When a man reaches a certain age, and perhaps has become a bit of a family patriarch, he should be allowed to let his hair grow any way he wants. At least, that's how the Roma feel about male facial hair. Hence you see long gray beards, massive mutton chops, and mustaches like the one sported by this cheerful fellow in the red shirt, all under the black felt hats of the Roma.
This Roma girl is posing with her big sister's wedding skirt, as if trying it on for size. Soon the younger sister will leave school. She will have had a year or two of schooling in total. Her family does not see the benefits of education, and they are fearful that she will get abducted and raped into a forced marriage if they don't keep her close to home. Pretty soon it will be her turn to wear the white skirt in a marriage arranged by her family the traditional way.
This gypsy family has four kids, just as mine does (I showed them photos of my kids). The three sisters are shown in the rear, with their brother (the youngest) and the mother seated in the front row. The ages are roughly comparable to the ages in my family as well, but there is a world of cultural, historic, and educational differences that separate us (alas) from our common humanity.
As I watched, this village blacksmith made me a nail the old-fashioned way—by hand—to take back as a souvenir to America.
There are about 500,000 Roma—"gypsies"—living in Romania. This is about 4.5% of the population. These are a proud people with a very distinctive and colorful culture, many with very limited opportunities in this modern world. If the Roma people should be brought into the 21st century, and it is not clear that this is the right thing to do, it is possible to do this while retaining their unique traditions and way of life?
Alec is a charcoal maker. He spends about eight months a year living in a camp in rural Romania that is off a dirt road off a dirt road. No town wants the charcoal making camp nearby because of the pollution.
The process of making charcoal in the camp involves burning a huge structure, almost like a pyramid, of wood. There's a core that has been impregnated so it is flammable. The wood structure is covered in ashes and hay, then fired. It sits for a couple of weeks, tended so that the wood within carbonizes, but does not burn.
Here in Sibiu, Transylvania they build the roofs high and steeply pitched. To let ventilation and light into the attic spaces these stylized "eyes" have traditionally been added to the roof.
In this photo, the village blacksmith is showing the superiority of his handmade bespoke horseshoe (the one on his left) compared to a store-bought horseshoe (shown on his right). I was privileged to follow him into the courtyard, where he used the new horseshoes he'd made to shod a horse. The subsequent photos in my sequence document how he does it.
Corvin Castle, in the city of Hunedoara in Romania, is one of Europe's largest castles. Originally from the 1400s, it has been partially destroyed and rebuilt a number of times, most recently in the 1800s. The first view is a multi-exposure composite with my Nikon D810, and the view at the bottom is captured and processed using my iPhone.
The ruined castle is Cetatea Trascaului, near Coltesti in Hungarian-speaking Transylvania (Romania).
The image that looks like something out of science fiction (below) was captured at the bottom of a deep salt mine near Turda, Romania. The theory is that salt impregnated air is good for respiratory illnesses. First excavated hundreds of year ago, a tourist complex complete with a ferris wheel, ping pong tables, and a lake one can row around has been built within the deep reaches of the mine to take advantage of the health effects—and to provide respite on a hot summer's day.
This is Daniel, my guide to all things Romanian. He is mugging it up at the Hotel Castel Dracula. Even though he hates the whole Dracula schtick as phony and not really anything to do with Romania. Should I be worried?
Got up early this morning. Actually, got up and out before it was morning and things were still inky black with darkness. The point was to photograph sunrise in rural Romania. So here's a photo of sunrise in rural Romania. In case you are wondering, the fence in the image is used to dry hay that is piled against it.
This is Daniel Les, a well-known Romanian potter whose studio we visited in Baia Sprie, Maramures, Romania. You can see the hands of the potter at his craft by clicking here.
This woman runs a watermill that uses water power and wood-fired steam to power grinding flour, carding wool, and more. Her husband has an adjacent cherry brandy still.


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CASLL-L September 2006
Re: Sept 25 proposal deadline for CATTW conference "Writing in Changing Communities" (May 27-29)
Lisa Meyer <[log in to unmask]>
Doreen Starke-Meyerring, Dr. wrote:
> Dear colleagues,
> just a friendly reminder that the September 25 proposal deadline for CATTW's 2007 conference is fast approaching.
> The conference program and organizing committees are planning an exciting event with keynote addresses by Janet Giltrow (Canada), Charles Bazerman (USA), and Colin Lankshear and Michele Knobel (Australia).
> If you have questions about the conference, please contact let us know (please see http://cattw-acprts.mcgill.ca/conference2007/en/organizers.htm).
> We look forward to receiving your proposals! Please also distribute the call widely.
> Thank you!
> Doreen Starke-Meyerring (for the conference committee)
> Writing in Changing Communities-Communities Writing Change
> Agendas, Visions, and Directions for the Study and Teaching of Writing
> Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, May 27-29, 2007
> Open Call for Proposals
> (please also see http://cattw-acprts.mcgill.ca/conference2007/en/cfp.htm)
> The Canadian Association of Teachers of Technical Writing (CATTW) is inviting proposals for its interdisciplinary international conference "Writing in Changing Communities-Communities Writing Change: Agendas, Visions, and Directions for the Study and Teaching of Writing" to be held in Saskatoon, Canada, from May 27-May 29, 2007 in collaboration with the 2007 Congress of the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (FHSS).
> Rationale for the Conference
> In line with the Congress theme of "Bridging Communities: Making Public Knowledge-Making Knowledge Public," the conference addresses recent changes in writing as a key knowledge-making practice across diverse academic, workplace, and public communities -changes that result from the recent shift toward a more digitally mediated globalizing knowledge society. These shifts include the increasingly critical role of writing as knowledge work, large-scale changes in writing practices as a result of emerging digital technologies (e.g., blogs, wikis, P2P networks, collaborative Web-based writing technologies), and new contexts and exigencies for writing as a result of globalization. Many of these shifts raise new questions for writing researchers and teachers about key writing concepts such as audience, authority, voice, ethos, genre, identity, and language, all of which call for systematic attention, reflection, and shaping of research agendas.
> Conference Objectives
> For this purpose, the conference organizers invite proposals for papers, panels, roundtables, or workshops that examine how writing practices have changed in varying academic, workplace, and public contexts and communities and how, in turn, these communities are using writing to shape change.  Proposals are also encouraged to examine the implications of these changes for the study and teaching of academic and professional writing and communication. Suggested themes and questions include, but are not limited to the following:
> 1) Changes in writing practices across communities
> How have writing practices, situations, exigencies, audiences, changed in diverse communities in line with technological change, globalization, and the centrality of knowledge making to all communities--be they research, professional, or public communities? What roles does writing play as communities engage in technological and social change in local and increasingly global contexts? How do emerging global and local policies on intellectual property and privacy enable or constrain writing in digital environments across various communities? What are the implications of these changes for teaching and research?
> 2) Changes in our understanding of writing
> What do these changes mean for how we understand, conceptualize, and theorize writing? What does "writing" involve in a digitally mediated, globalizing knowledge society? What is the role of multimodality, multimedia, visual, and digital rhetoric in theories of writing?  How and to what extent can existing theories of writing account for these changes; how might they need to be extended? For example, how do theories of genre and audience intersect with emerging technologies when participants with wide ranges of genre repertoires come together to participate and create documents collaboratively? How do these changes inform the study and teaching of writing?
> 3) Implications for infrastructure and policy development
> What policies must be in place to develop research capacity in writing studies that can respond to these far-reaching changes in writing? What infrastructure is needed for teaching writing in digital environments? As the writing curriculum in higher education itself becomes a key infrastructure component in the digitally mediated knowledge society, what policies are needed for the teaching of writing? What past policies must be overcome? What policy changes do writing researchers and teachers of writing need to help advance?
> Special Joint Symposium with the Canadian Society for the Study of Rhetoric
> To address the implications of writing in changing communities for the teaching of writing, the conference will feature a special joint symposium with the Canadian Society for the Study of Rhetoric titled "Rhetorical Approaches to the Teaching of Written and/or Oral Communication."
> Presentation and Proposal Formats
> The conference organizers value diversity in approaches, perspectives and presentation formats, including 15-20 minute individual papers, 90-minute panels of 3 - 5 speakers, roundtables, or 90-minute workshops.
> For individual presentations and panels, we are interested in both research reports and state-of-the-art papers that engage the literature and theories to derive new research questions, agendas, and directions. In either case, proposals should include the research question to be addressed, its significance for advancing research in the field, the conceptual framework and methods or approach used to address the question, and key findings or directions as well as their implications for practice, teaching, or future research. Proposals for individual papers should not exceed 250 words (+references). Panel proposals should include a brief (<100 words) description of the panel, its rationale and objectives, as well as brief descriptions of up to 250 words (+ references) of each paper to be presented and discussed on the panel.
> Roundtable proposals should raise a provocative, but critical question for the study and teaching of writing, specify the names and contributions of at least 5 individuals who have agreed to participate in the roundtable. Proposals should also outline the rationale for the roundtable, its objectives, and the suggested discussion points. Proposals should not exceed 250 words (+references).
> Workshop proposals should provide a 250-word description (+references) of the workshop, its rationale, objectives, research base, facilitators, procedures, and logistical requirements (e.g., computer labs, software, hardware, etc.).
> Opportunities for submitting papers to peer-reviewed scholarly publications will be available (more information to follow).
> Please email proposals with your complete contact information to the program chair, Doreen Starke-Meyerring, at [log in to unmask] before September 25, 2006.
> ******************************************************
> Doreen Starke-Meyerring, Ph.D.
> Associate Director, Centre for the Study and Teaching of Writing
> Assistant Professor, Rhetoric and Professional Communication
> Department of Integrated Studies in Education
> McGill University
> 3700, rue McTavish
> Montréal, QC H3A 1Y2, Canada
> doreen.starke-meyerring @ mcgill.ca
> Tel.: 514.398.1308
> Fax: 514.398.4529
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> http://www.mcgill.ca/writing
> Vice President, Canadian Association of Teachers of Technical Writing
>   [log in to unmask] or, if you experience difficulties,
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>               http://www.stu.ca/inkshed/
Hi Doreen,
Three of us here at Carleton would like to submit a proposal for a paper
presentation at CATTW 2007 in Saskatoon, but won't be able to make
today's deadline.  Would you still be accepting proposals until Oct. 1?
Lisa Meyer,
School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies,
Communication Courses for Disciplines and Professions
215 Paterson Hall, Carleton University
1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6
tel: (613) 520-2600 ext. 2983

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Q: What does this instruction do ( REP MOVS BYTE PTR ES:[EDI],BYTE PTR DS: )? I am looking at an Intel-x86 program trace and came across this instruction
REP MOVS BYTE PTR ES:[EDI],BYTE PTR DS:

I know that
REP MOVS

causes the MOV instruction to be run a number of times specified by the value in the ECX register, which is 0x2b in my case.
I know that
BYTE PTR

is determining the size of information, in this case just a byte.
I know that
ES:[EDI]

is telling to move whatever is in BYTE PTR DS: to the address pointed at by EDI.
What I do not know is what the part after the comma does.
BYTE PTR DS:

Questions:
Why does the PTR instruction do?  Why not just
REP MOVS BYTE ES:[EDI]. BYTE DS:

What is ES and DS corresponding to?
Thanks

A: Assembler Alias
REP MOVS DWORD PTR ES:[EDI], DWORD PTR [ESI]
is a synonym for REP MOVSD
and
REP MOVS BYTE PTR ES:[EDI], BYTE PTR[ESI]
is a synonym of
REP MOVSB
You can write this way in an attempt to "improve" the readability of the code. The idea might have been the following: "if somebody forgot that MOVSB moves from ESI do EDI, this longer syntax will help to make things clearer". This in no way affects the compiled binary form. The difference is only in the textual source code.
As you know, there are the following MOVS commands, based on data sizes:

*

*MOVSB (byte, 8-bit)

*MOVSW (word, 16-bit)

*MOVSD (dword, 32-bit)

*MOVSQ (qword, 64 bit) - only available in 64-bit mode

What Does This Instruction Do
The MOVS command copies data from DS:SI(ESI/RSI) to ES:DI(EDI/RDI) -- the size of SI/DI register is based on your current mode - 16-bit, 32-bit or 64-bit. It also increases (decreases) SI and DI registers (based on the D flag, set CLD to increase the registers).
The MOVS command cannot use other registers than DS:SI/ES:DI, so it is unnecessary to specify them. In my opinion, it is even redundant to set them, and the readability doesn't improve but worsens.
About the Segment Registers ES and DS
The DS and ES are "segment" registers. As I wrote before, the MOVS only operates with SI/DI as index registers and DS/ES as segment registers. You cannot modify the registers with which the MOVS command works.
But you should not worry about the segment registers because they are usually already set up correctly, and you should not modify or be concerned about them if your program runs under a standard OS like Linux, Windows, etc. These segment registers may be needed only in the following cases:

*

*You are writing a program for 16-bit mode, like MS-DOS 16-bit real mode or MS-DOS 16-bit protected mode (available on 80286).

*You are writing a kernel/supervisor for a new operating system, or your application runs on bare metal hardware without any operating system.

In 16-bit mode, on Intel CPUs from 8086 to 80286, there were the following segment registers: CS DS ES SS.
In the real mode, the 16-bit segment register is interpreted as the most significant 16 bits of a linear 20-bit address (so the CPU did essentially multiply the value of the segment register by 16 to get the base address of the segment). For example, if you move 1 to DS, and you move 2 to SI, the "byte ptr DS:[SI]" will mean 1*16+2 = 18 (18th byte from the start of the memory space).
In protected mode (80286 and on) the segment registers no longer held 16-bit integer values. They now contain an index into a table of segment descriptors containing the 24-bit base address.
In the Intel 80386 and later, 32-bit protected mode retains the segmentation mechanism of 80286 protected mode. Still, a paging unit has been added as a second layer of address translation between the segmentation unit and the physical bus. Also, the segment base in each segment descriptor is also 32-bit (instead of 24-bit). Also, two new segment registers were added: FS and GS.
The 64-bit architecture does not use segmentation. Four of the segment registers: CS, SS, DS, and ES are forced to 0, and the limit to 264. The segment registers FS and GS can still have a nonzero base address. This allows operating systems to use these segments for particular purposes.
A notable fact is that the 386 and later Intel x86 CPUs still use 16-bit size segment registers because they merely hold an index of the segment descriptor table.
Since, as I wrote before, in a standard operating system, be it 32-bit or 64-bit, segment registers are DS and ES registers already pre-configured and point to the same memory, you can just ignore them.
You can find more information in Chapter 7.3.9.1 "String Instructions" of the Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer's Manual (Combined Volumes: 1, 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D and 4). Quote:

These instructions operate on individual elements in a string, which
can be a byte, word, or doubleword. The string elements to be operated
on are identified with the ESI (source string element) and EDI
(destination string element) registers. Both of these registers
contain absolute addresses (offsets into a segment) that point to a
string element. By default, the ESI register addresses the segment
identified with the DS segment register. A segment-override prefix
allows the ESI register to be associated with the CS, SS, ES, FS, or
GS segment register. The EDI register addresses the segment identified
with the ES segment register; no segment override is allowed for the
EDI register. The use of two different segment registers in the string
instructions permits operations to be performed on strings located in
different segments. Or by associating the ESI register with the ES
segment register, both the source and destination strings can be
located in the same segment. (This latter condition can also be
achieved by loading the DS and ES segment registers with the same
segment selector and allowing the ESI register to default to the DS
register.) The MOVS instruction moves the string element addressed by
the ESI register to the location addressed by the EDI register. The
assembler recognizes three "short forms" of this instruction, which
specify the size of the string to be moved: MOVSB (move byte string),
MOVSW (move word string), and MOVSD (move doubleword string).

About the Performance of the MOVS Instruction
Since the first Pentium CPU was produced in 1993, Intel began to made simple commands faster and complex commands (like REP MOVS) slower.
So, REP MOVS became very slow, and there was no more practical reason to use it.
In 2013, Intel decided to revisit REP MOVS. If the CPU (produced after 2013) has CPUID ERMSB (Enhanced REP MOVSB) bit, then REP MOVSB and REP STOSB commands are executed differently than on older processors, and are supposed to be fast. In practice, it is only fast for large blocks, 256 bytes and larger, and only when certain conditions are met:

*

*both the source and destination addresses have to be aligned to a 16-Byte boundary;

*the source region should not overlap with the destination region;

*the length has to be a multiple of 64 to produce higher performance;

*the direction has to be forward (CLD).

See the Intel Manual on Optimization, section 3.7.6 Enhanced REP MOVSB and STOSB operation (ERMSB) http://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/manuals/64-ia-32-architectures-optimization-manual.pdf
They are very slow on small blocks because of very high startup cost – about 35 cycles.

A: It seems like the instruction doesn't end there.  I just came across with this instruction in OllyDBG today, and i can resize the instruction column to reveal the rest of the instruction.
00499B3A  |. F3:A4          |REP MOVS BYTE PTR ES:[EDI],BYTE PTR DS:[ESI]

Now that we know the full instruction is, but I still don't know what this instruction does.  So I pulled out the Intel instruction set reference manual from here and searched for the opcode F3:A4
In the manual, it describes this opcode as follows:

Move (E)CX bytes from DS:[(E)SI] to ES:[(E)DI].

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The participants greeted and interacted openly, many expressed happiness to see people from four major Asian countries sitting together and sharing moment of peace and understanding under Sakura [cherry blossom] trees. Kalon Tempa Tsering and Kasur Jetsun Pema interacted with the participants and took photos with them.
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With the hammer went the death mask, family icons, manuscripts. Russian businessman Andrey Gavrilovsky bought 37 lots. In Yekaterinburg, he built a skyscraper, called "Vysotsky", and created a Museum. The most valuable exhibit is the last poem of Vladimir Vysotsky.
She lived with French oncologist Léon Schwartzenberg from the 1980s until his death in 2003. [citation needed] Vlady won the Best Actress Award at the 1963 Cannes Film Festival for The Conjugal Bed. French actress Marina Vlady is serenaded by her husband Vladimir Vysotsky, a Russian anti-establishment actor, poet, songwriter and singer in the Soviet Union. Få förstklassiga, högupplösta nyhetsfoton på Getty Images Se hela listan på manygoodtips.com Marina Vlady is a 82 year old French Actress born on 10th May, 1938 in Clichy, Hauts-de-Seine, Ile-de-France, France.
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How much are Little Mix tickets?
Prices for the Little Mix gigs vary according to the event and the location.
As a guide, tickets for the Sheffield Arena gigs range from £28 to £50.40, while the O2 Arena is £35.76 to £58.16 (both plus delivery).


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Family resists Google's campus sprawl despite offer to buy farm for millions
The land – which is home to battered pickups, a crumbling ice house, and a handful of renters – is now surrounded on all sides by the tech company's more than 25-acre campus in Mountain View, California.
Measuring less than an acre, the property is also home to fig, tangerine, avocado and ancient pepper trees, many of which were planted and harvested by the late patriarch of the family, Victor Molinari, who died five years ago.
1851 Charleston Rd, Mountain View, CA 94043
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/dec/15/google-campus-silicon-valley-farm-martinellis
Google Fires Author of Divisive Memo on Gender Differences
James Damore, the Google engineer who wrote the note, confirmed his dismissal in an email, saying that he had been fired for "perpetuating gender stereotypes."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-08-08/google-fires-employee-behind-controversial-diversity-memo
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Learning Cross-modal Embeddings for Cooking Recipes and Food Images
In this paper, we introduce Recipe1M, a new large-scale, structured corpus of over 1m cooking recipes and 800k food images. [...] Using these data, we train a neural network to find a joint embedding of recipes and images that yields impressive results on an image-recipe retrieval task. Additionally, we demonstrate that regularization via the addition of a high-level classification objective both improves retrieval performance to rival that of humans and enables semantic vector arithmetic.
http://im2recipe.csail.mit.edu/


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Woman found dead in wooded area in Akron's Middlebury neighborhood, police say
Police are investigating after a woman's body was discovered Tuesday afternoon in a wooded area in the city's Middlebury neighborhood.
By Kaylee Remington, cleveland.com
AKRON, Ohio -- Police are investigating after a woman's body was discovered Tuesday afternoon in a wooded area in the city's Middlebury neighborhood.
The woman, whose age and identity were not released, was found about 12:30 p.m. on Annadale Avenue just north of East Exchange Street near the University of Akron.
Detectives say the case is being investigated as a homicide.
Police received a call about a body found in that area and responded. Akron police spokesman Lt. Michael Miller says they do not know who the caller is, but said the person is not connected with the incident.
Police did not say publicly whether the body showed any signs of injury or if there was any evidence near the body that would determine what happened.
The Summit County Medical Examiner's Office is conducting an autopsy.
Police have made no arrests in the incident.
Miller says police will not be providing more details at this time.
Read more Akron stories on cleveland.com:
Akron City Council approves plan for 82-home development at former Perkins Middle School
Akron police arrest Canton man accused of fatally hitting Akron man, daughter with SUV
Akron City Council forms special committee on police reform
$5,000 reward for information about man accused of killing Akron man, 1-year-old daughter in fatal crash
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How to Own a Pet Snake
Signs You Should Take Your Snake to a Vet
Learn to recognize the signs you should take your snake to the vet in this Howcast video about pet snakes.
What are the signs or when should you take your pet snake to the veterinarian? Well, number one, initially when you get your pet snake it's not a bad idea to take them to the vet so they can get a good look to make sure that they don't have any parasites. Ectoparasites which are mites and ticks and things that are on the outside that can cause illness, and endoparasites worms and things of that nature, that your veterinarian can help you with.
Other than that, it's very important to watch your snake. It should be nice and lively like this boa constrictor. It should be alert. It should be moving. The tongue should be moving, eyes clear, mouth clear, breathing normally. There's no straining. He should not be maneuvering around the terrarium with an open mouth. That many times will mean that he's having a hard time breathing. It also sometimes, if he's frantically moving around his terrarium with an open mouth, it can mean that the terrarium is too hot, so also check the temperature.
If he's having a hard time shedding. Snakes will normally shed all of their skin all at one time. If he does not, if it comes in pieces, many times it means that we've got a problem that you need to take a look at. They should be nice and round. They shouldn't be tucked in along their spine. They should be nice and shiny like this guy is.
There shouldn't be any bruises or changes in colors along the belly. They should be going to the bathroom regularly and eating well. If you're not getting any of these things, if you start to hear a hissing or a gurgling when they're eating, if there's a foul odor coming from their mouth, these are all indications that you need to get to your veterinarian to have him take a look.
How to Tell If Your Snake is Male or Female
How to Handle a Snake Who is Shedding Skin
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How to Own a Pet Snake with Dr. Mark F. Magazu
What to Do If Your Snake Won't Eat
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What Snakes Are Like as Pets
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How to Feed a Baby Snake
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What to Do If Your Snake Bites You
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Media Moguls: Now's Not Looking Good For Big Deals — And That Includes NBC
Joseph Weisenthal Sep 16, 2008 - 6:15 PM CDT
Not that this will shock anyone, but with Wall St. falling off the high wire, this is unlikely to be a a period of big time dealmaking. Speaking at a breakfast sponsored by Portfolio, media bigs Mel Karmazin, Jeff Zucker and Steve Rattner (Quadrangle), agreed that a slow period for deals will only get slower. Said Rattner: "It's been an incredibly slow year for the media M&A landscape and I think what's happened in the last few days is simply going to exacerbate that. Big deals today are not going to happen. They're simply not going to happen." Karmazin — who has watched shares of Sirius (NSDQ: SIRI) slip below $1 since his merger with XM (NSDQ: XMSR) — didn't predict a total deal freeze, but said any financing would come at a steep price (that's been the story for awhile, even before all the latest).
The panel moderator, Portfolio's Joanne Lipman, tried prodding the trio into predicting when deals would come back, but despite several attempts, they never took the bait. Karmazin said it would happen when sellers fully ratcheted down their price expectations.
— NBCU sale?: Naturally, since Jeff Zucker was in the house, this had to come up. Zucker had little new to offer ("it's unlikely"), and Rattner added that there isn't a likely buyer, even if GE wanted to sell: "The market's not really happy with these companies [i.e., the big media conglomerates], and the idea that one of them would wake up one day and say 'Let's go do a $30 billion acquisition' — it's simply not happening." Of course, GE is getting caught up in the downdraft on account of it being heavily involved in finance, so it may yet decide to shore up its capital.
— *IAC* split: Rattner, an IAC (NSDQ: IACI) boardmember was apparently asked about IAC's split, and though he said he couldn't comment, he then offered the following: "I will say financial engineering is really not a way to create value for your shareholders or yourself or whoever your owners happen to be. Companies that buy or sell or spin off because they think the market doesn't understand their multiple and so forth I think are really missing the point. I think at the end of the day, what really matters is running your company, building revenue, building cash flow, and ultimately that will create value and that value will be recognized. And spending your time getting lost in financial engineering is a real mistake." Portfolio's Jeff Bercovici notes that this this as a sharp critique of Diller's split plan, though it could just as easily be referring to the process of building up Old IAC with its Liberty Media-infused dealmaking and financial engineering ethos.
m&a & venture capital
mel karmazin
steve rattner
Going for the split
5 questions for… Auddly, targeting the source of music creation
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Jon Collins Jan 26, 2018 - 4:02 AM CST
The Rise of Ad Fraud
Will 2017 be the Armageddon for Online Ads?
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Business on Display: Making a Statement with Digital Signage
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Wednesday, 29 December, 2004 by Dion Nicolaas
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c - an uncursed pair of gauntlets of power.
@ "Wow, what kind of a shop is this?
A little shop of horrors?"
Now how come I don't get shops like that?
I don't get it... ?
Dudley's terrified because he's having such good luck. It's based on the general nethack karma principle, which is that if you have unusually good luck, something unusually bad is going to kill you very soon.
No...the missing fifth panel would say "...and then the uncursed gauntlets of power ate him"
eneekmot@yahoo.com
Yeah. I've had that happen. Found a magic lampWhen he came to himself he told his mother what had passed,
and showed her the lamp and the fruits he had gathered in the
garden, which were in reality precious stones. He then asked
for some food.
"Alas! child," she said, "I have nothing in the house, but I
have spun a little cotton and will go and sell it."
Aladdin bade her keep her cotton, for he would sell the lamp
instead. As it was very dirty she began to rub it, that it
might fetch a higher price. Instantly a hideous genie
appeared, and asked what she would have. She fainted away,
but Aladdin, snatching the lamp, said boldly:
"Fetch me something to eat!"
[ Aladdin, from The Arabian Nights, by Andrew Lang ]
NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details. lying on the floor on dlv 3, and I got a wish, and died 100 Turns later...
Is this a reference to the musical "The Little Shop of Horrors"?
I hope Dion doesn't keep us all in suspense as to the joke and what will kill Dudley. My next nethack game is on a newt(kinds of) small animal, like a lizard, which spends most of
NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details. death[Pestilence:] And I saw when the Lamb opened one of the seals,
Good Gods
No, little shop of horrors was a shop where the items could turn on the shop keeper...
So keeping speed boots and gauntlets of power is like a gun dealer keeping loaded AK-47's around. Add Mjollner and there it is a short lifespan shopkeeperThese strange creatures live mostly on the surface of the
I once had a shop with a loaded wand of'Saruman!' he cried, and his voice grew in power and authority.
'Behold, I am not Gandalf the Grey, whom you betrayed. I am
Gandalf the White, who has returned from death. You have no
colour now, and I cast you from the order and from the Council.'
He raised his hand, and spoke slowly in a clear cold voice.
'Saruman, your staff is broken.' There was a crack, and the
staff split asunder in Saruman's hand, and the head of it
fell down at Gandalf's feet. 'Go!' said Gandalf. With a cry
Saruman fell back and crawled away.
[ The Two Towers, by J.R.R. Tolkien ]
NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details. in it.. that was one quickly dead shopkeeperThese strange creatures live mostly on the surface of the
NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details...
I've never seen that show before....
Donut Lord
This reminds me of when I went into a food shop on my first ever play of nethack, got enraged at the prices, and attempted to kill the shopkeeperThese strange creatures live mostly on the surface of the
NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details.. It didn't go so well as he paralyzed me, killed me with his wand'Saruman!' he cried, and his voice grew in power and authority.
NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details., and I was owned.
It's not a reference at all, you people! It's a continuation of the last two comics! WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU?
If I ever find a shop with a wand of'Saruman!' he cried, and his voice grew in power and authority.
NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details., I will take the wand'Saruman!' he cried, and his voice grew in power and authority.
NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details., then kill the shopkeeperThese strange creatures live mostly on the surface of the
NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details., ignoring the alignment penalty for murder.
>If I ever find a shop with a wand of'Saruman!' he cried, and his voice grew in power and authority.
And you'd have to be a total imbecile not to. After all the murder penalty is easily ameliorated by a few sacrifices; totally worth it!
Sylverone
People keep saying that one can counteract the random number generator by always expecting the worse. This is simply not true! The RNG is like a compass needle; the further from the natural state (middle) it is thrown, the more it will swing the other way shortly after! Sure, your luck might temporarily improve, but it will be followed by some very bad luck that might negate everything good that just happened! Thus, the only way to beat Nethack would be to be completely neutral, and not care (but not seek death[Pestilence:] And I saw when the Lamb opened one of the seals,
NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details.). It's a paradox, because if you don't care, you won't even start playing!


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Q: allocation failed for every JavaScript I'm on a raspberry pi 4 with node V16.11.1.
So I had this allocation fail error:
<--- Last few GCs --->

[9529:0x47e15e0]       63 ms: Mark-sweep 0.3 (2.8) -> 0.2 (2.8) MB, 3.5 / 0.0 ms  (average mu = 0.242, current mu = 0.014) allocation failure GC in old space requested
[9529:0x47e15e0]       67 ms: Mark-sweep (reduce) 0.2 (2.8) -> 0.2 (1.8) MB, 3.4 / 0.0 ms  (average mu = 0.144, current mu = 0.016) last resort GC in old space requested
[9529:0x47e15e0]       71 ms: Mark-sweep (reduce) 0.2 (1.8) -> 0.2 (1.8) MB, 3.7 / 0.0 ms  (average mu = 0.079, current mu = 0.011) last resort GC in old space requested

<--- JS stacktrace --->

FATAL ERROR: CALL_AND_RETRY_LAST Allocation failed - JavaScript heap out of memory
Aborted

I search for solution, I tried:
node --max-old-space-size=4096 index.js
export NODE_OPTIONS=--max_old_space_size=4096

Nothing work and even when I try "npm" or "node file.js" which is a script with just console.log("test") and I have the same issue...
But with sudo node index.js it works but I think it's a problem with my node. I try to re-install but nothing change...


I spent the last 24 hours in Bar Harbor helping a customer get the planking going on his DSD. He has been pining after his own D' Street Dory for a few years and is very excited about his project. We met at the Small Reach Regatta, where he and his wife row and sail their current stitch-and-glue dory. He wanted to build a real dory and one with more performance and capacity than the others available. He chose the DSD!
He set up the strongback very accurately, scarphed planks, and got everything ready for my visit. I arrived at 11am and after the 10-cent tour of his new, beautiful, custom house perched on the edge of Acadia National Park, we got to work. By 8pm we had the garboards fit and glued and looking perfect. Pretty good time for 2 people going hard at it and taking a lunch and dinner break, too. Garboards are often a two-day project because they can be the trickiest to fit.
The 3D computer model is sliced up into sections that become molds for defining the hull shape.
You can see the molds formed now, trimmed to the hull surface, and one more to go!
The hull is planked and ready to be broken up into the "flat" 2D geometry.
A neat screenshot that shows the 3D and 2D nature of the work: in the foreground is the 3D hull model. In the background is the geometry flattened onto the "construction plane".
This is the file with the 2D geometry as received by the CNC cutter, CNC Routing & Design in Camden, Maine. Tim will load the file into his Shopbot software, make toolpaths, and cut the parts.
The ShopBot machine cuts to my lines with a couple thousands of an inch accuracy. These are the planks of the boat, the bottom keel plank in the center and the sheer strake to the far right and left.
The molds of my quarter scale kit around which the planks will be wrapped and checked for fairness and for fit.
A trip to sail the Deer Isle Koster aka, "KDI"
this addition to the catalog. I finally had a chance to sail with the designer, Bruce Elfstrom, at his summer camp on Deer Isle in Maine. Bruce designed these boats for his daughters to sail. It is always wonderful to visit the provenance of a great design and to sail with the designer!
I was most struck by how high the KDI pointed sailing upwind. The foils and jib headed lug rig are very effective. I was also struck by how nicely the helm balanced and, overall, how easily she sailed. I was most satisfied about this last point because this little boat will make a great boat for introducing children to sailing small boats.
Both well over 6' and 200 pounds (I will not go into specifics!), Bruce and I had plenty of room in the cockpit with room for kids and under deck places to stow snacks and other gear.
We are currently finishing the 3D model work which will be used to make the 2D parts that are cut on a CNC routing machine and become the basis for the complete kits. To learn a ton more about how this works please read a PDF about boat kitting.
Also feel free to visit the WoodenBoat Forum thread on the KDI.
Why the Yawl Rig for the Goat Island Skiff or for any boat?
I am asked this a lot and wanted to put something together to answer this and other questions. I added the mizzen to the GIS because I wanted a boat for myself that would be easier to singlehand on longer excursions and for use in sail-and-oar events such as the Small Reach Regatta, the Texas 200, and other RAID events like the Shipyard School Raid and Sail Caledonia. Many, many of the boats you see in these events have a mizzen.
1) to hold the boat into the wind while the sail is raised, lowered, or reefed while singlehanding or sailing with my kids.
3) to be able to hold the boat to windward or to heave-to while underway for taking short breaks to move people, re-stow gear, or go to the bathroom with out getting blown off course.
Is the designer aware of your changes to the Goat Island Skiff?
Yes, I have a great working relationship with Michael Storer whom I consider a friend. He and I correspond often and he has OK-ed the addition of the mizzen and trusts that I will design and build the new rig so that it fits in with the concept of the GIS. For example, all pains will be taken so that this addition adds very little weight to the boat. The mizzen mast will be a lightweight, birdsmouth mast.
Is the lug sail the same and is it stepped in the same place or how has the lug's position been adjusted for the new mizzen?
I have designed new sail rigs for boats before, for dories actually. After drawing the new rig, finding the new center of effort (CE) of the added sail area, and moving things around, the new CE and old CE are in the same place such that the centerboard does not need to be changed. In the GIS, the lug is the same standard sail (105 SF) and it will step in a secondary partner/step forward of bulkhead #1. It turned out that the lug needs to be moved forward only 9" keeping things tied into the bulkheads for structural integrity and simplicity. The original mast step is retained so the boat can be sailed with or without the mizzen. The GIS Yawl is is still the usual standard GIS, but with an added mizzen. You can take the boat out with more flexibility in rig choice.
Has one been built and how well does it work?
I expect to have a GIS Yawl on the water this summer, my personal boat, but orders for sail rigs and boat kits may prevent that from happening. However, one kit is going to a customer who will be doing the yawl and plans to be sailing this summer in the Texas 200. I have no doubt that the boat will go as well as the standard, upwind and downwind, but with the added benefits of the mizzen for RAIDs and sail0and-oar type of use. If the mizzen is not needed, leave it ashore and use the Goat as the standard lug-only arrangement.
You can learn more about How to Use the Yawl Rig in my blog post.
or the Goat Island Skiff page on my website.
Our first kit offering at Clint Chase Boatbuilder is a plywood and timber kit for the Michael Storer designed Goat Island Skiff (GIS). Why buy a kit? Folks are sometimes offended when I suggest this, feeling that it is thought they don't have the skills to make the parts themselves, but that is not it at all. We build all of our boats in the shop from kits!!! Even professionals do it and the reason is that it makes the build process quicker and smoother and the result is more professional. In the case of the GIS, we have made parts and built the hull of the boat, making all the small tweaks that professionals with a good eye make to the lines of the boat to make them look eye-sweet. Any design, no matter how well drawn, will need some eyes on it in 3D to make final tweaks. We also have checked bevels and made some adjustments for a rabbeted gunwale, which covers the end grain exposed at the top of the gunwale. Our kit captures all these professional practices so you can get a better boat. Currently, kits are cut per order, but we may move to CNC when volume increases.
We were attracted to this design initially because of the sail plan, a beautifully proportioned Balanced Lug. Upon further reflection we noticed something was missing for RAID sailors and for others who might use the boat as a sail & oar craft. It needed a mizzen. A small mizzen gives great control of a small boat, allowing one to lie head-to-wind for reefing at sea or for heaving-to. It allows you to back off a beach or a dock, with practice. It is useful for trimming the sail plan, adjusting weather helm to create "feel" in the tiller. A mizzen makes single handing much easier, especially for switching between oars and sail, because the boat will tend itself and stay head-to-wind while you stow oars and fidget with things at the mast. For a useful diagram showing How to Sail a Lug-Yawl, by James McMullen.
We can supply a kit for the GIS as well as the mast and spars. Masts are round, hollow using the Birdsmouth technique. Yard and boom for the GIS are solid, laminated Northern White Spruce. Laminated spars stay straighter over time with changes in moisture content in the wood. We can make custom 9' oars specifically designed for the GIS. Rowing in the Goat Island Skiff is quite enjoyable, whether it is from the dock to a local area with wind, or coming back when the wind has petered out. Products for the Goat Island Skiff can be seen in the GIS Flyer on our website Goat Island Skiff Page.


Sam Lee returns to the European Alps to chase his dream of qualifying for the Freeride World Tour. Last year, Sam suffered a major injury during the peak of his career. Re- Establishment is a story about Sam's return to skiing post injury and about the challenging and rewarding moments he experienced along the way. The film follows Sam Lee for one year, from injury, through rehabilitation, to his first day back on the slopes and re-entry to competitive freeride skiing.
"The feeling of riding pow again after 10 months off snow was pretty damn cool.
It was an icing on the cake moment for sure. My first pow turns were on my 3rd day back on snow and the first proper blower day was at Chamonix about a week in.
I was nervous heading off piste so soon after getting back on skis, but it actually proved to be much easier than trying to throw my fat skis around on the groomers.
Re-Establishment is set to premier at The New Zealand Mountain film festival screening at 4pm, session 3 Adventure Matinee. Tickets are still available.


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Negotiator (or Father of the Treaty Empire?)
Released November 2011
Treaty agreements imply Nation-to-Nation negotiation. Unfortunately, "negotiation" is a poor choice of words when it comes to the BC Treaty Process. In the governments' eyes, negotiation merely means assigning dollars per capita; our First Nations are relegated to nothing more than formulas under treaty. If we want more land, less cash is given. If we desire more cash, less land is included in the deal. In areas where property values are high, less land is given; in rural areas where property values are low, more land is included in the deal.
This goes completely against our Aboriginal principles. We were placed in this land by the Creator and entrusted to it. How can one sacred site take more of a "cap hit" on settlement than another First Nation's sacred site? How can our bathing spots, our rivers, our streams and our lakes be monetized and rolled into a deal by number-crunching geeks in Ottawa or Victoria? How can we package or choose not to package the very graves of our ancestors? It is sickening that these negotiations even suggest that we pick certain key sites, at the exclusion of others. At least under the status quo, our consciences can rest easy that we haven't yet squandered away our grandchildren's birthrights.
The government likes to say that they are acting under "good-faith" negotiations. They say that Canada, BC and the First Nations are on an equal playing field. It couldn't be any further from the truth. Many of our First Peoples live in destitute conditions while the governments can call up an endless array of bureaucrats, consultants, lawyers and negotiators to bring to bear against our people. If our requests do not play well with their formulas, negotiations will grind to a halt. If we don't like the way negotiations are heading, the only recourse we have is to get out of the process, in which case the government will bleed us out through debts incurred under treaty loans.
This piece is a clear nod to a favourite childhood movie. I felt it was a great metaphor for the subject matter at hand: the dark and sinister form of the negotiator who blindly adheres to the directions of an unseen and malevolent force. The negotiator with a blank skeletal stare who would more readily choke someone out, than give in to reasonable demands. This is the figure who sets out to create our new empire--to be the founding father of a new chapter in our Aboriginal history. It is up to us to speak out and to rebel....
"Negotiator (or Father of the Treaty Empire?)" is a limited edition print using the giclée method of printmaking. This print was released in November of 2011 and printed by Andy Everson at Copper Canoe, the artist's own studio in Comox B.C. A total of 109 prints bear the title "Negotiator (or Father of the Treaty Empire?)" and are signed by Andy Everson: 99 in the primary edition bearing the numbers 1/99 through 99/99; 9 Artist's Proof; and 1 Printer's Proof. The acid-free Moab Entrada 100% cotton rag paper measures 17x17.75 inches. Image size measures about 12.75x14.25 inches.
Copyright © Andy Everson 1997-2016


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BDS Continues to Normalize Antisemitism on Campus and Elsewhere
https://www.algemeiner.com/2019/06/02/bds-continues-to-normalize-antisemitism-on-campus-and-elsewhere/
Alexander Joffe
Sun Jun 02 2019
...At Columbia University, a BDS proposal in the guise of "human rights" resolution was narrowly defeated in the joint faculty-student senate.
The impunity with which BDS efforts are proceeding was demonstrated by the weak condemnations of "eviction notices" distributed at Emory University by the local SJP chapter. The university characterized these as not being antisemitic, but the SJP chapter protested all criticism of its actions and demanded its critics be censured. The SJP chapter at Columbia University similarly called for its critics to be boycotted. At UCLA, the student government passed a resolution declaring that the SJP chapter was "not antisemitic."...