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Join your host, Barry O'Kane, as he talks with web and digital agency owners, developers, designers, and digital leaders about a kaleidoscope of topics to help you build an agency that delivers value beyond profit.
Each season digs deep into a specific challenge of running and growing a world changing web agency. Check out previous seasons, then tune in for new episodes of Happy Porch Radio on Thursdays.
This season is an exploration of diversity & inclusion in our industry, especially gender diversity. Diversity is a huge and complex area. Our hope is that this season will be a useful and interesting contribution.
Unlike previous seasons, in season 4, Barry is joined by a number of amazing cohosts! Hopefully the three way conversations make for an informed and entertaining listen.
Whether you run a digital agency, web design agency, branding agency, SEO agency, internet marketing agency or web development agency, managing your agency for the long haul is no small feat. Industry experts talk about the business challenges and opportunities that we all face and share the amazingly valuable lessons they have learned along the way.
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I'm back from Savannah and getting back into things here at home. Today I'm just popping in to report that Waiting for Sanity won a Judge's Choice award from Judge Kristy Daum! That was such a wonderful surprise. This quilt was inspired by the free range triangle quilts of Gwen Marston and was started in a class with her last year, So, again, I am indebted to Gwen for the inspiration.
If you want to see all the winners, check out this post by the Modern Quilt Guild. Any time I go to a show there are always fabulous quilts that I don't remember seeing, so it's great that we can go back and look at posts after the fact. I'll be posting my photos and impressions from the show over the next week so stay tuned for that.

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Since 2004, Dynasty Builders has been a leader in building custom homes of superior quality, innovative designs and craftsmanship.
Currently, Dynasty is actively building in communities such as St. Albert, Fort Saskatchewan and Morinville. We also build custom homes tailored to our client’s needs.
We pride ourselves in building better communities of superior quality and customer service that exceeds your expectations. With our extensive selection of home plans, you can rest assure that you will find your perfect home with Dynasty Builders. If you are looking for your own unique home that is custom to your life style and needs, Dynasty Builders can design you the custom home of your dreams.
The advantage of a Dynasty built home can be seen and experienced in the EXTRA value fixtures, finishes and features enjoyed by your family and your bank account.
Fully insulated, dry walled and fire taped.
© 2016 Dynasty Builders. All Rights Reserved.

industry_corpus2: Real Estate & Construction


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Your pH Balanced Muscle Builder!
BCAA Fuel is the next generation of BCAA powder technology. Buffered with alkalizing minerals and fortified with other natural muscle-enhancing nutrients, BCAA Fuel utilizes the Power of pH to optimize muscle growth and energy production. Whatever your sport, BCAA Fuel is your best work-out partner.
What are the ingredients in BCAA Fuel & what do they do?
Every ingredient in our synergistically formulated BCAA Fuel has been selected for its multiple benefits proven to enhance sports performance and workouts. This unique formulation yields noticeably rapid results without the detrimental acidity often associated with higher doses of Branched Chain Amino Acids.
This potent trio of essential amino acids are called “Branched Chain Amino Acids” or BCAAs for short. BCAAs make up nearly a fifth of our body’s muscle proteins. Their unique chemical branching formation has been extensively studied and shown to improve recovery and reduce exercise-induced fatigue by enhancing the generation of mitochondria (our body’s cellular energy producer). BCAAs are also our most important protein energy source for exercise. They prevent muscle catabolism (breakdown) and help maintain strength for even the most intense and hard-core training.
One of the only amino acids able to cross the blood-brain barrier, L-Glutamine is also one of the most studied amino acids. It is proven critical to the repair and rebuilding of muscle tissue. Long-time body builders and professional athletes know firsthand the importance of including L-Glutamine in their sports nutrition programs and depend on it to help heal cases of traumatic injury.
This fermented amino acid is becoming more popular and appreciated for its ability to increase energy and improve athletic importance. Our bodies convert L-citrulline to L-arginine and nitric oxide, which acts to improve blood flow and reduce blood pressure. L-Citrulline promotes endurance during prolonged aerobic and anaerobic exercise. It also helps decrease muscle soreness after exercise.
Magnesium Carbonate * Potassium & Sodium Bicarbonates –Instant pH Power!
BCAA Fuel uses the power of pH to help you optimize your workouts and maximize your results! Experience the instant buffering action of alkalizing minerals. Although they are great muscle-builders, proteins and amino acids often increase acidity in the body, impairing tissue oxygenation and repair. Buffered BCAA Blast helps balance pH, reduce uric acid (by- product of protein), and control the lactic acid “burn” so you can work harder, longer and better.
All Pierce Performance Nutrition products are made using the highest quality ingredients in a certified GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) facility that meets all Health Canada standards.
Give your workouts a blast of Natural Anabolic Muscle Power with Pierce® Performance pH Balanced BCAAfuel!
Loaded with Branched Chain Amino Acids (Leucine, Isoleucine, Valine) BCAAfuel builds and repairs lean muscle mass. This buffered muscle-building formula ensures optimal metabolic alkalinity & promotes healthy muscle growth without dangerous side effects! Use it before, during and after serious workouts to enhance muscularity. Fortified with fermented L-Citrulline & L-Glutamine BCAAfuel is the best BCAA powder in Canada. Made in Canada in a cGMP (current Good Manufacturing Practices) facility that is licensed by Health Canada.
Recommended Use or Purpose: Workout supplement. Athletic support. Source of essential amino acids for the maintenance of good health. Source of (essential) amino acids involved in muscle protein synthesis. Assists in the building of lean muscle [tissue/mass] when combined with regular [weight/resistance] training and a healthy balanced diet. Source of branched chain amino acids (BCAAs), which are involved in protein synthesis. Helps restore plasma glutamine levels depleted after periods of physical stress (e.g. prolonged exhaustive exercise). Helps to assist in muscle cell repair after exercise. Helps the body to metabolize carbohydrates, proteins and fats. Helps in the development and maintenance of bones and teeth. Helps in tissue formation. Helps to maintain proper muscle function.
Directions: (Adults) take 1 scoop daily, or as directed by a health care practitioner. Mix product well in 1-2 cups of liquid (water, juice, etc.) immediately before consumption.
Non-Medicinal ingredients: beetroot, citric acid, natural fruit punch flavour, lecithin, medium chain triglycerides, stevia rebaudiana leaf, xylitol.
Cautions & Warnings: If seal around cap is broken or missing, do not use. Consult a health care practitioner prior to use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Ensure to drink enough fluid before, during, and after exercise. Store in a cool, dry place.

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The Strategic Sourcing group has spent hundreds of hours creating savings for the organization. All year you have heard about the forecasted savings, but when those negotiated dollars do not reach the P&L, questions arise over why the savings were not realized. What happened?
Organizations can equip their sourcing professionals with several tools, such as creating standard terms and clauses to expedite the process and establishing an accessible contract repository (see previous blog "Retaining Value Through Contract Management” for more information on these topics). While the team can utilize these tools in the negotiation and drafting of the contract, they are not present in everyday purchasing transactions to enforce the purchasing terms.
Top 10 Challenges to Change Management "Done Right"
You have probably heard some flavor of the old adage, "There's a difference between just doing things and doing them right."
It speaks to the importance of being very intentional in our choices and actions versus being satisfied with just making an effort of any size. Often, it's the difference between really being effective in what we do and...well...just "being". Fact is, we face these kinds of choices throughout our day, in both our work and in our personal lives.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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Vehicle repair center is certainly an unavoidable part of getting an automobile because you can encounter unpredicted breakdowns and repairs often. Maintenance and repair services are very important a vehicle running reliably also to extend its existence.
Just what a Vehicle Repair Center Are Capable Of Doing?
You will find numerous vehicle repair center providers within your locality. And selecting the very best the very first is really essential since it implies that you receive the best service supplied with minimal volume of. But how would you identify the correct one incorporated within this. Listed here are a couple of useful tips that will assist you understand the best company within your locality.
Necessities such as handful of what you require to keep in mind when choosing a repair firm.
You can start looking by searching into creating a summary of all the nearby vehicle repair centers in your neighborhood. Once you have an inventory, it is possible to pick a qualified one from incorporated within this by searching within their prices schemes.
The following factor is to locate firm with necessary licences is important as safety factors involved. Poor service can’t only customize the performance from the vehicle, but furthermore put your safety at risk. It’s recommended to select a powerful that has ASE certified technicians. They could give you the finest amount of qualified repair and maintenance services inside the automotive repair industry.
The grade of their service might be verified by searching in to the store. Shops with well-maintained equipment additionally to returning clients are certain to offer you top-quality service. Knowing those who sent their vehicle for your prospect shops for repair, please inquire further in regards to the servicing quality.
Keep these records in your thoughts and receive the best repair center provider to fix your cars so that you can possess a safer drive.

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The items sold are handmade in Upper Michigan. Upper Michigan is located on the beautiful shores of Lake Superior and is the inspiration of some of my products!
We do have a physical shop located in the beautiful downtown district. My mom and I opened the shop in 2004 with the vision of offering handmade items to our local customers and visitors from other areas. We also ventured into online sales by starting a website www.mqtcountrycharm.com and then opening our etsy shop.
We hope you enjoy our products, enjoy your day!
So pretty, it made a great teacher gift!
just perfect she loved it!
3 Generations run our shop Country Charm located in downtown Marquette!
Strawberry picking in the U.P.!
Country Charm started as a shop located in the quaint city of Marquette Michigan located along the shores of beautiful Lake Superior. It's a beautiful area that portrays the four seasons well! My goal is to bring that beauty to my products by utilizing bright vibrant colors and utilizing items that I take for granted each day such as the sand and small stones that wash up along the shores of Lake Superior. The "Yoopers" of Upper Michigan, including myself, take great pride in our somewhat remote part of the world. We show that pride in the jewelry and clothing we wear, the bumper stickers we place on our cars and the signs we put in our yards! I love the area I live in and would like to share a small piece of where I live with you!
Welcome to Country Charm located near the beautiful shores of Lake Superior in Upper Michigan. All of our products are inspired by the beauty and nature that Upper Michigan has to offer. I have a commitment to quality and customer service and I want you to be happy with your purchase!
Some of our items are small and not intended for small children. Please take note of any cautionary messages with each product.
Again, welcome, we hope you enjoy our site! Thank you for visiting and feel free to contact me with any questions!
We want you to be happy with your purchase! We try to put very detailed descriptions of each product so you know exactly what you are receiving. If you have any questions at all please feel free to contact me and I will be happy to answer any questions you have.
If the item is defective or broken, please let us know within 30 days and we will have you ship the item back at our expense and will refund your money once we receive the item back.
We do not issue refunds due to sizing issues. If you cannot use your items because of fit, we will gladly exchange them for another size (within 30 days).
We do not issue refunds due to unsatisfactory wait times. Unexpected delays are inevitable in an inventory and shipment based business. * Please note that we are not responsible for shipping delays once the item(s) are in the hands of the mail carrier.
I do accept Credit cards and Paypal as payments for items in our shop! Payment is due at time of checkout.
We only ship within the U.S. at this time.
We do our very best to ship within 3 days unless it is a custom order, which can take between 3-5 days before we ship. We ship via the US Postal Service. We carefully package each item to ensure it gets to you safely. We do not insure our packages, however, if you would like insurance added, please convo me and I can make arrangements for adding insurance.
Please review your address when you order. Make sure everything is accurate so your package gets to you in a timely manner.
If you don't receive your package in a reasonable amount of time, please contact me, I will do everything in my power to ensure things are corrected.
Remember the postal service is closed on all major holidays so this may delay your package around the holidays.
Because our items are hand-crafted, no two are exactly alike.
Please, if you have any issues with your order, let us know. We want to keep our customers happy and coming back to visit us.
We do offer gift wrapping if it is a gift!


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Home » "Here are the steps we took" not "here are the steps we read and talked about. » The Big Book says » Studying the Steps is not the same as taking the Steps.
Studying the Steps is not the same as taking the Steps.
Title: Studying the Steps is not the same as taking the Steps.
In the "Beginners' Classes" you take the steps. The Big Book says, "Here are the steps we took" not "here are the steps we read and talked about." The AA pioneers proved that action, not knowledge, produced the spiritual awakening that resulted in recovery from alcoholism or addiction.
Your biography becomes your biology.
William James is dead. We will all die.
A mandala of human souls on this planet.
I had just transcended the truth.
Do I do anything to change myself?
See how lunatic people have become!
So why do I fall in love with a person really?
We can only speak of addictions.
To the difficult act of Sponsorship.
We admitted we were licked.
We are spinning our own fates, good or evil.
Solution Based Recovery you cannot recover alone.
Love is what we are born with.

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Olympia heavy towing company, Nisqually Automotive & Towing provides heavy towing services in Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater and greater Thurston County. Our heavy truck towing service area extends throughout Southwest Washington to include Aberdeen, Shelton, Centralia, Grays Harbor Co., and Mason Co. Our fleet of 3-axle heavy wreckers allow you to rest assured that we can tow your big truck to any point in Southwest Washington or throughout the country. Nisqually Automotive & Towing’s fast response heavy towing operators have the knowledge to recover and tow your asset as quickly as safety allows ensuring you’re back on the road ASAP. Call our 24hr Heavy Duty Towing Dispatch Line at 360-491-HELP (360-491-4357).
Nisqually Automotive & Towing maintains a huge fleet of towing and recovery vehicles, cargo handling assets and personnel prepared to resolve any heavy transport recovery issue. We provide heavy towing services for all types of trucks including: semi-trucks, city buses, delivery trucks, work trucks, tractor trailers, utility trucks, box trucks, garbage trucks and more. Our team of professional semi-truck towing experts are ready to respond to your heavy towing needs 24/7/365.
RV towing company, Nisqually Automotive & Towing provides expert and trusted RV towing services and motor home towing services in Olympia and throughout the greater area. Surrounded by state forests, national parks, camp grounds and other area attractions, we are no strangers to professional RV towing, camper towing and motorhome towing. We have years of damage-free RV towing experience and can haul your RV, bus or motorhome with our fleet of heavy duty wreckers and drop deck trailers. The heavy towing team at Nisqually Automotive & Towing is your safe choice for Olympia RV towing. Call our 24hr dispatch center now at 360-491-HELP (360-491-4357).


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SB Demos is the default perspective when you first run StreamBase Studio. Use this perspective to learn about StreamBase. The SB Demos perspective provides views and tools that demonstrate important StreamBase capabilities for the first-time user.
Analyzes click streams on a web site for new or expired users.
Submits only those trade orders that keep each position below a specific threshold.
Analyzes quotes and applies rules based on analysis and market conditions, and generates compliant orders.
Visualizes profits and from trades in securities in real time, separable by certain criteria.
Tracks edits made to Wikipedia articles in English and outputs the top editors and the articles with the most edits.
Monitors vital statistics for people and raises alerts.
Detects network intrusion from the same IP or subnet addresses over a threshold.
Processes online orders placed by customers of a store's web site and generates coupons for times in the store depending on other items the user is purchasing.
Monitors data from several sensors to ensure that industrial equipment is working properly by determining if operating parameters stay within certain thresholds.
Demonstrates processing of Thomson Reuters Market Data.
Teaches the basics of TIBCO Live Datamart as it monitors Wikipedia edits in real-time.
A summary of the scenario presented.
StreamBase or LiveView application used in the demo.
Steps to walk you through the demo.
The following example guides you through the eBusiness - ClickStream Analysis demo, which analyzes click streams on a web site for new or expired users. Once you complete this demo, try experimenting with the others to further your understanding of StreamBase and LiveView. The SB Demos perspective workflow for other demos is similar.
From the top left of the SB Demos perspective, click Load Demo for this sample (eBusiness - ClickStream Analysis demonstration is the first demo that appears in the list).
The top half of the SB Demos perspective describes the steps to take to run the demo. Below, the demo's application file is displayed, including its views and settings. The views displayed are what you would typically see in the SB Authoring Perspective when developing your own applications.
Click Start Server & Application. This starts both the StreamBase server and the StreamBase application. The application listens for input data on a particular port.
You may see a dialog notifying you that StreamBase Server is started. Click OK. The application is now ready to accept input on port 10000 (the default StreamBase Server port).
Click Start Output Client, which must be started after the application so it can connect to the server, but before the input so it will receive every tuple. You may see a dialog notifying you the built-in output client has started and listening for EventFlow fragment output. Click OK.
Notice in the lower-right corner of Studio, the Output Client Application view is waiting for incoming tuples to populate the Current and Completed simulated web site user sessions.
Click Start Input. This sends simulated data to the application for processing and delivery to the output client. After a few moments, the application begins processing the incoming tuples. You may see a dialog explaining the built-in process has started. Click OK.
The Output Client Application view displays current and completed fields. Clicking the Data tab displays the input and output tuples that the client has received.
When finished, click Stop All to stop the StreamBase Server.
To run another demo, return to the Demo Chooser and click End Demo. This command not only ends the demo but also redisplays the demo drop-down list.
The SB Demos view provides flexibility to experiment with built-in demos, as well as explains in greater detail what is occurring during each demo.
Provides information about how the data flows through the demo application, and how the demo works behind the scenes. The FAQ content applies to every demo.
This view offers additional methods to run the selected demo, including supplying differing values or changing parameters within the demo's application file.
Introduces the selected demo's components including input and what the expected output values are.

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text: HiWatch by Hikvision is the global leader of video surveillance products. Hikvision HiWatch series is geared towards a broad portfolio of surveillance solutions for small-to-medium-sized enterprises. These HiWatch products are cost-effective, yet still benefit users with high-quality monitoring, ease of use, and ease of installation – a perfect choice for home and business monitoring.


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Japan represents the world's eighth biggest market for generic drugs in terms of value. Generic drugs, however, have traditionally enjoyed a relatively lower penetration in Japan compared to other developed markets such as the United States and Europe. Historically, the lower penetration of generic drugs in japan was due to several reasons. These included - the perception of inferior quality of generic drugs, the preference of branded drugs among physicians and patients and the limited profits to be made by physicians from pharmaceutical price differentials by prescribing low priced generics. Generic drugs also remained less popular in Japan because of the lack of generic substitution rights by Japanese pharmacists, slower review times in the drug approval process and difficulties working with major pharmaceutical distributors - many of whom were closely tied to major branded drug manufacturers.
The landscape of the japan generic drug market, however, has changed noticeably over the last decade. The Japanese government has identified growth of the country's generic drug market as imperative to Japan's long-term economic health. The Japanese government, recognizing the country's increasing aging population as well as rising costs of branded drugs has begun instituting healthcare policy changes to cut their expenditures on medical costs. Drug costs account for around a fifth of the country's total medical expenses and reducing this burden has become a cornerstone of Japan's health administration policy. Substitution of low-cost generic drugs for innovator products has been identified as a strategy where major savings are possible. Driven by these initiatives, the penetration of generics has grown robustly over the past few years. The government has also made a target towards achieving a generic penetration of 60% by 2018. This is expected to create huge opportunities for both domestic and foreign generic manufacturers in Japan.
The report entitled "Japan Generic Drug Market: Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2019-2024" represents an in-depth analysis on the historical, current and future market trends in the generic drug market in Japan. This research report serves as an exceptional tool to understand the drivers, sales trends, prescription trends, market structure, XXXXXCompetitive LandscapeYYYYY, regulations, key players, key drugs, manufacturing and the outlook of generic drug market in Japan. This report can serve as an excellent guide for investors, researchers, consultants, marketing strategists and all those who want to gain an insight into the generic drug market in Japan.
What are generic drugs? How are they different from branded drugs?
How has Japan's generic drug market performed in recent years?
How have generic drugs performed compared to branded drugs?
What were the total sales and prescriptions for generic drugs in Japan?
Who are the key players in the Japanese generic drug market? How have they performed?
What is the structure of the Japanese generic drug market?
What is the pricing mechanism of generic drugs in Japan?
What is the value chain of generic drugs in Japan?
What are the regulations for generic drugs in Japan?
How are generic drugs distributed in Japan?
How are generic drugs manufactured?
What are the raw material and machinery requirements to manufacture generic drugs?
What are the drivers and challenges in the Japanese generic drug market?
4.1 What are Generic Drugs?


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Anticipating all that appears as the earth comes back to life at this time of year, we welcome the transition from frozen, packaged, processed, dried and far-flung foodstuffs to the fresh and new foods of springtime, Some items spring forth on the plates dished out by local restaurants. Some come from our own gardens or the greenhouses or row covers of local farms. Others shoot up in the woods and fields, waiting for the eager forager.
Spring is a rebirth, a new year, foodwise. Not only do we welcome back the familiar harbingers, but our favorite eateries, food markets and food artisans also bring forth exciting new things they’ve been working on.
Fortunately,. a lot of that spring bounty works well for the thorough cleansing our bodies crave at this time of year, as tonics that detoxify our blood, liver and kidneys, skin and respiratory system. Although those systems detoxify themselves naturally, the boost from spring greens — like dandelion greens and asparagus — helps make us closer to good as new.
Dandelions are probably the best in that regard, whether foraged or the cultivated kind bought from a market. Not only diuretic and good at flushing us out, they have more calcium than milk, more iron than spinach, more potassium than bananas. and more beta-carotene than carrots.
Asparagus often makes an appearance on Easter and Passover tables. Other early crops like artichokes, radishes, garlic scapes, fiddleheads and early peas make an appearance in markets and the menus of our local restaurants. At The Village Tea Room at 10 Plattekill Avenue in New Paltz, for instance, a recent menu offered cod cakes with roasted local asparagus and lemon herb mayo. At Crave at 129 Washington Street in Poughkeepsie you’ll find grilled asparagus with preserved lemon and soft poached egg as a “small plate.” During the recent Hudson Valley Restaurant Week, Diamond Mills at 25 South Partition Street in Saugerties paid homage to spring with many spring ingredients, like an asparagus risotto with crispy Kurobuta pork jowls, preserved lemon, pecorino aioli and cured egg yolk. The spring menu also offered potato ravioli with nettles, morels, spring garlic and toasted hazelnuts, as well as a dish of pan-seared cod cheeks with green peas, asparagus, baby carrot purée, fiddlehead ferns and ramp emulsion.
For foragers, spring is a heavenly time, with all outdoors ripe for picking nettles, wood sorrel, poke and the now über-trendy ramp, all delicious. For those who’d rather have these goodies come to them, ramps at least are found in markets and on menus, and in zillions of imaginative preparations at Hudson’s annual ramp festival (as of this writing the date has not been set, but it’s usually early May). Although summer and fall are generally mushroom seasons, the elusive, scrumptious morel is an ephemeral treat that shows up all too briefly in spring.
Herb growers love the way the versatile chive shoots up before anything else. At the new Indoor Organic Gardens of Poughkeepsie it’s spring year-round. They grow luscious microgreens of herbs and vegetables that pack stupendous amounts of nutrition and flavor into a tiny package.
Proteins associated with the season include eggs, spring lamb, goat and shad. The layers in the henhouse who may have slowed down production in the colder months are producing in earnest again. Lamb is found on many an Easter table, a tradition that originated with the first Passover when a sacrificial lamb was eaten with unleavened bread and bitter herbs. Mediterranean: The Beautiful Cookbook by Joyce Goldstein (HarperCollins, 1994) offers regional variations on a classic spring preparation from that part of the world that I’ve cooked many times to celebrate spring: lamb or kid (or chicken or rabbit) with artichokes, peas, fava beans and/or asparagus, plus fresh dill, mint, marjoram or parsley (or a combo) and an egg-lemon sauce. Whichever the variation, it never fails to delight.
Unfortunately the shad is no longer available for harvesting. Years ago I could buy it fresh or smoked from a shad shack down the road, and the area abounded with seasonal shad festivals.
Before plum and peach and apple seasons come our spring fruits: strawberries and rhubarb — which luckily complement each other, in that rhubarb pie. Rhubarb is technically a vegetable. You’ll also find it in savory preparations like The Village Tea Room’s pan-seared salmon with rhubarb and red cabbage braise and Diamond Mills rabbit sausage or Hudson Valley foie gras with sweet and sour rhubarb, honey ginger chips, chervil and green garlic puree. Diamond Mills restaurant week menu also offered as dessert a lime curd with rhubarb granite, strawberries, basil syrup and pink grapefruit sorbet.
We know it’s spring when all these good things pop up on menus. We find them again in the markets, reappearing like long-lost friends. Olde Hudson Market in Hudson is one such source. Mother Earth’s Storehouse’s stores in Kingston, Saugerties and Poughkeepsie are good spots for plenty of spring produce — and all organic — as are Adams’ four stores in Kingston, Poughkeepsie, Wappingers and Newburgh.
When Del’s opens in Rhinebeck (mid-March every year, so relatively early), you know that winter’s over, or will be soon. Our many local farmers markets and farmstands open, one by one by one, until there is bounty at every turn. When the food trucks come back to Hudson, it’s the same kind of thing. Spring means finally filling our bellies with the wonderful foods that we’ve missed so much since last spring. A magical time indeed.

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The director behind Easy A and the Annie remake, Will Gluck, is currently working on a Peter Rabbit movie based on the classic series of books written and illustrated by Beatrix Potter. Gluck’s live-action film has already enlisted late-night host James Corden to voice the titular role. The rabbit’s adversary, Mr. McGregor, a farmer sick and tired of rabbits eating his vegetables, will be played by Domhnall Gleeson (Ex Machina).
Below, learn more about the Peter Rabbit cast.

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We had a pre wedding reception in Tulsa, we had our wedding in Oregon and then it was time to celebrate with our friends and community in Cape Town; a 1980’s themed party!
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text: Abstract: In this paper an environmental impacts of a 3 kW uninterruptible power supply system with polymer membrane fuel cell (FCH-UPS) was evaluated with a life cycle assessment (LCA) method. The analysis was focused on the analysis of the end of life (EOL) scenarios that will help to reduce environmental impacts during manufacturing stage. Numerical model of the FCH-UPS was developed using Gabi software. The scope of analysis was cradle-to-grave with functional unit 1 kWh of produced electric energy. In operating phase two geographical locations are compared where hydrogen is produced with electrolysis on-site. Three EOL scenarios were analysed: base, feasible and realistic scenario. With realistic EOL scenario in average a 72% reduction of all environmental impacts in the manufacturing phase was achieved. EOL phase of 3 kW FCH-UPS represents low environmental impact compared with other phases in the entire life cycle of observed system. CO2 emissions of 3 kW FCH-UPS system was 239 g CO2 per 1 kWh of produced electricity if operating in Norway and 4040 g CO2 per 1 kWh in Morocco due to electricity grid mix. Results show that with circular economy, recycling and reuse of the materials in EOL phase, an average reduction of 66% in all environmental impact indicators could be achieved in entire life cycle of a 3 kW FCH-UPS system operated in Norway.

industry_corpus2: Power & Energy


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They say parenting is the hardest job in the world, and they are right. From cleaning up soiled diapers to dealing with teenagers, it sure seems like a lot of hard work. It is said that there are two main parts of parenting, to keep the kid alive and to teach the kid good morals and hard work. If you are lucky, you get two out of two, but most of the time just one is enough. However, sadly not every kid is that lucky, with some parents being the worst of the worst when it comes to raising children. But what about celebrities? Surely they can do no wrong? False. Celebrities are just as bad as the rest of us when it comes to raising kids, sometimes even worse. That's right, despite having all the fame, power and not to mention the money, celebs still manage to mess it up, in front of the cameras too!
Unable to "get away with it" due to the paparazzi and constant media attention, celebrity parents are often named and shamed. Yeah, you might think your parents are bad, but imagine having an A-Lister as a Mom or a Dad? You certainly won't be their number one priority, and you can forget about seeing them all the time. Unfortunately, some celebrities don't seem to realise that parenting is a lifelong commitment, and that their kids should come before the next big movie deal or in some cases, serious addictions.
So, to name and shame those horrible Hollywood parents, here are 15 of the worst Hollywood moms and dads in showbiz.
British supermodel and all round superstar, Kate Moss, is probably one of the most famous models in the world. Discovered at just 14 years of age, Moss quickly rose to the top during an era in which supermodels were all the rage.
Mostly known for her part in the "h chic" fashion trend at the time, Moss also dabbled with certain recreational activities in her social life too. Caught doing so while hanging out with then boyfriend, and Libertines front-man Pete Doherty in 2005, Moss was heavily criticized in the press due to her being a role model to young people and because she was a mother. The scandal nearly ruined Moss's career completely, and she was dropped from a number of campaigns.
Eddie Murphy sure gets around. Father of nine kids to five different women, Murphy will soon have enough kids for a baseball team. However, it seems Murphy's brood is more of a hindrance than a benefit, especially when you look at his reaction to Spice Girl, Melanie Brown's claims that he was the father of her baby. In fact, Murphy panicked and denied ever knowing the singer at all.
That's right, claiming he had no idea whose child it was in 2007, Murphy claimed, "I don’t know whose child that is until it comes out and has a blood test". Not long after, a DNA test confirmed it was his, forcing the actor to own up to his unruly comments. However, Murphy didn't budge, not for another three years anyway. Nowadays it is said that he and Mel B have finally buried the hatchet with regards to their daughter.
Charlie Sheen has starred in a number of famous movies such as Wall Street, Hot Shots!, Platoon, and more recently the acclaimed comedy series, Two and a Half Men. However, it is Sheen's off screen antics that really propel him into the spotlight, especially with regards to how he is as a parent. Sheen, who has been married three times, was also suspected of some domestic issues when married to actress Denise Richards. And, if that wasn't bad enough, he also "accidentally" shot ex fiancée, Kelly Preston in the arm.
Ending up with five children over the course of his life, Sheen has publicly lost custody to all of them due to his numerous liaisons with certain film stars, suspicious behaviour and partying too hard.
Courtney Love met Nirvana front man Kurt Cobain in 1989 while partying in Portland, Oregon. The two quickly began dating and Love fell pregnant a couple of years later which eventually led to the pair marrying on Waikiki Beach in Hawaii.
However, not long after the marriage and the birth of their daughter, Frances Bean, things went sour. Love ended up in rehab and Cobain unfortunately took his life in their Seattle home. Love's life quickly spiralled even more after this and Francis Bean was often left to defend for herself. In fact, it has also been suggested that Love, along with her husband, took part in certain recreational activities while pregnant. Eventually child welfare stepped in and Frances was placed in her Grandmother's care after Love was arrested.
Lindsay Lohan started her career as a successful child star, starring in movies such as The Parent Trap and Freaky Friday. Going on to star in cult hit Mean Girls during her late teens, it looked like Lohan would make a successful transition from child star to movie star. Sadly, her parents thought so too which resulted in an overbearing relationship from her mother and her father.
Somewhat getting worse when her parents eventually divorced in the midst of her career, the event took an enormous toll on Lohan. Speaking about her turbulent childhood, Lohan stated, "I feel like a second parent in the sense that I helped raise my family...I was put between my mother and father a lot." Said to have a strained relationship with her mother, it was recently reported that Lohan has now cut off all contract with her father due to his weird and unpredictable behaviour.
Jon Gosselin is known for his appearances on reality TV show, Jon & Kate Plus 8. The show, which depicts the daily lives of Jon, his wife Kate and their eight children, was a smash hit on its release. However, Jon is now one of TVs most hated figures, especially when it was revealed that the couple had divorced and Jon had left the family without any support.
Unperturbed, Jon soon hooked up with another woman, and was reported to have been seeing the woman while still married to wife Kate. And if that wasn't bad enough, Jon was also reported to have not given Kate any financial help with regards to the children and showed no interest in visiting them. The show was quickly renamed to Kate plus 8, with Jon nowhere to be seen.
Popular movie star Drew Barrymore was the granddaughter of legendary actor and Hollywood icon, John Barrymore, thus consequently a member of the all acclaimed Barrymore family. Born in West Hollywood, Barrymore's parents John Drew Barrymore, and her mother/manager, Jaid Barrymore, were two people who liked the booze a little too much.
Thrust into movie stardom at the age of seven, Barrymore's parents didn't quite understand the prospects of raising a daughter in a world full of temptation. Barrymore was quickly introduced to similar activities that her parents took part in, and was routinely taken to the infamous Studio 54 nightclub by her mother. By the time she was thirteen, Barrymore was battling addictions and was sent to rehab a year later. Barrymore wisely broke away from her parents and the rest they say is history.
The eldest of the notorious Baldwin family, Alec Baldwin is also the most talented not to mention the most successful. Starring in movies such as Beetlejuice, The Departed, and the Cooler, for which he received an Academy Award, Baldwin is also known for his comedic talents on 30 Rock and his infamous impression of Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live.
Known to have quite the temper, Baldwin once assaulted a photographer for filming his ex wife, Kim Basinger and their three year old daughter. However, in 2007 the world really saw just how angry Baldwin was when a voice message to his daughter, Ireland, was leaked to the media. Angry that his daughter had not returned his call, Baldwin was heard calling the 11 year old a, "rude and thoughtless little pig".
Matriarch and self proclaimed, "momager" of the Kardashian Klan, Kris Jenner is certainly the reason to their success. Extremely smart with her decisions, Jenner is the sole reason why the family are so stinking rich. But how did she do it? By pimping out her kids of course!
Yes, Kris may have turned the Kardashian name into a billion dollar brand but that doesn't mean it's ethically okay. Especially since it is rumoured that it was Kris who "accidentally" leaked the notorious Kim Kardashian tape that resulted in her daughter's fame. In fact, it has also been suggested that Kris encouraged her to make one, noting the success of family friend Paris Hilton's naughty video at the time. Nevertheless, the family are still going strong, despite Kris meddling with the lives of her kids on a daily basis. Oh well, maybe money really is the answer to everything.
Movie director Woody Allen and renowned actress Mia Farrow were the hot couple of the 1980s. Famous for living separately throughout their twelve year relationship, the couple lived in separate apartments on opposite sides of Central Park. Farrow, who already had seven children by the time they met, went on to have more children (adopted and biologically conceived) with Allen. The family were complete and Allen held an active role in his children's lives, as well as becoming somewhat of a father figure to Farrows other children.
However, as time went on Allen became closer to Soon-Yi Preven, who Farrow had earlier adopted from Korea. The two began spending time together, resulting in an affair. Farrow eventually found out after finding revealing photographs of her daughter in Allen's home. Allen and Soon-Yi eventually married and adopted two more children. Make of this what you will.
Tom Cruise is one of the most famous actors in the world, as well as one of the richest. Throughout his career, Cruise has been involved with a number of women and has been married three times. However, despite never being short of a lady friend, rumours with regards to his preferences have constantly persisted, resulting in a law suit and excessive denial.
Father of three kids, it is reported that Cruise spends zero time with any of them, even failing to acknowledge at least two of them. That's right, while married to ex-wife Nicole Kidman, the pair adopted two children who are now rarely spoken about, let alone seen. And as for the other one? Producing daughter Suri Cruise with ex-wife Katie Holmes, Cruise swiftly introduced them to the Church of Scientology, in which he is an outspoken advocate. The couple soon divorced, with Holmes immediately removing her daughter from Cruise and the church.
June Shannon, otherwise known as Mama June, starred in the notorious reality TV show, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo. Much like Kris Jenner, Mama June is mostly known for pimping out her daughter in order to make money. First appearing on equally grotesque show, Toddlers & Tiaras, with daughter Alana, Mama June found that having children and putting them on reality TV shows was a great source of money.
Mother to four children by four different fathers, the kids are named Anna ‘Chickadee’ Shannon. Jessica ‘Chubbs’ Shannon, Lauryn ‘Pumpkin’ Shannon (born 2000), and Alana ‘Honey Boo Boo’ Thompson. As well as pimping out her children, Mama June is also partial to dating offenders, and was reported to be having a relationship with a man who had just gotten out of prison for taking advantage of a child.
Nadya Suleman is American reality TV star mostly known for giving birth to eight children at once. Also known as Octomom, Suleman's eight babies were only the second set of octuplets to be born alive in the United States. However, the pregnancy and eventual birth led to controversy across the globe, especially when it was revealed that Suleman already had six other young children and was also unemployed and claiming welfare.
The media suddenly turned on the mother of fourteen and she was quickly labelled a leach who had only gotten pregnant in order to gain more money. Suleman swiftly denied that she was on any assistance program at all, however later she eventually confessed, citing a back injury as reason to why she couldn't work.
First finding fame on reality TV show, 16 and Pregnant in 2009, Farrah Abraham is now one of America's most notorious reality TV stars. Subjecting her daughter to constant media attention since day one, Farrah has often been labelled a terrible mother, especially with regards to her past relationships. From movie stars to just down right terrible people, Farrah sure knows how to pick them, even going as far as hiring an actor to play her supposed "boyfriend" on TV show, Couples Therapy. Anything for a buck huh?
If that wasn't enough, Farrah is often seen waging war with a number of other low rate TV stars, with one particular incident ending in a night in the cells. To make matters worse, Farrah was recently asked about how she would handle her daughter making the same mistakes her, in which Farrah responded by saying it would be a "bonding experience". No Farrah, just no.
Josh Duggar, is famed for starring in the reality TV show, 19 Kids and Counting, along with his many other siblings and his two parents. Extremely conservative, Josh's father, Jim Bob described the family as the "epitome of conservative values" and routinely advocates for what he calls, "family-centred" and conservative Christian rights within the home.
Jim Bob has also been labelled as a pretty terrible person just because of his treatment in general towards women and people who love others of the same gender. However, in 2015 Jim Bob's world came crumbling down when it was revealed that his eldest son, Josh, had taken advantage of his siblings when he was fourteen and fifteen years old. Jim Bob admitted that he had known about the incident but had disciplined his son at the time by giving him a "stern talk".

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The Turkish edition of The Perfect Comeback of Caroline Jacobs has arrived!
It never stops being exciting to see the international editions of my books arrive on my doorstep.
Just this week we sold the Taiwanese rights to my next novel, 16 Truths About Love, which will publish in the fall of 2019. And The Other Mother, which will publish a year after that, will publish first in the UK in the spring of 2019.
Publishing internationally is something I never imagined happening when I published my first novel in 2009. In addition to the excitement of knowing that your story is traveling the world and the financial benefits of publishing a book in two dozen countries, I hear from international readers all the time, often through the magic of Google Translate.
Recently, Mexican teenage girls have been writing to me about my first and third novels, wanting to know what happens next.
It’s a strange, strange world.
I opened the Turkish edition of my book, mostly to see what Turkish looked like, and look what I found. Inside the book, affixed to the binding with a perforated edge, is a bookmark designed to appear like the cover of the book.
Also, why don’t we get something like this in the United States? I’m suddenly feeling like our American publishers are letting us down a bit.

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When the troupe of bright eyed, smiling children came marching into the Opening Ceremonies of the Council of Bishops in Butuan City, The Philippines, dressed in bright red dance costumes everyone turned and simultaneously gasped and smiled broadly. Over the next 10-15 minutes, we were moved by the precision of their movements as they whirled around the floor singing songs of praise to the Lord Jesus. I, like many of the international visitors, assumed that these were Sunday School children from the host church that was located in a nice neighbourhood. Were we ever in for a surprise!
At the end of their several presentations, the emcee for the evening explained that these were children from the Ahon Ministry of the Social Ministry of The Free Methodist Church in The Philippines. (“Ahon” means “to lift up and to lift out”.) These young boys and girls live with their parents at the large city dump.
Compelled by the love of the Lord Jesus, Free Methodists have established a significant ministry to these families of the poorest of the poor. This ministry is led by Pastora Teresita (Tessie) Chua, the Director of Social Ministries for The Free Methodist Church in The Philippines. The parents of these children scavenge all day long in the dump to collect cardboard, plastic, cans, bottles, and even food to sell so that they can eke out an existence. With support from International Child Care Ministries, the Ambago Free Methodist Church that has been planted near the dump uses its facilities throughout the week to minister to these children. They receive wholesome meals and attend school, learn life skills, and through the influence of the staff, come to understand that they have the potential to break out of the life that their parents have accepted as their lot.
Bishop Jim Tuan told me that the Ahon Ministry has adopted a wholistic approach to “lift these children up and out of slavery, illiteracy, and sin.” In addition to the ministry at the dump, Ahon Ministry has a home for boys and is working on developing a home for pastors who often retire in poverty. They also have a “Bless the Child Ministry” to tribal children living in the countryside outside the city. He explained that all the churches are encouraged to have some form of community focused social ministry based out of their buildings.
Pastora Tessie is a person whose love for the Lord Jesus and the impoverished radiates in her wide smile and bright eyes. She led the delegation to the dump riding on her motorcycle and as she moved among the dump workers, it was clear that they knew and loved her. Since the Free Methodists have been ministering there, fighting among the families working at the dump has been decreasing. A number of these families have become Christians and are involved in the ministry to the children. There is a growing sense of community among these believers and because of this other dump workers are coming to Christ. Pastora Tessie told us several stories. In one instance one of the houses occupied by a single parent mother caught on fire due to the build-up of methane gas from the garbage under the house. (These people shelter themselves in houses or makeshift cardboard shacks right on the garbage.) Christians from the dump and from the church in the city banded together to find materials to replace her house.
As Pastora Tessie was showing us this house, she told me her story. Before she became a Christian, she was a leftist social activist involved in social development. She agonized over the impression that if she became a Christian, she would have to abandon advocating for the people that have nothing. As she began to read the scriptures, she saw that true Christianity as practiced by Jesus and advocated by people like James and John placed a high priority on caring for the poor and those who are often exploited.
Another initiative that she has in motion is the petitioning of the Justice Department to make provision for terminating the parental rights of those who were forcing their young teens to become prostitutes. In the meantime, teams of Free Methodists are befriending young prostitutes who gather on the bridge that leads into the dump as well as in the centre of the city. Once there is a relationship of trust, they try to persuade the young person to come to a transition house and then, if they are making progress to move on to their healing centre for prostitutes.
This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers. If anyone has material possessions and sees his brother in need but has no pity on him, how can the love of God be in him?
These Filipino Christians are representing the Lord Jesus well in their country. It is true that actions speak louder than words and it is all the more powerful when actions are naturally accompanied by the good news of the gospel.


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WASHINGTON, April 2, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Higher Learning Advocates today released its latest policy toolkit—a fresh set of recommendations for how to make federal policy work better for an increasingly diverse population of students. As policymakers consider renewal of the Higher Education Act, the "Policy Toolkit for Today's Students" outlines high-impact changes that would address barriers to college access and success—including an increasing number, such as food insecurity and child care costs, that fall outside of the scope of traditional federal higher education policy.
"The needs and experiences of today's students are vastly different from what we saw even a decade ago," said Julie Peller, executive director of Higher Learning Advocates and a former deputy staff director for the Committee on Education and Labor in the U.S. House of Representatives. "Our latest recommendations reflect the increasingly complicated lives of students and the need to employ every available policy tool to empower and support students."
Higher Learning Advocates has advocated for changes to federal financial aid policy, and the latest recommendations both build on and extend beyond that work to address issues such as child care, economic security, hunger, and tax policy. The new package puts forward specific proposals that respond to the shifting demographics of today's students, who are increasingly working full- or part-time, raising children or caring for family members, or attending college as first-generation students.
Specifically, the toolkit proposes changes in three key focus areas: broad student supports, services for parent learners and working adults, and enhanced affordability. Each of these are essential to provide the basic necessities for student learners and their children, increase access and reduce financial burden, and ultimately increase the number of students completing degrees.
Open Educational Resources: According to recent data, 53 percent of students did not purchase or rent the required materials for a course on at least one occasion. The toolkit calls on Congress to boost appropriations for the Open Textbooks Pilot program at the Department of Education. Increasing open educational resources will help students gain access to the materials they need to succeed and will decrease the financial burden on students.
Food Insecurity: Some students receiving federal financial aid miss out on nutrition assistance benefits for which they are eligible. The toolkit recommends creating a seamless process that automatically provides the lowest-income students who complete the FAFSA with information on SNAP nutrition benefits for which they may qualify.
Campus Child Care Partnerships: Child care expenses averaged roughly $9,000 in 2018, and parent learners particularly struggle to find quality, short-term care. The toolkit calls for funding through the Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (SEOG) to be an allowable use to encourage partnerships between institutions and local child care centers.
Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG): The number of children served through the block grant program has declined significantly due to a 52 percent decrease in funds to child care providers between 2006 to 2015. The toolkit recommends increased investment in programs like CCDBG to ensure low-income parents are able to access and complete postsecondary education, increasing families' odds of socioeconomic mobility.
FAFSA Income Verification: Students must not only navigate the complex FAFSA process, but almost a third each year are selected for additional income verification, a step that prevents many low-income students from ultimately receiving aid. In order to simplify the verification process, the U.S. Department of Education should exempt students who filled out their FAFSA by utilizing their tax information directly from the IRS Data Retrieval Tool. Additionally, the Department of Education should lower the verification threshold from 30 percent to 15 percent of aid applicants in order to reduce the burden on students and focus on the highest-risk forms.
Micro grants: Institutions, including Georgia State University and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, that provide micro-grants for urgent student needs have seen significantly higher retention rates among juniors and seniors, along with higher graduation rates for seniors. To boost degree attainment, the toolkit calls on policymakers to allow institutions to use certain forms of federal aid to provide micro-grants of $2,000 or less to students who are at least three quarters of the way through their program of study.
"Students increasingly are arriving on our campuses with multilayered needs that our current policies and structures are not well equipped to handle," said Dr. Kim Hunter Reed, Commissioner of Higher Education of the Louisiana Board of Regents and Higher Learning Advocates board member. "We need creative, immediate solutions—like the ones outlined in this toolkit—to provide a wider scope of support and ultimately help more students graduate."
Higher Learning Advocates, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C. We support a system of higher learning that is student-centered, equitable, outcomes-based, and focused on educational quality by advocating for policies that are based on student outcomes, make postsecondary education and student aid work for today's students, and ensure access and affordability. We are bipartisan, strategically minded, and focused on improving postsecondary access and success for all students.


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Out of curiosity - how else does a human learn semantics if not from word proximity?
Meaning from context is still word proximity.
Explanation in teaching is at its core also word proximity.
I see the basic mechanism as coincidence detection.
Coincidence detection seems to be a universal theme in learning. On non-verbal teaching, I still see this as (sometimes guided) coincidence detection.
If you mean language learning mechanisms other than word occurrences then I would say associative learning where in symbols are constantly associated with growing list of patterns on the go. Word occurrences can help build relationships among learned patterns and hence relate symbols that way.
In this thread, I assert that the significant part of what we associate with intelligence comes with language learning. If you are satisfied with making an AGI with the capabilities of a cat then you don’t need language but you will also have significantly less function in your AGI.
chunk … relationship … chunk.
where … is a transition.
I used to think that the tuple is a basic unit but this proximity question keeps haunting me.
Does simple proximity count as a relationship?
Am I looking at this wrong; should I see the tuple as two separate things?
Another possibility is proximity in the WHAT stream vs relationship in the WHERE stream.
I think much of the logical and systemic association we are able to carry out in the brain is because of manipulation of symbolic meanings/groupings using certain rules. It’s easy to relate symbols using rules. Plus the processing space required for abstractions and associations is reduced by a lot of one uses symbols. Maybe we can work our AGI without high level language with substantially enormous processing space and power. I think.
How do you feel about a symbol being a certain grid pattern and the association being a transition to a different grid pattern?
I’d rather think of the symbol as a high order semantic SDR and the association as something pertaining to the grid pattern or the location stream. Perhaps, linking representations of symbols with particular locations on grid that pertain to particular relationships or associations.
See Yoshua Bengio’s paper “The Consciousness Prior”, he agrees with you that symbols/pointers are high order semantic SDR. I would say HTM are the association memory. We just drop the H and turn T (temporal) into sequence order. HTMs are the perfect memory for just about everything.
Guilt by association, heck yes. Most people do not think deeply, simple association is heavily used.
l’ve been trying to decide where to put my two cents in and this seems as good a place as any. There have been several threads dealing with language lately and for good reason.
One asked if language was required for intelligence (no). Another asked wether symbolic semantics might be an accessory rather than an a necessity. Yes symbolic semantics are an accessory like the neocortex is an accessory. Both flora and fauna have operated for billions of years without a neocortex but it seems to me that what we are discussing here is the neocortex. in other words there are all kinds of intelligence but what we are after is what happens in the in the last few layers of the brain.
So much for the obvious. The reason I’m butting in is that in my world words are several levels up form the first of the neocortex, three by my system. The first is the letter, the second the syllable, and then the word. After that there is the idiomatic expression (made up of words) and then the complete sentence which is made up of words and idiomatic expressions.
This is a long way to go to say that the word is more complex than a single SDR. While I’m at it I might posit that the “meaning” is in the complete sentence and that is where we might approach “intelligence” if we are going to use language as the vehicle, and I can’t think of another way.
For instance: the letter a. It is the first character of the Roman alphabet. It is a syllable in the word Paladin. And it stands alone as a word. As far as I can think it is the only letter that is also a syllable and a word. By coincidence (or maybe not) the first stroke in the Chinese language is 一 (pronounced YI) is the only stroke (character) that I can think of that is also a radical (syllable) and a word, it means one. The point is that words are composite and turning them into plurals is done on the second level not the third.
At this point I suppose I must lay my cards on the table and that would be my own HTM which I conceived in 1977 to write Chinese. Of coarse my dumb terminal wouldn’t do it and I had to wait ’til the Mac came out to actually do it. I did a proof of concept for Apple in ’86. Unfortunately I blew the negotiation and the VP Jean Luis Gasse felt that my faux pas was more important than the Chinese market so it lived in a drawer ’til Jeff’s book came out. Since then I’ve tried to the reconcile the original concept with Nupic.
Here is the original, compiled on a Mac 512, printed on a Laserwriter I with a bit of 72 dpi Inagewriter tacked on at the bottom.
I’m coming at this question from the perspective of having a deep learning background.
In deep learning, word2vec (glove) generally works by taking all the words that exist in a corpus, sorting them, then creating a potentially large representation, depending on the corpus.
If I had a corpus of a couple sentences, “Hello, how are you? I’m fine, thank you, and you?”, this would break down into a potential vector of length of 8 binary values, one for each possible word (how you choose to deal with punctuation varies… I’m ignoring it here, while of course it really does matter for context).
That vector is then fed into a neural network. The goal in deep learning then becomes to train a network to predict, based on a given input vector, the sentiment, possible responses, next word in the sequence, etc., based on massive amounts of data, calculating the error value, and back propagation to adjust the weights for the “neurons” in the system.
Depending on your implementation, architecture choices, and training data, some decent systems are built out of this sort of approach. But it takes a ton of time and training to get to that level… lots of electricity is involved, frequently not knowing for certain if your tweaks will actually make the system better or worse. Deep Learning, while being powerful, produces idiot savant systems that struggle to move beyond the area on which they were trained. They don’t really learn in real time, and the methods of training them to get good results are far removed from how our brain seems to work. But there are ideas we can also learn from it too.
Sometimes, since certain word combinations occur frequently in any language, for a large corpus these designs will incorporate hashmaps/dictionaries to store calculated values (as a lookup can be cheaper than a doing the same maths operations repeatedly). These chunks have meaning and influence context.
Perhaps in HTM we could employ hashmaps/dictionaries in an attempt to speed up calculations? Or take a hash of a layer state rather than read through an entire binary array, so that we when see two previously known calculated hashes pop up, we can recal the results rather than do everything from scratch.
In case you haven’t seen it this cortical io video gives a good and brief summary of their system. It uses a corpus as well to form the semantic map, and takes advantage of the power of SDR’s to capture a lot of meaning in a small space, even whole sentences at once. I’m no expert at all on NLP, just a big fan of the htm-based approach because our brains have to capture a lot of meaning and they have to do it efficiently without a lot of math and energy use - a constraint that DNN’s don’t seem to generally adhere to.
I hate to rock the boat here but the formation of the Cortical IO retina involves the use of those nasty old traditional techniques that that @maxlee was just outlining.
In this case, they use a SOM technique.
Yes they certainly depart from neuroscience in forming the semantic map as you’d know much better than I. Ultimately this map should be formed in an online fashion the way the rest of HTM theory does, a fascinating question how that happens. In the absence of that understanding they’ve used some non-biological machinery to fill the gaps.
I know SOM isn’t the only such machinery they use, though it seems more similar to HTM than any other ANN mechanics I know of (a little like learning in SP at least). Though if the SDR’s they produce are viable in their semantic overlap their system seems good as any for the time being (?).
They use HTMs to read out the data after it is organized.
I am working though how to form the maps with online learning and it seems to be a very hard problem.
I am working on the same problem. I’ve used eligibility traces effectively for the online part, but still working out the topology element. Current theory is that grids could be used for this, but haven’t gotten into the weeds with that idea yet.
The first is the letter, the second the syllable, and then the word. After that, there is the idiomatic expression (made up of words) and then the complete sentence which is made up of words and idiomatic expressions.
There are a large number of people that have no clue how to write but are perfectly fluent in a language.
I think that you can say that letters/writing is an artifact to capture either syllables (most alphabet based languages and Hangul) or word sounds (pictograph based languages).
By the same token, the stream of syllables to create the elaborate alert, mating, and dominance calls (the basis of language) that animals use for signaling is an artifact of our biological sound production hardware.
Hangul: possibly the best match between spoken syllables and writing?
Hi Mark, Sorry it took a while but I had to figure out what I thought. You’re likely correct that Hangul is the best text to speech representation out there but it is only efficient in Korean and more importantly it is not particularly relevant to this problem. This problem being thinking. If I look at what I wrote and your response I think my use of the the word syllable sent us down a blind fork. What I might have said instead is phoneme and still that suggests speech. So I might have said thought chunk but what does that mean and how does it relate to a Chinese character generator or Hangul for that matter. This is where I had to stop and think about an explanation.
First I should say that in ’77 I was not trying to create or even approximate a biologically based system. I was trying to learn Chinese and wanted a database that contained all of the information required. That required a stroke by stroke visual representation of the characters along with the sound, including tone, the meaning, the part of speech and more. The sound was just a part. The thing I was most pleased by initially and what I presented to Apple was a hexadecimal way of writing the character. The way it works is just a reimagined hierarchical stack of plastic ascii. The first level is stroke, the second is radical ( of which there are only 214 ) and the third level is character. It was not until I considered the forth level of idiomatic expression or compound word that I began to think of this as a thought processor rather than just a word processor.
It turns out that this system can draw Korean characters as well as Chinese but it also can write any other language in the form letter, syllable, word. This is why it doesn’t matter that Hangul is more efficient than English at describing the phonetics of a language. it is not the sound of the language but the meaning. In this respect it is important to see the syllable as a thought chunk, or a Latinate, Indo-European or older root. One of the interesting aspects of Chinese is that each of the 214 radicals has several thousand years of evolution and carries rich pictorial and metaphorical information in addition to the aural.
At any rate all of this is to say that language is not thought. As much as we might perceive of our thought in terms of language is is consequence and not a cause. For this reason any method of describing the sound is equally good because none of them are what is going on at the fundamental level of thinking. One thing we seem to have discovered is that thinking sounds a lot like a rather binary static if we overlook the meaning of the amplitude of the spikes that is. And as we know, that amplitude is anything but trivial. But the spoken or written or danced language those spikes and intervals ultimately get expressed in is trivial.
When I was working with the AVOS company (Assistive technology for the visually impaired) I became very interested in speech IO and the production of speech sounds. I discovered that the sounds of speech are an artifact of the kinds of sounds that the human speech production hardware was capable of making.
You can see that there is are maps of the various sounds that a human is capable of making and the sounds are “fixed points” on these maps that are distinct enough that they can be reliably produced and recognized.
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That required a stroke by stroke visual representation of the characters along with the sound, including tone, the meaning, the part of speech and more. The sound was just a part. The thing I was most pleased by initially and what I presented to Apple was a hexadecimal way of writing the character. The way it works is just a reimagined hierarchical stack of plastic ascii. The first level is stroke, the second is radical ( of which there are only 214 ) and the third level is character. It was not until I considered the fourth level of idiomatic expression or compound word that I began to think of this as a thought processor rather than just a word processor.
I travel extensively for my job and have been doing so since the early 1990s. This included frequent visits to China and it became useful to learn Mandarin Chinese. I used the Pimsleur course and eventually was able to function on my own in day-to-day interactions. Immersion in the language and culture really drives this home. I can read and write a bit but my tones are terrible. I understand what you are saying about Chinese stroke order and character formation. I am struck that in Chinese many of the pictograms are actually reasonably good renditions of the thing that they are communicating.
火 - fire; I love this one = stick-figure person running around FIRE!
水 - water; hard to see the original picture - see chart below.
門 - door; western movie bar doors anyone?
In some cases, the original picture has evolved to be difficult to recognize - for example - water (shuǐ), fourth line in this chart.
This is an ongoing process. For example, the door has evolved from the swinging bar doors 門 of the traditional Chinese to the more generic 门 in simplified Chinese.
The combination of these symbols is also somewhat based on more than just strokes or radicals; they often tell a short story.
日 - Sun (rì) - also used to say “day” things, with 月 - moon (yuè) to say “month” things.
間 - Time; you look to the door to see the sun position, learning the time.
悶 - Stifling - you are inside but your heart is out the door.
But marking an actual door?
出口 - exit; mouth/opening to the mountains/outdoors.
Chinese is filled with these short stories; I love this language. There can be layers of meanings in a line.
What is not found in stroke order, (or simple letter sequences or syllables for a western script) is any sort of useful semantic or grammar information. This information is loaded at the word/pictograph and symbol grouping level. Any sort of generation algorithm will have to consider this level if the output is to look like it is making any grammatical sense. Languages that use conjugation have to consider word grouping to influence construction at the word level. There is no local information at the word level that tells me if the word (tener in Spanish - “to have” or “to be”) I am building should be tener or tengo or tienes or tiene or tenemos or tenéis or tienen or (there are a bunch more). This strongly suggests that the higher levels will feedback to the lower levels in word construction.
But this will still be gibberish. Without any semantic guidance, the generation from a system that follows reasonable grammar rules will make something that looks like the human affliction Wernicke’s aphasia.
Note the huge range of signs and symptoms listed. This gives some indication of the range of factors that go into speech production. The clusters of defects suggest to me that the production of words is the product of several maps working in harmony, each contributing to some aspect of the ongoing production stream.
This tells us that if the map or connections to it are failing you suffer the related defect. From a modeling perspective this suggests your functional building blocks.
A little more on structuring these building blocks; a key difference between biological hardware and computers is that computers have variables, brains have connections.
An important programming task is to learn the producer(s) and consumer(s) of a chunk of information and WHEN and WHERE it is produced and consumed. If a chunk of information in a computer is needed in several places it is tucked into a storage space and accessed wherever it is needed.
In the brain information exists in SOME FORM in SOME PLACE in the brain. If there is a producer and a consumer there has to be a connection. If there is some order or stages to this process there has to be a physical pipeline. Parts of these pipelines may be selectively enabled to gate the flow of information but the connections are always there. If you think about it, there is no other way that neural hardware can work.
Whenever I see someone that is describing some AI proposal I keep this distinction firmly in mind to test if it biologically plausible. Once I started thinking this way it shaped how I view papers describing neural research and proposed architectures.


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If you just miss this train, get the 9.30 Portsmouth train from Waterloo to Woking and change there (arrive 9.54, depart 10.00) for the above train.
From Clapham Junction, get the 9.27 Exeter train and change at Woking (arrive 9.45, depart 10.00).
Buy a day return to Farnham. On the way back you need a single from Godalming to Guildford (tickets to Farnham are valid via Guildford, even though this is not the normal route).
Once you get free of the horrid A31, this walk is a very pleasant walk up an interesting river valley to the pretty village of Tilford. You are then into more woody heathy territory (which has the advantage of sandy soils to keep the mud quotient down) as far as Charleshill.
Lunch can either be at The Barley Mow in Tilford or the Donkey in Charleshill. The latter is quite small and somewhat gastro and it would probably be wise to have phoned to secure a place. (I have made a booking for 8 people, just to start the ball rolling...). The former is from memory a somewhat larger establishment but is only 3 miles or so into the walk.
After Charleshill you are out in quite wild and remote Surrey territory. Truth to tell, I have not done this part of the walk for 15 years or so, so my comments must needs be somewhat approximate. I can vouch for the pretty ending in Godalming though an area of wild riverside also passed on the Warnborough to Godmalming walk. For tea Godalming has various choices, including - if all else fails - a Costa Coffee open till 6.30pm.
** The shorter option, a walk of 16.2km (10.1 miles) is to do the Farnham Circular option of the Guildford to Farnham walk. To do this, follow the Farnham to Godalming walk as far as the Donkey and then switch to paragraph 109 on page 9 of these directions (you need only print pages 9 and 10). GPX here.
I can recommend Changing Perceptions Community Cafe and Workshop in Godalming for tea. Cafe Mila is also good although last time I was there it was very busy with families.
N=13 on this walk. Despite rain being threatened for the afternoon, it largely held off, with only very minor precipitation after 3.30pm. It was even sunny at times around lunchtime and in the early afternoon. So W=mostly-dry-and-occasionally-sunny.
I had booked for eight at The Donkey, a wise precaution as it turned out. As it happened, eight was the exact number who wanted to eat, so that was handy. One also joined us as a drinks-only companion. Four picnickers presumably went on without us, as picnickers are wont to do. We eight had a very nice lunch in the conservatory with a good view of the eponymous donkeys, who some of the party communed with after eating.
The afternoon stretch was the bit of the walk I had not done for years. It is perfectly pleasant in winter, dry underfoot, with some nice wooded bits. We got to Godalming around 4.30, so filled the day nicely. Cafe Mila was just closing and there was some fragmentation of the group as we looked for alternatives. Four of us ended up in Costa Coffee and two of those joined two others later in a pub. The train home was full of football supporters on the way back from Portsmouth, but fortunately the BTP (British Transport Police) were out in force and there was no rowdiness.

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