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Sister Ann Catherine Ryan
Written on: August 4, 2012
The love of Christ has gathered us together in this Eucharist to celebrate the life of our sister, Ann Catherine. The Grey Nuns have reason to rejoice in God's call to Frances Ryan who embraced her religious vocation in 1942 and through seventy years of consecrated life, dedicated herself to revealing the wonders of following Christ. Sister Julia, our President, who cannot be with us today, has asked me to convey her sympathy and give some reflections on the gift Sister Ann Catherine has been to us. Thank-you Father Noone and Msgr. Schmidt for your presence with us today, and to Father Nevins, our Principal Celebrant for this Mass. We also hold in prayerful remembrance the deceased brother of Frances and Betty, Father Robert Ryan.
We welcome the family and friends of Sister Ann Catherine, and extend our sympathy to all who loved her and will miss her. We are so pleased that Sister's family members are here today: her sister, Betty MacKinley, her daughter, Ann and her son, Allan, as well as grandnieces and nephews. We join in your sense of loss, yet with faith in the Resurrection, we rejoice that Sister's earthly suffering is over. May God welcome her into the everlasting peace of heaven.
It was in Mahanoy City, PA among the strong and hard working people of faith in that community, that Frances' love of God was nurtured, both by her parents, John and Marie Ryan and in St. Canicus Parish where Grey Nuns had taught since 1925, the year of her birth. Graced with family and sacramental life from her early years, she was well prepared to embrace a call to religious life with the Grey Nuns in Melrose Park, PA. In her faithful companionship with Jesus, Sister Ann Catherine's life blossomed, as day by day her mission was shared with others.
Grey Nun daily life interweaves prayer, community and ministry. For Sister Ann Catherine, a perfect blend resulted in a wholesome faith life. Lifting her heart and voice in daily prayer, celebrating the birth of the Child Jesus, all year round, honoring Mary, Our Lady of Victory, St. Ann her patroness, St. Marguerite D'Youville, our foundress, and being drawn irresistibly to daily Eucharist; these were sources of love, hope and strength for her journey of seventy years.
Community life among the Sisters is a daily exchange of selfless activities wherein we grow in the knowledge and loving service of one another. There are extraordinary examples of heroism, as well as many occasions for growth in patience, understanding and selflessness. As a Superior among the Sisters, one draws a group together, encourages and holds in sacred trust the Sisters in the community. Sister Ann Catherine accepted such a service as Superior at St. Norbert's Convent and then for a longer time at the Melrose Academy Faculty House. During these years the Sisters were experiencing many major changes in religious life, as well as at the Melrose site, where a Motherhouse was transferred, and painful decisions regarding the future of education on the property were being discussed and decided. To guide Sisters through such upheaval in these years, speaks to the wisdom, charity, patience and longsuffering such a service must have demanded of her. With the personal pain she bore during this time, Sister Ann Catherine knew the mystery of the cross.
As a community member, Sister Ann Catherine was known as friendly, cheerful, and generous. Her quiet, unassuming demeanor, understanding and skill in listening drew people to her. As community meetings became a norm, she brought openness to a group and calmly participated by speaking candidly and from her convictions about the values to be considered. Was she perhaps a friend of St. Francis, seeing God in all of things? For she walked gently on the earth, delighting in the sweetness of creation, an advocate of green peace before it was in vogue. Who would have a beautiful bird alight on one's shoulder, as we saw in a picture of her! She fed the birds, loved animals, especially dogs, and decorated her room with rainbow colors of butterflies and refracted light. Plants grew under her green thumb and flowered as she whispered to them. Gratitude was a hallmark of her character, and every small act of kindness was acknowledged as large and deeply appreciated. Her outreach to others went beyond the Grey Nun community. Sensitivity to the sufferings of others prompted her to develop a phone outreach to many who sought her comfort, prayer, and assistance. How lovingly she guided parents, friends, children, and the aging, proving how loyal a friend she was in bearing the burdens of others, and lightening their lives with love, laughter, and hope.
The wholesomeness of Sister Ann Catherine's personhood was no doubt the reason for her long, successful years as a teacher of little ones. As a Grey Nun, one's ministry of service fills long hours in each day. For Sister Ann Catherine, her formation of children was a life-time passion. Her classroom teaching and principalships in Catholic schools spanned sixty-three years. She spent these years in several locations. In Georgia, at Immaculate Heart of Mary School, she was one of the foundresses, Here her Sisters fondly coined her familiar name, Lucy, so-called to this day! She spent most of her teaching days in Pennsylvania and New York. In one of her early missions, at St. Rose of Lima School in Buffalo, NY, she was privileged to have Sister Mary of the Angels, fondly called "Wings", for her Principal, and was ably mentored by her. They also became life-long friends. Perhaps the longest period of her educational service was at Melrose Academy. She served as principal and teacher at St. Ann Hall, where she guided the construction of the new school. Here she met Anne Mattson, a colleague who became our first Associate Grey Nun, and then later a professed Grey Nun. They became good friends sharing their educational talents at Melrose Academy and companioned each other through their retirement years. Sister Ann Catherine was cited as a risk taker, one open to new trends in learning, a cooperative person, genuinely interested in advancing the well-being of others, be it the Principal, other teachers, children, or parents. She could articulate clearly her strong convictions, with confidence that they could be helpful to others. Sister Ann Catherine's own higher education at college and university, with concentrations in education and history, at which she excelled, provided her with extensive preparation for her long career in the field of education.
Thus one tries to convey the shining goodness of a very quiet, gentle person, who walked gently on the earth, a life so simple and yet so cherished, a life lived gratefully and laid down so quietly. How missed this friend will be! Yet, she who carried Christmas in her heart all year round, would bid us listen to songs of the angels she seemed to hear each day: "Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace to people of good will!" So we do rejoice and give you thanks, most loving God!
May the Angels lead you into Paradise!
May you rest in peace!
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Sensational discoveries can hit the hearts and plunge the mind to think ahead of time. The humans of the 21st century have seen many sensational discoveries and inventions. Yet, people still assume that everything has been discovered. Many times, nature had proven this assumption wrong. What a farmer saw in 1991 became one of the sensational discoveries in the history of the discoveries by mankind. Let's go deep down to decode his discovery.
Ho Khanh was a small farmer in Vietnam. One day, he set out into the forest of Phong Nha Ke Bang to find aloe plants which he would later sell in the market. According to some other sources, Ho Khanh also liked trekking in these forests. It was said that he used to frequently manoeuvre his way through the jungles of Phong Nha forest and end up staying there for weeks. Phong Nha Ke Bang is now a protected national park and is also evaluated as one of the 238 globally important ecological regions. It is the largest karst region in the world with ranges of calcareous mountains that have been evolving continuously. The forest also contains primitive tropical vegetation, though it is affected due to climate change. The forest of Phong Nha boasts of exclusive biodiversity of flora and fauna.
When Ho Khanh adventured into this forest, he lost his way after a while. Meanwhile, he sat down to rest on the forest floor. He was astonished to hear sounds of strong winds and water flowing through nearby. However, he felt that it was coming from under the ground. He also came across a limestone cliff and he approached that place to further investigate on those sounds. When he came the next day to look for those sounds, he could not trace back his steps and ultimately ended up not finding what he was looking for.
It was after 18 years of this incident that Ho Khanh along with the British Cave Research Association set out to find the unidentified subterranean area. The two eminent members of British Cave Research Association who were a part of this mission are Howard and Deb Limbert. It was not as if they could find the way to the cave on the very first go. They had to face failure multiple times and finally found a cave with clouds and a river inside. This is quite an amazing cave in the world. After all, little did they know that they would end up the finding of a gigantic ecosystem itself that this cave resembles. These researches went out to find out more about the cave and its other elements from 20009 to 2010. The cave has been open for the public to since the starting of the year 2013.
The cave that the researchers and Ho Khanh discovered would later become known as Hang Son Doong, which literally translates to the 'Mountain River Cave'. Undoubtedly, the name is due to its geography and location. Though the Phong Nha national park is the most popular Karst system in Asia, between 400 and 450 million years old, this cave is considered to be relatively young. After an analysis of the sediments in this cave, that was brought down by flowing rivers, it was evident that caves date back only to 3 million years.
The first expedition into this cave was not successful, as if saw some hurdles. The expedition was halted by an 80-metre high calcite barrier. After the crew members came out, this barrier was hilariously dubbed to be called as 'Great Wall of Vietnam'. It was in 2010 that the second expedition went successfully. The members of the crew could finally climb the tall calcite barrier and see the end of the passage. It was then that Son Doong Cave is the world's largest cave.
According to estimates, Son Doong Cave is very large that it could comfortably house an entire block of New York City with 40 story skyscrapers. The cave is 5 km long and its sections reach up to 200 metres tall and 150 metres wide. It has a total measured volume of 38.5 million cubic metres, which is very large, a number. The previous recorder for the world's largest cave was Deer Cave in Malaysia and Son Doong Cave can easily surpass the previous one.
There are a number of lines in the cave that allow sunlight to fall in and make conditions favourable for vegetative growth. One can also find the world's tallest stag mites here. There are a number of agencies in Vietnam that provide services for exploring this cave. One can go on a number of expeditions and enjoy the beautiful scenarios inside the walls of this cave. It is definitely interesting to know how this cave was discovered and the story behind it. If one is a cave enthusiast, this Son Doong Cave is a must-visit place in one's bucket list.
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isn't that an option of XP ?
reboot on fatal error or so ? you can turn it off somewhere.
System restore point is what you're talking about there in the English version.
Under Startup and Recovery, click on 'Settings' button.
There is a checkbox for Automatic restart, so uncheck it.
I believe that you have driver; problem, so I would recommend to update all drivers.
You mean that it has to do with me changing from 66.81 to 61.77?
It all depends on your computer specs, and on how much stuff you have running on computer at the time you play the game.
I recomment to shut down any AV software, and to use SpyBot to clean your startup settings (leave only NEEDED stuff, remove everything else). Also make sure you don't have any spy/ad software on your computer.
Defragmentation of drive will help to improve performance too, and lower visual system settings tend to help with performance.
Another issue users often have is fragmented swap file (page file). To create solid one-peace page file you have first to set it to 0MB, rebote your computer, defragment drive, and then set page file to whathever you like to (usually 2-3 times RAM). and then rebote your computer again.
Also make sure you have no tons of uneeded services running.
If you have laptop, this all should also help to make your battery last longer.
sometimes new video drivers break things.
well, what they intend and what can happen dont always match up. or they havent always. maybe they check them harder these days.
not that its even necessarily a software problem you have here.
when i had a similar problem it turned out to be a hardware problem each time.
once it was the cmos bios settings were corrupted (this always causes WEIRD problems) and clearing the cmos and redoing the bios settings fixed it.
another time it was a bad powersupply.
I doubt its wrong, but if he's playing a game and it just up and shuts down. Thats gotta be a heating issue. Most systems are programed to auto kill if the temp goes over a certain limit.
I agree, that's what I would say too. Windows restarting is not the problem, it is actually saving your computer. May I ask if you have overclocked your system at all? Also a detailed list of your computer specs would help anyone trying to help you. Also you might want to look for any forums about that game you are playing to see if anyone else playing it has the same problem. Most motherboards today have system sensors that monitor heat. Programs like Everest are programed to read that data and show you. If you get Everest, look in the left colum under "computer" at the very bottom is "sensor". Find out the voltage and maximum heat your components can handle. On the other hand, your computer might be restarting becasue you don't have enough power to supply your components. If you have an oem computer chances are you got a cheap psu with little watts. 250-300. What you buy is what you get in computers. There are cheap psu's and expensive ones. The price reflects the consistancy of the volts supplied by your psu and the max ammount available. generally more is better as you probably already know. one way of checking this is to find out the watts your psu(power supply unit) has. Then make a list of all the components you are using. the usual are processor, graphics card, rams chips, hard drive, sound card, net working card..etc... find a computer component power consumption list on google. Now these lists usually give you a range, example hard drive 10 - 25 watts. This represents different loads. like idle vs heavey workload. I always use the max number when calculating watts used because its just safe IMO. You could use median in wich case just add the two and devide by 2. Add up the power your components use and subtract that from your PSU's Watt capacity. Also a good program for testing your computer in a controlled manner is Prime 95. Hope this helps.
here is a program you may want to look at.
yes, also if its a hot day, open windows and get yourself a desk fan. The only use for a desk fan in this house is computer cooling. and as it's been so hot, I just leave the window open. Left it open last night, and it still got pretty warm in here.
also, keep pc's outta the sun. we didn't quite manage that one. this one is in the sun from when it rises until its due south.
well, I have the window on my left, computer in front of me and fan on the right. when turned on, the fan moves the hot air towards the window keeping it cool.
earlier I didnt have the fan on or window open and it overheated, so I just left it with the fan on and window open for a bit and it was fine afterwards.
remember, if you feel hot, the computer is hot.
Heh my current temperature (processor is 78°C, but system temp. is 38°C), I know I have many problems with my PC, but don't we all?
my system shutdown is set at 70C ... and that would only happen if the fan stopped.
its impossible to diagnose it over the internet, it could be hardware, software, a thousand things. picking the right thing isnt possible.. we can suggest things and the user can test for them.
so yeah we couldve mentioned overheating, but there are also several other thing we havent mentioned yet either.
If anyone here has an ati gpu, get atitool, it has a fan control menu that kicks royal behind. I have it set to go at 60% if heat goes above 45 C. 75% if it peeks 50C. 85% if it gets to 55C and finally 100% if it gets to 60C. From what I've heard it is not possible to bake your hardware if you keep it under 70 C so I stay pretty conservative under 60.
You can set it to display either your gpu temp, gpu environment temp, or alternating in tool bar...very handy little program. It can also find you max core and mem settings, and also control gamma and force "unsupported" refresh rates.
I think minegoes down about 40-45*c, I tend not to test... But hard/cd drives get veeeeeray hot..


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New Endicott Ice Arena to be Named for Boston Hockey Legend Ray Bourque
Groundbreaking Ceremony Video
BEVERLY, Mass., July 29, 2014 – Endicott College, the Endicott Athletics and Recreation Department, and Celebrity Marketing, Inc. is proud to announce that the College's new ice hockey arena will be named for hockey legend and North Shore community activist Ray Bourque. The Raymond J. Bourque Ice Arena will house the NCAA Division III men's and women's Gulls ice hockey programs as well as serve as home to Beverly Youth Hockey, Beverly High School Hockey, and other local sports activities.
A resident of the North Shore of Boston for over 30 years, Bourque has exemplified determination, leadership, and consistency; his dedication to the game he loves, his family, friends, fans, charities, and New England has made him a figurehead of community improvement and an inspiration to many.
"When we began speaking with Ray about the naming of the arena in his honor, our thought was that we wanted to inspire our youth, our students, and our community to emulate the qualities that he has as an athlete and as a man," said President Dr. Richard E. Wylie. "In true Bourque fashion, he was most appreciative about being honored but far more interested about what impact this would have on the kids and the community."
Bourque is a 22-year veteran of the National Hockey League (NHL), which includes 21 seasons with the Boston Bruins. He was captain of the team for 15 years and, during that time, became the league's all-time leader for goals, assists, and points by a defenseman. In his retirement years, Ray has used his standing as one of Boston's most beloved and historic sports figures to give back to the community through several local charities. He is on the Board of Directors of Celebrities for Charity, an organization dedicated to helping celebrities fulfill their philanthropic aspirations and increasing the access charities have those popular figures.
"This arena will affect the lives of many individuals, starting with the youth of the North Shore of Boston, which is the primary motivating factor for me to not only accept the honor of having the arena named after me but to actively assist in the construction fundraising, the funding of youth scholarships, and the educating of our youth with regards to the value of teamwork, leadership, dedication, passion, and a strong sense of community," said Bourque.
The Raymond J. Bourque Ice Arena will not only give Endicott's men's and women's NCAA Division III ice hockey programs a state-of-the-art facility in which to practice and compete, it will also create opportunities for athletes in the North Shore community, starting with the members of Beverly Youth Hockey and Beverly High School Hockey.
"We are thrilled that this partnership will give Beverly Youth Hockey, Beverly High School Hockey, and other sporting activities a local home to build everlasting friendships, relationships, and memories," said Wylie. "Both Ray and Endicott have also committed to do everything possible not to leave anyone behind due to financial strains -- we will be awarding annual need-based scholarships to the local youth that would otherwise not be able to afford participation in youth hockey programs or hockey camps."
Artist rendering of the Raymond J. Bourque Arena
On July 29, integral members of the conception, design, and development process for the Raymond J. Bourque Ice Arena, including Ray himself, came together for a special ground-breaking ceremony at the arena's construction site. Expected to open prior to the start of the 2015-16 academic year, this new arena is just the latest in a succession of new buildings and construction projects dedicated to elevate the experience of every Endicott student and promote opportunities for our community, faculty, and staff.
"Since 2008 we've worked hand-in-hand with President Wylie and the College's Board of Trustees on capital improvements to the Endicott campus," states Lee Dellicker, president of Windover Construction, the company which is constructing the facility. "The arena project is another example of their commitment to not only their students, but to the surrounding community. We are honored to be able to help bring the college's vision to fruition."
In addition to providing home ice for a variety of organizations, the arena will benefit educational programs in the community through fundraising and development initiatives in areas such as sports education, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), and philanthropy. These programs will teach tenants of teamwork, leadership and volunteerism to both Endicott College students and North Shore youth as part of an ongoing dedication to the improvement of the community at large.
Based on the enthusiasm and praise for the development of the Raymond J. Bourque Ice Arena on Endicott's Beverly campus, it is obvious that this facility will promote continued commitment and excellence for Endicott's athletics programs and create a North Shore landmark that will embrace its surrounding communities.
"Certainly without the opportunity to play hockey I would not have the life I've created for myself or my family," said Bourque. "I hope to help make the same difference in the lives of many North Shore and Endicott College kids. You don't need to love the game of hockey to understand the value of what this arena will do for this community. It will change lives forever."
About Endicott College
Located in Beverly, Massachusetts on 235 acres of oceanfront property, Endicott College offers doctorate, master's and bachelor degree programs in the professional and liberal arts. Founded in 1939, Endicott provides an education built upon a combination of theory and practice, which is tested through internships and work experience. Studying at the Beverly campus, regionally, and internationally are approximately 2,400 undergraduate and more than 2,600 adult and graduate students. For more information, visit www.endicott.edu.
About Celebrity Marketing Inc.
Celebrity Marketing Inc. (CMI) is a premier sports and entertainment marketing firm established by former Bruins Goaltender Cleon Daskalakis. With over 20 years of experience, CMI has represented the interests of both entertainers and hall of fame athletes, as well as the interests of numerous regionally, nationally, and internationally recognized corporations and their brands. In addition to this, CMI's charitable arm, the Celebrities for Charity Foundation (CFC), which was cofounded by Mr. Daskalakis and hockey legend Ray Bourque in 1997, boasts hundreds celebrity relationships that include Hollywood mega stars and nationally and internationally recognized sports legends. The Foundation, primarily through its proprietary online raffle program, has supported thousands of charities and has donated over $15 million to celebrity based foundations.
About Windover Construction
Windover creates state of the art commercial and institutional spaces, sophisticated luxury homes, and urban multi-family communities, all executed with a passion for attention to detail. The winner of numerous industry awards, the firm's skilled team of professionals possesses a deep understanding of the construction process and collaborates with clients to provide an exceptional experience from inception of their project to completion. The firm is headquartered in Manchester, Massachusetts, and works with clients throughout New England.
April 29, 2015 The Gull Club 3rd Annual Forever A Gull Giving Challenge Results
February 7, 2015 Gulls Finish 2015 Season on Top with 2-1 Victory over Boston University
February 5, 2015 Gulls Fall to Northeastern on the Road
January 29, 2015 Gulls Finish Home Stretch Strong with Senior Night Victory
January 25, 2015 Gulls Rally as Moore Tallies Game Winner in Final Minute of Regulation
December 15, 2014 Gulls Drop Two with ACHA National Contenders, UNH and CCSU
December 5, 2014 Gulls Fall to League Foe Boston College
December 4, 2014 Endicott Athletics Alumni Spotlight - Gabe Carreiro B.S. '08
November 24, 2014 Endicott Finds Success in Weekend Doubleheader
November 15, 2014 Endicott Comes Up Short Against BU, Loses 6-1
November 10, 2014 Gulls Split in Weekend Contests
November 1, 2014 Gulls Drop First League Game of 2014-15 Season
October 27, 2014 Gulls Take Two from Bryant in League Opener
October 18, 2014 Gulls Blank Riverhawks in ACHA Action
October 14, 2014 Gulls Tie with Merrimack in Doubleheader Weekend
October 4, 2014 Gulls Fall to Reigning ACHA National Champions, New Hampshire 3-1
September 27, 2014 Gulls Start off 2014-15 Season With 3-0 Victory Over Harvard
August 12, 2014 Informational Meeting for Men's Hockey Players Set for 9/3/14
July 29, 2014 New Endicott Ice Arena to be Named for Boston Hockey Legend Ray Bourque
June 30, 2014 Endicott Welcomed into ECAC Northeast Hockey League

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(1)Part 1 of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 (UK Green Investment Bank) is amended as follows.
(2)Omit the following provisions—
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(b)section 3 (alteration of Bank's objects where it is designated by Secretary of State);
(c)section 5 (accounts, reports etc where Bank is designated by Secretary of State).
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(a)for the heading substitute " Interpretation ",
(b)omit subsections (1) to (8) (Secretary of State's power to designate), and
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"(10)In this Part "UK Green Investment Bank company" means—
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(11)For the purposes of subsection (10) a company is to be regarded as being in the same "group" as the UK Green Investment Bank, if, for the purposes of section 1161(5) of the Companies Act 2006, the company is a group undertaking in relation to the UK Green Investment Bank."
(4)In section 4 (financial assistance from the Secretary of State)—
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(a)in subsection (1)(a) omit "after an order has been made under section 2,",
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Q: How do I determine what ciphers & cipher modes I can use in dm-crypt/LUKS? I'm using an Ubuntu-based system, and I'm having difficulty determining what ciphers and cipher modes are available to me.
The cryptsetup man page says:
"See /proc/crypto for a list of available options. You might need to load additional kernel crypto modules in order to get more options."
My /proc/crypto has very little in it. How do I find out which extra kernel crypto modules are available for me to load?

A: The 5.1 kernel, current at the time I write this, has two different formats the for cipher string, the "old" format and the "new" format.  Everything in this question so far, and apparently all docs too, deals with the "old" format, so I'll describe it here.  This is for just encryption.  If using integrity with dm-crypt, then one must consider AEAD ciphers and it gets even more complicated.
The format parsed by the kernel is "cipher[:keycount]-mode-ivmode[:ivopts]".  Examples: aes-xts-plain64, blowfish-cbc-essiv:sha256, aes:64-cbc-lmk.

*

*cipher
The cipher to use, examples are aes, anubis, twofish, arc4, etc.  The kernel dm-crypt driver does not have a list of ciphers.  This is passed through to the Linux Crypto API, so any suitable cipher supported by the kernel can be used.

*keycount
Optional power of two number of keys to use with cipher.  This defaults to 1 for everything except the lmk ivmode, where it defaults to 64.  This really only applies to LMK and values other than 1 will will not work properly with other modes.

*mode The block chaining mode to use with the cipher.  Examples are ecb, cbc, xts.  Other than knowing that ecb uses no IV, the md-crypt driver passes this through to the Linux Crypto API and can use any chaining mode supported by the kernel.

*ivmode The algorithm used to generate the initialization vector (IV) for each sector.  In typical symmetric key encryption, unlike dm-crypt, the IV is another bit of data passed into the cipher along with the key when encrypting or decrypting.  There is just one IV passed in for the entire operation.  Since dm-crypt needs to be able to read and write each sector individually, it does not encrypt the entire disk as a single operation.  Instead, there is an IV for each sector.  Rather than passing in the IV as data, an algorithm for creating the IVs is specified here.  This isn't part of the Linux Crypto API, since IV generation isn't done by the cipher, and the allowed ivmode values are defined the dm-crypt driver.  They are:

*

*plain, plain64, plain64be, benbi
These simply use the sector number, in various formats, as the IV.  Meant for block modes like XTS that are designed to resist attacks like watermarking when using a simple and predictable IV.  plain64 appears to be the most commonly recommended.

*null IV is always zero.  For testing and backward compatibility, you shouldn't use this.

*lmk Compatible with the Loop-AES encryption scheme.

*tcw Compatible with TrueCrypt.

*essiv Uses sector number encrypted with a hash of the key.  Meant for modes, like CBC, that are not resistant to various attacks when using a simple IV like plain64.

*ivopts The hash to be used with essiv ivmode, ignored for all other modes.
As a special case, "cipher-plain" or just "cipher" are interpreted as "cipher-cbc-plain". Another special case is that ecb mode has no ivmode to specify.
How this relates to /proc/crypto
With respect to /proc/crypto, only the cipher and mode are relevant.  dm-crypt with construct a Crypto API specification of the form "mode(cipher)" and request this from the kernel.  This is what one should look for in /proc/crypto as the name for a skcipher.  Example:
name         : xts(aes)
driver       : xts-aes-aesni
module       : kernel
priority     : 401
refcnt       : 1
selftest     : passed
internal     : no
type         : skcipher
async        : yes
blocksize    : 16
min keysize  : 32
max keysize  : 64
ivsize       : 16
chunksize    : 16
walksize     : 16

The type of skcipher indicates this a symmetric key cipher, what dm-crypt uses, and the name of xts(aes) would be written aes-xts when specified with dm-crypt.  The keysize fields also tell us what key sizes can be used with this cipher.
If this was from a module, the module name might show up in the module line.  However, many ciphers (usually those in software that don't have any hardware specific code) are implement as a generic cipher that is combined with generic block chaining code to produce the final skcipher.  For example:
name         : xts(anubis)
driver       : xts(ecb(anubis-generic))
module       : kernel
type         : skcipher

name         : anubis
driver       : anubis-generic
module       : anubis
type         : cipher

In this case the anubis cipher is combined with the kernel XTS block chaining mode code to produce the final cipher xts(anbuis), which has been assigned a module of kernel.  But in order to have this available we need the generic anubis cipher, which is from the anubis module.  Most ciphers have a module alias of "crypto-cipher" that can be used to load them, e.g. modprobe crypto-anubis would load module that provides the anubis cipher.
When using the cryptsetup benchmark command, only the cipher and mode matter, since that is all that is benchmarked.  If mode is not specified it defaults to CBC.  The ivmode is totally ignored.  Thus, for benchmarking, aes, aes-cbc, and aes-cbc-foobar are all equivalent.

A: You can list the ciphers supported by your kernels with the following command,
[root@arif]# ls /lib/modules/[your kernel version]/kernel/crypto/
algif_rng.ko.xz   blowfish_common.ko.xz   cmac.ko.xz               cts.ko.xz          gf128mul.ko.xz           michael_mic.ko.xz  rsa_generic.ko.xz      tgr192.ko.xz           xts.ko.xz
ansi_cprng.ko.xz  blowfish_generic.ko.xz  crc32_generic.ko.xz      deflate.ko.xz      ghash-generic.ko.xz      pcbc.ko.xz         salsa20_generic.ko.xz  twofish_common.ko.xz   zlib.ko.xz
anubis.ko.xz      camellia_generic.ko.xz  crct10dif_common.ko.xz   des_generic.ko.xz  jitterentropy_rng.ko.xz  pcrypt.ko.xz       seed.ko.xz             twofish_generic.ko.xz
arc4.ko.xz        cast5_generic.ko.xz     crct10dif_generic.ko.xz  dh_generic.ko.xz   khazad.ko.xz             rmd128.ko.xz       serpent_generic.ko.xz  vmac.ko.xz
async_tx          cast6_generic.ko.xz     cryptd.ko.xz             drbg.ko.xz         lrw.ko.xz                rmd160.ko.xz       sha512_generic.ko.xz   wp512.ko.xz
authencesn.ko.xz  cast_common.ko.xz       crypto_null.ko.xz        fcrypt.ko.xz       mcryptd.ko.xz            rmd256.ko.xz       tcrypt.ko.xz           xcbc.ko.xz
authenc.ko.xz     ccm.ko.xz               crypto_user.ko.xz        gcm.ko.xz          md4.ko.xz                rmd320.ko.xz       tea.ko.xz              xor.ko.xz

You can list the ciphers and hashes you can use and their I/O comparison by for luks by the following command,
[root@arif arif]# cryptsetup benchmark
# Tests are approximate using memory only (no storage IO).
PBKDF2-sha1       289342 iterations per second for 256-bit key
PBKDF2-sha256     353293 iterations per second for 256-bit key
PBKDF2-sha512     227555 iterations per second for 256-bit key
PBKDF2-ripemd160  233224 iterations per second for 256-bit key
PBKDF2-whirlpool  236165 iterations per second for 256-bit key
argon2i       4 iterations, 917485 memory, 4 parallel threads (CPUs) for 256-bit key (requested 2000 ms time)
argon2id      4 iterations, 951672 memory, 4 parallel threads (CPUs) for 256-bit key (requested 2000 ms time)
#     Algorithm |       Key |      Encryption |      Decryption
        aes-cbc        128b       642.2 MiB/s      2495.8 MiB/s
    serpent-cbc        128b        89.3 MiB/s       542.6 MiB/s
    twofish-cbc        128b       100.4 MiB/s       343.1 MiB/s
        aes-cbc        256b       477.2 MiB/s      1979.2 MiB/s
    serpent-cbc        256b        89.3 MiB/s       538.9 MiB/s
    twofish-cbc        256b       173.3 MiB/s       343.1 MiB/s
        aes-xts        256b      1668.0 MiB/s      1664.1 MiB/s
    serpent-xts        256b       535.7 MiB/s       523.4 MiB/s
    twofish-xts        256b       332.6 MiB/s       339.8 MiB/s
        aes-xts        512b      1384.5 MiB/s      1380.7 MiB/s
    serpent-xts        512b       539.3 MiB/s       524.4 MiB/s
    twofish-xts        512b       335.0 MiB/s       340.1 MiB/s

You can compare specific ciphers by the following command,
[root@arif]# ciphers="aes-xts serpent-xts anubis-xts"

[root@arif]# echo "#     Algorithm |       Key |      Encryption |      Decryption";for i in $ciphers ; do cryptsetup benchmark --cipher $i|tail -n 1; done

#     Algorithm |       Key |      Encryption |      Decryption
        aes-xts        256b      1613.9 MiB/s      1642.8 MiB/s
    serpent-xts        256b       538.9 MiB/s       521.9 MiB/s
     anubis-xts        256b       182.0 MiB/s       182.1 MiB/s

A: There are many, many documents and man pages to read through, but one document that might particularly interest you is the LUKS On-Disk Format Specification (PDF).
Appendix B (which is, naturally, near the end) says,

Cipher and Hash specification registry
Even if the cipher-name and cipher-mode strings are not interpreted by any
  LUKS operation, they must have the same meaning for all implementations
  to achieve compatibility among different LUKS-based implementations. LUKS
  has to ensure that the underlaying cipher system can utilise the cipher name
  and cipher mode strings, and as these strings might not always be native to the
  cipher system, LUKS might need to map them into something appropriate.
Valid cipher names are listed in Table 1.
Valid cipher modes are listed in Table 2. By contract, cipher modes using
  IVs and tweaks must start from the all-zero IV / tweak. This applies for all
  calls to the encrypt / decrypt primitives especially when handling key material.
  Further, these IVs / tweaks cipher modes usually cut the cipher stream into
  independent blocks by reseeding tweaks / IVs at sector boundaries. The all-zero IV / tweak requirement for the first encrypted / decrypted block
  is equivalent to
  the requirement that the first block is defined to rest at sector 0.
Table 3 lists valid hash specs for hash-spec field. A compliant implementation
  does not have to support all cipher, cipher mode or hash specifications.

Table 1: Valid cipher names

*

*aes - Advanced Encryption Standard - FIPS PUB 197

*twofish - Twofish: A 128-Bit Block Cipher -
http://www.schneier.com/paper-twofish-paper.html    (See below)

*serpent - http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rja14/serpent.html

*cast5 - RFC 2144

*cast6 - RFC 2612

Table 2: Valid cipher modes

*

*ecb - The cipher output is used directly

*cbc-plain - The cipher is operated in CBC mode. The CBC chaining
is cut every sector, and reinitialised with the sector number
as initial vector (converted to 32-bit and to little-endian).
This mode is specified in [Fru05b], Chapter 4.

*cbc-essiv:hash - The cipher is operated in ESSIV mode
using hash for
generating the IV key for the original key. For instance,
when using sha256 as hash, the cipher mode spec is "cbcessiv:sha256".
ESSIV is specified in [Fru05b], Chapter 4.

*xts-plain64 - http://grouper.ieee.org/groups/1619/email/pdf00086.pdf, plain64 is 64-bit version of plain initial vector

Table 3: Valid hash specifications

*

*sha1 - RFC 3174 - US Secure Hash Algorithm 1 (SHA1)

*sha256 - SHA variant according to FIPS 180-2

*sha512 - SHA variant according to FIPS 180-2

*ripemd160 - http://www.esat.kuleuven.ac.be/~bosselae/ripemd160.html
  (See below)

Editor's Note: The above is copied from the specification.
Subsequent to its writing, these documents' URLs have changed:

*

*Twofish: A 128-Bit Block Cipher   (new URL)

*The hash function RIPEMD-160   (new URL)

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Aesthetica Magazine : Interview with Agnieszka Perche, Gallery Mananger at Darren Baker Gallery, London, 2014.
Amanda Houchen's response to the Biscuit. I've kept you half. exhibition, what flattery!
Kim Poor & 'Genesis' London Exhibition 2016 – Brazilian and Music Themed Exhibition – collaborated with group Genesis .
Announcing USA Programme and Project Space in Qtr 4 2015.
2014 I.P Arts plans will provide our Artists with even more Exhibitions and Shows for their works. We will join our 1st Art Fair. Art 14 in London.
Please save the date in your calendar of Monday 23rd June 2014 for Bartholomew Beal's Solo show in Mayfair London. Details and announcement are to follow. Currently we are have a wait list for Bartholomew's Works, so please email us with your interest and one of our Team will be in contact for discussion.
In 2014 , we intend continuing with the same gusto the monthly average for shows throughout 2014.
During the 1st quarter of 2014 we will launch Isis Phoenix Portraits & Mural Service.
2014 – To wet your appetite, here are a few new I. P. Arts Artists: Several more are soon to be announced.
Paulina Pluta is a figurative Painter. Please see her work * on our Website: http://www.isisphoenixarts.com/project/paulina-pluta/ .
Zsombor Barakonyi is a Painter from Budapest. Please see his work * on our Website: http://www.isisphoenixarts.com/project/zsombor-barakonyi/ .
Peter Churcher is a Mid Career Australian Artist. Please see his work * on our Website: http://www.isisphoenixarts.com/project/peter-churcher/ .
Alex Wood, is a Sculptor based in London mixing materials and English Eccentricity in equal measure. More information to be announced.
* All are also featured in the Exhibitions Section.
2013 was a busy year for I.P Arts.
The year commenced with Tobias Klein's incredible "Invisible Human" Project in Washington DC, USA. This received global media coverage and established Tobias Klein as a pioneering Artist, pushing the limits with sculpture using 3D Print and crystal-growing technology.
We ended the year with 2 Museum Exhibitions, for Tobias Klein at The Science Museum in London for the "3D Printing the Future", and Bartholomew Beal at The Derby Museum, UK.
We exhibited on average 4 shows per month throughout the year and plan on continuing this in 2014.
Bartholomew Beal has very quickly become part of the family at I.P Arts selling out every show in 2013. Following Bartholomew's news and further developments in 2014 will be particularly exciting.
Eleanor Watson is a figurative Painter. Please see her work * on our Website: http://www.isisphoenixarts.com/project/eleanor-watson/ .
Expanded Eye are the Famous Tattoo Artist Duo. Please see their work * on our Website: http://www.isisphoenixarts.com/project/expanded-eye/ .
Darren Baker is a Photorealist Artist. Please see his work * on our Website: http://www.isisphoenixarts.com/project/darren-baker/ .
Julian Tschollar is an exceptional Swiss Painter * http://www.isisphoenixarts.com/project/julian-tschollar/ .
Ryan Ostrowski, our Graffitti & Rock n Roll Painter based in New York * http://www.isisphoenixarts.com/project/ryan-ostrowski/ .
* Also featured in the Exhibitions Section.
leanor Watson & Bartholomew Beal at their exhibition 'Biscuit I've Kept You Half'.
Pinch TV's Pips Taylor pops to meet artists Eleanor Watson & Bartholomew Beal at their exhibition 'Biscuit I've Kept You Half'. The exhibition showcases works in response to 'Endgame' by Samuel Beckett and was at The Mall Galleries. The exhibition was presented by Isis Phoenix Arts.
Eleanor Watson – B.A. / After B.A.


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When you're talking about a true Italian deli experience, it's the meat that matters most. At Salvaggio's, the countermen understand this; no one's at this Denver location for conversation. The customers come for the sandwiches — in particular, a nice prosciutto on a roll and the fantastic red-bells-and-mozz — and these guys deliver.


Plant & Share Tumbled Crystals are some of the best quality stones available on the market. All stones will vary slightly in colour, shape and size. They are approximately 10mm x 25mm in size.
Each crystal comes with a Crystal Learning Card that has information about their meanings and a positive affirmation.
USE: Place stone over the area (listed below) and hold for approximately 15 minutes.
Clear Quartz – hold in your hand and meditate for clarity.
Amethyst – at bed time hold over your Third-Eye (located between on your forehead) and let it calm your mind and open up your intuition.
Blue Agate – hold over your Throat Chakra to bring emotional, physical and intellectual balance, easing tension and bringing self-confidence.
Blue Lace Agate – hold over your Throat Chakra, to easy your mind and reduce stress and anxiety, helps you you to speak your truth.
Rose Quartz – hold over your Heart Chakra and connect with the energy of unconditional love.
Green Howlite – hold over your Heart Chakra to help remove feelings of anger, aggression and negative self-talk.
Citrine – hold over your Solar Plexus Chakra (located on your abdomen, above your belly button) to bring feelings of positivity, joy and optimism to your life.
Yellow Jasper – hold over your Solar Plexus Chakra (located on your abdomen, above your belly button) to bring feeling of happiness, soothe anxiety, learn unconditional love, forgiveness and compassion.
Carnelian – hold over your Sacral Charka (located on your lower belly) to bring confidence, vitality, sexuality and action.
Red Jasper – hold over your Base Charka (located at the base of your spine) to bring stamina, energy and vitality, supporting your to chase your dreams.
Tigers Eye – hold over your Base, Sacral or Solar Plexus Charkas to enhance your perception, judgement and focus, helpful to use when clarity is needed when making decisions.


Alternative splicing is a eukaryotic post-transcriptional biological process that promotes transcriptome and proteome diversity, and influences growth, development and response to stress. For example, in humans, ~95% of genes are alternatively spliced, and aberrant alternative splicing events are linked to multiple hereditary diseases such as cause aberrant splicing underpin cystic fibrosis, muscular dystrophy, and Progeria Syndrome1. In a manner similar to animals, alternative splicing has important biological consequences for plant growth and development, flowering, circadian clock function, and stress responses2.
We have analyzed genome-wide changes in alternative splicing occurring during a plant-virus interaction3,4,5. For this, we utilized the model grass, Brachypodium distachyon, and infected it with Panicum mosaic virus (PMV) and its satellite virus (SPMV)—causal agents of St. Augustine grass decline6. High-quality total RNA was isolated from healthy and virus infected plants, and was subjected to Illumina high throughput paired-end RNA-sequencing.The resulting bioinformatics analysis revealed that about 42% of mRNAs with more than one exon were alternatively spliced in Brachypodium. Analysis of the different types of alternative splicing events showed that ~36% involved intron retention, ~41% involved alternate donor or acceptor sites, and ~ 9% involved exon skipping, while ~14% were found to be complex, consisting of duplicated or combinations of the aforementioned types. The low frequency of exon skipping events, a characteristic of plant alternative splicing, is in striking contrast to those occurring in animal systems, where exon skipping is predominant.
Furthermore, we found that virus infections increased the overall number of alternative splicing events in Brachypodium, without affecting the overall ratio of different types of alternative splicing events. Among the spliced genes, we identified ~600 genes that showed changes in splicing pattern in response to virus infection. These included ~100 immune-related genes encoding receptor-like kinases, NB-LRR resistance proteins, transcription factors, RNA-silencing and splicing-associated proteins. Further investigations of these alternative spliced events, and of their encoded proteins, should inform the underlying mechanisms of alternative splicing processes related to plant immune-signaling.


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Geometry and physics of averaging, with applications. Physica D 132 (1999), pp. 150-164.
Geometry of Kapitsa's potentials. Nonlinearity 11 (1998), pp. 1365-1368
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A new randomness-generating mechanism in forced relaxation oscillations. Physica D 114 (1998), pp. 230-236
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Дом-музей Абылхана Кастеева — мемориальный музей Абылхана Кастеева в городе Алма-Ате (Казахстан). Музей расположен в доме, где он проживал с 1958 по 1973 год.

История
Дом на востоке Алма-Аты за речкой Малая Алматинка по ул. Городская (ныне ул. Бекхожина) был построен в 1955 году для семьи Кастеева. В 1966 году дом был полностью снесён и затем выстроен заново. А. Кастеев жил и работал в  доме  с 1958 по 1973 годы.

В 2004 году семья передаёт дом художника государству для создания мемориального музея.

В 2014 году, в год празднования 110-летия со дня рождения художника, был открыт мемориальный дом-музей. В церемонии открытия музея приняли участие семья художника, друзья, работники Государственного музея искусств им. А. Кастеева, аким Медеуского района Султанбек Макежанов.

Здание музея
Здание представляет собой одноэтажный дом середины XX века, построенный по указу Председателя Совета Министров Казахской ССР Д.А. Кунаева в 1955 году специально для большой семьи А. Кастеева. В 1958 году художник вместе с семьей переехал в этот дом. В 1966 году прежний дом был полностью снесён и на его месте был выстроен другой каркасно-камышитовый дом, улучшенной планировки, а в 1968 году к нему была пристроена мастерская. Строительство дома велось по проекту главного архитектора Алма-Аты Н. Оразымбетова. Дом общей площадью 142,5 м² сохранен в первоначальном виде: гостиная, три спальни, мастерская, кухня, ванная, веранда; к дому прилагается сад.

Экспозиция
Экспозиция музея знакомит посетителей с наиболее известными живописными и графическими произведениями, созданными А. Кастеевым. Картины художника в музее представлены копиями. Можно увидеть знаменитые «Портрет Амангельды», «Турксиб», «Река Талас», «Портрет Кенесары», . Коллекция включает в себя также богатый историко-биографический материал - фотографии, документы, кинохронику и личные вещи художника. Особый интерес, привлекает воссозданная с помощью подлинных экспонатов студия-мастерская А. Кастеева, в которой мастер работал на протяжении многих лет.

В доме Кастеева сохранены многие предметы, такие как: пест, угольный утюг, желтый самовар и другие.

Адрес и график работы
Дом-музей Абылхана Кастеева расположен в г. Алматы по улице Бекхожина, 6А и открыт для посетителей с 10.00 до 18.00 ежедневно.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Культурная прогулка: Дом-музей А. Кастеева
 Дом-музей Кастеева в Алматы

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It was heartbreak for the Dublin ladies at Croke Park yesterday.
They lost the All Ireland Senior Ladies Football Championship final to Cork going down by 0-12 to 0-10. The sides went in level at the break, five points apiece, thanks to points for Dublin from Carla Rowe who scored four and one from Niamh McEvoy. However Eamonn Ryan's side burst out of the traps quicker after the restart as they reeled off four unanswered points.
Dublin battled all the way to the finish but couldn't do enough to prevent a second successive final defeat against Cork. For the Rebelettes it's a tenth All Ireland title in eleven years while dual stars Briege Corkery and Rena Buckley both tasted All Ireland success for a 16th time.
Dubs boss, Gregory McGonigle, gave his reaction to FM104 Sport after the final whistle.


I'm listening to a lot of Khalid lately. I've been hearing about him for sometime now, but I never bothered to seek out his music. I was listening to Pandora the other day, and one of his songs came up. I was like, who's that?
Since then, I've had him on replay and even added him as a station on Pendora. One of my faves is "Love Lies", a duet with Normani.
True talent…both of them. But you won't see them on every media outlet 24-7 because they don't have drama going on. It's a shame what or who the industry will push to the front of the line.


The first annual meeting of the combined parishes of Episcopal Church of All Saints and Ascension was called to order on Sunday, January 28, 2018 by Father Dunnington as his sermon during the Holy Eucharist. His message was that our new parish is answering the call of God for resurrection…and that God will be with us during this challenging time.
Tabulated financial reports were handed out to members that attended the annual meeting. It included a balance sheet and an income/expense sheet for All Saints. And a separate balance sheet and income/expense sheet for Ascension. The finances for both parishes have not yet been combined. This is part of the ongoing merger process.
The Food Pantry also provided a tabulated income/expense report for 2017. It itemized donations that were made by parishioners and organizations, and summarized expenses. It illustrated that additional financial support from the congregation can be used.
Fr. Dunnington's contract was renewed for another year.
Mr. Griffin also announced the receipt of a generous donation to the church from the trust fund of Henry B. Wallace in December of 2017. Henry was a childhood member of All Saints who passed away in 2014. He was a loving brother of parishioner Suzanne Harris, and the uncle of Sanford Hamilton.