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Abstract: With the advent of information and communication technologies (ICT), the cost effective, robust and accurate sensors are becoming important elements of internet of things (IoT). Polymeric composite sensors that utilize carbon nanoparticulates, such as carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and graphenes can provide unique advantages. The sensing mechanism is attributed to the effect of inter-CNT conductivity through the physically absorbed hydrocarbon molecules between the CNTs or graphenes. Dr. Simon Park and his team have been investigating nanocomposite-based sensor networks. In addition, he will discuss fabrication of copper nanocomposite electrodes using Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) sintering. In this presentation, he will provide some of examples of nanocomposite based sensors such as strain and force sensors, hydrocarbon leak detection sensors, humidity sensors, etc. It is envisaged as the technology of choice for various monitoring applications.
Speaker Bio: Currently, Dr. Park is a professor at the Schulich School of Engineering, Dept. of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, University of Calgary. He is an AITF iCORE Chair in sensing and monitoring. He is a professional engineer in Alberta, and is an associate member of CIRP (Int. Academy of Production Engineers) from Canada. Dr. Park received bachelor and master’s degrees from the University of Toronto, Canada. He then continued his PhD at the University of British Columbia, Canada. He has worked in several companies including IBM manufacturing where he was a procurement engineer for printed circuit boards and Mass Prototyping Inc. dealing with rapid prototyping systems.
In 2004, Dr. Park has formed the Micro Engineering, Dynamics, and Automation Laboratory (MEDAL, www.ucalgary.ca/medal) to investigate the synergistic integration of both subtractive and additive processes that uniquely provide productivity, flexibility and accuracy to the processing of complex components. His research interests include micro & nano machining, nano engineering, nanocomposites, sensors, and alternative energy applications. He has also founded two start-up companies in sensing and oil extractions.
He is also an associate editor of the Journal of Manufacturing Processes, SME (Elsevier) and International Journal of Precision Engineering and Manufacturing-Green Technology (Springer). He has served as the president of International Institute of Micromanufacturing (I2M2) from 2014-2015. Currently, he is directly supervising over 20 students and scholars.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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Much has been made of Mark Burchill's comments relating to a savage tackle by his Scottish player Kieron Gibbons on Rangers' English loan player from an English Premier league team. Burchill has since offered an apology, but it is unclear as to the reason behind his apology, if it was a sincere change of heart or simply he being told to pour oil on stormy waters. I will not dwell on the tackle, but wish to highlight the mindset, which appears to make it acceptable for a significant proportion of the Scottish population to make such xenophobic remarks.
The Scottish Nationalist Party prior to and during the Scottish referendum debate proposed an all-inclusive Scotland, but as with many of their other proposals they said one thing but implied another. They managed to cause a schism in Scottish society, where the base animal instincts of many were played upon, and divisions and lines of demarcation established. Westminster (in SNP speak read England) was the great evil, and the Tories (in SNP speak read English) the enemy. Notice no mention of the good people of Wales or Northern Ireland; they were not part of the mind games, irrelevant in terms of the nationalist agenda. Thus it came to be it was and is acceptable to criticize and deride all things English. Burchill's comments are simply a result of where the nationalist agenda has left us.
A few years ago another player arrived at Rangers for a short time, albeit one with more of a "colourful" reputation, El Hadji Diouf, he was subjected to significant abuse and derision from opposition supporters and the late Scottish Nationalist MP took it upon herself to declare he deserved the racial abuse he was receiving and that he should head back south, apparently he didn't fit the criteria for the all inclusive Scotland either.
In the arts World, poet Hugh MacDiarmid a self-proclaimed "Anglophobe" reckons key jobs associated with the arts in Scotland should preferentially go to Scots, or rather not English.
I find it more and more difficult to relate to Scotland these days, as an expat who has lived abroad for the best part of 15 years I still yearn for the place, but the people are changing, its not the Scotland I remember. I recall waxing lyrical about the Scottish Enlightenment and the benefits and innovation brought to the modern World to all who would listen, I don't often do the same these days. I recall visiting Egypt and seeing the magnificent ancient structures and marveling at the skills and ingenuity of those who had built it, then looking around at the chaos of modern day Egypt and thinking it must be different people. This is perhaps an indication that the glories of your past can be lost in your future.
There is a haunting song by the Waterboys entitled "Red Army Blues" which describes a young Russian's journey to fight in the war, and subsequent return to Russia where Stalin had him imprisoned because he had become too westernized, perhaps that is the reason those of us not resident in Scotland were prevented from participating in the referendum. In the same song there is a lyric "Used to love my country", and I did, now I am ambivalent, why? Because I see something changing, something alien, something not of my liking. It is a cancer that is slowly changing the society. It needs to be cured. Divide and conquer, the nationalists it has to be said are doing this well. This is Scotland, a divided country.

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Nadiya Hussain is a total rule-breaker these days. "I'm a part of two very different worlds - I'm British and I'm Bangladeshi," the 33-year-old explains, "and because I'm part of these two amazing worlds, I have no rules and no restrictions."
Hence why, three years on from winning Great British Bake Off, the Luton-born home cook is back with a new cookbook and accompanying BBC series, Nadiya's Family Favourites, in which she comprehensively "demolishes" the pork pie.
In fact, she's entirely reimagined the classic picnic snack, and gone and stuffed a hot water crust pastry case with a samosa filling. "I've taken the pork out and put the samosa in," she says, giddy on her own culinary power. "I have no rules, and because I have no respect whatsoever for tradition, I can do whatever I want, and that's why I feel so lucky."
This recipe collection also sees her flip a baked cheesecake upside down, make a single eclair into a colossal cakey-roll, invent a fish finger lasagne (really!), swap the prawn in prawn toast for chicken, and 'spike' a dish of macaroni cheese with piccalilli - the woman's a maverick.
However, her approach to clashing and mixing flavours and food-based institutions has triggered some tutting and huffing. Notably, she attracted criticism from the "Cornish pasty police" after she made some packed with lamb, apple and peas. "I got a massive telling off," she says, with an equally massive grin. "What's wrong with changing things around and making them taste different? There's nothing wrong with that. I'm not saying it's the original, I'm just saying it's a different version of it, and I think people are just scared that it might be better than the original."
Food, Hussain says, is meant to be fun and experimented with. "It's an expression of love. Why not mess about with it? It's fun and it's exciting; food is meant to bring joy and happiness - and bring families together."
It's tough love, but Hussain doesn't feel guilty if her trio of kids - Musa, Dawud and Maryan - refuse to eat what's available. "I feel a bit bad that they didn't eat, but they've learnt through time that she is not messing around. [They know] 'If I don't eat this dinner now, she is not going to feel guilty and come and feed me in the middle of the night'."
Luckily, she and husband Abdal have managed to produce children that aren't fussy-eaters, so much so that the week before we chat, she had all three begging her to dole out fragrant bowlfuls of fish head curry. "They were all over it like, 'Mummy! Please can we have that right now?' I was like, 'No, that's tomorrow's dinner, I've just cooked it early, you've got to have this instead', and they're like, 'No, no, no, please, please, please can we have it?' They just love fish head curry - and tripe!"
Tripe is not fashionable. Tripe is white, blubbery, cow stomach. Tripe cannot compete with the likes of fish fingers and pizza when it comes to child-friendly food - right?
"They love tripe!" Hussain promises. "Cook it down slowly for six hours, get it really soft - I cook it with a bit of vanilla just to get rid of some of the smells, some vegetables, then I take it out, pat it dry, cover it in flour and egg, then I crisp it up and slice it." She serves it in a curry sauce with rice, and convincingly makes tripe sound delicious. Plus, it's "cheap as chips" and when it comes to costs, as well as health, Hussain is ever aware.
"Everything in moderation... I can cook all the food that I cook, but we have balance and that's really important," she says. "I shouldn't feel guilty for cooking the things that I love, or that my family love. We eat, we enjoy it, we have balance - why not?"
Nadiya's Family Favourites by Nadiya Hussain, photography by Chris Terry, is published by Michael Joseph, priced £20. Available now.
A zingy stew that'll feed the masses.
"When I see fruit, I don't just see dessert or sweets. I love using fruit in my savoury cooking too. That's all thanks to my Bangladeshi home that I grew up in as a child," explains Nadiya Hussain, former Great British Bake Off winner.
"Citrus works just as well with savoury dishes as it does with sweet. The old grapefruit doesn't get much air time though. I love its combination of sweet and bitter, which works really nicely with the chicken. This stew is such a simple thing to make, but the grapefruit adds some razzle-dazzle."
1. Put the chicken into a bowl, add half a teaspoon of turmeric and mix until all the chicken is covered. Place a large saucepan on the hob on a medium to high heat and add the oil. Fry the chicken in batches, until cooked and brown around the edges. Put back into the bowl and set aside.
2. Add a little extra oil, about a tablespoon, to the pan. Add the garlic, onion and salt and cook until the onion is soft - this can take 10-15 minutes.
3. Now add the cumin, chilli flakes and the remaining half a teaspoon of turmeric and cook for a few minutes.
4. Add the grapefruit juice and zest, along with the browned chicken. Mix through, then add the hot water.
5. Stir in the cornflour/water mixture, then cover the pan with a lid and cook for 30 minutes.
6. Meanwhile, put the couscous into a bowl and stir in the salt. Put the butter on top. Pour in the boiling water until it reaches about 1cm above the couscous. Cover, then set aside so that the couscous can soak up the water.
7. When the chicken stew is cooked, take it off the heat and add the parsley. Serve the stew with the couscous.
This takes the sweet treat to the next level.
"This recipe is for anyone who loves eclairs, but wishes they took less time to make. Of course, you could simply buy one from the shop and, believe me, when I need my fix I often do, and gobble it up before the kids can lay eyes on it," says Nadiya Hussain.
"But for those who prefer their treats homemade, this is a safe place in-between, offering all the great elements of an eclair - pastry, cream and chocolate - but with a little less work and time involved."
1. Preheat the oven to 200°C/180°C fan/gas mark 6. Lightly grease a baking tray and line it with baking paper.
2. To make the pastry, put the water, butter, sugar and salt into a pan on a medium to high heat. Just barely bring to the boil, so the sugar and butter dissolve. Once they have dissolved, turn the heat down and drop the flour in quickly in one go. Stir straight away and keep going, to avoid any lumps. The mixture should look smooth and be coming away from the sides of the pan as you mix it.
3. Take off the heat. Add the eggs a little at a time, mixing after each addition. The mixture will look like it is separating, but keep mixing and it will come together. Keep going until all the eggs are used and the dough is smooth.
4. Pour the mixture into the centre of the prepared tray. Using an offset spatula or the back of a spoon, spread the mixture to a rectangle shape, roughly 20 x 30cm. Wet your fingers and pat down any peaks that may have formed, then pop it into the oven for 30 minutes.
5. Have a clean tea towel ready for when you take out the pastry. Take the roll out of the oven and turn it out on to the tea towel. Roll up the pastry from the shorter end, using the tea towel to help - being sure to roll up the tea towel inside the pastry too. Leave for 20 minutes to cool.
6. To make the filling, whip the cream to soft peaks with the icing sugar and vanilla bean paste. For the ganache, chop the dark chocolate and put it into a bowl. Warm the cream in a small pan, being careful not to let it boil. As soon as it just begins to come up to the boil, take it off the heat and pour it onto the chocolate. Mix until the chocolate has melted completely.
7. Unroll the pastry and spread the cream all over. Drizzle over the salted caramel. Re-roll the pastry, starting from the shorter end as before (this time don't wrap up the tea towel - tea towels are not tasty).
8. Put the roll on a serving plate and spread the ganache on top. Sprinkle over the shavings of milk chocolate and leave in the fridge when you are not eating it. If it makes it to the fridge at all, that is!

industry_corpus2: Hospitality & Catering


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The basic unit of data that can be processed by a Storm application is called a tuple. Each tuple consists of a predefined list of fields. The value of each field can be a byte, char, integer, long, float, double, Boolean, or byte array. Storm also provides an API to define your own data types, which can be serialized as fields in a tuple. A tuple is dynamically typed, that is, you just need to define the names of the fields in a tuple and not their data type. The choice of dynamic typing helps to simplify the API and makes it easy to use.
To do realtime computation on Storm, you create what are called "topologies". A topology is a graph of computation. You create a Storm topology and deploy it on a Storm cluster to process the data. Each node in a topology contains processing logic, and links between nodes indicate how data should be passed around between nodes.
The logic for a realtime application is packaged into a Storm topology. A Storm topology is analogous to a MapReduce job. One key difference is that a MapReduce job eventually finishes, whereas a topology runs forever (or until you kill it, of course). A topology is a graph of spouts and bolts that are connected with stream groupings.
The core abstraction in Storm is the "stream". A stream is an unbounded sequence of tuples. Storm provides the primitives for transforming a stream into a new stream in a distributed and reliable way. For example, you may transform a stream of tweets into a stream of trending topics. Thus, Storm can also be viewed as a platform to transform streams. In the above topology diagram, streams are represented by arrows.
The basic primitives Storm provides for doing stream transformations are "spouts" and "bolts". Spouts and bolts have interfaces that you implement to run your application-specific logic.
A spout is a source of streams. For example, a spout may read tuples off of a Kestrel queue and emit them as a stream. Or a spout may connect to the Twitter API and emit a stream of tweets.
A bolt consumes any number of input streams, does some processing, and possibly emits new streams. Complex stream transformations, like computing a stream of trending topics from a stream of tweets, require multiple steps and thus multiple bolts. Bolts can do anything from run functions, filter tuples, do streaming aggregations, do streaming joins, talk to databases, and more.
Networks of spouts and bolts are packaged into a "topology" which is the top-level abstraction that you submit to Storm clusters for execution. A topology is a graph of stream transformations where each node is a spout or bolt. Edges in the graph indicate which bolts are subscribing to which streams. When a spout or bolt emits a tuple to a stream, it sends the tuple to every bolt that subscribed to that stream.
Links between nodes in your topology indicate how tuples should be passed around. For example, if there is a link between Spout A and Bolt B, a link from Spout A to Bolt C, and a link from Bolt B to Bolt C, then everytime Spout A emits a tuple, it will send the tuple to both Bolt B and Bolt C. All of Bolt B's output tuples will go to Bolt C as well.
The tuple is the main data structure in Storm. A tuple is a named list of values, where each value can be any type. Tuples are dynamically typed -- the types of the fields do not need to be declared. Tuples have helper methods like getInteger and getString to get field values without having to cast the result. Storm needs to know how to serialize all the values in a tuple. By default, Storm knows how to serialize the primitive types, strings, and byte arrays. If you want to use another type, you'll need to implement and register a serializer for that type.
Whenever a spout emits a tuple, Storm tracks all the tuples generated while processing this tuple, and when the execution of all the tuples in the graph of this source tuple is complete, it will send back an acknowledgement to the spout. This tracking happens only if a message ID was provided while emitting the tuple. If null was used as message ID, this tracking will not happen.
A tuple-processing timeout can also be defined for a topology, and if a tuple is not processed within the specified timeout, a fail message will be sent back to the spout. Again, this will happen only if you define a message ID. A small performance gain can be extracted out of Storm at the risk of some data loss by disabling the message acknowledgements, which can be done by skipping the message ID while emitting tuples.
nextTuple():This method is called by Storm to get the next tuple from the input source. Inside this method, you will have the logic of reading data from the external sources and emitting them to an instance of backtype.storm.spout.ISpoutOutputCollector. The schema for streams can be declared by using the declareStream method of backtype.storm.topology.OutputFieldsDeclarer. If a spout wants to emit data to more than one stream, it can declare multiple streams using the declareStream method and specify a stream ID while emitting the tuple.
fail(Object msgId): This method is invoked by Storm when it identifies that the tuple with the given message ID has not been processed successfully or has timed out of the configured interval. In such scenarios, the user should do the required processing so that the messages can be emitted again by the nextTuple method.
open(): This method is called only once—when the spout is initialized. If it is required to connect to an external source for the input data, define the logic to connect to the external source in the open method, and then keep fetching the data from this external source in the nextTuple method to emit it further.
All processing in topologies is done in bolts. Bolts can be thought of as the operators or functions of your computation. They take as input any number of streams, process the data, and optionally emit one or more streams. Bolts may subscribe to streams emitted by spouts or other bolts, making it possible to create a complex network of stream transformations.
execute(Tuple input): This method is executed for each tuple that comes through the subscribed input streams. In this method, you can do whatever processing is required for the tuple and then produce the output either in the form of emitting more tuples to the declared output streams or other things such as persisting the results in a database.
If a message ID is associated with a tuple, the execute method must publish an ack or fail event using OutputCollector for the bolt or else Storm will not know whether the tuple was processed successfully or not.
prepare(Map stormConf, TopologyContext context, OutputCollector collector): A bolt can be executed by multiple workers in a Storm topology. The instance of a bolt is created on the client machine and then serialized and submitted to Nimbus. When Nimbus creates the worker instances for the topology, it sends this serialized bolt to the workers. The work will desterilize the bolt and call the prepare method. In this method, you should make sure the bolt is properly configured to execute tuples.
Each spout or bolt executes as many tasks across the cluster. Each task corresponds to one thread of execution, and stream groupings define how to send tuples from one set of tasks to another set of tasks. You set the parallelism for each spout or bolt in the setSpout and setBolt methods of TopologyBuilder.
Topologies execute across one or more worker processes. Each worker process is a physical JVM and executes a subset of all the tasks for the topology. For example, if the combined parallelism of the topology is 300 and 50 workers are allocated, then each worker will execute 6 tasks (as threads within the worker). Storm tries to spread the tasks evenly across all the workers.
A topology is a graph of computation.
A topology is a graph of computation. You create a Storm topology and deploy it on a Storm cluster to process the data.


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Security guard Paul Beasley patrols the campus at the Calvary Temple Church in Concord on Aug. 25, 2013.
One of several signs warns thieves that they are being watched at Calvary Temple Church in Concord.
Security guard Jerry McKinnon, right, keeps a watch on the parking area at Calvary Temple Church in Concord on Aug. 25, 2013.
Security guard Bruce Beasley, right, patrols the campus at Calvary Temple Church in Concord on Aug. 25, 2013.
Security guard Paul Beasley patrols the campus at Calvary Temple Church in Concord on Aug. 25, 2013.
EAST COUNTY — If there ever were honor among thieves, the days when they thought twice about targeting churches are gone. Just ask the Rev. Robert Rien of St. Ignatius of Antioch Church, which is on its third set of surveillance cameras — crooks stole all the others.
Or talk to St. John’s Lutheran Church, also in Antioch, where earlier this month a woman stole the garage door opener from an unlocked Honda sedan in the parking lot while the owners were attending Sunday service and, armed with the address from the vehicle’s registration papers, burglarized their home.
And there’s the Rev. Mario Howell of Antioch Church Family, who lost his personal laptops to burglars who swiped them from the church office a few weeks ago along with another computer, speakers and a 40-inch flat-screen TV.
Crimes against houses of worship in East County seldom include violence, although the possibility has put the need to take precautions on the radar of pastors everywhere: A San Diego church hosted a safety conference in June that included a presentation on how to respond to a shooter, and earlier this month a nationally known attorney hosted a webinar on the legal ramifications of gun violence on church grounds.
Locally, many churches are doing what they can to thwart those with larcenous intentions.
Some like Solomon Temple Missionary Baptist Church were prompted to beef up security following a rash of copper wire thefts a few years ago.
The Pittsburg church’s pastor assembled a team of volunteers that included off-duty police officers to patrol the parking lot with walkie-talkies during services.
Because some congregation members didn’t want the church to appear unwelcoming by also adding gates to the fence bordering its property, Solomon Temple instead installed closed-circuit TV cameras that could be accessed remotely so workers could keep an eye on the grounds even if they weren’t on-site, said Taunita Trotter, assistant to the pastor.
After someone stole all of them about a year ago, however, church leadership secured the two entrances to the parking lot with gates, she said.
“At that point it was a necessity,” Trotter said, noting that since then there haven’t been any problems.
St. Ignatius suffered similar troubles when thieves hit the church multiple times in a single month about two years ago, Rien said. They not only stole copper wire conduits from air conditioning units but all the security cameras on the building and in the parking lot and when the church replaced them, they made off with the second set as well, he said.
At that point parishioners began guarding the premises in two-person teams that worked in shifts from sunset to sunrise every day for a year until the church sealed off its perimeter with an iron fence and two gates at a cost of $58,000, he said.
A church member also donated a golf cart in which volunteers make the rounds of the expansive parking lot during the eight weekly services as well as at weddings, funerals and baptisms, he said.
But even those efforts didn’t help an 82-year-old woman who was knocked to the ground during an Aug. 18 purse snatching as she was walking to Mass, still too far from church for its security cameras to capture her assailant.
Like Solomon Temple, St. John’s Lutheran also has cameras — some of them hidden — to ensure the safety of members in the parking lot before and after evening choir practice.
Although the building is clearly visible from Highway 4 and Hillcrest Avenue, the lot itself is on a side street and anyone up to no good is consequently less exposed.
At New Birth Church in Pittsburg, parking lot attendants’ bright yellow vests alert would-be thieves that people are watching for suspicious activity.
Arguably one of the most crime-conscious churches is Calvary Temple, where security teams buzzing around the enormous parking lot in golf carts is just one aspect of a sweeping effort to protect worshippers as well as their belongings.
Professional-grade two-way radios link those monitoring the grounds to workers inside the church, and a police officer in the congregation has prepped ushers and greeters on how to spot someone who might be trouble as well as what to do if he or she becomes violent.
Church members wishing to volunteer in any capacity first are fingerprinted for a criminal-background check to weed out those who have sexually abused children or assaulted someone, said Executive Pastor Steve Hunt.
Those with a clean record receive a lanyard bearing their name, making it possible to spot visitors — and potential intruders, he said.
Parents of children enrolled in Calvary Temple’s preschool can’t access that building without entering a code, and the speaker system enables teachers in different classrooms to alert each other in an emergency.
In addition, the church sent a retired police officer who now works as a security consultant to a conference on how congregations can protect themselves, and its leaders will be reviewing a list of safety recommendations he has drawn up.
But Hunt acknowledges that no security measures are flawless.
“If somebody is bent on doing evil there is not a lot you can do to prevent it,” he said, noting that criminals can scale fences and study security guards’ routines to find a window of opportunity.


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For Villanova it's another guard in the NBA, while for Ryan Arcidiacono it's confirmation that the former Wildcats point guard and Neshaminy High School guard belongs in the association. Arcidiacono is returning to the Chicago Bulls on a partially guaranteed contract.
Guard Ryan Arcidiacono will sign a partially guaranteed one-year deal to re-sign with the Bulls, league sources tell Yahoo.
Arcidiacono, who played on a two-way contract with the Bulls season and for their summer league team, averaged two points and 1.5 assists in 24 NBA games last season.

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If you’ve been reading any of my posts for the last little while, you probably know I’m really into Podcasts. I host my own show, Alternative Airwaves, which is a quasi-monthly music podcast where I play Creative Commons songs exclusively.
Along with my friend Mike, I also co-host Futurama Pedia, which is a “release when we can” model; it’s tough to find time to record together, but when we do, we have a good time.
Beyond that, I’m always thinking in the back of my mind that I’d like to put a podcast together that requires less production time – I can just hit “record” and stitch it together.
Tonight (Monday, the 25th) I completely planned on recording a new episode of Alternative Airwaves; but to do that, I’d need to listen to several tracks (in my process, I usually listen to 15-20 songs per show, and only 12-15 make it), do some research about the artists, and then finally record. After that, I need to put the show together, track-after-track.
I thought about it some more, and realized that I didn’t want to put in the effort to do it. With that realization came the notion that I want to go back into turning it into a blog primarily, where it used to be both a blog and a podcast.
I have some thinking to do, about whether I even want to do that much (make it a blog). It’ll essentially cost me nothing to keep it going minus the cost of renewing the domain name, I just need to put time into it.

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Thanks Still. I am so sad. I have been watching Hallmark channel Christmas movies. It helps but not for long. I miss her.
This election is a nightmare that we cannot wake up from. Hillary is our President and will always be our President. Nobody can challenge that! NOBODY CAN!
Thanks Still. It still hurts.
I think it’s gonna hurt for a long, long time. Clapper resigned. He warned us. The Russian interference was real. Something is fishy. A long time from now we will probably hear that Hillary actually won this. It will be too late.

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We need to recognise and acknowledge every detail of God's work, be grateful and thankful for ALL things, even things we may perceive to be small.
God may do something for us and we may not realise that it was his work. Or we may tend to dismiss some things because we think that it was so small. But just like nothing is too big for God, remember that nothing is too small for God too.
Recently my dad told me about a time he was getting onto a bus, and then his card holder dropped under the bus and into a drain. People thought it was long gone, but when he checked, he saw that there was a wedge block so it didn't fall deep, so my dad was able to see it and pick it up, Now this card holder had his oyster card, bank and credit cards and money, and it was late so if it were lost, my dad would have been stranded. People around thought that it was just extreme luck. But to reclaim something that would have caused a huge loss is a miracle and God needs to be acknowledged and thanked.
We could perceive anything as luck or coincidence, but if we remember 1 Thes 5:18, where it says to give thanks in 'all circumstances.' This means giving thanks for everything, no matter how big or small it may be. If we rule things down to luck or coincidence, then who are we thanking? Who are we giving credit to? We are indirectly dismissing God's awesome work. If we say we believe that God can do majestic things, like part seas, move mountains and turn water into wine, then why don't we always recognise the work of God through the 'little' things that happen in our daily lives.
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If we only pray for big things, we will only thank God when big things happen.
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God wants to be part of every single part of out lives and we need to let him in. Sometimes we may get into a habit of only praying for big interventions and we may feel silly asking for small things from God. But there is nothing too big or small for God to do. Just like Mary didn't feel silly asking Jesus to provide wine for a wedding they were at (John 2:1-11).
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We should 'always give thanks to God for everything!' - Ephesians 5:20.


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For anyone considering Microdermabrasion in Aylesbury, Karma House have the range of expertise and experience to make any client feel that they are in safe hands. The Face-up Microdermabrasion system is one of the most innovative currently on the market; it uses a combination of massage and abrasion to help to give the client the younger-looking skin they are seeking, while at the same time enabling them to relax and enjoy the experience.
Microdermabrasion – how does it work?
In this method of Microdermabrasion, our experienced practitioners use a unique hand-piece, which works by rotating in such a way that the skin is massaged at the same time as the abrasion is taking place. This device has been patented and is exclusive to the Face-up system; it allows the skin to be cleared of impurities, no matter what the angle it is being used at. The hand-piece also makes use of micropulses to massage the surface of the skin, which helps stimulate the tissues and leave the skin feeling toned. This has a number of benefits, one of which is improving blood circulation to the skin, something that is essential for healthier skin.
So who would benefit from this type of treatment? When a client arrives for Microdermabrasion our practitioners are able to offer detailed advice on how the procedure is able to assist you with fine lines; skin that has been damaged by extended exposure to the sun; skin that is prone to blackheads and acne; skin that is blotchy as a result of hyperpigmentation and individuals who have enlarged pores. In addition the treatment can be used to help individuals who are suffering from oily skin, dry skin and scar tissue. As a bonus, once the treatment has been completed life does not have to slow down for a period of recovery; you simply get on with your day.
One of the advantages of opting for this type of treatment is that it is a very safe procedure, requiring no surgery and no down time. When enquiring about Microdermabrasion, our experienced specialists are able to confirm that is it suitable for people of all ages and all skin types. You will have an initial consultation, during which you will discuss with your practitioner the various issues with your skin and the results you expect to achieve. Your practitioner will then provide details of the various treatments you should be considering. The end result of the treatment will be a subtle change in the appearance of the skin; it will seem smoother, with fewer fine lines and a reduction in the incidence of age spots.
Following your Microdermabrasion, your practitioner will offer advice on how to care for the skin. This will typically include instructions on avoiding extremes of heat and cold and the application of sunscreen to give the new skin much needed protection. For an effective enjoyable treatment this is one of the best available for the skin; it is also one of the easiest. Whether you opt for a single session or a course of treatments, you will notice an immediate improvement in the texture and appearance of the skin. For best results it might be a good idea to have regular treatments, as this will ensure your skin always looks its best.
The innovative treatment provided by Karma House is very different to the traditional type of Microdermabrasion offered by most clinics. This treatment does not rely on the use of crystals to exfoliate the skin; instead the outstanding results here are achieved with the use of a patented abrasive head put together with a hydro mask containing collagen. This is absorbed by your skin with the help of the unique Microdermabrasion tool. We can also offer a variety of other specialist skin treatments including the Pumpkin Peel. If you have any questions about microdermabrasion, Aylesbury UK’s top practitioners are on hand to give you all the information you require.
Take a look at this short video about Microdermabrasion at Karma House and what is involved.
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i reported a bug about verification not working well when adding or editing internal cheats. then I looked at the code and realized that the problem is different than what I thought.
the add/edit cheat dialog has 3 input fields that need verification. address, value, and size.
the address needs to be between 000000 and 400000, the value need to be legal and match the size.
method of verification is, to check when there's input to one of the fields, if value is legal enable the add/update(ok) button, and if it's illegal, disable the (ok) button.
when typing in the address field, only the address field is checked for validity.
when typing in the value field, all aspects are checked.
when clicking radio buttons to change sizes, no verification happens.
if the address field is invalid, the (ok) buttons will always stay disabled. that's okay.
if the value is invalid, or is bigger than size, the (ok) will be disabled when you type value, but re-enabled if you edit the address field, even though the value is still invalid.
if the value is valid and matches size, then you change the size to smaller, check does not happen, even if value is too big now, the (ok) is still enabled.
3. write a single verification function and add it where needed.
So, that's that, it needs fixing, and if none of you care, I might try to do that later (and probably fail anyway).
also, sorry for the length, has to do with my lack of communication skill.
I suspect that stuff hasn't been done properly because it is somewhat harder than it appears or than it ought to be. Make sure youre looking at the latest svn since I think that code may have been changed since 0.9.5 and throw us a patch if you want us to look at it.
probably looks like a mess, but works, as far as I can test.
waiting for review and corrections, thanks.
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Over at Mark Thoma’s indispensable Economist’s View is a sub-blog by Tim Duy, Fed Watch. Generally, it is too technical for me. But the other day, I was really struck by an article, Makes You Wonder What The Fed Is Thinking. Of course, I always wonder what the Fed is thinking. But when someone like Duy says that, it makes me take note.
He started by noting that one of the reasons that the Federal Reserve is set to raise interest rates is because it believes that the inflation rate will “approach” its 2% target in 2016. Now before we get to Duy’s point, think about that for a moment. According to the Fed, it is supposed to target 2%. Now it’s looking like the Fed is saying that really the 2% target is a ceiling. They are not willing to let it get above that point. If that’s the case, I wish the Fed could tell us so that we could fire them all and restructure the organization. As it is, the Fed doesn’t seem to be much concerned with employment, which is the other thing that it is supposed to do.
But as Josh Zumbrun noted in The Wall Street Journal, while the Fed may think that inflation will “approach” 2% next year, “The trouble is they have made the same prediction for the past four years.” It seems that in Fedlandia, we are always and forever on the verge of inflation. The Fed isn’t any better than the Ron Pauls of the world who tell us we must buy gold because hyperinflation is coming. The Fed types scoff that such idiocy. But they don’t seem to be able to learn from their own failed predictions.
What Duy highlighted is the asymmetric nature of the Fed interest rate increases. If the economy starts to heat up, causing inflation — the Fed can just raise interest rates as high and for as long as necessary. But if economy goes into recession, the Fed can only lower interest rates to zero. So if they raise interest rates too soon, there is little the Fed can do to fight the resulting recession. There are other asymmetries in all of this. And they all point in the same direction. So why raise rates now?
Duy mentioned the “financial stability” argument. According to this argument, low interest rates will “encourage excessive risk-taking.” Really?! Because I remember the Fed watching the tech bubble and the housing bubble inflate over years without doing anything about it. I think this argument is just more apologetics. The situation is this: the Fed wants to raise interest rates; but there is no real reason to raise interest rates; so the Fed goes looking for reasons to justify things it wants to do regardless.
I’m sorry to be constantly harping on the Federal Reserve. But it really is ridiculously important. The truth is that with the current philosophy of the Fed, the working class will never get ahead. As soon as the economy is starting to do well enough that workers can share in productivity growth, the Fed puts on the brakes. This is not good. In general, the Fed has not been a major tool of the power elite. But it looks more and more like that. And imagine what it would be doing if it had been filled with people by Donald Trump or Ted Cruz? It’s too frightening to contemplate.
Tim Duy photo cropped from video stream. Licensed under fair use.
Of course they could also not raise rates since this song and dance keeps happening and they keep not raising the rates. But what do I know? Other than I need to get a copy of Clue for a stupid singles mixer I have to host for my sister.
I think I remember that they met today. I’m not sure when they announce anything. We’ll see.
Another item where there is bipartisan concern, but for opposite reasons. Ask people ‘Are you worried about the Federal Reserve?’ Democrats and Republicans will say ‘YES!’. Ask why and the first group talks about interest rates and employment, while the second group says argle bargle gold standard – trilateral commission – illuminati, etc. Liberals who respond to generic ‘Obamacare, good or bad?’ are almost never allowed to qualify with the objections everyone here is quite familiar with. The center is mostly those who really don’t know and don’t care, and the few who like things pretty much like they are.
That’s exactly right. It’s also why I hate stats like, “Only 8% of Americans think Congress is doing a good job.” Yeah, but they disagree about why. That number doesn’t tell us anything. But I always think about this when I’m ragging on the Federal Reserve (or Obamacare for that matter): there are people who rag on it but for the opposite reason (in as much as their reasons are coherent).

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PASHMINA Gets a Star from PW!
Nidhi Chanani’s first graphic novel, PASHMINA, is coming out in October from First Second, and Publishers Weekly has just given it a starred review!
Italian rights have already gone to Il Castoro.
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After Butter Side Up launched into the New Year with a performance from Specter and Andrew James Gustav, they have shot back in with yet another great booking. In February Wire will welcome Detroit’s young, talented and painfully good Kyle Hall.
Still in his early 20’s, Kyle has proved himself among the most elite of those who hail from the Motor City, having already fabricated music that has been of a quality high enough to get onto labels such as Omar S’ FXHE, Hyperdub and Warp Records. Kyle also has his own imprint, Wild Oats, also a supremely influential label in itself, which has fronted releases from the likes of Jay Daniel, Anthony Shakir, Funkinevil and Da Sampla as well as Kyle himself both under his birth name and his alias KMFH. Yeah, he’s KMFH girl! Not akin on keeping to a certain style, Hall has built a strong catalogue of tracks that have oozed glitchy breaks, funk driven grooves and mechanic percussion, all gaining the nod from his peers that have helped Kyle rise up to become on of Detroit’s most exciting youngsters.
Supporting Kyle will be another young gun on the rise in Leeds, TMS. Born and bred in the city, Tom has been gaining sets all over the city at Back To Basics and Deep Fever, to name just a couple, and has got his tracks signed to Odd Socks and Mora Music. Keep an eye on this top selector and good friend of Butter Side Up, who will be joined by a selection of residents from BSU’s own Hamish Cole, Hugh Bailey, Johnny Sleight and Ciaran Hansen.


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There is something about the Jewish way of humor and storytelling I've always found enormously appealing. I memorized material by Henny Youngman and Myron Cohen at an age when, to the best of my knowledge, I had never met a Jew. I liked the rhythm, the contradiction, the use of paradox, the anticlimax, the way word order would be adjusted to back up into a punch line. There seemed to be deep convictions about human nature hidden in gags and one-liners; a sort of rueful shrug. And the stories weren't so much about where they ended as how they got there.
Q. In the review that you and Siskel did of "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer," you said the movie drained years, even centuries, out of the human "time pool." I did some calculations and learned that it's worse than you feared.


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Wheels & Tires Discuss rims and tires here.
Nitto 555G2 Summer UHP review. 500 mile report.
I was lucky enough to be selected to test the new Nitto 555G2 Summer Ultra High Performance tires.
I received the tires and installed them April 29, 2016 and have put just over 500 miles on them now. The size is 255-45x18, just a little different from the stock 235-50x18 and the small difference in size has little effect on the speedometer. The extra width of the tire though looks great from the back of the car!
These are at least as quiet on the road as my Nitto Motivo were. That set has 7/32 or 8/32 of tread so that set may have a little more road noise. The ride is very smooth. First thing I noticed, the car handles like it is on rails. Definitely better handling than before. Dodging potholes, or having to make a quick turn, the car moves right away.
I had a chance to try them in the rain and grip was still very good. Hit the accelerator getting on the highway and firm, crisp, shifts with no noticeable tire spinning.
So far I am very pleased with this set of tires. During the next review period I hope to get a chance to try them out at the drag strip to see how they do on a pass there.
Tires were supplied by Nitto Tire U. S. A. Inc.
Update on my Nitto 555G2 tire test. I received the tires and installed them April 29, 2016 and no have just over 5,000 miles on them. I found that in order to get a better MPH on my car I needed to adjust the tire revolution per mile higher than the online sites were saying. Finally found the correct setting so that in 20 miles of driving my odometer is off by 0.2.
Now that summer is here and I am driving with the top down frequently I have noticed that the 555G2 has a little more noise than the Motivo that I was running previously. With the top up, about the same, but top down I can hear them more. Nothing annoying, just was looking for the difference as part of my review.
I had a chance to try them at the drag strip. Not as grippy as my drag radials, a little more than the Motivo or the stock Pirelli Pzero that the car came with. My impression is that they are more of a road course/street tire than a drag strip/street tire. The grip in cornering is still noticeable after 5,000 miles.
So how did these hold up while you still had the car? Anyone else using these on their car?
They were great. I am thinking of getting them for the 2017 EcoBoost because I liked them and living in North Carolina I don't really need to worry about having to swap to the snow tires in November.


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“I love pictures almost as much as music,” Claude Debussy remarked to Edgard Varèse in 1911. Seascapes, Spanish fiestas, watery reflections and mists can all be found in his music. In the first of three annual recitals at Wigmore Hall devoted to the composer, Philippe Cassard took us on an engrossing picture postcard tour of Debussy’s musical world, from Japanese gardens to Moorish palaces, with a detour via Ancient Greece. Intelligently programmed around five different themes, Cassard offered a masterclass in tone painting, drawing a remarkable range of hues and shades from the Wigmore Steinway.
Pagodes illustrated the softer side of Cassard’s palette, chalky pastels and bell-like sonorities sketching a Japanese water garden awash with pentatonic scales and hints of Javanese Gamelan. Cassard’s right hand rippled delicate cascades as sunlight caught the water. As we moved from Asia to Spain, charcoal strokes provided bolder contrasts. Inspired by a postcard of the Moorish gate of the Alhambra in Grenada sent to Debussy by Manuel de Falla, La puerta del vino was a vivid display of light and shade.
This earthier Mediterranean section was also a delicious study in rhythm, from the swaying habanera of La soirée dans Granade – a steamy Andalusian evening, with hints of a fiesta from afar – to the jota of La Sérénade interrompue, where the troubadour’s melody is rudely interrupted. Cassard caught the brusque humour at work here, with lively imitations of a Spanish guitar. More dance came from the Bay of Naples, a tarantella rhythm infecting Les collines d’Anacapri, Debussy infusing his only Italian sojourn with the bright light of B major.
A section entitled “Paysages et poètes français” paid homage to Charles Baudelaire and Stéphane Mallarmé, culminating in Cassard’s own tweaking of Leonard Borwick’s piano transcription of the Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune. Here, one missed the sensuality of the flute’s long, sustained opening phrases, but it was full of passionate ardour, even if the harmonies were smudged and smeared once or twice. An Impressionist Faune perhaps.
Debussy interest in classical antiquity had been aroused by the archaeological excavations of the French School of Athens in the late 19th century. He even had his own collection of Egyptian funerary urns. Danseuses de Delphes was inspired by ancient Greek sculptures in the Louvre, which Debussy admired. One could smell the incense as Cassard led us delicately through this slow sarabande, punctuated by percussion-like accents of major seconds, representing the crotales or finger cymbals used by dancers in Greek mythology. In 1894, the poet Pierre Louys had successfully passed off his Chansons de Bilitis as genuine ancient texts, which Debussy then set to music. He later transcribed some of them as piano solos, Six épigraphs antique from which we heard the seductive Pour l’égyptienne.
“With English Subtitles” offered a whimsical quartet. Shakespeare’s Puck leapt and scurried around the keyboard, Cassard raising eyebrows at his antics, while Dickens’ Samuel Pickwick was announced with the portentous notes of the national anthem. A pair of cake-walks concluded official proceedings, a Gallic shrug and an impish grin reserved for Debussy’s naughty Wagnerian quotation from Tristan und Isolde in the Golliwogg’s Cake-Walk.
Our final port of call, by way of a generous encore, was Jersey, where Debussy spent a week with Emma Bardac (soon to become his second wife) in 1904. The resulting L’isle joyeuse sent us into the December night enveloped in the shimmering heat of June. A delicious recital, making one hunger for next instalment.
Debussy, Préludes, Bk 2 no. 9: Hommage à S. Pickwick Esq. P.P.M.P.C.
Waltzing on a Monday evening? Wigmore Hall is not exactly the Tower Ballroom, but last night it did a fair impression as a temple of dance when Philippe Cassard played the third of his Debussy Perspectives series.


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Well it is February now and things are going pretty good still! There was a little bad news though, the day we were going to baptize Irwing he didn´t show up and he has been having a little doubts. He mentioned something about not knowing if he is ready still, we know he is ready and he has been really excited about his baptism. We asked him if he had prayed about it and he hadn´t, but he said he is going to pray about it now. We have an appointment with him later today so hopefully we can help him with whatever he is going through. Elder Soto and I have a good idea what it is he needs but we will see!.. But aside from that their wedding in the beginning of the week went well. We were witnesses for the wedding and everything. It was nice to see Irwing and Marisol making such an awesome step in their lives together.
We found some more people to teach this week too and they both seem like they have been very prepared for our message! It´s always amazing when we run into people who seem like they´ve already known everything that we are saying is true. It´s like we help them find a part of them that has just been dorment in their lives!.. One of them is this lady named Gladis who actually lives really close to our house. We were looking for this one street and asked her, ended up talking to her more, and teaching her a lesson right then in her house. We left her a Book of Mormon and she has been reading it and everything. We want to teach her husband now too. The other is this old man who is 89 and likes to talk a lot but is very wise! I´ve been learning a lot of things from him and we taught him the Plan of Salvation the first time we meet with him because we felt that he needed it. He told us we´re the only people in his life that have ever really wanted to teach him something. And was very happy for us teaching him about the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Today we had an activity in the morning with our Zone. We hiked up this mountain right near the beach and it was really awesome. It was a fun little activity and our zone leader Elder Foulger is leaving this week, so it was kind of like his farewell too. We had a good district meeting after and Elder Soto and I have been doing good this week. My spanish is getting better but definitely still needs improvement. I´m not too worried about that anymore though. Mainly just am trying to figure out how we can help all the people we are teaching!.. It´s awesome being able to see how much the gospel effects the peoples lives around me, and thinking about how much of an effect it has had on my life.
I hope everybody has a wonderful week. Thanks for all the support, love, and prayers.


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Whether you are starting a new business or developing an existing one, having a clear idea of what the business should look like over the next 3 to 5 years is vital to enable you to direct resources and judge progress.
With a start up business you will have a blank canvas and will need to consider everything from the fundamentals of what the business will do and how and where it will do it to the financials such as what turnover it will generate, what profit it will make and what investment it will need.
With established businesses, unless you are planning a major new service or acquisition, most of the fundamentals will be in place and the likely development plans will be aimed at growth and efficiency.
We can help with all aspects of goal setting including the building of financial forecasts to model what the planned activities will look like. We can also benchmark existing businesses against their peers to highlight areas for improvement.
Knowing where you want to be is not much use unless you know where you are. Timely, accurate and relevant management information covering all aspects of your business is essential to make sure you are on track to achieve your goals. Knowing what profit you made last month is a good start, knowing exactly which products and services generated it is even better.
We can help you select and implement the right accounting system for your business.
We work with a number of speacialist consultancies and can help you define your plans in each area.
Regular review of where you are compared to where you want to be is necessary to ensure you are on track to achieve your goals. The earlier you can detect issues, the easier they are to correct.
We can help you to define the Key Performance Indicators for your business and set monthly targets for each which can then be compared to actual results.


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Silver Star ski resort is a quaint resort with a mid-mountain village filled with Victorian-type buildings painted in an array of colours in an otherwise white wilderness.
Accommodation is ski in / ski out with over 3000 skiable acres – the “front side” of the mountain offers long, groomed cruisers plus gladed skiing while the notorious “back side” offers some great steep, groomed advanced runs as well as tight mogul chutes and extreme double diamonds that will keep the more seasoned expert skiers very content.
Silver Star ski resort is best suited for families or guests who just love their skiing. There are a number of great restaurants, a fantastic wine bar and of course, Long Johns Pub in the village. With the unique “My1Pass”, lift tickets include not only alpine skiing but also Nordic skiing, tubing, skating and snowshoeing.
To entertain the kids, Silver Star ski resort offers a thrilling tube park, natural ice pond and even mini snowmobile rides.
Kids 12 and under ski free with the purchase of an adult 5+ day lift ticket (with valid accommodation booking).
Not valid: 21 Dec – 02 Jan.
Not valid certain properties: 03 Jan – 22 Feb.
Kids 12 and under rent free with the purchase of an adult 5+ day rental package (with valid accommodation booking).
Buy 5 Day lift pass & receive 1 additional day FREE (with valid accommodation booking).
Absolutely LOVED SilverStar - Terrain was incredible, the people were so friendly and really felt at home. Going for 6 weeks next time it's that good!
Nice, friendly, laid-back - perfect for families.

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Carrying-case manufacturer Skooba announced Thursday that it's working with the Transportation Security Administration on new laptop bags that can pass through airport security without having the computer inside removed.
Carrying-case manufacturer Skooba--the same company that brought the world the slightly mocking Skreener bag --announced Thursday that it's working with the Transportation Security Administration on new laptop bags that can pass through airport security without having the computer inside removed.
"If all goes well, this will be very welcome news for many tech-travelers.," the company stated in a release issued today. "We have some beautiful prototypes, patents and trademarks pending, and expect to have our security-friendly line out in time for the back to school/fall/holiday season."
The new designs are a response to a announcement issued by the TSA back in March soliciting manufacturers for "checkpoint-friendly" designs. The organization received 50-odd designs including entries by high profile companies such as Skooba and Targus.


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Despite the verdant surroundings, the holiday fare in San Francisco mirrored that in other American cities, as shown by the menu below from the Russ House. Opened on Montgomery Street earlier that year, the three-story Italianate building was a notch below the city’s most luxurious hotels, the Lick and the Occidental. Still, the Russ House was a fine establishment, serving turkey stuffed with truffle, quail à la Perigord, and other fancy dishes for its Christmas dinner.
Regional dishes were few and far between on menus in the nineteenth century. What makes this menu distinctive is the wine list on the back offering four varietals and blends from the Sonoma Valley.2 While every effort was made to replicate the growing and wine-making techniques of Europe, these wines were uniquely different, reflecting the climate, soils, and terrain of the region. Interestingly, the price of the local wines is the same, or about the same, as the imported counterparts. This parity changed in the mid-1860s when the budding wine industry in California vastly expanded production, causing the prices of its products to decline.
Three days after Christmas, the city received disturbing news that the Confederate sloop-of-war Alabama captured the California mail steamer Ariel off the coast of Cuba. Before the trans-continental railroad was completed, such events heightened the sense of isolation for those living on the West Coast. In August of that year, the steamer Golden Gate burned and sank near Manzanillo, Mexico. In addition to the loss of over 200 passengers and boxes of gold, the Golden Gate went down with 14,000 letters, some of which may have contained menus—it was customary to occasionally enclose a menu as a way of reassuring the folks back home that you were doing fine in some far-off land. What made menus comforting was that they reflected a universal cuisine that defined one facet of what was considered civilized society. When regional variations finally began to creep onto American menus, it was often in the form of local wines.
2. These wines may have come from the Buena Vista Winery in Sonoma, situated only forty-five miles from the hotel. Founded in 1857, it is considered to be the first major vineyard in California.
3. The Sainsevain Brothers then produced a sparkling wine at the El Aliso vineyard in Los Angeles. Opening a store in San Francisco in 1857, this winery soon led the state with a production of 125,000 gallons of wine and brandy. In 1862, the Sainsevain Brothers wine was being advertised at Taylor’s Saloon, a stylish restaurant in New York City.


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how do I get a function loaded into the SmTbl.c?
Can someone tell my why exec() in PHP isn't working for Windows?
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How to make 'optparse' print menu by default if no argument provided?
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computing the greatest common divisor.
Let's start with the following motivational question.
integers a and b, and now would like to convince us that it is equal to d.
First of all, we can of course check that d divides a and b.
this gives us no information whether it is the greatest or not, right?
number than d that divides both a and b.
divider of a and b, it is enough to represent it.
And in the form ax plus by, where x and y are integers, okay let's prove it.
assume that d is equal to ax plus by where x and y are integers.
Then necessarily d is equal to the greatest common divisor of a and b.
of the fact that d is the greatest common divisor of and b.
So let's prove this theorem.
So first of all since d divides a and b, it is a common divisor of a and b.
it implies that d is at most GCD of a and b.
GCD of a and b is the greatest common divisor.
So some divisor is definitely at most the greatest common divisor.
Okay, on the other hand, so GCD of a and b is some common divisor of a and b.
But this means, in fact, that it should divide d.
So GCD of a, b divides a and b.
It means that it also divides a times x and b times y.
And it also divides the sum of them.
So we conclude that gcd of a, b divides d.
b is at most d because no number larger than d can divide d.
So all in all we conclude that the d is equal to GCD of a, b.
is at most the greatest common divisor of a and b.
And at the same time the greatest common divisor of a and b is at most d.
So these two numbers are equal, okay?
So this is nice and let me illustrate this with a couple of examples.
So the great common divisor of 10 and 6 is equal to 2.
combination of 10 and 6.
then you compute the sum, you get exactly 2.
So this says, -10 plus 12, it gives us 2.
So the greatest common divisor of 7 and 5 is equal to 1.
which is the greatest common divisor of 7 and 5.
So two more examples which are not so easy to compute by hand here on the fly.
But still, so the greatest common divisor of 239 and 299 is equal to 23.
the numbers 391 and 299, okay?
it also gives us a certificate.
And by certificate I mean these two numbers, x and y.
discovered in the previous video does the following.
for computing the greatest common divisor of b and the remainder of a divided by b.
So this happens when a is at least b, okay?
it actually returned us not only the greatest common divisor d itself.
of the linear combination of the parameters.
the remainder of a divided by b.
the representation of d is a linear combination of these two parameters.
Namely, that d is equal to bp plus a mod b times q.
So p and q is a certificate in this case.
certificate into a certificate of the pair a and b, okay?
So for this we need a little bit of calculations.
Okay, so we know that d is equal to b times p plus a mod b times q.
First of all, let's do the following, let's rewrite a mod b using just a and b.
So just by definition a mod b is a remainder of a when divided by b.
so what is left is some number which is smaller than b, okay?
So this is, for this we need to subtract from a some number of copies of b.
by b is exactly what we get when we divide a by b, okay?
So this is a number of copies that we subtract.
So a mod b is equal to a minus a divided by b.
So in the integer part of it divide and multiply by b.
Okay, so when we rewrite it like this, we can now regroup all the terms.
this is exactly what we see here and.
times p plus b, this b times a divided by b by q.
And this gives us the following expressions.
So this is a new certificate for a and b.
we need to multiply b by this expression, okay?
So let's go through this code line by line once again.
that the first parameter is always at least the second one.
It is convenient in this case.
So b is at least 0 and not both of them are equal to 0.
So first of all, if b is equal to 0.
So if smaller number's equal to 0 then we return the result immediately.
to the larger number, right?
And the certificate x and y are equal to just 1 and 0, right.
So x and y are equal to 1 and 0.
So recall that in this case, b is equal to 0.
So where and d is equal to a.
b times 0, which is clearly correct.
this as a linear combination of a and b, so this is x, this is y.
So in this case, the output is clearly direct.
In the opposite case, when b is greater than 0, we make a recursive call.
Recall that in this case, we swap the parameters.
our second parameter is the remainder of a divided by b.
it gives us the greatest common divisor, and also a certificate b, q.
And using the formula from the previous slide, we can view the new certificate.
So x is just equal to q and y is equal to b minus q times a divided by b.
And here we use this integer division.
exactly an integer number a divided by b, okay?
and that d represents, d can be represented by ax plus by.
So in the end we return the result d, x, y.
also the certificate of this greatest common divisor.
which we discussed already is an essential part of modern integrated protocols.

industry_corpus2: Math & Statistics


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Hussain will be appearing at one of our Self Care Sundays on 10th Feb, alongside Megan Hine - not an event to be missed.
Probably the best poet in the UK, certainly one of the most important mental health campaigners, and definitely an inspiration to everyone, Hussain Manawer is a Book of Man favourite and we’re delighted he’s going to be taking part in The Festival of New Masculinity.
Hussain will be the special guest at our Self Care Sunday on 10th February at The Book Club in east London. He’s joining the bill alongside Megan Hine, who will be talking about ‘The Call of the Wild’, why nature and adventure are crucial to our well-being. Hussain will then perform some of his poetry before sitting down for a Q&A.
You can buy your tickets to the event here.
Ticket price includes brunch, and proceeds will go to CALM.
Our partners for the event are SEB MAN, a new brand aiming to shatter stereotypes around men. They will be providing grooming and goodie bags at the event.
Vegan beer brand. Freedom Brewery will be supplying the beer.
Hussain Manawer is an award-winning poet and musician and all round though leader. With 5 sold-out London headline tours, including legendary music venue Scala, Hussain’s global reach continues to grow and has seen him share platforms with world leavers including HRH Meghan Markle, actress Emma Watson and the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau.
Hussain recently launched the UK’s largest mental health festival and received an Honorary Fellowship from the prestigious Kings College London for his work in mental health and public sciences. His poetry has since garnered regular airtime on stations such as BBC Radio 1, 1xtra, Radio 4, 5, 6 and Asian Network.