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Durational Frames.
Hi Gian,
A pleasure to hear back from you again. The notion that I am sat here, collaborating with someone all the way across the world in Manila is extraordinary. I guess we get so used to living with such amenities. Technology is omnipresent, but from time to time I see it afresh and have to pinch myself.
Regardless of all that, I loved reading your comment on constructive dissent. Thats usually my go-to phrase when discussing our dissent programme. Building alternatives, constructing an opposition, aspiring to an evolved engagement.
When you talk about bringing stories to the surface, I think that's exactly what the creative process can do. Revealing narratives, or creating new ones are part and parcel of our approach.
I've been working with some digital approaches recently, and have been keen to attempt just that: take the raw, unfiltered perception, and build upon it. As we abstract ever further away from the source material, we provide the opportunity to contrast and mix with other contexts. New ideas emerge. Alternatives and understandings are generated. Or not. Sometimes seeds will just fall on un-fertile soil. We'll still try though!
As the Block_Chain time is officially up now, and it's time for a bit of reflection, I was thinking about the role of dissent in the context of our interaction. Its been a minimal engagement from my part, and there have definitely been some thoughts prepped for development. Your observations, particularly that one about blind spots will be taken forward, I think. So much of what interests me here is related to how we perceive the world around us. The understanding of our individual realities, if you like. The slit-scan process that I have been playing with has been an interesting metaphor for that. Its a single-pixel wide (but more if coded differently) and views the world though its static, predefined narrowness. It subtracts close to an entirety of the world through the limited scope. Manipulating the process yields something entirely different. The static world becomes dynamic. Like you wrote "..trying to find movement in something that hinders movement." Duration enters the picture frame, and more is revealed. As I play with it more, I'm able to introduce elements of randomness that supersede my own control. I've tried to nudge it along as a visual echo of Karen's tape-works.
Perhaps the biggest dissent for me though has been the break from habit. I have rejected my own personal status quo, provoking myself with a line in my own sand. Making work again has been forced upon me. No matter that there is no time for this, and other 'priorities', time has been made for creation. Its been a long time waiting and I'm extremely grateful for it.
I have noticed that dissent is an energy. It doesn't arise out of passivity. In the Heraclitean river of the world, the water moves against you. It's a strong, ever-changing current, and you need to push hard if you merely want to stand still. To affect change, to dissent against that current, can require a huge amount of effort and energy. 'Normality', what ever that may be, is a compelling force, and not to be underestimated. It seeps in, blending and camouflaging itself, becoming that singular, greedy viewpoint that claims ownership of everything. It's a cuckoo in the nest, and the frog that boils itself to death. If nothing else, Block_Chain has reminded to be on my guard more, and to just get off my administrative ass and address my own normality.
Thanks so much for signing up for this!
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Cheers Gian.
Constructive Dissent
There was one particular thing you said some time ago about dissent as a positive thing. And in my case, I find myself appropriating this as "constructive dissent."
Constructive dissent. That particularly resonates to me to a great degree although with a particular and loaded set of inversions and peculiarities. A huge sum of it is primarily coming from a place with a huge amount of its art historical narrative remains undocumented or invisible while also inaccessible. So, in light of this, I see constructive dissent as a means to pursue a kind of radicality or irreverence while being aware of the art historical field in relation to being a Filipino artist. And more and more, I find myself consciously engaging in dialogue with specific historical contexts in relation to my country while balancing it with the shifts taking place in the contemporary art world. But the weight of these tropes of historicities find themselves infiltrating more and more my stream of consciousness. In this regard, they've come to look like these images below.
The codes overlaid with my images of the city find themselves like a filter whether just on the surface or beyond affecting things. It's much like how the digital world just like how on social media platforms we easily filter things (whether consciously or unconsciously) and how some peculiar contexts specifically historical ones are in a way eliminated in pursuit of the aesthetic or perhaps it can also go the other way around. It's like how that glaring simulated version of the screen deepens its reach into our daily lives. Somehow, on a good note, I'd like to imagine insisting on making these invisible stories come to the surface and work with these technologies that conveniently mute or dilute things from their actual potential. I think in that way, that's the best way we can create a more positive and constructive outlook on the subject matter of dissent. It's much like how as artists, we become respective of shifting between different contexts and operating with them while also being deeply rooted and conscious of our own set of peculiarities.
It's been a great exchange of ideas with you. I gladly enjoyed my time here.
Cheers and all the best from Manila,
Gian
Dissent and Translations
I'm glad it all fell into place somehow despite some unexpected detours and distractions that came along the way. And truly pleased you enjoyed my post. On a side note, I find myself rather amused with the René Descartes excerpt for a good couple of minutes. As I was reading it, instinct has me figuring it out in the French. I was simultaneously reading and translating it.
It must have been an impractical habit of mine that stems back from the first semester I pursued postgraduate studies (almost a decade ago). It must have also been a kind of preoccupation to imagine elsewheres of different contexts/persusasions/historicities/systems/syntaxes/and so on if you were born somewhere where English is not your first language. And there's always that uncertainty with a language you feel like you can't completely express the recesses of your innermost thoughts. Yet somehow the reality of things being lost in translation is a form of dissent in itself and such actuality infiltrates a huge quotient of my artistic practice. These days I easily find myself precariously shifting from Filipino to English to French, Spanish, and Portuguese. Sometimes, it's out of necessity but sometimes it's also borne out of curiosity. It's like distractions and detours that leads us to "elsewheres" which are in turn possibilities especially in light of the digital age, which is a Pandora's box of discourses we have yet to surmount and properly catalogue… or at least we are somewhat pressured as it's too ephemeral. The necessity quotient erstwhile is borne out of
On this note, that particular image you left behind perfectly synchronises with my train of thought now… semi-linear yet actively seeking for contours and peculiar distractions here and there to break the cycle. Dissent is very much indeed linked to language and our desired forms of communication and also how we try to deviate from these often systemic means of communicating with each other and try to find our own negotiated terms like a universe or perhaps an orbit we imagined in light of ourselves.
I end this post for now with an exterior and interior view of two cities I'm much fond of... a contrast between Berlin and Manila. I'm fascinated with the linearity of Berlin and how it enables me to be mobile and explore more (and easily navigate my way). This then is in contrast to a city like Manila where there's a restless reconfiguration as urban dwellers like me constantly insist on turning the city centre towards the peripheries or rather a "polycentric" hence postmodern vision of a city. The notion of centrality has been failing us immensely in terms of our capital city over the past few years. It's primarily due to our mobility issues and lack of sufficient infrastructure to efficiently take us here and there. This also perhaps sums up the tropes of the Apollonian and the Dionysian in me in Nietzschean terms but I'd always like to believe the latter is more exciting as things are in a restless state of movement. Lastly, this also sheds a light why dissent is in the core of the chaos surmounting living in a city like mine.... trying to find movement in something that hinders movement... embracing centrality when another centre emerges on the peripheries... the imaginary of another city infiltrating your way of life in the current place you're in... the simultaneity and discord much like detours and distraction contributing to your artistic process...
Averted Vision in the now.
Glad you made it in the end! Sounds like you've had a few issues at your end. Still, like mentioned in my other post, we just have to make do with what we have and when we have it. I very nearly didn't sign up for Block_Chain as I was feeling under lots of pressure at work and thought I'd not be able to find the 'proper' amount of time to justify my involvement. I keep, mistakenly, thinking that you need to be able to block off solid chunks of time, planning ahead yadda yadda. I was wrong of course, and I'm very happy that Susan, our glorious curator persuaded me to get on with it!
So, what I'm saying is, it sounds as though we both have our 'distractions' so lets not worry about our attendance figures, and just make the most of the moments we are here.
Speaking of which: great post, Thanks!
I haven't had the chance to check out the Joan Fontcuberta's text, but I'll be sure to follow up as soon as possible.
However, it was your Edgar Morin quote about blind spots that captured my attention. It reminded of the old Cartesian chestnut: 'the eye cannot perceive itself'. Here's a relevant passage I dug up:
But it wasn't that passage in itself that got me ticking, it was your bit about blind spots.
People often talk about blind spots in relations to how they deal with problems that can linger, expand and become entrenched obstacles. Focusing on problems reinforce them.
Sometimes the less direct look offers greater clarity.
Here I'm reminded of the practice of Averted Vision. Its used by astronomers when viewing faint object through a telescope. The astronomer moves their eye, looking away, and examining the object with peripheral vision. I've just found that this practice is much older than thought, having been first recorded by Aristotle observing star clusters. I like finding out things like that.
Also, it appears there a a similar method called 'Scope Rocking' which sounds altogether more groovy! That method involves moving the viewfinder rather than the eye. Still, Averted Vision works for me.
Blind spots are interesting.
They speak of limits.
They are flags that remind us of a reality other than our own immediacy.
We can see and function beyond our natural limitations, but we require adaptation to do so. A change to our method, a shift to our perspective, an extension to our functionality.
We exist in a universe of infinite vanishing points yet default to one.
That's not to say that this type of singularity doesn't have value, just that it has a tendency towards greed and the monopolisation of our attention. It is, in itself a kind of blind spot. If we avert our vision we can break from its monocular ways.
My preference is to dissent from such singular absolute values, that yield a linear reality. That said, here's a linear perspective of me sitting, perceiving and focusing on the moment I had:
Inversions and Peculiarities
Hi David,
It's a pleasure to meet your virtual acquaintance! After a bit of the ineluctable delay of having to attend to a rather overwhelming degree of things concerning my health… here I am resurfacing to my own stream of consciousness pondering over the theme of dissent.
I have been reading on and off Joan Fontcuberta's Pandora's Camera. Photogr@phy After Photography. And I thought of sharing with you this rather riveting excerpt of his in one of the essays taken from Edgar Morin's La vie de la vie. It goes like this:
Every gaze implies a blind spot on the retina; every visual system involves
an area of blindness that is the necessary counterpart to the area
of elucidation.
In this light dissent finds itself within these premises in which validating a peculiar way or manner of looking at things... and the stronger and deeper we delve into these actualities, the greater the blind spots we induce. As we immerse ourselves into the recesses of particularities and specificities, we also lose a lot. Or in a sense it's much like our perception and how its keenness fluctuates at certain periods of times and is condition based. The volatility of the whole matter still provides more crucial elsewheres and these unstable things in line with dissent is something I always find myself inevitably drawn to.
I'd like to talk to you about Manila on another occasion. Allow me to just gather my thoughts in a more cohesive manner. In the mean time, I'd like to end this post first with an open-ended possibility of a quote in German which translates as "Utopia gets better and better the more we wait for it." I believe I have picked it up as an excerpt from one of those books I've been reading under the contemporary art, urbanism and cosmopolitanism umbrella. Somehow, don't you think that we as artists with our own set of imagined/created/induced/gestured utopias (which extends from aesthetic motivations down to the peculiar socio-political contexts and other transgressive motivations we fall into as we do our art)? Our so-called utopias, whether private or not, offer a sort of resistance on our end to the immediate environment and ecologies we interact with whether positive or negative. And each one will have his or her own set of inversions and peculiarities that could never be put precisely into words nor even gestures but rather just fleeting instances of constructs that can either evolve or just disappear.
In the meanwhile, I'm looking forward for our next interaction... and hopefully it comes with more clarity from my end.
Cheers from Manila,
Sedimentary sitting.
Time flies when you're standing still.
Response to the Block Two offer...
Hi again Gian, thought I'd make another cup of tea before head off. In terms of what I'm hoping to actually make here, that, I said in the last post is not exactly dripping in preconceived ideas, however, being able to respond to the other participants has been great!
I'm intending to make a break from the ways I've worked in the past. Try new things. Develop long-term mullings.
The text exchanges between Karen and Ash have been extraordinary. So much of it, and such great writing. (well done guys!). I want to make something that evolves from those texts in some way. I'd like to keep to simple not visually complicated. Perhaps as an output from a coded process that has unforeseeable elements. Randomness and collaborations are preeminent in dethroning the artists from their throne of control, don't you think?
Meantime, I was chatting to Yonat (one of our CAS artists) in the studio the other day, and we remarked about the sheer volume of content that is sprouting up during this Block_Chain project. Its hard to keep on top of.
I made the first two posts in response to Karens "To Just be". The video is her poem looped in collaboration with itself. What I find interesting about looking at that, other than the almost impossibility of reading it, is the way that the text moves just fast enough to suggest that, at that at first glance the two blocks appear to showing be different content. When I first played it I thought I'd misaligned the frames rates. Funny how perception works, isnt it?
I think later I'd like to reconstruct her words, generating them into some geometric forms that echo the tape-images. Their connection resonates.
What about you, all the way across the world in Manila, like some kind of entangled artistic-particle. Sharing the influence on our fourth block of constructive dissent?
Find the path
Hi Gian, A pleasure to meet your virtual acquaintance!
Looks like we're both to whatever extent buffeted by the stuff that surrounds us. I reckon collaboration is damn fine way to go. But where to start though? That's the thing isn't it?
A ramble usually works. I have a cup of tea, the kids are at school, I have some moments to try and lay an introduction.
I see dissent as a positive thing. It exists in anticipation of improvement.
What is to be dissented?
What is to be improved?
Where is the path?
How do we find it?
How do we manage to to remain upon it?
For me, this dissent business is more a state of mind, an approach. I don't readily jump to soapbox particularities) or at least I don't think I do). I find myself asking why, and how and what if? The process is always accentuated in the face of an absolute value: You can't do this. It must be done like this. That is wrong. This is the only way. As it was, so it shall be. Such things are irresistible challenges. When presented with content framed as a necessary connection, the urge to track the exception is catalytic. Am I triggered in to dissenting from confines?
If we're talking about breaking chains of assumption, Hume's the daddy. Just because it happened, doesn't mean it will happen again. Proposing to untangle cause from effect is some serious dissenting! We are not worthy! Its a humbling thing.
My dissent is possibly one of opportunity and response. I am unable to operate in linear, predictable, plan-able ways. It's partly that time vacuum thing. If its a structural metaphor we're after, I feel I'm supposed to be New York. Large, sprawling, rich in diversity, but navigable with a blindfold. Gridded into predictability. Instead I'm more (not in any grand way) like Venice. Just throw the map away already. A path will go where it will go. Do not resist.
Pay attention to what's in front. Pay attention to now. Preparation exists on some notional plane somewhere. But that's for others.
So I attempt a breach of the pressurised hull that keeps me contained, drifting in the lost depths of my something or other. Opportunities like this are too precious. Amongst other things, they serve to remind me to stick the bloody periscope up now and then, and see what the hell is going on out there.
Collaboration is a life saver for me. Its a way to stay in the race when your tanks are blown. Pass the baton, take five. Get ready, its coming back.
Work in bursts. Its ok. Leave the grid. Wander. Find dead ends. Talk to others.
Do the school run, work the office, sit the meetings, take the baton. Find a dead end. Pass the baton, wash the dishes. Work the office.
Raise the periscope.
Find the path.
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DAVID DIXON
GIAN CRUZ

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Q: Windows 7 computer name changes on its own I have a Dell Latitude D830 with Windows XP Professional that has been running on my local domain for many years.   I recently Installed Windows 7 Enterprise on the D830 using a brand new HDD so that I could still use XP if I needed to by just swapping out the HDD's.  I added the W7 installed system to my domain using a completely different machine name than that used for the XP system and everything seemed to be functioning as it should.
On boot up over the last two weeks or so I occasionally (three times now) get to the login screen and try to login to the domain only to get an error saying that the Computer name is not a trusted machine in the domain I'm trying to log in to.  I find out that the machine name on the W7 system has been changed somehow to that of my old XP system.
If on the W7 system I then change the name back to the correct name, disjoin the domain, reboot, add the machine back into the domain … all is well for an unknown period of time until this happens again.
This last time, I know for a fact that everything was fine the day before when I shut down the system.  I came in today, powered up the system and the machine name had been changed to that of my old XP system again.
Has anybody else seen this behavior or have any ideas on what could be causing it?

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With over 100 million records sold worldwide in a career that mirrors the evolution of rock music, from the flower power '60s, with hits like 'Pictures of Matchstick Men', through the denim-clad '70s and classic Quo-tastic anthems such as 'Down Down', 'Rocking All over the World' and 'Whatever You Want', through the turbulent '80s, when they famously opened Live Aid ('Quo and Queen are probably the only two acts everybody remembers from that,' said Bob Geldof), through breakups, makeups, and a total of 65 hit singles and 32 hit albums (not including compilations and live albums), up to the tragic death of Rossi's partner, Rick Parfitt, in December 2016.
Along the way, Rossi has fathered eight children with three mothers, been through alcoholism ('I would drink 12 double tequilas before I could relax and have a drink'), cocaine addiction ('I had to have coke just to get out of bed. Until the day my septum dropped out of my nose') and accumulated and spent untold millions.
Hmmm .... very repetitive .... played gig, did drugs, got drunk,next gig, played gig, did drugs, etc. etc. etc.
Not much about actually enjoying playing, how I/we wrote this song, my playing, .... rather sad tale that is all too common of many, if not most artists/folk in the public eye.
The book was well read but oh so repetitive. Perhaps that was the point to illustrate, life on the road as a rock star ain't very glamorous at all.
Thankfully Francis Rossi says he now has his life happily together without drugs & drink and with a wonderful partner.
His 'Golden Days' of music are probably now behind him. Played a Quo track or two today, boy they were good in their day!
Not a bad listen but it had an unwelcome outcome.
I've been a Quo fan since seeing them with Queen at Wembley stadium in 1986. I picked up on the Rossi/Parfitt "double act" from then on and I will always love their music, whichever line up it is. I loved them so much my wife and I named our first dog after Mr ROSSI. We also bought tickets to see our author on his recent speaking tour which was a hoot.
Strangely, after listening to his life story, I find I've come to dislike him quite strongly. To be fair, there's quite clearly some times in his life when he'd side with me. This is testament to a pretty honest and often, graphic retelling of his life so far. I'm glad he's come through the worst but my goodness, the carnage left behind is mind blowing.
It made me chuckle to be told it wasn't a book about Quo, or Rick Parfitt when 95% of it was. I would imagine 95% of listeners/readers were relieved to find out it was.
The narrator did a good job with only a few glitches. There was some pretty awful ghost writing at times and I'm sure everyone knew who Rick Parfitt was after his first few mentions. There was no need for full names as often as they came.
I'd have like a bit more insight into the classic years but Francis seems more keen to tell us about how good they've been since he took full control. Ended up feeling sorry for the rest pf his band mates.
poor Naration. .. subject is brilliant. But the Naration spoilt it... another book to be returned as I couldn't get past 2 chapters..
I Loved this. A great insight into the Quo. And the lives of Francis Rick and the boys. Absolute Characters. Well worth a read.
A good listen. some clear insight into the workings of Francis' mind and how the Quo developed. Some fascinating points. A good read. Left me with mixed thoughts on Francis - but aren't we all a mix of good and bad?


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Hofstra Journalism Professor
Tea Party Hypocrisy
With very little time remaining until the U.S. government technically goes into default on its debt, Senate Republicans and Democrats struggle to reach a short-term solution that would end the partial government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling. Of course, both parties say they are fighting for the American people, yet the American people are the biggest losers no matter the outcome of this latest skirmish.
How ridiculous was it that Texas Senator Ted Cruz decided to lead an effort to defund the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, in exchange for keeping the government open and raising the debt ceiling? Senator Cruz knew full well that the Senate would not take the matter up, and the president would not go along with overturning his signature achievement. Even leading Republicans in both houses acknowledge it was the wrong strategy.
Now, in the height of hypocrisy, Senator Cruz joined his close friend, Utah Senator Mike Lee, and several Republicans Sunday to protest the government closing of the World War II Memorial in Washington. A small crowd gathered at the barriers chanted, "Tear down these walls." Senator Cruz said that the Obama administration was using veterans as pawns. What phony outrage! Cruz and Lee are the architects of the shutdown.
A new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll shows that 53 percent of the public blames Republicans, while 31 percent blame President Barack Obama. The poll shows that Republicans are getting more blame this year than they did when the government last shutdown in 1995-96. And the poll shows Cruz with a 14 percent favorable, 28 percent unfavorable rating. Surprisingly, the poll shows that while the government debate has gone on, Obamacare has gotten more popular, although it is still under water overall.
Utah's Senator Mike Lee has been a loyal and ardent supporter of his close friend Ted Cruz. He has received warm praise from his colleague for being a great leader and public servant. Lee even helped fill in during Cruz's fake filibuster on the Senate floor last month. But even Lee should be privately asking himself, what hath Cruz wrought?
Senator Lee's favorable/unfavorable rating has taken a big hit according to a Brigham University state poll released last week. A majority of the respondents now view Lee unfavorably, a 20-point swing since June. And a poll from Utah's Deseret News revealed that most of the state's voters don't believe that interrupting government functions to stop Obamacare is a good idea.
A recent report estimates that the shutdown is hurting Utah 14th worst when compared to the other states and the District of Columbia. In fact, the report, by WalletHub, found, "States won by the Republican Party in the 2012 presidential election could be hit disproportionately hard by a prolonged government shutdown, as 15 such Red States ranked in the top 25 in the study's overall 'at-risk' rankings."
So it is no wonder Lee is losing support. Kirk Jowers, head of the University of Utah's Hinckley Institute of Politics, told Time magazine, "Utahans expect effectiveness and efficiency and results out of their government, not ideological tantrums." But Washington has devolved into nothing but ideological tantrums and trust in government is at an all-time low.
From its very inception the Tea Party's goal has been to blow the federal government up. Close the place down. Default on the debt. Whatever it takes to get federal deficits under control, including "starving the beast." Tea Party congressmen are all from gerrymandered districts that are 100 percent safe. They do not have to worry about what is best for America, and most Americans. Meanwhile, the House leadership fears the Tea Party.
Only in Washington would the very people who caused the government shutdown, and possibly a catastrophic government default, demonstrate against the shutdown. Confused? Well there is no better practitioner of perception deception than Senator Ted Cruz.
One citizen at the WWII Memorial perhaps spoke for most Americans, "This is ridiculous. This is not just and fair. It's just not fair."
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Every once in a while Google makes a decision that they end up back tracking on. When it comes to Google reversing a revenue generating initiative, you know it is news...after all Google is famous for their "do no evil" mission statement so good trumps money right??
Google just announced that they are sun setting their Google Tags offering for Place listings as of April 29 of this year. As some of you might recall, Google tags was released in New York in June of last year with a moderately big bang. Tags were a great revenue generating opportunity for Google prior to Google's recent blended search results changes that effectively neutered the whole value proposition of making your Places listing better stand out.
What Google tags once was has now been replaced with the much more effective practice of creating highly visible Google Places image thumbnails instead. It continues to me amazed at the large number of companies with strong Google Places listings that display very ineffective images to better capture the users eyes and improve conversions.
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Ozhivudivasathe Kali (2016), Comedy Drama released in Malayalam language in theatre near you in Guntur. Ozhivu Divasathe Kali (English title: An Off-Day Game) is a 2015 Indian Malayalam indie drama film directed by Sanal Kumar Sasidharan, based on the short story of the same name by Unni R. The film follows five middle-aged men who get together for a booze party during an election holiday in Kerala.It won the 46th Kerala State Film Award for Best Film.. 17-06-2016. User Ratings (0) Your Rating. Filmmaking is an intuitive process for Sanal. AllMovie Rating. 79. The shoot for Ozhivudivasathe Kali lasted 14 days and the cast did not include any "stars". The "untrained" actors turned out to be naturals. As the time passes they start to open up the hidden wildness of their real nature. Ozhivudivasathe Kali Cast and Crew "Come, let's play a game" TMDb Score. Music: NULL 'Ozhivudivasathe Kali' is a brilliant take on the double standards, prejudice and power hierarchies rampant in … Cast & Crew. A game they used to play in their childhood. Original title: Ozhivudivasathe Kali. (1930) Oraalppokkam (2015) Kothanodi (2016) An Insignificant Man (2017) Ozhivudivasathe Kali is the film which places the viewer inside the movie as just as a"viewer". Nisthar Ahamed. Cast: NULL. Ozhivudivasathe Kali Movie Review: Critics Rating: 3.5 stars, click to give your rating/review,'Ozhivudivasathe Kali' is not for those looking for entertainment, but if you are looking for a … It won the 46th Kerala State Film Award for Best Film. Tired and bored in arguments they plan to play a game. Their only intention is fun and refreshment. For the first 15 to 20 minutes there is long range shot which is merely audible what the characters are saying. Click Here for more information. Ozhivudivasathe Kali Directed by Sanal Kumar Sasidharan Genres - Drama | Run Time - 106 min. As they started to booze, their inner characters started to come out. Shadow of Water Sanal Kumar Sasidharan, 2019. Certain films create a landmark in the history of storytelling and this Kerala State award winner from Sanal Kumar Sasidharan is one such work with an unconventional form and universal appeal, posing serious questions over social hierarchy and … zhivudivasathe Kali (English title: An Off-Day Game[7]) is a 2015 Indian Malayalam indie drama film directed by Sanal Kumar Sasidharan, based on the short story of the same name by Unni R.[8] The film follows five middle-aged men who get together for a booze party during an election holiday in Kerala. 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REVIEW 411: OZHIVUDIVASATHE KALI (AN OFF-DAY GAME) Release date: July 29, 2016 (Bengaluru), July 8, 2016 (Chennai), June 17 (Kerala) Director: Sanal Kumar Sashidharan. Directors, Sanal Kumar, Sasidharan, have brought this story to life by givin We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. It doesn't matter. But his use of nature, the mountains and endless streams of water serves similar purpose. Ozhivudivasathe Kali International Release Dates . Production: NULL. On an election holiday, five friends get together for a booze party. Cast & Crew Ozhivu Divasathe Kali is a 2015 Indian Malayalam indie drama film directed by Sanal Kumar Sasidharan, based on the short story of the same name by Unni R. The film follows five middle-aged men who get together for a booze party during an election holiday in Kerala. Direction: Sanalkumar Sasidharan. Ozhivudivasathe Kali is a 2015 Indian Malayalam indie drama film directed by Sanal Kumar Sasidharan, based on the short story of the same name by Unni R.The film follows five middle-aged men who get together for a booze party during an election holiday in Kerala. The whole frame is … He shot Ozhivudivasathe Kali without a written script and got the "actors" to contribute to their dialogue. On an election holiday, five friends get together for a booze party. 79. Lyrics. Ozhivudivasathe Kali starring , … Synopsis: Five friends get together on a general election holiday for a booze party. as Vinayan. 5.Ozhivudivasathe Kali (Feature film/2015/Malayalam) 6.Sexy Durga(Feature film/2017/Malayalam) 7.Unmadiyude Maranam(Feature film/2017/Malayalam) 8.Chola(Feature film/2018/Malayalam) Producer | Joju George, Shaji Mathew and Aruna Mathew (Co-producer) Joju George is an Indian film actor and producer who works in Malayalam films. 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Иван Захарович фон Фегезак — (1720 — 20 января 1774, Буяны, Ставропольский уезд Оренбургской губернии) — офицер Российской империи, комендант крепости Ставрополь.

Биография
Происходил из лифляндских дворян. Служил во Французской армии до 1750 года, после чего в чине капитана перешёл на службу Российской империи.

В 1755 году получил чин секунд-майора, в 1758 — премьер-майора, в 1759 году — подполковника, 1760 — полковника. Столь быстрое продвижение по службе объясняется участием фон Фегезака в боевых действиях.

В 1764 году был переведён на гарнизонную службу и стал комендантом Гурьева. В 1770 году был переведён в Ставрополь (ныне Тольятти).

В октябре 1773 года для подавления восстания в ходе Крестьянской войны 1773—1775 в Ставропольский уезд был выслан отряд под командованием казачьего офицера из православных калмыков Фёдора Дербетева. Однако отряд в полном составе перешёл на сторону восставших. Под командованием фон Фегезака в Ставрополе оставалась гарнизонная команда из 250 человек (в том числе инвалидов и престарелых), отряд из полусотни казаков и 7 пушек.

В ноябре 1773 года, зная об авторитете, которым пользовался Дербетев у ставропольчан, Емельян Пугачёв отправил его своим эмиссаром для организации повстанческого движения в калмыцких улусах. Отряд Дербетева получил значительные подкрепления, в том числе и из числа людей, знакомых с военным делом.

Фон Фегезак докладывал начальству о том, что все ставропольские калмыки перешли на сторону восставших:
Калмыки ездя по дорогам, селам и деревням Ставропольского и других ведомств, партиями человек по двести и по триста, всех без остатку дворян разбойнически разбивали, и на всех страх такой навели, что ныне Ставропольского уезду как черкаса, так татара, чуваша, мордва и господския крестьяня к таковому ж раззорению и мятежу согласились.

10 января 1774 года Дербетев с отрядом попытался штурмом взять Ставрополь, однако попытка сорвалась из-за отряда правительственных войск, зашедшего в крепость. Расположившись в окрестностях Ставрополя, повстанцы наладили разведку и обманным манёвром им удалось выманить отряд из города.

20 января 1774 года отряд из 600 человек, знакомых с городом, во главе с Дербетевым, практически не встретив сопротивления, внезапным ударом захватил Ставрополь, получив в качестве трофеев 6 пушек, оружие и боеприпасы, склады провианта и фуража. Фон Фегезак попал в плен.

В тот же день восставшие покинули город, стремясь скрыться от правительственных частей. Иван фон Фегезак и другие захваченные были уведены в плен, но вечером были казнены у села Буяны.

Фегезак упоминается в архивных заготовках А. С. Пушкина к «Истории Пугачёва» и в опубликованном в приложениях к «Истории» списке людей, погибших от рук пугачёвцев.

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 Оренбургская Пушкинская энциклопедия
 Доклад Военной коллегии императрице Екатерине II от 11 февраля 1770 г. о переводе И. З. Фегезака вместе с Гурьевским гарнизонным батальоном в Ставрополь. — РГВИА. Ф. 2. Оп. 13. Д. 64. Л. 74—75.
 Беликов Т. И. Участие калмыков в Крестьянской войне под руководством Е. И. Пугачёва (1773—1775 гг.). — Элиста, 1971. — С. 89, 90.

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From time to time Pests and Rodents can become over whelming to a home owner, tenant or landlord. The Health Unit will provide advice on how to help you identify if you have a problem, how to prevent them from entering your home, what to do if you have a problem with pests or rodents. We can also advise what personal precautions need to be taken while cleaning up after an infestation of pests and rodents.
Common household pests include rodents such as mice and rats, bats, pigeons and insects such as bedbugs, house flies, fleas and food beetles. Pests can cause health problems including allergic reactions and asthma, respiratory disease, and mental health anguish. To protect your health it is important that you prevent these pests from entering your home and if you have a pest problem that it is dealt with quickly.
Inspect the exterior of your home carefully look for small holes or gaps where rodents can enter. Pest proof your home to prevent rodents and other pests from entering. Did you know that a mouse can enter your home through a hole the size of dime and a rat can enter your home through a hole that is the size of a quarter. Fill holes and gaps with steel wool and caulking around the exterior of your home to prevent entry of rodents.
Did you know that bats and birds can infest your attic through opening in your roof? Soffit and fascia should be free of holes and gaps, screen roof vents and chimneys.
House flies will enter your home through improperly screened or sealed windows and doors. Prevent them from entering your home by repairing torn screens and properly sealing around windows and doors.
Insects such as food bugs will come into your home usually through dried foods and pet foods. Check your dried foods for signs of pests before bringing them home, small holes in your food packaging may be an indication of food pests.
Consult a Veterinarian to discuss flea control for your pets.
Bedbugs will travel from place to place through luggage. When travelling, check the beds that you will be sleeping in. Signs of a bedbug infestation include the actual live bug, dried blood stains on the mattress or mattress cover and casings of dead bugs. Check the seams of the mattresses as bedbugs do not like light and will hide in the darkest most protected parts of the mattress. If you suspect that you have bedbugs in your luggage do not bring the luggage into your home. Remove the clothing from your luggage outside and take it directly to the laundry. Immediately wash all clothing and anything else that can be washed in hot water and then dry your clothing in the dryer. The heat of the dryer will kill bedbugs. Consider replacing your luggage (dispose of the luggage without bringing it into your house) if that is not an option use a steam cleaner to kill any bedbugs that may be hiding in the crevices of your luggage.
Items that cannot be cleaned and dried in the laundry should be disposed of or you can place the items in a freezer at -20°C for 2 weeks.
Bedbugs are human parasites and feed on anyone.
From time to time pests will infest our home and we need help to get rid of them. Hiring a licenced pest control operator is a good solution. Licenced pest control operators are not only able to help you get rid of pests but they will help to identify pest entry points and take corrective action to prevent future infestations. Certain pests such as bedbugs must be eliminated using a pest control company, there are no over the counter products that can be used to get rid of bedbugs. Local Pest Control Operators can be found in the telephone directory or by an internet search.
It is extremely important to follow the preparation instructions that are provided by a licenced pest control operator in order for the extermination to be successful for any type of pests.
Why Do I Need to Be Concerned About Animal Droppings?
Children, pregnant women and people with weakened immune systems are at a higher risk and should not be involved in the clean up.
How Do I Prevent Animals and Birds From Leaving Droppings in my Home, Cottage or Outbuilding?
How Do I Clean Up Droppings Safely?
Opening windows for about 30 minutes to air out the area before you start cleaning.
Wearing personal protective gear including protective clothing, thick water proof gloves, eye protection and a disposable N95 mask.
Wetting contaminated hard surface areas down with a 1 part household bleach to 10 parts water solution and let sit for a few minutes. This will help kill the disease causing organisms and reduces the creation of dust.
Avoiding the use of vacuum cleaners to clean up.
Place droppings, any dead pests, nesting material and used cleaning materials in a plastic bag that can be sealed and dispose of in the garbage.
If the accumulation is large you should contact a company with trained professionals to remove droppings safely as specialized equipment is required.


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Science Europe High Level Workshop: Future of research values discussed in Luxembourg
On Wednesday 24 November 2021, the Minister for Higher Education and Research, Claude Meisch, opened a European seminar in Luxembourg-Kirchberg, attended by the heads of national research funds, representatives of national research ministries and the European Commission gathered to discuss topics such as research culture.
The 2021 edition of the High Level Workshop on the European Research Area (ERA) addresses the key aspects of the research culture in the ERA and its influence on the way research is conceived, conducted, communicated and evaluated. The aim is to better understand the views of the different research and innovation actors in ERA and to further advance the focus on the core aspects of research culture. In this way, measures can be identified that can make the European Research Area more attractive for researchers and cutting-edge research.
The High Level Workshop, co-organised this year in Luxembourg by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research and the Fonds National de la Recherche, provides a platform for Science Europe member organisations, national ministries and EU institutions to discuss progress, specific aspects and future development of the ERA.
Claude Meisch, Minister for Higher Education and Research, is pleased to host this conference in Luxembourg: "I welcome this opportunity to exchange views on the fundamental aspects of research culture, the values that underpin it and the different national approaches to a modern research culture in the European Research Area. It is vital that the sector remains attractive to current and future talent so that it can provide the scientific excellence needed to meet global challenges. This joint reflection on how our research policies and practices could evolve to achieve an attractive, inclusive, sustainable and efficient ERA is therefore crucial."
Marc Schiltz, Secretary General of the FNR and President of Science Europe for the past four years, explains the importance of the issue raised at this conference: "Research culture – the values and norms that make up the system – influences all levels and aspects of research, shaping the careers of individuals, the results achieved and the attractiveness of the sector. As funders and institutions working in the sector, we have a responsibility to reflect on the current culture and plan its evolution towards a thriving, sustainable and open science-oriented European research ecosystem. With this workshop, together we are creating a shared understanding and long-term vision for the research culture of the European Research Area."
The High Level Workshop, organised in a hybrid format, brought together representatives of Science Europe's 38 member organisations from 28 European countries, eight ministers or representatives of ministries, and the European Commission's Director-General for Research and Innovation, Jean-Eric Paquet, on Thursday 24 November.
Mr. Claude Meisch, Minister for Higher Education and Research, Luxembourg, sets the scene of the High Level Workshop on #ResearchArea@MeischClaude
👏Thanks to @gouv_lu and @FnrLux for co-organizing this event! pic.twitter.com/qsawwDLpF1
— Science Europe (@ScienceEurope) November 24, 2021
@FnrLux Board Chair @ReichertsM moderates a lively discussion on the future of #ResearchCulture with Véronique de Herde @MostlyPhysics @bearore at the @ScienceEurope high-level Workshop in #Luxembourg https://t.co/6SdSXIbTHG
— Marc Schiltz (@marcschiltz1) November 24, 2021
About Science Europe
Science Europe is the association representing the major public organisations that fund or conduct excellent scientific research in Europe. It brings together the expertise of some of the world's largest and best-known research organisations to work together to push the boundaries of scientific research production and its benefits to society. It represents the interests of science and the scientific community to help build the European Research Area and shape the global science agenda.
Our 38 members from 28 European countries include national research funding agencies and leading research organisations. They are among the most important players in public research funding in Europe. Together they invest over 23.9 BEUR in research every year.
www.scienceeurope.org
Narrative CV – 2023 workshop
The FNR is offering an online workshop on the 'Narrative-style CV' implemented by the FNR in 2021. The workshop [registration required] takes place on Thursday, 9 February 2023, from 10:30 – 12:00 CET.
FNR in Marie Curie research project on the impact of crowd knowledge on science
Cindy Lopes-Bento, the FNR's Head of Science of Science and Professor at the University of Leuven, has secured a prestigious Marie Curie grant for the project "Engaging the citizen. The impact of crowd knowledge on science", set to launch in Spring 2022, in collaboration with members of the FNR's Science in Society team.
Narrative CV: Implementation and feedback results
In 2021, the FNR introduced a narrative-style CV template as a requirement for applicants to all funding schemes. A feedback survey was launched simultaneously to gather feedback on the new CV, from applicants, panel members and reviewers. The report is now available.
Science Europe statement on Research Culture
On 25 November 2021, Science Europe released a vision for Research Culture in the European Research Area (ERA), committing to collective actions that enable a thriving research system.
New video resource for funders: 'Balanced, broad, responsible: A practical guide for research evaluators'
The FNR and DORA have released a jointly crafted resource for research assessment: 'Balanced, broad, responsible: A practical guide for research evaluators' is a short, educational video that provides a 'checklist' of six concrete suggestions for research funders seeking to improve responsible assessment of funding applications. These recommendations have been summarised in an accompanying briefing document.
Science Europe Practical Guide to Sustainable Research Data
Science Europe has published a Practical Guide to Sustainable Research Data, which provides guidance on how to ensure the long-term preservation and accessibility of research data.
Marc Schiltz re-elected President of Science Europe
Marc Schiltz, Secretary General and Executive Head of the FNR, has been re-elected President of Science Europe, an association of major European research funding and research performing organisations. The FNR has been an active member and a strong supporter of Science Europe since its creation in 2011.
Science Europe appoints new Secretary General
The Science Europe Governing Board has appointed Lidia Borrell-Damián the new Secretary General of Science Europe. She succeeds Stephan Kuster who leaves the organisation this June after nine years.
FNR joins cOAlition S
On 4 September, the FNR and 10 other national research funding organisations, with the support of the European Commission (EC) and the European Research Council (ERC), have launched cOAlition S, a joint initiative to make full and immediate Open Access to research publications a reality by 2020. The initiative is promoted by Science Europe, the association of national research funding and research performing organisations in Europe.
Open Science: New initiative to align research data management policy across Europe
Science Europe and the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) have launched an initiative for the voluntary international alignment of research data management policies.
Stephan Kuster is the new Secretary General of Science Europe. The Governing Board of the association appointed him on 6 February, following a competitive recruitment process, for a term of six years.
Marc Schiltz elected as new Science Europe President
Marc Schiltz, Secretary General and Executive Head of the FNR, has been elected President of Science Europe, an association of major European research funding and research performing organisations. The FNR has been an active member and a strong supporter of Science Europe since its creation in 2011.


Bad news, worse news, and more awful news … we are hearing nothing else in the news lately. So how do you react? What do you make of it? What wells up in your spirit when you hear this news? What is your body's physical response, as you come face to face with bad news? Do you panic? Does fear overwhelm you? Or do you wish that this scripture was reality for you? 'He is not afraid of bad news; his heart is firm, trusting in the LORD' (Psalm 112:7).
Just to make this a bit more personal, I started writing this post from hospital, where I spent eight months with our baby girl. She almost died soon after her birth, and the doctors had absolutely no idea what was wrong with her, which meant I had plenty of bad news as they tried to come up with a diagnosis, ranging from more common diseases, syndromes, to all kinds of rare, unheard of, metabolic disorders, and life-shortening, degenerative illnesses. There was a new idea almost every time I saw the doctors, as they gave me the results of lab tests. Then suddenly, due to an emergency operation, they discovered the root of the problem, and were able to fix most of her issues.
One thing I've learned, and it's gone deep into my inner being, is that I must fight as hard as I can to not allow bad and negative news to enter my spirit. I'm learning to train my spiritual eyes to see what God sees, and not what the doctors see. I'm learning not to be moved or shaken by what I hear, no matter what the physical evidence suggests, even if it means that they think I'm crazy.
I was reminded of the twelve spies, sent out by Moses, to check out the scene of the Promised Land and bring back news of it. Ten of the spies came back petrified, and two of them came back with a very different story. The ten came back saying: "Oh, my goodness! There are huge giants there, with cities that have high fortified walls. It's impossible, we're all going to die!" But Joshua and Caleb came back saying: "Oh, my goodness! There are huge giants there, with cities that have high fortified walls, but we can't wait to see how God delivers His promise to us." Interestingly, all the twelve spies observed exactly the same thing. But two of them had a different set of eyes, they chose to have a different attitude.
Why was it that Joshua and Caleb were able to see differently? Is it by chance? Did they just have a more positive outlook on life? Were they just simply blessed with more optimistic characters? I don't think so. Let's look at what the Bible says of them, how were they different from the ten spies? Moses would return to the camp, but his young aide Joshua son of Nun 'did not leave the tent' (Exodus 33:11). Caleb … shall see (the Promised land) … 'because he has wholly followed the Lord' (Deuteronomy 1:36).
To have a good set of spiritual eyes, we need to do two things: to live in the presence of the Lord, and to live for Him whole-heartedly, walking in total obedience, regardless of what He asks us to do. Then we'll inherit the promises that are available to all of us regarding healing, provision, protection, peace, and everything else the Scripture talks about.
But most importantly when bad news come, we'll be able to fully resist fear, panic, depression and everything else the devil wants to throw in our way. We'll truly be ambassadors of the Prince of Peace in a world that's collapsing all around us, and our light will shine bright in the darkness.
Prayer: Dear Father, I repent of having listened to the voice of the enemy and agreed with it regarding myself and my circumstances. I ask You to give me Your eyes and Your vision to see what You see. I choose today to believe everything You say about me in the Bible. I declare that Your promises are Yes! and Amen! in my life and my family's life.
"He is not afraid of bad news; his heart is firm, trusting in the LORD."


The holidays can be a stressful and challenging time when traveling or welcoming guests into your home, especially if you have a big family and large circle of friends. Even more so, when planning your holiday meals. Not everyone is going to eat the same foods or have the same preferences. And, some are on a completely different dietary plan.
Turn your holiday dinner into a potluck. This works great for medium to large families and/or friends. You can request each individual or each family bring their preferred dish. This way everyone brings something they enjoy to the table. Just be sure to break down the category of meals people bring by appetizers, entrée's, and desserts for example, so that there is a variety of food for each course. It's the perfect solution for holiday dinner success!
Note your guest's dinner preferences. This works fine for a family of 4 or less and even then, your guests can still bring a dish of choice. Once you know what dietary preferences or restrictions your guests have, you can start gathering up recipes and get your dinner plan underway!
Whatever the family size, there is always a way to appease everyone's desires and it really doesn't have to be that complicated. The holidays should not be a stressful time, they are intended to be shared with family and friends in good cheer, love, and laughter. Turn them into wonderful memories you will want to look back on and share in future holiday gatherings to come.
How do I do it being raw vegan?
As a raw, plant-based food eater, it can be challenging with those around me. Especially with the most important person in my life, my daughter, Melissa.
I'm raw vegan and she's vegetarian with 80-85% raw. Not too bad, but we make it work. Cheese is her greatest weakness as was mine at one point and I'm not going to lie, it can sometimes be tempting as I was once a HUGE pizza lover. I used to be able to eat a whole pie all by myself! But, I have broken the chain of addiction I had to cheese and feel proud to say that I no longer crave it. However, Melissa still loves cheese and eggs on occasion. Two of which she isn't willing to give up, at least not for now. The good thing is, it's not all the time.
The key is to compromise. I don't mean compromise your values or dietary preferences, but together make it work for all parties involved by meeting each other in the middle. What I mean by that is, we add cooked food into the mix.
Although my daughter is 80-85% raw, she still eats cooked food. She will also still use some ingredients I no longer use, like sour cream; but will opt for vegan butter versus non-vegan butter. These are just some examples.
I recently spent a week in New York visiting her for Thanksgiving, and what started out being a raw vegan, vegetarian, and two meat eaters turned out to be a vegan-vegetarian party of two. My parents both got sick and couldn't make the flight so I ended flying solo.
For Black Friday, we took a trip to the city where we stopped at Juice Generation for lunch after getting off the train. OMG, this place was AMAZING! I had actually already stopped in on my way to my Melissa's place from the airport and had their Extreme Green smoothie with a new friend I had met on the bus.
Yep, spreading healthy habits is what I love to do!
This time, I had the Supa Dupa Greens juice and Melissa had a delicious Aloha Acai bowl.
Both were pure yumminess. This is definitely a must stop kinda place if you're ever in NYC. It's the best fast food ever!
Later that evening, for dinner, Melissa wanted to share her latest pizza experience in Brooklyn with me so there we went. It was a cozy little place in Brooklyn called Juliana's Pizzeria. Little did I know we would be waiting 40 minutes in the freezing cold to be seated! This place was apparently a major hot spot in Brooklyn.
I am happy to say that they had a marinara, no-cheese, vegan option with gluten-free crust so in order to compromise, we ordered a large salad and pizza pie, half cheese and half without.
We made out nicely or should I say, Melissa did! I had about 3 slices, and she had the rest. She even enjoyed the cheese-less slices!
That weekend we also made what is one of our favorite holiday breads. My apple-pumpkin harvest bread. Except, this time I made it more geared to Melissa's preference than mine. For starters, we didn't have flaxseed for me to make an egg replacement. This one was all for her and her friends but still used some better substitutions.
*Although, any type of sugar or oil are not good for you, using it on occasion and sparingly, is not going to kill you. Anything used in abundance will do you harm or lead to health complications over time.
So, you see, compromising doesn't have to be extreme and is most certainly doable within reason. You too can make your holiday gatherings a success by just simply noting and taking into consideration your guests dietary preferences as well as your own, for a holiday meal you can all enjoy!


Find how to spell i-beam.
Nowadays spell check is an important part of our writing. How-do-you-spell.net is the place where you can find the correct spelling of i-beam and find out the common misspellings with percentage rankings. Here you can even get a list of synonyms for i-beam. Checking antonyms for i-beam may also be very helpful for you.
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Here we are on a Monday, been busy lately and wanted to show you another exhaust I make, this time I sell this Kit for the SOHC Model, Chrome tail section thats triple chromed and a choice of a Tan or a Black DEI heat Wrap kit to give that system the Hot Rod style thats very popular.
I have been making these exhausts here for almost 18 years and things are going well, selling over 1000 units of the SOHC model to date and to all over the globe.
All made here in California, keep the Made in America Flag waving , this has been a fun journey with more things in the making too, stay with us for this great ride in the two wheeled fraternity.
These exhausts fit as they are made and checked in a Fixture, not like others, these also perform to and the way the New baffle is designed it flows so smoothly.
Available for 1969-1978 SOHC Honda Motorcycles, you will love the look, the fit, the sound and of course the power, we love these set ups and so does many other builders of my products.
Thanks for looking, I ship worldwide and help with all the Custom forms so you do not get hammered with Silly Duty bills, I have been here since Feb 2000 doing this and love what I do.
So if you are looking for parts, service or a complete Build, you know where to come, with great sales, Customer Service, I really get things done in a timely manner. Thanks for looking and if you need anything just drop me a line or a Dime, I am here to help.
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Whether you are a command line newbie or a proficient terminal user, you'll probably appreciate CLI Companion. This nifty little tool couples the terminal with a database of frequently-used commands. So if you need to execute a specific command, you don't have to type it manually and remember all its parameters. Instead, select the command from the list and hit the Apply button.
CLI Companion comes with a comprehensive list of commands, and you can easily add your own commands to the database. To do this, press the Add button, enter the command in the Command field, and provide an optional description in the Description field. If the command requires user input, specify it in the User Input field. Press OK to save the new entry in the database. By default, custom commands are added at the end of the list, but what if you want to move them at the top? CLI Companion doesn't offer any tools for rearranging entries in the database, there is a simple workaround for this. CLI Companion stores all commands in the ~/.clicompanion text file. Open it in your favorite text editor, and rearrange the commands in the list to your liking.
CLI Companion also provides a handy search feature which can help you to quickly find the command you need. Simply enter the command you want to find in the Search field, and the utility automatically narrows the result as you type.
To solve this, I usually set my bash history to 500K and save after every command, like so. This solves most of this. Then, I script anything that needs it.
"tasks" that you routinely accomplish with those commands. Often, these tasks are performed at a low frequency and so that associated command often requires re-invention. Features that enable one to store those commands once configured and recall them when needed at a future time, make one's like easier in many ways. I encourage the authors of CLI-Companion to add features to augment shell history features with "helpers". When when tries a new command, CLI-Companion might remember what was tried before and guide the end-user with prompts or questions accompanied with suggestions for suitable command verbs and associated options.
While this article is an informative piece about the existence of CLI-Companion, it might be more valuable if it contained at least one good example of effective use of this interesting tool.


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While this site here is geared towards walkers and trails, we do also cover hiking. While looking for a few podcasts to listen to, I found a podcast called the TheFirst40Miles. The First40Miles is all about hiking and camping. Your first thought may be, listening to hiking on the radio is probably about as much fun as listening to tennis on the radio. Trust me, its way better that tennis on the radio. Josh and Heather make it fun. After listening to the podcast for the last 10 episodes, I find that I am addicted so I have decided to share it with you. I invite you to visit the website and visit the podcast as they are both informative and fun.


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"Words are innocents, they are vehicles of thought. A word may mean one thing in one context and another thing in another context. The speech alleged to have been made in the case at hand was extempore. In determining whether the unguarded words uttered by the petitioner had beyond the standard of the everyday believe and the habit, one should read the whole F.I.R. In doing so, it is found that the petitioner had not uttered word "Harijan" intentionally to insult anybody including informant. There is no need to mark the content of the F.I.R. by unvarying or a rigid line. It is enough to indicate that the word "Harijan" does not fall within the limit of offence under section 3(1)(x) of the SC/ST Act in the context it was used in course of a speech. " The Prosecution had relied on a Government notification to contend that "the Government has issued direction, to ensure the non-use of the word "Harijan" not only in caste certificates but also otherwise." The court observed that the said notification was meant for official communication and transaction.