to mars orbit. I don't see any majic in the lunar surface. And so far..... the only vehicles which have landed on
Luna and then (leaving part of the vehicle there) returned to Lunar orbit have been quite small, humble and fragile vehicles aka the lunar module.
And ... there are no mooseberries on luna.
Re-fuel on the moon???????? You're kidding.
They didn't say "re-fuel on the moon". They said the re-fueling would be in lunar orbit.

With fuel from where? Earth?
Lifting all that fuel from the moon, even with the fuel needed to re-land the tankers is still a lot of savings.
Hi, There may be advantages by building and fueling in LEO. I don't see any in luna . It seems a distraction from a primary goal. And exit from a lunar orbit may just involve a more critical and narrow window .
What say you,Sir ?
Not lunar orbit but at one of the Lagrange points. Surely if the fuel is produced on the moon, getting it to LEO will be a waste of resources.
Last edited by selvaarchi; 2015-Oct-16 at 07:55 PM.
Building, yes. Fueling... it depends on how easily it is to produce the fuel on the moon. The assumption on this story is that an automated base can do that relatively easily, or be set up as an infrastructure in conjuction to support lunar exploration. If that can be accomplished, why wouldn't it be easier to fuel in lunar orbit or L1?
Distraction? Probably so. It's just another group cashing in on Mars stories right now. No doubt it's a long term idea.
It would appear that you need to burn the fuel you are making to get off of the lunar surface. Is there really some vision of " Rocky Jones "
blasting off the surface of the moon with some giant rocket all chuck full of rocket fuel ? This scheme doesn't inspire confidence.
It seems that this is some kind of rationale to justify using the moon . Kinda like using a bus to deliver water from the east coast to California.
Yes, you could do it. But......
Just use solar electric to get to Mars--and harvest water right there.
Last edited by publiusr; 2015-Nov-01 at 07:20 PM.
Kinda like using a truck to deliver avocados to the East Coast?
Hi, They can use solid RB's to get off Earth. Easier than trying to do ANYTHING on the moon.
The avocados probably ride on a train to east coast distribution , and truck to user.
If the weather gets warmer, we'll start growing them here
Latest article in The Space Review (link below) has the following - "It is significant that it takes only about 75 tons of LOX and LH2 propellant to bring 25 tons of the same propellant from the lunar surface to L1 or L2, including a round trip back to the Moon for the tanker. To bring the same amount of propellant to L1 from the Earth would take at least 1,000 tons (assuming the bulk of it is first stage methane-oxygen). This means that it would take at least 13 times more energy to get the fuel for a Mars mission to the logical starting point cost reduction. "
The Alliance for Space Development held a press conference on July 20, highlighting a report that pointed to a new way of conducting human space operations using reusable vehicles developed by private companies that would operate from a base at a location near the Moon such as L1 Lagrange point (see “Cutting the costs of a human return to the Moon”, The Space Review, July 27, 2015). The initial use for such a method would be to support a lunar polar mining base, where a fully reusable lunar lander (or lunar ferry) could become the first reusable vehicle to operate wholly in space. Since one main purpose of the lunar base would be to provide large volumes of propellants to the space base for use by Mars expeditions, it makes sense that the lunar and L1 bases would need to be built before any Mars expeditions begin, and that the reusability of the lunar and cislunar architecture should, by all rights, be naturally extended to the Mars mission architecturebased on both the very recent releases of the Planetary Society’s report on human Mars missions (see “Orbiting first: a reasonable strategy for a sustainable Mars program”, The Space Review, October 5, 2015) and multiple new reports on NASA’s Mars Ascent Vehicle (MAV) design, details of which have not publicly been released. Those recent developments demonstrate continued support for antiquated, fully-expendable architectures. Although Congress is currently starving NASA of funding for both commercial crew and beyond low Earth orbit hardware development, it is not clear where the very effective opposition to reusability ultimately comes from. This is certainly not related to the effort that goes into designing the expendable vehicles, since no one should fault the engineers doing excellent and detailed design work on them. They do not control policy. There is, nevertheless, a very large gap in thinking and planning between the current official Mars plans, derived ultimately from the Apollo mission model and based on all-expendable boosters and spacecraft, and the newer, technically progressive concepts which focus on reusable, commercially-derived vehicles.
NEOWatcher, you might want to update your table in post #27 with information from the article below. They are talking about a mission to returning samples from Phobos in 2024 and this is followed by a Mars sample return in the 2030s.
http://www.russianspaceweb.com/expedition_m.html
In April 2015, the development of the spacecraft was included into the proposed draft of the 10-year Federal Space Program beginning in 2016. At the time, the launch of the Expedition-M spacecraft was scheduled on the Angara-5 rocket with the KVTK space tug in the first half of 2024 from Vostochny, replacing the Proton rocket in Baikonur.
2015-Nov-01, 01:30 AM #84
A new in-house report by NASA concludes that NASA needs to do a lot more R&D to keep their astronauts healthy on the long trips to Mars.
http://www.nbcnews.com/health/health...azards-n454436
It's been known for a long time what hazards go along with long term space travel. I guess the reason it's news now is that NASA has fallen behind on actively addressing them.
2015-Nov-01, 07:29 PM #86
In general, the more stuff you send up there the better off the astronauts will be.
The biggest rule is "don't skimp."
On the subject of planetary protection--we've all heard it parroted for years about how dirty the human body is, etc.
All the tiny robots we have seen--all the instruments--have been assembled down here in this atmospheric soup. You clean a surface off--leave it wet, and something just floats by and sticks.
You are actually cleaner to put humans on Mars--especially with these suits that remain linked to the outside of the rover--and you just climb in through the back.
Then, once outside, you use the two man rule and srub the backpacks down that do face inside. It's all rather like Level 4 bio-containment.
You assemble and clean vacuum packed instruments in situ, on a more barren part of Mars. You do all that construction/assembly **there**--really put elbow grease into it so you know it's clean, then leave the tent and go to the brine areas wearing footies over a disposable outer suit. Both are nuked in their containers. Use a glove box for as much as you can.
You bear down on rocks with instruments assembled there, in the near vacuum.
That is actually going to be cleaner than either JPL/Earth packaged bots--or even telepresence.
But mass fractions will play a role in any space endeavor. So the second rule is "pack light".
It's all rather like Level 4 bio-containment.
I don't think any large scale human effort is going to be germ-free. Sending humans to Mars means accepting that we're going to introduce biological matter. As you just pointed out, it's too late now to make sure it's all sterile.
This. has taken me by surprise - "... That'y,"
He implies when NASA astronauts arrive on Mars in the 2030s there will be a base constructed underground for them by robots sent in advance. This will have to start happening in the mid 2020s at least. I have seen any plans by NASA to develop these robots. Can anyone throw some light on this? They would be useful to build bases on the moon as well
http://www.marsdaily.com/reports/NAS...efore_999.html
Bolden also said that when the 2030 manned mission arrived on the Martian surface, the astronauts would not have to build their own base because it would already have been
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Bolden explained an underground base on Mars would have many advantages for human survivability over one constructed on the planet's surface.
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I would be very surprised if NASA met that goal anytime in the 2030s. I would be impressed if they did it by the 2040s.
It's notable that they have not put forth any budget for developing these machines.
Agreed. In fact at a workshop that NASA had in Huston last week, all the pictures of the bases in the video were above ground. Looking at what they want to do in the video, I would agree with you the 2040s is a more likely time frame. Unless of course Congress suddenly doubles the NASA budget.
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For instance an associative algebra AA may be obtained by imposing on (which is the free algebra on that vector space) the product relations, which identify the formal juxtaposition of two elements with their intended product. This is for instance how Clifford algebras or universal enveloping algebras are traditionally defined.
But the concept of generators and relations is very general and applies to all kinds of structures. Below we discuss a general formalization using concepts from category theory and universal algebra.
in the category C TC^T of TT-algebras. Here G∈CG\in C is the object of generators and R∈CR\in C is the object of relations.
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The classical case is when C=C=Set. Then GG and RR are sets, and a presentation of a TT-algebra by generators and relations amounts to first constructing the free TT-algebra TGT G on the generators, then specifying (via the maps R⇉TGR \;\rightrightarrows\; T G) a set of pairs of elements of TGT G to be identified (the relations). The presented TT-algebra AA is the quotient set by these relations.
Probably the most classical case is when TT is the free group monad on SetSet.
Every TT-als.
where a:TA→Aa\colon T A \to A is the structure map of the TT-algebra AA and μ\mu is the multiplication of the monad TT.
However, in practice one is usually interested in more “economical” presentations where GG and RR are smaller than AA. For example, for monads over Set, when GG and RR are finite sets, then we say that AA is finitely presented.
Note that knowing only the category of TT-algebras does not suffice to determine the notion of “presentation by generators and relations”; we also have to exhibit it as the category of algebras for a monad TT on some other category CC. Often the choice of CC is obvious, but there are cases in which the same category can be realized as the category of algebras for multiple monads on multiple different categories, yielding different notions of “generators and relations”. For example, the category of finitary monads on SetSet (= Lawvere theories) can be realized as monadic over the category of finitary endofunctors of Set, or over the category of ℕ\mathbb{N}-indexed sets.
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Among the thousands of restaurants on the beach, this is the cutest. It is the perfect spot to chill out on the sofas, while watching the waves on the sea. It offers a great list of cocktails with Happy Hour at sunset, and a number of
A tempting restaurant, our best dining experience during the three days we spent in Delhi. The food is good, plentiful, and cheap - we couldn't finish all of it, but everything was well-cooked, and not too spicy. The waiters were very
Next to the Himalayan Iyengar yoga center in the small garden Guest house "Kamal", where a restaurant is located. It is a small building with a kitchen that is always open, clean and with fresh ingredients for the day's menu. A smile
In the village of Bhagsu this cozy, simple, tasty and inexpensive restaurant. This is my first Thai meal and if it's all like this, it won't be the last! A large room (inside and outside at the same time) with simple plastic tables
At the bottom of Temple Road (Mcleod) Tenyang is the little cafe with the best coffee in Dharamsala. We discovered it the day I went to see the Namgyal Gompa, which is in a complex where the Dalai Lama resides. While we left the
This Tibetan restaurant is the best in Mcleod. It's a small place with only 6-7 tables, but it's very cozy and their menu is very large. The owners are lovely. You should try booking or go early because it is very hard to find a
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The Competition Bureau of Canada has taken its g Canadian truth in advertising lawprivacy practices. The enforcement action demonstrates the Bureau’s willingness to use its, to protect Canadian consumers against false or misleading privacy policies.
Under Canadian privacy laws, private sector organiz’Organizations commonly rely on their published privacy policy to obtain meaningful consent from their customers and other individuals with whom they interact. To be effective, a privacy policy must be accessible and provide a clear,organization’s personal information policies and practices. Canadian privacy commissioners have issued guidance regarding the form and content of privacy policies, including Guidelines for obtaining meaningful consent, Ten tips for a better online privacy policy and improved privacy practice transparency, and Guidelines for Online Consent.
Unlike privacy regulators in other jurisdictions, Canadian privacy commissioners have limited enforcement powers and practically no ability to impose fines on organizations that publish false or misleading privacy policies or fail to comply with their published privacy policies. The federal government’s May 2019 Digital Charter and related report titled Strengthening Privacy for the Digital Age contemplate modernizing Canadian privacy laws, including giving the Privacy Commissioner of Canada more robust enforcement powers. Similarly, provincial governments are considering giving their privacy commissioners enhanced enforcement powers. See BLG bulletin Proposed amendments to Québec privacy law: Impact for businesses. The proposed legislative changes have not yet been made.
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The Competition Bureau’s March 2020 Deceptive Marketing Practices Digest also explained that the Bureau will invoke the truth in advertising provisions of the Competition Act when businesseconsumers’ data, including in connection with “non-monetary” transactions for free services. The Digest explains the Bureau’s view that the representations most likely to raise legal compliance issues are those that create a false or misleading general impression about the following key issues: (1) whether consumer data will be collected; (2) what consumer data will be collected; (3) how often consumer data will be collected; (4) why consumer ; (5) whether consumer data will be sold to, or otherwise shared with, third-parties; (6) whether consumer data will be retained, and how it will be maintained and deleted; and (7) the level of control that consumers have regarding those issues.
On May 19, 2020, the Competition Bureau announced a settlement with Facebook Inc. for alleged false or misleading representations (including in privacy settings, privacy controls and about pages) by Facebook about the privacy and sharing of its users’ personal information. The settlement agreement states that Facebook disputes the Bureau’s allegations but voluntarily cooperated to resolve the issues identified by the Bureauand $500,000 in costs, and further agreed to not makeabout its disclosure of its users’ personal information or how its users can. The settlement agreement, which lasts for ten years, also requires Facebook to maintain a corporate compliance program and gives the Bureau monitoring rights.
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What practical good will these resolutions do? Can they effect anything or is the strategy simply to gain momentum? Detroit's Annual Conference asked members to not use its resources to enforce the ban, are they not concerned about the resources used to create the resolution?
In Mt 18:15-18, Jesus commands us to exercise church discipline, and tells us just how to do so in plain, simple terms. The United Methodist Church has conveniently chosen to ignore this.
As it turns out, it's not so convenient, because the results are an increasingly undisciplined church in which the "holy conversation" becomes less conversation and less holy every year, and our witness is increasingly damaged to the tune of thousands of members lost every year, since the denomination began.
Now, in the face of growing blatant disobedience to our covenant and bullying that bends us to the will of a forceful few, we have levels of distrust and discouragement that threaten to bring about continued mass exodus, schism or worse, what Wesley feared, a form of "godliness" that denies the power and authority–and blessing–of God.


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said, “Although smaller than the Craft, there is no doubt that the Royal Arch holds a very warm and special place in our affections. Over the last fifty years we have adapted our ritual to make it easier to understand, to remove some of the anomalies and to ensure a greater involvement from the Companions, and ”.
Companions, I sincerely hope that the changes which have been made, over the past several years, will have the desired effect in our District by encouraging larger numbers of Master Masons to join the Royal Arch. I am very pleased to announce that the tercentenary celebratory grand rank for our District has been given to E.Comp. Sukesh Menon who has been awarded the rank of Past Asst. Grand Director of ceremonies. E.Comp. Sukesh Menon, please accept my congratulations.
As far as our District is concerned it continues to be well managed and, I am very pleased to report, that the total number of Royal Arch Masons in the District continues to increase albeit slowly.
I once again request every private Chapter to appoint a Royal Arch representative in the Craft Lodge to which it is attached, whose main function should be to recruit every new made Master Mason.
Companions, E.Comp. Selvaraj Ponnaiya, in his capacity as District Grand Scribe Ezra has put in an enormous amount of work in administering the District and in supporting me in all my endeavours. He has now laid down office and I would, on behalf of all members of the Royal Arch, like to say a big thank you to him for E.Comp. Ilango Raphael every success in his new position as District Grand Scribe Ezra.
Companions, anks or promotions this morning and I sincerely hope that these appointments will encourage them to greater involvement in Royal Arch Masonry in our District. I would like to say a special welcome to E.Comp. Mathew Joseph, who has taken over as President of the Committee of General Purposes and I am sure that the affairs of our Chapter are in good hands.
Companions, I am extremely sad to inform you that since we last met E.Comp. Vaigalathur Jayaraman Bharath, PAGDC, Past Dist II Grand Principal and member of RA Chapter School of Plato No.150 and E.Comp. Madhavan Koliyot of Chapter Universal Charity have been called to the Grand Lodge above. I request you all.
Before I close I would like to thank E.Comp. Ponnaiya, A.K. Nair, our outgoing III Principal, E.Comp. Sunil Koliyot, our District Grand Director of Ceremonies, E.Comp. P.B. Shanker and the staff of District Grand Chapter officeadministration of the District.
Thank you Companions and see you this evening.
Good evening. It is indeed wonderful to see a gathering this large to suitably conclude our District’sin one of the oldest Masonic centers outside the British Isles. Brethren it is an honour for all of us and our District to have with us this evening R.W.Bro. Sir David Hugh Wootton, R.W. thank you R.W.Bro. for having over this week-end. I sincerely hope that you are comfortable in your accommodation and are enjoying this celebration.
I would also like to welcome R.W. Bro. Oliver Lodge, Grand Director of Ceremonies, who is no stranger to us.
Brethren, the Regional Grand Master R.W.Bro. Abraham Markos has personally conveyed his apologies for his inability to be with us today, as he has other commitments. As most of you know it was just two weeks ago that he was installed as Regional Grand Master and I request you R.W.Bro.Gupta to please convey our congratulations to him. R.W.Bro. Markos is not only a member and initiate of Lodge Cochin No.4359 but also a Past District Grand Officer in our District.
It is indeed a pleasure to receive W.Bro. Sankar Lall Banerjee,P A G St Bengal who is here representing his District Grand Master R.W.Bro. K.S. David. Welcome to you Bro. Sankar Lall Banerjee and thank you for travelling all the way from Calcutta to be with us at this meeting.
I welcome R.W.Bro. Ramesh Jagtiani, P.Dy. G.M. P.Dy. R.G.M., representative of and his team of officers. We also have amongst us R.W.Bro. V. Nagarajan, District Grand Master, District Grand Lodge of Northern India, R.W.Bro. Dato Jeyaraj Ratnaswamy,Eastern Archipelago, V.W.Bro. Pichumani Venkataraman, Dy. District Grand Master, District Grand Lodge of Bombay, V.W.Bro. Ferhard NilgiriaSri Lanka, W.Bro. Nicolas Raymond Gras, Asst. Provincial Grand Master of Surrey and W.Bro. P.R. Jackson from tall of whom are here representing their respective District Grand Masters to all of whom I extend a very warm welcome.
I trust that the 18 Brethren selected from our District to attend the meeting will all attend and I am sure enjoy the celebrations.
This meeting concludes the celebration in our District and I must say a special word of thanks to R.W.Bro. K.R.N. Menon and the team he selected to assist him in planning and co-ordinating the various activities over this week-end.
Brethren our District continues to be vibrant and very active. Our administration is in good hands and our finances are sound. I must convey our sincere thanks to the District Grand Secretary, W.Bro. Ponnaiya and Dist. Grand Treasurer W.Bro. Viji Joseph who have ensured that our administration continues to run very smoothfully. I would also like to thank W.Bro. V.J. Bharath, President of the Board of General Purposes, W.Bro. Sukesh Menon, President, District Grand Charity, W.Bro. Sunil Koliyot, Dist. Grand Director of Ceremonies, who have all given their unstinted support in the management of District. Our sincere thanks also to W.Bro. P.B. Shanker, the Assistant District Grand Secretary and his team at the DGL Office.
Brethren, I have much pleasure in placing on record the fact that W.Bro.S.L. Chitale, PJGD of the Archibald Campbell No.4998 completed 50 years of unbroken service to Masonry in January this year. I had the pleasure of presenting him the 50 Year citation and lapel pin at an emergency meeting of the Archibald Campbell Lodge on the 4th of March.
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Whatever planet we all find ourselves on the week after the 2008 US election, there will be no going back to normal.
Perhaps, by the time you read this, we will live on an icy planet of faux-maverick mayhem in which our economy crumbles into a pathetic police state. Or, maybe, little cartoon bluebirds will be flying around Barack Obama’s head as he sings his platform of national rejuvenation in a deep baritone while multi-culti kids dance in a golden meadow. Probably neither extreme is so immediately visible, but we are headed down one irrevocable path or the other (assuming we’re not waiting for the long fix to come in from Ohio), with roughly half the population having a spring in its step and the other half wearily marching on. No, nothing will ever be the same.
But some things stubbornly refuse to change.
Santa Fe City Councilor Matt Ortiz last week injected himself, McCain-style, into the center of the economic crisis. The main differences are Ortiz is tackling the city’s budget, rather than the nation’s banking and, rather than suspending anything and rolling up his sleeves, he left town with his family and had fellow Councilor Rebecca Wurzburger drop the resolution in his decisive and commanding absence.
The city has calculated a $4 million budget shortfall (funny, it seems like we just had a $4 million windfall—you’d think something would cancel out) for this fiscal year, a shortfall that Ortiz’ resolution claims is the result of the Council being given “different information” during the budgeting process. Translation: Our budget is based on funny numbers. Given that the annual projected increase in gross receipts tax is down by more than 75 percent, we should be encouraged city government is looking to tighten up the reins, right? Then why does Ortiz’ hardball fiscal resolution sound about as impressive as Sarah Palin’s commitment to reform Big Oil?
Maybe it’s because, in predictable Santa Fe City Council fashion, it’s a short-sighted, fear-based move that emphasizes punishing loyal employees and threatening progressive programs over seeking real, creative, short- and long-term fiscal responsibility. Ortiz proposes to immediately stay all raises for city employees, to freeze all hiring of full-time positions outside the realm of public safety and, alarmingly, to have all raises that were granted at the start of this fiscal year “tabulated” and presented to the city manager and “the governing body,” aka the City Council, for possible reconsideration and abolishment.
The resolution recommends the same “reconsideration and abolishment” (printed in bold face, presumably to seem extra scary) treatment for union and non-union managerial and part-time positions, as well as for all contracts for “personal and professional services.” Some supporters of the resolution point to Gov. Bill Richardson’s freeze at the state level—as a result of declining oil and gas revenues—but Richardson will halt hires and raises after Nov. 15, rather than retroactively go after raises that were already granted.
The end of the resolution “charges” the city manager and finance director to meet with union reps, etc. and consider alternatives. But, presumably, finding an alternative way to balance the budget is something the city manager and finance director are already doing, in line with their job descriptions, whereas Ortiz’ job description apparently has grown to include bloviating disguised as action.
One has to wonder if it wasn’t overworked, underpaid staff that led to the “fiscal oversights, accounting inconsistencies and budgeting errors” that created the shortfall to begin with. I wonder—with the vigorous sarcasm that sometimes fails to assert itself in print—just how quickly cracking the paycheck whip, breaking morale and fighting with unions will begin to pay off in a more efficient and productive workplace?
Certainly budgeting needs to be done more wisely and bets must be hedged against a grim economy. But why would the city consider demanding its workers, unions and contractors pay the price first and that alternatives be considered later? If the situation is dire enough to merit Ortiz’ alarmist resolution, an investment of time and energy in developing serious alternatives should at least be empowered in tandem with any freezes rather than pawned off on an “ad hoc committee.”
Finally, there is no timetable or sunset presented for the freeze or for the considerable power that is suggested, although mention of controlling the next fiscal year is made. Given that the Council has proven willing to micromanage and interfere inappropriately with staff, such leverage is simply untenable. Instead, staff should be allowed to do their jobs well in difficult times with the Council’s full support, including appropriate pay.
The resolutionMonday, Nov. 3, but Ortiz, the committee's chairman, also missed that meeting and discussion of the matter was postponed.


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...Because it serves steamers, and a lot of them. And homemade bread you slice yourself. And really good, thin crust brick oven pizza. Because the servers are uniformly sweet, even when being admonished about undercooked salmon by elderly patrons. Because I saw the salmon, and it was not undercooked. Because it's roomy enough to chat, and cozy enough to eavesdrop. If you haven't been, try it out. Regardless, let me know what you think!


Wow, color me starting to get angry. How could they?After all I’ve done for them!
That’s it, plain and simple right?
Clearly the leader must first look inwardly. Do YOU harbor any hatred, bias, or ‘less than’ thinking about the people around you?
‘Are leaders born or made?’
Besides, your ability to change as per circumstances is what makes you a reliable leader, thus winning you the confidence of your team members. Change is the only constant in life, and it makes you decisive. The key to adapt to change is, always be prepared for it!


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Today, July 27th, is another bonus double birthday blog day. My nephew, Lane, turns 19 today, and shares his birthday with my friend and former roommate, Jeanne. It is great that they share a birthday because one of my most favorite stories ever involves the two of them. Jeanne and our friend Sheila came with me to my parents house for Easter dinner one year. This would have been a few years post college, so I am guessing Lane would have been approximately 6 or so. Anyway when we got to my parents house I was introducing Jeanne and Sheila to my family, and Lane came up to us and said “Aunt Jane, you brought the ‘Sour Girls’!”. To this day we don’t really know what the “Sour Girl” reference was about, but it was just really funny. It is even funnier if you can hear Lane’s 6-year old voice because it sounded more like “Sowa Girwas”. My sister, Jan, was of course horrified that Lane called them that, but you if ever there were two people on the planet who would roll with being a Sour Girl it was Jeanne and Sheila.
Happy Birthday Lane Pfeiffer! My nephew Lane has got to be one the most special people on this planet. I have never met another person who so genuinely cares for others. And when I say others I don’t just mean his friends, family, co-workers etc. Lane cares about the clerks at Wal-Mart, the janitor at school, the ladies at church, the Illini basketball players, the waitress at the restaurant. If he has ever seen you or said hi to you, he remembers your name, and wants to make sure you are having a good day.
Happy Birthday Jeanne Genis! Jeanne was my roommate for two years in college and two years after college. Other than members of my family, Jeanne is the person I lived with the longest. I am the queen of a clutter-free existance, she was the deep cleaner… we coexisted rather peacefully. I actually met Jeanne our freshmen year at UIUC, although we didn’t live together until junior year. Jeanne lived on my floor, and I remember seeing her at a floor meeting our first day or two in the dorm. A couple of days later, my roommate, Maggie wasn’t around to eat dinner with and I hadn’t really made friends on our floor yet so I headed to dinner by myself. Once I was through the food line and saw Jeanne sitting at a table with our junior year roommate, Sonia, and recognized her from our floor meeting for some reason. She didn’t recognize me at all. So then I just decided eating by myself would be no fun so I just went up and said “Hi, I am Jane, I think you live on my floor, can I sit and eat my dinner with you?” This was completely out of character for me, I was rather shy at the time, but eating alone was scarier than approaching a stranger. Jeanne probably thought I was a little nuts, but said I could join them. The rest is history.
Jeanne often refers to me as “The Voice of Reason”, not really sure how that started back in the day, but it stuck. One time Jeanne had a dream where I was in the “Room of Likely Wenches”… this is Jeanne’s mind, it was fun to live with it for four years. I am amused that I wasn’t a wench, just a likely one.
For some reason whenever we were together, especially when shopping, people/clerks would always stop us and say "Are you sisters?". Jeanne and I look nothing alike, except we both have dark hair and are "far from petite" so to say... beyond that nothing in common... brown vs. green eyes, olive vs. very fair complexion, strait vs. curly hair. Whatever, even if we were sisters would it be uncommon for us to shop to together. We attracted a strange fascination. Anyway after awhile we decided we should just say "Yes, and she gave me her kidney".
They are mammals I believe (but I am an accountant not a biologist so consider the source) so I guess that makes them "rat with wings" in my book.


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Defence: Having impressed in the opening group game away to Juventus, young Sergio Rico impressed again, keeping a shut-out against Lyon as his Sevilla side secured their first three points of the seasons’ Champions League.
Midfieder: Our three man midfield comprises of some exciting individuals. Monaco’s Bernardo Silva had a goal and an assist in the his side’s huge win over the weekend. Although his side ended up losing the game, Sassuolo’s Lorenzo Pellegrini impressed at the San Siro against AC Milan. The Italian too created one and scored another in what was ultimately a 4-3 comeback win for the home side. Dele Alli completes our midfield trio with the Englishman impressing in Spurs’ 2-0 win over Manchester City, besides getting on the scoresheet the youngster was often the focal point of starting the press that undid Guardiola’s men.
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res enclosures, and this was not the best option for these drivers. I decided that ported enclosure with volume between 70 and 110 litres will be the best option.
The original enclosures were about 45 to 50 litres in volume, which meant that I had to make larger enclosures. Usually, I would start from scratch, however, I was so impressed with built quality of Yamaha NS1000 that I decided to incorporate them into my design. The most logical option was to build enclosure extensions underneath the speakers and by doing so, convert them into floor-standers.
Before doing any ‘proper’ work, I cut out two holes at the bottom of one speaker and mocked-up an extension from spare pieces of chipboard. I measured bass driver’s impedance in the enclosure and tuned the port to the desired resonance frequency. Interestingly, the woofer’s ‘near-field’ measurement, apart from deeper bass extension, also shown a couple of decibels increase in the 60-110Hz range. Most likely, result of the increased enclosure size and lack of heavy mineral wool damping behind the woofer.
This did not put me off, as couple of decibels is a drop o water in the ocean, if you consider what happens to frequency response in our hardly optimised listening rooms… I then compared both speakers (original vs. extended) in mono.
The results were very encouraging. The bass was much deeper than in the original speaker and surprisingly, I did not perceive it as ‘slow’. Initially, I was slightly concerned that adding extra bass will affect my perception of midrange and treble clarity (it is quite common that we perceive speakers will less bass as more detailed). However, this was not the case with the Yamaha NS1000. Extending frequency response did not harm midrange or treble in any way. When two speakers were compared side by side, the extended one sounded like the original speaker in all aspects except the bass – it was much deeper.
The work started form preparing original enclosures. Unfortunately mine were used and abused during their previous life, and as a result of multiple knocks, the side walls were not perfectly flat. I had to improvise and create rails (parallel to the side of the speaker), that I could slide my router on. This way, router bit removed the material only from the areas where there was an excess of it. Afterwards, the enclosures were sanded using belt sander and 40 grit sand paper. If I was going to apply finish directly onto existing enclosures I would have not used the belt sander. But, I was going to glue thin MDF panels around the speaker, so slightly uneven surface did not matter that much.
Plastic clips for holding grills were removed together with any black paint remaining in the holes, to ensure good filler adhesion. The black paint was also removed from any other areas where I knew I was going to apply glue (driver recessions, etc.).
The trimming router bit was also used to cut out front panels speaker holes. Adding adding an extra 3mm to the front panel meant that I needed to create 3mm washers to raise the drivers and attenuators. The easiest way of making these (at least in my mind) was to use previously cut out front panels, and draw the appropriate shapes on a pieces of 3mm MDF. Once the shapes were drawn, they were cut out using jig-saw and miniature table saw. Not perfect but close enough. The shapes were then put into speakers and their center bits were routed out using the trimming bit. The speaker mounting holes were marked and drilled out using bench drill. Having all the washers ready, created perfect opportunity for cutting out drivers’, attenuators’ and speaker terminals’ seals.
The speaker terminal holes on the back of the original enclosures were sealed with MDF & chipboard inserts. Afterwards, 10mm MDF panels were glued on the back of the speakers. Once dry, sides were trimmed using the trimming router bit. New speaker terminal holes were cut out at the bottom of the speakers using previously prepared jigs and standard router bit. 3mm MDF side panels were then glued to each speaker side and once dry, trimmed with the trimming router bit. The MDF panels were glued to the top of the speaker and trimmed in the same manner as other panels.
Previously made, 3mm washers were glued into speakers’ holes and any gaps were filled in using wood filler. All of the open MDF edges were sanded using various grit sandpapers finishing with 600 grit.
The Yamaha NS1000 enclosures were then primed using MDF primer, which sealed the rather ‘thirsty’ MDF.
Enclosures were then taken to my friend’s garage, where couple coats of self-levelling filler were applied. These were followed by hours of sanding with wet and dry sandpaper. When relatively flat surface was achieved, thin layer of black base coat was applied. The enclosures were then lightly sanded to remove the thin black coat. By doing so, any imperfections like small dips became clearly visible. The imperfections were filled in and couple coats of black base layer were applied. Next, couple coats of clear lacquer were applied, to achieve the desired glossy piano finish. The new Yamaha NS1000 enclosures were then left to dry for couple of weeks, to ensure that the lacquer has hardened properly before polishing.
Polished enclosures were collected from my friend’s garage and taken to my workshop. All of the components were put in place and all of the connections were soldered. Final measurements were conducted to double check everything.
I Yamaha NS1000 and add extra ‘oomph’ at the bottom end. Perhaps details in bass are ever so slightly harder to pick up, but it is borderline of perception – overall, I am happy with the results. If I was to criticise anything it would be their look. I really liked the look of the monitors on the stands and I don’t think these floor standers look nowhere near as good. </s> Please join us for 48 hours of continuous prayer leading up to Prayerfest.
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8 On the Hawaiian island there are two most active volcano on earth – Mauna Loa / ˌ ma ʊ n ə ˈ lo ʊ. ə / and Kilauea [ ˌ ki ː l ɑː u ː 'e ɪ ə ]. Mauna Loa is in eruption ( извержение ) once every 4.5 years.
10 The most famous people from Hawaii are
12 Haleakala [ ˌ h ɑː li ːˌɑː k ɑː 'l ɑː ] National Park A scenic ['si ː n ɪ k] (живописный) national park known as the house of the suneak (пик).
16 marine m ə 'ri ː n life
21 Hula dancing.


Wowza Media Systems announced that Vimond Media Solutions has integrated Wowza Media Server with its advanced OTT platform. Broadcasters, distributors, and media companies rely on Vimond's modular platform as an end-to-end-solution for monetizing their video content online.
"Vimond and Wowza share the common goal of any-screen delivery. In a short time, Vimond has become a leader in the field of multiscreen over-the-top services, and we're honored to be a part of its success moving forward," said Alex Dobrushin, CMO of Wowza Media Systems. "By building its platform on top of Wowza Media Server, Vimond has a concrete foundation forloyalty."


Mitch Barnhart weighed in on the state of Kentucky football yesterday while speaking to the City Salesman’s Club in Louisville. Of note, he specifically said that the school’s football program is “not where we want it to be just yet.”
“W… ow we get that going in the right direction.”
Kentucky is currently 1-8 overall and 0-6 in the SEC. The Cats’ lone win came over Kent State back in Week Two of the season. Now in his third season, Phillips is 12-22 as UK’s coach. Rich Brooks went 22-17 as the captain of the Big Blue program before turning the wheel over to Phillips.


First-time, Tony-nominee Shalita Grant was sound asleep when she was awaken by a call from her publicist.
However, she’se’s’t y “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike” .


It goes without saying that 2020 was a disruptive year, with businesses needing to learn to adapt to survive as COVID-19 changed consumption habits, technology and platforms evolved and we saw a huge shift in traditional brand marketing and content approaches. At our recent panel event, I had the chance to speak to some leaders in the content marketing space, Dr. Sommer Kapitan (marketing academic, behavioural scientist and Senior Lecturer at AUT), Jess Quinn (one of New Zealand’s most engaged-with content creators), and Brooke Howard-Smith (WeAreTENZING and Otterfish CEO).
Some industries are finding out how effective TikTok can be, book sales are thriving thanks to TikTok feeds dedicated to book reviews.
Social media was already starting to become a search engine to discover products, which was only accelerated by events of last year, with 75% of Instagram users now saying they’ve bought something they’ve seen on the platform.
More consumers trialled the TikTok platform, which grew to 1.1 million monthly active users in New Zealand alone, and we have started to see more brands using TikTok in their marketing campaigns. Trends such as ‘TikTok made me buy it’ for products like makeup/skincare, clothing and even household cleaners are causing products to sell out on brands’ websites all over the world.
Dr Kapitan said she found it fascinating that “young women crying on TikTok is selling books. A teenage girl on TikTok was reviewing a book, and she was in tears – it got so many views overnight and then the sales of that book went through the roof”. We’re seeing more and more how powerful platforms like TikTok can be to influence purchase decisions.
China is ahead of the game when it comes to social e-commerce, with sites like Taobao Live and Douyin, with hundreds of millions of people watching daily live streams of influencers reviewing products, and famous hosts like Viya hitting a record for daily revenue of USD $49.7million through Taobao.
Highlighting just how far livestreaming has progressed, Dr Kapitan referred to a clothing brand in Singapore called Love, Bonito who regularly use influencer Melanie Mak for live try-ons of their clothing, “she’s showcasing what she loves, and the conversations are real – because what influencers bring is they can actually have a conversation around what they like or don’t like as they’re recommending ideas or products ‘oh the fit isn’t right for me, but it might fit someone with a different figure like that’, and there’s something about having that balance which is more real, and that’s really compelling for consumers”.
This move toward live, dynamic content with influencers talking ‘off the cuff’ rather than from a pre-written script, increases the authentic feel of a post and builds a greater level of trust that the influencer has a genuine interest in the product or brand. They are needing to show that they actually use the product, their followers can ask them questions and there’s nowhere to hide if they can’t answer them. Fans witness real, honest feedback on a product when someone is trying and demonstrating it live.
Products ordered via social networks is already an area of huge growth in China, making up 13.1% of total e-commerce sales and we are starting to see steady growth in the US market as well.
Jess Quinn’s honest interaction with partner Braveface has seen some Instagram stories sending over 5,000 people to their IG page.
In a COVID-19 world, brands found they needed to change their messaging and ethos to be more sensitive and in-tune to the current socio-political climate, creating their own social voice and taking a side on contentious issues. This created more of a need to move away from the ‘hard sell’ into emotive or purpose-based messaging, and starting a conversation with their consumer. Many companies are doing this now by partnering with authentic content creators who are experts in their category, as a way to open more of a ‘two way street’ of information exchange between brands and consumers. The influencers that brands choose to align with become part of that brand’s identity, so they need to choose wisely.
Each panellist discussed the importance of influencers/content creators being able to keep their own style/edge in paid content, because that’s what got them their followers in the first place and therefore will resonate best with that same audience. Brands that trust their influencers to do this tend to see better results from their paid content. If they are not afraid of an honest review of their product and can hand over the reigns to a trusted content creator, this means the content will come across as more believable and authentic – and therefore a better sell.
Celebrity actress Emilia Clarke (top left) and Content Creator Stacey Banfield (bottom right) both partnered with Clinique to launch a foundation. Dr Sommer Kapitan touched on the fact that people were just as willing to pay for products from influencers as they were from celebrities, but influencers have an added layer of trust being more likely to have actually trialled a product.
Otterfish enables testing of various iterations of creative and copy, to test performance against key audiences.
As we navigate through 2021, it’s proving an exciting time in the social content space, a time where brands are recognising the power of using content creators and new social technologies and platforms to drive brand loyalty and trust, and we’re looking forward to seeing whether some key global trends will grow in the New Zealand market over the coming year.
If you’d like to find out how content creators can help you build engaging content and reach millions of Kiwis let us know.
We’ll set up a video chat.


All Levels | Students will explore their obsessions in order to write a sequence of poems centered on a person, myth, place, or other subject. We rarely write one piece without finding images worthy of investigation. Using Keats’ concept of negative capability, we will “entertain uncertainty.” The sequence can be developed into a chapbook or book-length collection. Prompts will be provided by instructor. Example: Berryman’s Dream Songs. Bring a poem to the first class.


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Appointment of new Waikato arts trust head pending
The head of a new Waikato arts trust aimed at lifting the profile of the region's arts could be announced next week.
Creative Waikato chairman Chris Williams said the trust's board was still involved in the process of hiring a chief executive but expected an announcement shortly.
The new position will not be without its challenges, with the region under-represented in national funding.
Mr Williams said tapping into national arts funding would be a key focus of the trust.
"If not at the top of our list it will be very near the top.
"Absolutely it's going to be a real drive for everyone and will be a big thing from the CEO's point of view and mine as well."
Creative Waikato replaces Arts Waikato, which closed its doors last month after Trust Waikato, its core funder, decided to redirect its funding into the new regional arts trust.
Trust Waikato chief executive Bev Gatenby said the decision to establish the new arts body came after an involved process and discussions with Hamilton City Council – major funder of Creative Hamilton. Dr Gatenby said Arts Waikato and Creative Hamilton had "some significant strengths" but were probably under-resourced.
"There was an awareness that there was a need for greater support of the arts sector," she said.
Dr Gatenby said increasing funding for the region's arts involved advocacy to national funders as well as building family and corporate patronage of the arts.
"A larger scale issue, first of all, is having wider recognition that this region actually has a very strong arts sector and has some things worthy of national support," Dr Gatenby said.
"That will be part of the new trust, getting greater recognition within the region and outside the region."
The pending appointment of the trust's new chief executive has stirred debate online.
An Arts Waikato staff member said they were disappointed to learn Arts Waikato's former chief executive, Andy Gowland-Douglas, was not appointed to head the new arts trust.
"The region and arts community are not only losing someone of great skill and vision," the staff member said, "It also involves the complete loss of 11 years of Art Waikato's hard work and history, as only she could ensure continuity and transfer of this knowledge."
The Waikato Times was unable to contact Mrs Gowland-Douglas for comment but Dr Gatenby said the Arts Waikato board had passed on "significant information" to Creative Waikato's board.
Arts Waikato chairman David Waine said Creative Waikato would build on the work of Arts Waikato and, with increased resourcing, would strengthen the arts sector in Hamilton and the?


 * Returns the index to access data in the matrixVector
 * @param float* sequence1, the first input sequence used for dtw calculation
 * @param size_t seq1Size, the length of the first input sequence
 * @param float* sequence2, the second2Size, the length of the second input sequence
 * @param size_t seqVectorSize, the size of one element in the sequence, this must
 * be the same for both input sequences, otherwise the euclidian distance of the two vectors (or one scalar)
 * can not be computed
 * @param int radius, the radius for which distance is calculated. This parameter ensures a reasonable Warping Window,
 * since aMatrix diagonal. Radius is the distance from this diagonal.
 * Guarantees that the alignment does not try to skip different features and gets stuck at similar features.
 * @return float, the overall distance of the two sequences
float performDTW(float* sequence1, size_t seq1Size, float* sequence2, size_t seq2Size, size_t seqVectorSize, int radius) {
  initMatrix(seq1Size, seq2Size);
  // Compute DTW cost for the two sequences
  for (size_t i = 1; i <= seq1Size; i++) {
    for (size_t j = 1; j <= seq2Size; j++) {
      if ((int)i >= (int)(j - radius) && (int)i <= (int)(j + radius)) {
        // Calculate the euclidean distance
        float costIndex = euclideanDistance(&sequence1[(i - 1)*seqVectorSize], &sequence2[(j - 1)*seqVectorSize], seqVectorSize);
        float costPath = 0.0;
        // Get the three neighboring values from the matrix to use for the update
        if (i == (j - radius) || i == (j + radius)) {
          costPath = dtwMatrix[getDataIndex(i - 1, j - 1)];
          float iStepj = dtwMatrix[getDataIndex(i - 1, j)];
          float iStepjSepjStep = dtwMatrix[getDataIndex(i, j - 1)];
          // Start the update step
          costPath = minOf3(iStepj, iStepjSep, ijStep);
        // Update the cost value in the matrix
        dtwMatrix[getDataIndex(i, j)] = costIndex + costPath;
  // Result is last entry in DTW matrix scaled by the size of the two sequences
  double overallDistance = dtwMatrix[getDataIndex(seq1Size, seq2Size)]/(float)(seq1Size + seq2Size);
  #ifdef DEBUG_DTW
    printDTWMatrix();
  // Free the memory of matrix created
  free(dtwMatrix);
  // Return total path costs for the best path through the matrix
  return overallDistance;) {
  return performDTW(sequence1, seq1Size, sequence2, seq2Size, seqVectorSize, seq1Size);
#endif /* vectorMatrixFunctions_h */ </s> #ifndef PQCLEAN_DILITHIUM3_CLEAN_NTT_H
#define PQCLEAN_DILITHIUM3_CLEAN_NTT_H
void PQCLEAN_DILITHIUM3_CLEAN_ntt(int32_t a[N]);
void PQCLEAN_DILITHIUM3_CLEAN_invntt_tomont(int32_t a[N]);
#endif </s> #ifndef RPLNN_PRECOMPILED_H
#define RPLNN_PRECOMPILED_H
#include "software_rasterizer/defines.h"
#include "software_rasterizer/matrix.h"
#include "software_rasterizer/util.h"
#include "software_rasterizer/vector.h"
#endif /* RPLNN_PRECOMPILED_H */ </s> /*  Copyright 2008-2017 <NAME>
 * Print out an errormessage
void fatalerror(char* s)
	printf("*ERROR* : %s\n", s);
 * Print the usagescreen
void	PrintUsage(void)
	printf( "xLib v" LIB_VERSION " (part of ASMotor " ASMOTOR_VERSION ")\n\n"
			"Usage: xlib library command [module1 module2 ... modulen]\n"
			"Commands:\n\ta\tAdd/replace modules to library\n"
			"\td\tDelete modules from library\n"
			"\tl\tList library contents\n"
			"\tx\tExtract modules from library\n" );
 * The main routine
int	main(int argc, char* argv[])
	int32_t	argn=0;
	char* libname;
	argc-=1;
	argn+=1;
	if(argc>=2)
		uint8_t		command;
		SLibrary* lib;
		lib=lib_Read(libname=argv[argn++]);
		argc-=1;
		if(strlen(argv[argn])==1)
			command=argv[argn++][0];
			argc-=1;
			switch(tolower(command))
				case	'a':
					while(argc)
						lib=lib_AddReplace(lib, argv[argn++]);
						argc-=1;
					lib_Write(lib, libname);
					lib_Free(lib);
				case	'd':
						lib=lib_DeleteModule(lib, argv[argn++]);
				case	'l':


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It’s hard to put into words how much YTT changed my life. Through the training, I learned poses, proper alignment, how to use visual language to direct another person’s body, how to use guiding touch, and about the history and purpose of yoga. But all of that, however important, pales in comparison to the greatest lessons I learned. For the first time in my life, I learned how to be fully myself.
Before YTT, I felt like I was doing all the things I was supposed to in life, but something always felt like it was missing. There was an underlying uneasiness that sai. I felt off track and like I might scream at the top of my lungs at any second if that could just shake up my day and change my course. But I couldn’t figure out what my problem was and where I was going so wrong.
I had moments of clarity in my own home yoga practice, which was sporadic and relied on YouTube videos. The call was there in my heart to pursue yoga more, though, and I felt a pull to become a teacher. So, when YTT began, I expected to learn all about yoga so that I could teach. I didn’t expect to learn about me. I didn’t expect to learn all the ways I had sabotaged myself in the past, all the ways I had been unloving towards myself, and all the ways I was blocking my own blessings. I didn’t expect to walk into a room and have a mirror placed directly in front of me where I could no longer hide from the realities of my own life.
One of the biggest realities I had to face up to were the walls in my heart that I had constructed. Before YTT, I thought walls were what made someone strong. I thought if someone’s walls were high enough that someone else could never hurt them, then that was the strongest person of all. I could not have been more wrong. YTT has a way of tearing walls down, and as I saw my own begin to topple one by one, I began to notice that a little more light came in where each wall once stood. I learned that those walls I had built to protect myself did a lot more than keep other people out. They also served to keep me trapped within. I wanted so badly to connect with others, and YTT taught me that connection with others is not possible through walls. It taught me that if I really want to see the light in another person, I had to be willing to let them see my own.
In YTT, I learned how to be vulnerable, I learned how to openly cry and grieve, and I learned how to see and be seen. I learned that, not only is vulnerability beautiful, but it takes strength I never knew I had. Some days, I felt like I might literally fall apart, but still I lowered the walls, each time allowing more light to come in. Perhaps my “what I’ve learned” is on the esoteric side. But that’s really the heart of my experience. The practical matters have helped me immensely as I’ve begun my journey instructing others, but it’s the personal ones that meant the most. It’s the skills that taught me how to be authentic, how to live my truth, and how to love and be loved for the first time in my life. They’re the priceless things that can’t be learned from a book and can’t be faked, and I think they’re the true skills that are going to make me a great teacher.
We all get messages. Are you listening?


At the Key West Key Lime Pie Co., we strive to give you new products all the time. After much testing and to the total enjoyment of our tasters, we've come up with 3 delicious new flavors for our pies and The Original Key Lime Pie Bars™. We start with our delicious key lime pie filling made with only 100% Key Lime Juice then add wonderful tropical fruits - choose from Mango; Pineapple with Toasted Coconut; or dive into delicious Raspberry & Key Lime in a luscious chocolate cookie crust.
Steve's AUTHENTIC Key Lime Pies - Web Site
It’s really quite simple. Since I was a young man growing up and living in Miami, I’ve always had access to fresh key limes. After enough disappointment in ordering or buying (what was supposed to be) a key lime pie, I decided to take matters in my own hands. After-all, any self-respecting native South Floridian should know how to make an authentic key lime pie. Today, we are committed to recreating that very key lime pie I once made for my family and my friends, and making it with the freshest ingredients we can. We’re not cutting corners, we’re not looking at changing the basic five-ingredient recipe, and we’re certainly not looking to minimize costs at the expense of the authenticity and integrity of the product.
Randy's award winning Key Lime Pie - Web Site
2 Pack Price Have Randy's award winning Key Lime Pie's shipped direct to your door. Makes the perfect gift, freezes great, and is excellent any time of the year. These pies are handmade and are sure to make any meal complete. Freeze upon receipt to ensure proper setup, remove from freezer 20 minutes before serving and slice while frozen! PIES ARE SHIPPED SECOND DAY DELIVERY!
Kermit’s Key West Key Lime Shoppe - Web Site
Our authentic Key Lime Pie is shipped with whipped cream topping. Our Frozen Key Lime Pie on a stick dipped in Belgian Chocolate is a unique and delicious treat. Exactly as the name implies, a fresh slice of frozen Key Lime Pie, complete with a graham cracker crust, is hand dipped in a Belgian Chocolate. The semi-dark chocolate or white chocolate is the perfect complement to the tartness of the Key Lime pie. The Key Lime Pie on a Stick is truly addictive. All pie shipments leave our store at 4 p.m. and arrive at your door step by 4:00 p.m. (in most areas). Standard Overnight delivery is included in the prices for our pie products.
Key Lime Pie Factory - Web Site
A rich delectable Key Lime pie mix, that tastes as good as it looks. ( Also makes key lime mousse)
New River Groves – Web Site
A trip to this iconic center for South Florida citrus is a two-for-one deal; not only can you get the Key Lime pie that was instrumental in having that dessert declared the official Pie of the state of Florida, you can get oranges (in season) and other citrus products from the only remaining orange grove in South Florida. The Key Lime pie is just one of a host of pies house-made at the grove, and they taste like you made them at home.
Collin Street Bakery - Web Site
With a splash of fresh squeezed limes in our dense key lime cheesecake mixture, your mind will wander to the tropics. Our key lime cheesecake is prepared using real cream and farm fresh butter, with a refreshingly zesty flavor of limes from the Florida Keys, home of the famously delicious Key Lime Pie. It's made with a fresh graham cracker crust and is a wonderful item to order for yourself, or, to send as a gift. Buy from Collin Street Bakery. Net wt. 2 lbs. 3 oz.
Joe's Key Lime Pies - Web Site
An award-winning temptation Baked fresh daily, Joe's Key Lime Pies are a terrific way to celebrate any occasion .... and the perfect way to end a perfect meal. Each delicious nine-inch pie serves six people and arrives at your door ready to serve.


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KEXP Presents: Reykjavik Calling 2015
By KEXP | Published: October 8, 2015
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By Victoria Holt | Published: July 4, 2015
Posted in KEXP, Live Reviews | Also tagged All Tomorrow's Parties, Atlantic Studios, ATP, ATP Iceland, Axel Willner, Ásbrú, Bardo Pond, Bedroom Community, clipping., Elias Bender Rønnenfelt, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, GYBE, Hafsteinn Þráinsson, Iceage, Iceland, Iceland Airwaves, Jim Morrison, Keflavík, KEXP, Mark Arm, Mudhoney, Newaxeyes, Oyama, Pete Doherty, Rás 2 Radio, Reykjavik!, Sub Pop, The Field, Tyler Coray, Younghusband | Comments closed
KEXP Suggests: Taste of Iceland 10/9-10/12
By KEXP | Published: October 9, 2014
What does Iceland taste like? Cold? Salty? Perhaps a little gamey? Delicious? Do Icelanders like what we like? Find out for yourself as the Nordic country invades Seattle for Taste of Iceland, a weekend-long cultural extravaganza this Thursday, October 9th through Sunday, October 12th, featuring tastes of food, music, literature and the visual arts. ThroughoutRead more…
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KEXP Presents: Reykjavik Calling this Saturday… free show at Neumos!
By KEXP | Published: October 7, 2014
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Live Video: Sin Fang
“Sin Fang in a box”, Cheryl Waters called it. It’s how Sindri Már Sigfússon solved the problem of taking his Sin Fang project on the road, especially outside of his native Iceland, when he couldn’t manage to bring a full band with him. But more importantly, it’s also a creative interpretation of his songs asRead more…
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By Jake Uitti | Published: October 5, 2013
Few Seattle bands put on as energetic and frenetic of a live show as Kithkin. In keeping with the fantastical woodland creatures they’re named for (from Magic: The Gathering), the group is even known to decorate the stages they play with fir trees and other forest paraphernalia. They are slated to participate in this year’sRead more…
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KEXP Presents: Reykjavik Calling 2013 @ Neumos 10/12
Over the past several years, KEXP and Iceland have developed a mutual relationship of sharing and caring, but no doubt we have been the greater beneficiaries considering the wealth of excellent bands we discover over there. At the end of October, we’ll begin our third year in a row broadcasting live during Iceland Airwaves andRead more…
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Following a busy week of shows both here in Seattle (City Arts) and New York (CMJ) we can relax this week with a much more manageable schedule. There are a few great choices too. Monday starts with a proper punk rock show at the Crocodile with The Bronx. For Wednesday you can pick from aRead more…
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Young Rebel star Prabhas was spotted at the airport as he was heading towards Italy to resume the shooting of his upcoming much awaited movie Radhe Shyam, which is beinseen wearing a beige oversized hoodie and black pants for his travel. With this schedule, the makers of Radhe Shyam are expected to wrap up major part of the shoot.
Before the lockdown was announced in the month of March, Prabhas and the rest of the team of movie Radhe Shyam were in Georgia for the shoot. The team completed the shoot schedule and came back to India due to travel ban announced by the Indian government.
The upcoming romanticead role is set in the 1900s, in which. The film Radhe Shya.
Astart preparing for a trilingual film.
Radhe Shyam doesn’t have that aspect?!


Feb 12th. Bad new this is sold out….. good news there are tickets on twickets get yourselves signed up for an alert.
Bongo & Bingo Manchester Anti-Valentines Special! The classic game of Bingo but not really!
It–Thursday Feb 13th Albert Hall.
Working men’s clubs in West Yorkshire didn’t used to be full of teenagers. But since the likes of Hebden Bridge’s Trades Club became a venue, they’ve been full of young people; Sydney Minsky-Sargeant even named his band in tribute. Working Men’s Club are coming to Gorilla Friday Feb 13th.
Hailing from Dublin Inhaler are coming to Academy 2 Saturday February 15th.
T They opened up for Noel Gallagher at Heaton Park and were damn decent.
To celebrate the release of More Again Forever with an intimate album launch show at Albert Hall, The Courteeners will be performing fours shows in two days. A matinee and evening show 15th and 16th February.
Named after probably the greatest obscure comedy horror series of all time. Twin Peaks are at Deaf Institute Feb 18th. They’ve embraced change ever since their 2010 formation as high school friends making scrappy basement rock ‘n’ roll to now cementing their status as one of Chicago’s most essential bands.
AnalogueTrash is proudly back at The Castle forusic with a stonking four-band line-up and IT’S A FREE SHOW PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!
Featuring Def Neon, an eclectic and energetic mix of rock, dirty electro and bass music; Daft Punk crossed with Siouxsie Sioux, or Peaches meets Van Halen. St Lucifer, anarchic electropunk from the rainy city. Modern electronic pop for the disenfranchised Bristol-based duo Fourth Engine easily bribed with tea and cake and Husk tt-field pop.
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Supergrass are back and are bound to be putting on the ultimate indie karaoke sing along. Yep, it’s on at VictoriaWarehouse which is a God awful venue but I reckon after few drunken rounds in when Caught By The Fuzz comes on it will be worth it. Plus support is the everyone favourite Scouse skiffle band The Coral. O2 Victoria Warehouse, 26th & 27th of February.
Saturday Feb 29th Electro synth pop group Ladytron come to The Ritz for one of three UK shows, which will also mark their first visit here in 10 years. This show was rescheduled from Saturday 19 October. . There will be free entry afterparty to ticket holders for this show taking place at YES Manchester with dj sets from Ladytron, Stealing Sheep, Ist Ist and Dave Haslam from 11pm until late.
Ending the month in style we have a band that does melancholic rock just beautifully! The Editors return to the O2 Apollo Saturday 29th Feb.