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Around 1815-1920 in Europe, a new movement called Romanticism emerged. It was pushed forward by the Industrial Revolution and in essence it was a revolt against what the classical era had been. It was seen in art, music, and literature. In general, Romanticism dealt with nature, the past, mystic and supernatural ideas, spiritual experiences, extreme subjectivism, and attention to national identity.
Romantic Music is not as easy to put in one pot like the other time periods. Composers started to do their own things, so we start to get into different styles like Nationalism, Impressionism, Absolute vs. Programatic, and many others. We will focus on just the styles I mentioned, but there are many other styles that are prevalent during the Romantic Period.
Get into the spirit of romanticism by memorizing some beautiful poetry. I suggest Lord Byron's She Walks in Beauty, John Keats' Asleep! O Sleep A Little While, or William Blake's Ah Sunflower.
Bernardo O'Higgins leading the Chilean troops in the Battle of Rancagua (October 2, 1814).
Romantic Nationalism was apparent in both art and music. In music, it was a focus on folk songs and was a way to show cultural independence from other nations. In art, it was a way to portray their culture as unique and highlight the importance of their geography. In some instances, the governments hired (or even forced) artists and composers to be nationalists; but, for the most part, they created their masterpieces out of love for their country.
Do you get the feeling of the beautiful old mountains or the rugged wild west?
Impressionism was a short lived period during the 1870's and 1880's. It was found in art and music. Instead of focusing on clarity and definition, artists and composers sought to convey atmosphere, movement, and light. The most well known impressionistic artist is Claude Monet, but some other notable artists include Camille Pissarro, Edgar Degas, and Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Claude Debussy is the best known for his impressionistic music, although Ottorino Respighi and Paul Dukas also dabbled in this style.
If you can get to a museum, this art is beautiful to soak in and see in person. This is, by far, my favorite art time period. I love the colors, the beauty, the everything. If you can't get to a museum, search Google for "Monet Artwork" and you will find so many beautiful paintings he created. After looking at the art with your kids, have fun with this craft where you make your own impressionistic painting.
Listen to Debussy. If you think impressionistic art is beautiful, you haven't experienced the music! This is a long compilation of his best known pieces, and you can skip around to the different songs, or you can put it on in the background while you relax and paint (see above activity).
There was quite the debate among composers whether or not music should be absolute, made just for the sake of being music, or programmatic, written with a story in mind. Some composers flip flopped back and forth during their careers and couldn't decide.
Listen to some absolute music like any Mozart symphony. Alternately, watch The Sorcerer's Apprentice (by Paul Dukas) from Disney's Fantasia. Disney depicts the story wonderfully, and who doesn't like to watch Mickey Mouse? All of Fantasia and Fantasia 2000 is great to watch for program music.
Film scores are program music. I would suggest taking a song from a film your children have not seen and have them listen to it. You can have them write a story to go with the music, create a drawing based on the music, or have them orally tell you what they think might be going on in the music. You can also use classical music, and some suggestions would include Mendelssohn's Fingal's Cave, Grieg's Peer Gynt Suite which includes Morning Mood, and Into the Hall of the Mountain King.
Here is the outcome of our Peer Gynt Suite pictures. I didn't tell the kids anything about the music beforehand, and only told them about the "stories" after I saw what they did. I wanted them to be creative on their own.
Our next and last stop takes us into modern and contemporary music. Get ready for some interesting chords, because this will be a thrilling stop!


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In a new partnership with Wiley Education Services, a division of Wiley that provides tailored services and technology solutions to higher education institutions, the University of Bath will launch its first fully online master's degree programmes as part of an initiative to broaden its international reach. The first programmes, set to launch in 2019, will be the MSc Applied Economics (Banking & Finance), the MSc Computer Science, and the MSc Entrepreneurship Management and Innovation. Two more master's degree courses will be added in 2020, including the MSc Business Analytics.
Although the University currently offers several programmes delivered through distance learning formats, they have physical attendance requirements. The new online programs will be the first fully online courses at the university that do not require a campus presence and can be completed entirely remotely.
Ranked as one of the top 10 universities in the UK and well-known internationally, the University of Bath also aims to build on its reputation and influence by expanding access to students around the world who are unable to attend classes on campus but are interested in obtaining a degree from the University.
Wiley will work with the university to design the online programmes and implement their delivery. Wiley will also provide student support and marketing in the UK and internationally. The agreement stipulates a 10-year partnership, with an option to extend it.
Wiley and the University of Bath will continue to work closely together as they develop, launch and maintain the online programmes.
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Global e-commerce Logistics 2017
This report contains:
Concise insight into how e-commerce continues to shape the global logistics market
Comprehensive profiles of the logistics strategies deployed by a variety of retailers
Analysis of how the role of warehousing in the supply chain has evolved as result of changing consumer demands
Insight into the innovations and disruptive technologies within e-commerce logistics operations
Market size and forecast data for the global e-commerce logistics market, split by six regions and 27 countries
Logistics costs structures of online retailers have been benchmarked to provide insight on how e-commerce logistics costs as a % of sales vary by vertical, retail channel and geography
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About the 2017 Global e-commerce Logistics report
The e-commerce boom has provided tremendous opportunities for growth for LSPs and retailers. However, it has prompted a fundamental change in the operations that take place within logistics facilities, compared to the operations which feed brick and mortar outlets. e-commerce logistics provides a very different challenge.
Global e-commerce Logistics 2017, offers readers valuable insight into the development and future prospects of this market.
The report takes a top-down approach and presents this analysis first from a broad, industry-wide perspective, and then delves further to examine the supply chains of major e-retailers and the logistics providers which support them.
It features analysis on the differences in e-commerce supply chains and how retailers have had to adapt to keep pace with their competitors. It looks at the progression of the last-mile and how LSPs have adapted to expectations for a low cost, high-quality service. The report also examines technological capabilities and how they are being deployed to meet these high customer expectations.
In addition, as well as Ti's bespoke market size and forecasts at a global, regional and country level, Ti is offering, for the first time, the data and analysis of e-commerce related logistics costs as a % of sales for 20 online retailers.
The 2017 edition of the Global e-commerce Logistics report is available to download today. For more information, please contact Michael Clover.
What will you learn about e-commerce logistics market sizing and cost structures?
e-commerce logistics market sizes for the world, six regions and 27 countries
2016 growth rates and forecasts to 2020 for all these markets
Data showing the e-commerce logistics costs as a % of sales for 20 online retailers between 2011 and 2015
Analysis of the differences in e-commerce logistics cost structures by vertical sector (general goods, fashion, grocery, luxury goods), retail channels (traditional online retailer, multi/omni channel, online marketplaces) and geography (labour costs vs logistics efficiency)
Analysis of how logistics costs are divided between fulfilment and last-mile costs. Evidence from six companies.
What will you learn about the effects of e-commerce on the warehousing industry?
This report examines how warehouses and the networks they sit within have developed and what changes may be seen in the future
LSPs and retailers operating e-fulfilment centres must drive economies of scale if they are to run profitable operations.
Warehousing features, locations and supporting technologies have come under strain as a result of changing consumer expectations, particularly within the last mile. Ti has examined the changes and provides examples of retailers' various e-fulfilment options.
Retailers' planning software has been optimised over the years for a single distribution channel: brick and mortar. Ti has examined the tech which has supported the industry so far and the tech which could disrupt it.
Inside this report
David Buckby
Having obtained a Masters in Economics David is now Ti's resident Economist. David manages one of Ti's core strengths, that of quantitative analysis of a range of logistics markets, including sizing and forecasting.
David contributes to the GSCi portal, Ti Reports and consultancy projects. He also is author of many briefs for Ti's Logistics Briefing service. His key interests are the economics of the logistics sector, emerging markets and statistical modelling.
Lilith Nagorski
Lilith is Head of Ti's Research Department. She joined the company as a Researcher working primarily on the providers' area of the GSCi portal and quickly brought improvements to the organisation of the department.
Lilith took on responsibility for managing Ti Reports and now manages the full team of researchers and analysts. Lilith's focus is on quality and her goal is to ensure that Ti research products continue to lead the market.
Alex Le Roy
As a graduate in International Relations, Alex brings a variety of knowledge and interest to his role as an Analyst at Ti.
Alex's drive to constantly provide quality analysis for the logistics industry has led him to increase his area of responsibilities to include investigating the potential for new products, training new recruits, and scanning the horizon for the next big thing.
Violeta Keckarovska
Violeta is a research analyst with vast experience in the design, implementation and analysis of electronic and person- to-person surveys.
Violeta is a research analyst with vast experience in the design, implementation and analysis of electronic and person-to-person surveys. Having worked across a number of sectors, including retail, luxury goods and FMCG, Violeta is experienced in gaining valuable insights across brand perception, voice of customer and strategic re- positioning intelligence campaigns for B-to-B and B-to-C clients.
As a member of the Market Research Society, Violeta brings best practice in research, insight and analytics across Ti.
e-commerce warehousing and logistics networks
How has the growth of e-commerce impacted warehouse development?
What are the most significant features of warehousing in e-commerce?
How do logistics networks vary to support the industry?
The last-mile
How have logistics networks developed to support changes in consumer expectations for the last-mile?
What can B2C learn from B2B?
Which providers are utilising alternative delivery networks, and why?
e-commerce logistics costs structures, market sizes and forecasts
Which regions are forecast to grow the most between 2016 and 2020?
What are the e-commerce logistics costs as a % of sales for 20 online retailers?
How are logistics costs divided between fulfilment and last-mile costs?
e-commerce logistics strategies
What do traditional and e-retailers expect for the future of e-commerce?
How are retailers adapting to changing consumer demand?
How do retailer supply chains compare to one another?
Logistics provider profiles
How have LSPs responded to the growth of e-commerce?
Where are LSPs focussing investments?
Ti estimates that the global e-commerce logistics market grew by 18.1% in 2016, and has forecast a 2016-2020 compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.6%. Low, expected and high forecast scenarios have been presented.
Asia Pacific, the largest e-commerce region in the world, remains the main driver of global e-commerce sales growth, with the bulk of sales coming from China.
Online retail sales growth in 2016 exceeded 10% in most markets, even developed e-commerce markets such as the US, the UK and Germany. In emerging markets, online retail sales growth was considerably higher.
Even though it is the smallest e-commerce and e-commerce logistics market, Africa is expected to grow faster than any other region to 2020.
B2B e-commerce is colossal, though the extent to which it offers new opportunities for LSPs is questionable.
Cross-border e-commerce sales accounted for 20% of global e-commerce sales in 2015. Per item, it should be expected that e-commerce logistics costs for cross-border shipments are on average higher compared to domestic shipments. It is unclear however whether cross-border shipments are associated with higher logistics costs as a proportion of sales than domestic shipments.
Amazon and Alibaba are manoeuvring to establish themselves as players in the transportation of cross-border freight. Through further incremental actions, these companies will become increasingly influential.
Artificial Intelligence is becoming increasingly pervasive within various points in the supply chain, though as of yet, the technology is limited by the availability of data.
3D Printing is unlikely to 'disrupt' e-commerce, though it will have a significant role in the customisation of products.
e-commerce logistics costs structures of online retailers are fundamentally affected by the type of goods they sell, the retail channels through which they sell, the geographies they operate in and other factors. Logistics costs structures of online retailers have been benchmarked to provide insight on how e-commerce logistics costs as a % of sales vary by vertical, retail channel and geography.
Varying retail channels can drive large relative differences in e-commerce logistics costs across countries, though these differences should narrow as omni-channel becomes more important.
Emerging markets appear to be associated with lower e-commerce logistics costs as a % of sales compared to developed markets. This is largely driven by lower labour costs.
The division of warehousing and last-mile costs has been benchmarked for several online retailers and they are broadly consistent across companies.
Store-based retailers have lower logistics costs as a percentage of sales compared to multi-/omni-channel retailers and pure plays. Costs have been benchmarked by vertical sector.
e-commerce logistics opportunities remain unclaimed
e-commerce trends are disrupting 'traditional' e-commerce logistics
Rapid growth sees businesses searching for a comfort zone that they may never find
Logistical challenges still need to be overcome in last-mile and fulfilment operations
7th February 2017, Bath UK: Ti is pleased to announce that the 2017 edition of its Global e-commerce Logistics report is now available to purchase.
The report offers readers valuable insight into the development and prospects of this market. A key theme examined throughout highlights e-commerce itself as the disrupter to 'traditional' e-commerce logistics. Presented from multiple angles (global and regional, fulfilment and last-mile, and from retailers and LSPs) the report offers comprehensive analysis on e-commerce logistics trends which could provoke further developments and innovations within the industry.
In recent years, traditional 'store-based' retailers have had to adapt their offering to counter the rapid growth, and now, dominance of online players, such as Amazon, whilst LSPs have seen a new revenue stream emerge. However, as explained by Ti's Head of Consultancy, Joel Ray: "Whilst the growth in e-commerce has created additional opportunities for LSPs these have not yet been fully realised."
Even in developed markets, e-commerce logistics is relatively nascent with the structural shift towards higher online retail penetration ongoing. As the market evolves, new logistical challenges are constantly emerging, in last-mile delivery but also with regards to the fulfilment of online sales. Coupled with the fact that growth is rapid - a global 2016-2020 CAGR of 15.6% is expected - many businesses seem to be forever searching for a comfort zone that they may never find, such is the pace of change.
Not least among those businesses adapting their strategies to remain competitive are the retailers themselves. Ray continued, "Many retailers do not trust that LSPs have the right knowledge and experience to undertake a task that they perceive to be core to their business, choosing instead to fulfil online sales in-house."
In this report Ti has presented the supply chain strategies of global and regional retailers practising pure online as well as multi- and omni-channel business models. In addition, the report includes profiles of some of the major LSPs operating in this market. These profiles examine how these businesses are responding to national and regional intricacies of consumer demand and the dominance of Amazon.
To learn more about the e-commerce logistics industry visit the Ti website or contact Michael Clover.
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By European Space Agency (ESA) December 25, 2021
The James Webb Space Telescope is safely stowed inside the fairing of ESA's Ariane 5 launch vehicle, which is now on the launch pad undergoing final checks and fueling for a targeted liftoff at 12:20 GMT / 13:20 CET on December 25 from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana. Credit: ESA/CNES/Arianespace
The James Webb Space Telescope is safely stowed inside the fairing of ESA's Ariane 5 launch vehicle, which is now on the launch pad undergoing final checks and fueling for a targeted liftoff at 12:20 GMT / 13:20 CET on December 25 from Europe's Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana.
Webb will be the largest, most powerful telescope ever launched into space. As part of an international collaboration agreement, ESA is providing the telescope's launch service using the Ariane 5 launch vehicle. Working with partners, ESA was responsible for the development and qualification of Ariane 5 adaptations for the Webb mission and for the procurement of the launch service by Arianespace.
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Thiruvananthapuram, Feb 7 : Former Supreme Court judge Kurian Joseph on Thursday dismissed as baseless the media reports that he would be contesting the upcoming Lok Sabha polls from Kerala.
Justice Joseph, however, said he was approached by political parties.
Speaking to IANS, Joseph who retired from the apex court last year, said he has been informally approached by people from both the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) and the CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front (LDF).
"Several people have informally approached me from both the political fronts asking if I would be interested in contesting polls. From the UDF, it was the Kerala Congress (Mani) that asked my opinion. From the other front also, I was approached. But my answer to all has been I am not at all interested," he said.
Interestingly, both the fronts are in search of suitable candidates for the Lok Sabha polls, which is just few months away.
Joseph, 65, was in the news when he along with three of his colleagues, in January 2018, addressed a press conference against then Chief Justice Dipak Misra.
Joseph, in his student days, was active in politics.
In 1996, he was designated a senior advocate and in 2000 appointed judge of the Kerala High Court.
In February 2010, he was made the Chief Justice of Himachal Pradesh High Court. On March 8, 2013, he became a judge of Supreme Court.


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<i>Client library for the SuperCollider scsynth audio engine</i>

## scsynth features

`scsynth` is SuperCollider's synthesis server.

- High quality accurate and efficient audio engine
- Fully adjustable sample rate (192k+) and block size
- 32-bit float signal chain
- Sampling buffers use 64-bit float
- Fast and fluid control rate modulation
- Communicates via Open Sound Control - TCP/UDP network communication
- Hundreds of UGens (unit generators)
- Simple ANSI C plugin API
- Hundreds more community contributed UGens
- Supports any number of input and output channels, ideal for large multichannel setups

## @supercollider/server Features

This package supports all the core functionality for working with `scsynth`:

- Spawns the synthesis server, `scsynth` as a subprocess
- Send and receive OSC messages
- Comprehensive support for constructing and sending all commands the server understands
- Call async commands on the server and receive results as Promises
- Synth/Group/Bus/Buffer allocators with clean immutable state implementation
- Immutable server state and synth/group tracking
- Just-in-time OSC scheduler

**You can install this lib separately from supercolliderjs, but currently to compile SynthDefs you need to write them in SuperCollider code and use `@supercollider/lang` to compile those.**

# Examples

Server low level API

```js
const sc = require('supercolliderjs');

sc.server.boot().then(async server => {

  // Really low level, using explicit hard coded node ids
  // and manually building the message.
  // You don't want to do this.
  server.send.msg('/g_new', [ 9999 ] );

  // Use node id allocator and OSC message constructors.
  // Still tedidous and error prone.
  // No notification of when the group is created on the server.
  const groupNodeID = server.state.nextNodeID();
  server.send.msg(sc.server.msg.groupNew(groupNodeID));

  // @supercollider/server-plus adds these methods:
  // Create a group and wait for confirmation. Nice and simple
  const group = await server.group();

});
```

The `@supercollider/server-plus` package extends the `Server` class, adding extra methods. It is one way of working. `@supercollider/dryads` are another higher level api for working.

You can also build your own way of working if you like—all the packages expose low level functions so you can reuse them in different projects.

## API

- [boot](https://crucialfelix.github.io/supercolliderjs/packages/server/docs/modules/_server_.html#boot)
    Start the server process and connect to it.
    ```js
      // options: ServerArgs
     sc.server.boot({device: 'Soundflower (2ch)'});
    ```

- [ServerArgs](https://crucialfelix.github.io/supercolliderjs/packages/server/docs/modules/_options_.html#serverargs)
    This is the union of [ServerSettings](https://crucialfelix.github.io/supercolliderjs/packages/server/docs/interfaces/_options_.serversettings.html) and [ScsynthArgs](https://crucialfelix.github.io/supercolliderjs/packages/server/docs/interfaces/_options_.scsynthargs.html)

- [Server](https://crucialfelix.github.io/supercolliderjs/packages/server/docs/classes/_server_.server.html)
  ```js
  // options: ServerArgs
  const server = new sc.server.Server(options);
  ```

  - [boot](https://crucialfelix.github.io/supercolliderjs/packages/server/docs/classes/_server_.server.html#boot)
    Starts the server process scsynth and establish a pipe connection to receive stdout and stderr.
    Does not connect, so UDP is not yet ready for OSC communication.

  - [connect](https://crucialfelix.github.io/supercolliderjs/packages/server/docs/classes/_server_.server.html#connect)
    Establish connection to scsynth via OSC socket
  - [send](https://crucialfelix.github.io/supercolliderjs/packages/server/docs/classes/_internals_sendosc_.sendosc.html)
    ```js
    server.send.msg('/s_new', ['defName', 440]);
    server.send.bundle(0.05, [
      ['/s_new', 'defName', 440],
      ['/s_new', 'defName', 880],
    ]);
    ```
  - receive
    A subscribeable stream of OSC events received.
    ```js
    server.receive.subscribe(function(msg) {
      console.log(msg);
    });
    ```
  - callAndResponse

    Send an OSC command that expects a reply from the server, returning a Promise that resolves with the response.

    This is for getting responses async from the server. The first part of the message matches the expected args, and the rest of the message contains the response.

    ```js
      await server.callAndResponse(sc.server.msg.defLoadDir("./synthdefs/"));
    ```
  - stdout
    A subscribeable stream of STDOUT printed by the scsynth process.
    ```js
    server.stdout.subscribe(function(msg) {
      console.log(msg);
    });
    ```
  - quit
    ```js
    await server.quit();
    ```

- [msg](https://crucialfelix.github.io/supercolliderjs/packages/server/docs/modules/_osc_msg_.html)
    Functions for building all OSC messages for `scsynth`.
- [mapping](https://crucialfelix.github.io/supercolliderjs/packages/server/docs/modules/_mapping_.html)
  Frequently used musical mapping functions ported from SuperCollider.
- [ServerState](https://crucialfelix.github.io/supercolliderjs/packages/server/docs/classes/_serverstate_.serverstate.html)
  Holds internal state for a Server such as node/bus/buffer allocators, node status and SynthDefs that have been compiled and sent.
  Server has this has as the property: server.state

  Many of these functions are low-level accessors and allocators useful for building higher-level applications that are easier to use.

  Each server is stored by its unique address, so multiple Servers can store state in the same global Store object.

  This is where all state is stored for node, buffer and bus allocators, as well
  as node state tracking (is a Synth playing or not). The nice thing about this design is that the new state is only committed if no Exception is thrown.

Documentation
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[Documentation](https://crucialfelix.github.io/supercolliderjs/#/packages/server/api)

Compatibility
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Works on Node 10+

Source code is written in TypeScript and is usable in JavaScript [es2018](https://2ality.com/2017/02/ecmascript-2018.html) or [TypeScript](https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/home.html) projects.

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- Source Code: https://github.com/crucialfelix/supercolliderjs

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layout:     post
title:      Neural Color Transfer between Images
subtitle:   Neural Color Transfer
date:       2017-12-09
author:     Tab
catalog: true
tags:
    - color transfer
    - local affine transform
    - patchmatch
---

# Outline
![](https://i.imgur.com/zpjGGL3.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/kRnDlmt.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/0jvjvu7.png)

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# Related Work
![](https://i.imgur.com/MHXgYc7.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/3NIEN8J.png)

>- Here, we further discuss some details of the paper "Visual Attribute Transfer through Deep Image Analogy". Considering that this paper got some ideas from it, such as NNF in the feature space and the coarse-to-fine reconstruction method, this paper compares itself with the "Analogy" paper both in approaches and results.

![](https://i.imgur.com/HTQjFsE.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/5lIMnXG.png)

>- In fact, this paper implemented a more reasonable method, instead of just simply upsampling the patchmatch result, when reconstructing the image. Besides, the local affine transform (locally linear model) also helps when getting better edges in the final images.

---

# Algorithm
![](https://i.imgur.com/I8pIQY6.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/eEVflvz.png)

>- We can see from the figure: patchmatch results in deep feature space can better satisfy our needs. So it's a natural thought that we can reconstruct the image from coarse to fine.

![](https://i.imgur.com/MGphLs4.png)

>- This figure offers us an intuitive feeling that color transfer in the image domain can work much efficiently than in the feature domain.

![](https://i.imgur.com/e9TUnnF.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/qoToceC.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/ha5a6g2.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/kwegkfJ.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/qtaFK4P.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/yfovuXx.png)
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>- How to merge: for every pixel in G, find a pixel in Gi so that it matches best. At last, we can merge all the guidance map and get a multi-reference guidance map. IL can be considered as one choice that how to merge the guidance map. Different colors in it represent different guidance map choices for pixels.

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# Experiments
![](https://i.imgur.com/nrkSVHe.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/wTnbPBP.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/9UUYhfa.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/j98WrEy.png)
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![](https://i.imgur.com/0vQj1aA.png)
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![](https://i.imgur.com/qCSIJtr.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/QunXgb7.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/3QWqsd6.png)

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# Discussion
![](https://i.imgur.com/s906DcW.png)

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# Reference
1. [Neural Color Transfer between Images](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1710.00756.pdf)
2. [Visual Attribute Transfer through Deep Image Analogy](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1705.01088.pdf)
3. [Deep Photo Style Transfer](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1703.07511.pdf)


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Paul Kish: Giant and gentleman
The contributions that Paul Kish has made to the development of cabling and networking industry standards through high-level committee, subcommittee and task-group roles within the TIA, IEEE and BICSI may be surpassed only by the gentlemanly manner with which he conducts himself and goes about his work.
The contributions that Paul Kish has made to the development of cabling and networking industry standards through high-level committee, subcommittee and task-group roles within the TIA, IEEE and BICSI may be surpassed only by the gentlemanly manner with which he conducts himself and goes about his work. A former chair of TIA's TR-42 Engineering Committee and current chair of one subcommittee as well as two task groups within TR-42, Kish also currently serves as subject matter expert team leader (SMETL) for a chapter of BICSI's Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual, and a member of the IEEE 802.3's study group on NGBase-T.
Kish, Belden's director of systems and standards, has participated in the development of TIA cabling standards since 1989, and started the process that led to the development of Category 5 component and cabling standards. From there he was a contributor to the progressive development of higher-performance cabling, from Category 5e to 6 and 6A, and the current efforts to standardize Category 8. He received the Harry J. Pfister Award in 2005.
He has spent 41 years in the cabling industry, starting his career at Bell Northern Research in 1972 upon graduation from the University of Waterloo, Ontario with a Master's degree in electrical engineering. "It has been a rewarding and groundbreaking career in the cabling industry," Kish says. "I learned early on that it is important to take the initiative to make things happen. We all have different talents and abilities. Looking back I am amazed at how much the cabling industry has grown in the last 20 years, and I am grateful to be part of it, to make a contribution. It is fun and exciting to feel young at heart, to continue learning, to discover something new, to make a contribution. It is the engine that drives the industry. How much has changed? How much is still the same? A lot has changed and a lot is still the same-the foundation that we build upon."
When invited to detail some of his own accomplishments, Paul Kish's humble demeanor emerged when he opted to share the praise. "Most of all, standards development is a team effort thanks to the contributions and dedication of all the hard-working members of the team. For that reason, TIA is recognized in the forefront of cabling standards development. I have been blessed with the benefit of working with many talented individuals to achieve common goals.
"In all our undertakings and achievements we are not alone," Kish continued. "We rely on others to help along the way. Standards development is a collaborative process involving many individuals representing different companies that devote many hours of their own time and their companies' time to develop a standard and to validate the technical requirements. Many issues are debated and resolved by consensus in an impartial and equitable manner. A colleague once said that consensus is reached when the clamor stops, when everyone is equally unhappy but is prepared to live with the result."
Kish also expressed thanks to his coworkers and management at Belden, "for the support and encouragement that I received over many years. I also want to thank all my friends and colleagues that are part of the growing and learning process, that together have made a difference in where we were, where we are today and where we are going in this industry. I only have to look at the leadership and volunteer efforts in BICSI and TIA to recognize many outstanding individuals, their hard work and their accomplishments."
Many of those same individuals look to Paul Kish for the very same reasons.
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Eberle, Christopher, Religious Convictions in Liberal Politics, Cambridge University Press, 2002, 416pp, $28.00 (pbk), ISBN 0521011558.
I Eberle's target in this book is "justificatory liberals" — such as "John Rawls, Charles Larmore, Bruce Ackerman, Robert Audi, Amy Gutman, Thomas Nagel, Lawrence Solum" and me (11). Justificatory liberalism (a term Eberle prefers to "political liberalism") holds that "because each citizen ought to respect her compatriots, each citizen ought to pursue public justification for her favored coercive laws" (11; emphasis in original). According to justificatory liberals — and this is the focus of Eberle's objection — "the norm of respect imposes on each citizen an obligation to discipline herself in such a way that she resolutely refrains from supporting any coercive law for which she cannot provide the requisite public justification" (12). And, since justificatory liberals insist that arguments necessarily depending on religious conviction are disqualified as public justifications, they insist that respect for others requires religious citizens to refrain from imposing coercive laws solely on the basis of their religious convictions. "The justificatory liberal is unavoidably committed to the claim that a citizen in a liberal democracy ought not to support (or reject) any coercive law for which she enjoys only a religious justification" (14). Eberle's book is a reply to such justificatory liberalism and a defense of purely religious justifications for imposing coercion on one's fellow citizens.
In this review, I will criticize many of Eberle's main arguments: justificatory liberalism is, I think, far more plausible and appealing than Eberle's proposal that, at the end of the day, citizens may both respect others and coerce them simply on the basis of their religious convictions. At the outset, however, let me stress that Eberle has written a very good book indeed. It is manifest that he has thought much harder and deeper about justificatory liberalism than justificatory liberals have thought about religious justification and belief. His analysis of religious epistemology and mysticism (ch. 8) clearly demonstrates the extent to which many liberals have attacked caricatures of religious justification. After Eberle's book, secular liberals must be much more careful in their claims about religious beliefs and their justifications.
The principle of pursuit: a citizen should pursue public justification for his favored coercive laws.
The principle of restraint: a citizen should not support any coercive law for which he lacks a public justification (68; emphasis in original).
If a citizen enjoys only a religious rationale for a given coercive law L, then she lacks a public justification for L … . And if she lacks a public justification for L, then the principle of pursuit obliges her sincerely and conscientiously to do what she can do to discern some rationale for L that articulates appropriately with her compatriots' distinctive points of view — that will be convincing to them insofar as they are adequately informed and fully rational, or that would be convincing to them, or that they are in a position to criticize, or the like (75).
(6)	refuse to endorse any L that violates the integrity of one's fellow citizens.
A great deal of Eberle's case depends on the claim — really, the intuition — that a religious citizen who meets (1)-(6), but goes ahead and imposes a coercive law for which he can find only a religious justification nevertheless may still respect them when doing so. If the religious citizen takes no joy in imposing God's will, is not motivated by a "gleeful imposition of power" or "indifference to his compatriots' cares and concerns," the religious citizen respects his fellows even when he imposes such a law on them (113). After all, in trying to publicly justify the law to them the religious citizen does not treat his secular compatriots merely as things, for he attempts to reason from a shared point of view, and one does not do that with mere things.
I confess that my intuitions about the requirements of respect are better expressed by Master Yoda: "Do or do not. There is no try." It is all very well to try to make me see your point, but if your point is one that I have no good justification to embrace, then in the end I am simply being subjected to your power, however well-intentioned and conscientious you may be. Eberle sees "no reason that we may not impose moral demands on those who lack what they take to be good reasons to adhere to our moral demands" (133). Eberle, of course, holds that in some sense there really are good external reasons for non-believers to accept the demands, since God's will must yield good reasons. But it is important to stress that Eberle does not simply maintain one can justifiably impose laws on those who take themselves as having no justifications for accepting the law, but one may impose on those who really have no good justification for embracing it. Thus Eberle admits that a secular citizen so imposed upon neither has an accessible reason to conform to the religious demand nor should religious citizens hold her blameworthy for failing to comply; they should pity her, but nevertheless they may go ahead and force her to comply with their view (133).
Eberle appears to have little or no appreciation of the moral costs of viewing other citizens as objects of pity, who cannot see the truth but must be forced to conform to it, though it cannot be justified to them. His model is the moral acceptability of coercing a genocidal politician: she simply must be stopped, even if she cannot see the point of respecting human life. Now it is surely true that those who threaten social life justly may be controlled and even destroyed; as Hobbes points out, those who remain in "the condition of war" may be destroyed without "injustice" (Leviathan, chap. 15). However, in such cases we do not confront each other as responsive moral persons but merely as natural persons who can take action against each other. Even if sometimes we cannot avoid treating others as mere natural persons in this way, to take it as a model for the way that citizens should relate to each other in a liberal democracy is disturbing indeed.
Eberle's resistance to the principle of restraint ("a citizen should not support any coercive law for which he lacks a public justification") stems from a sort of standing-Rawls-on-his-head-maneuver. Eberle advances a version of the Rawlsian "strains of commitment" argument according to which it is expecting too much of theistic citizens to bracket their "totalizing and overriding obligation to obey God" — such would be tantamount to annihilating their moral selves (146). And, says Eberle, there is a superior alternative to restraint: "the ideal of conscientious engagement permits a citizen to support coercive laws he conscientiously takes to be mandated by God, even if he lacks a public justification of those laws" (147).
Why, then, not simply accept justificatory liberalism's principle of restraint along with the view that R is a public reason for law L if and only if all reasonable citizens accept R? As I read his chapter 7, Eberle would like to push the justificatory liberal into a dilemma. The first horn supposes that the justificatory liberal (1) adopts an inclusive characterization of the relevant public to whom justification is addressed, and (2) within this public, considers people much as they are (their present beliefs, values, etc), instead of some idealized version of their present selves (200). Such "populist" interpretations, Eberle suggests, clearly tie justificatory liberalism to respect for the actual public as we find it: the beliefs and values that actual citizens actually accept will form (to use Marilyn Friedman's phrase) the "legitimation pool"— the pool of relevant beliefs of the relevant people for legitimatising policy (198ff, 378). But if we are resolutely populist, we cannot meet the "sufficiency condition" (205-207); few if any proposals are apt to be justified, as there will always be someone who has no reason to accept any given proposal. Eberle's stronger claim is that not even basic liberal principles could be justified since some reasonable person will veto them (i.e., some person will not have reason to embrace them), and so justificatory liberalism is self-defeating — not substantively liberal at all (205). His weaker claim is that characterizing the public inclusively and realistically will so truncate politics that many of the issues that are now on the political agenda cannot be resolved, with the result that we will have an unhealthy political life (206).
In order to avoid the first horn of the dilemma, the justificatory liberal may seek to ratchet up the criteria for being a member of the justificatory public, restricting and idealizing the agents that participate in public justification (for example, by restricting the legitimation pool to those with adequate information). Thus the second horn of the dilemma: embracing this exclusiveness will give the liberal his conclusions, but only by building in sectarian (i.e., liberal) constraints right at the outset in determining who is a member of the justificatory public (228). Thus the dilemma: either the liberal has a non-sectarian conception of public justification (in which case liberalism is not vindicated), or he vindicates liberalism, but only by appealing to a sectarian understanding of public justification.
There is real insight here. Most importantly, I think few justificatory liberals have confronted the possibility that plausible conceptions of public justification have the radical consequence of removing a great deal from the political agenda, since no position on many current political issues is capable of public justification. Since most justificatory liberals are also friends of an extensive state, Eberle shows that they confront a real problem. Overall, though, the argument is not compelling, especially if (as do I), one embraces the implication that justificatory liberalism shrinks the domain of the political. Eberle's argument depends on the claims that (1) as soon as we idealize enough so that basic liberal principles are successfully justified to the relevant set of agents, the idealization manifests the liberal's own "parochial" presuppositions, and (2) the agents so idealized are so far removed from actual agents that respecting the idealized agents no longer plausibly manifests respect for real people whom our constructions seek to idealize (231). As Eberle's usually realizes, the devils are in the details, but I do not see that he has shown that we cannot both (a) idealize enough so that core liberal principles are justified (i.e., say only moral or reasonable persons form the relevant set, and they have no manifestly false beliefs) and (b) do not build on suppositions that are objectionably parochial.
Eberle is especially effective in replying to two common arguments against appeal to religious belief in liberal politics. First, drawing on the experiences of the European religious wars of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, it is often claimed that unless most citizens "privatize" their religious commitments (1) we shall be consumed by strife, chaos, death and destruction (158) or, more modestly, (2) we shall experience "social and political maladies that lack the severity of religious conflict, but are serious nonetheless" (167). Eberle shows that the first is simply not plausible; twentieth-century America is not seventeenth England. Most importantly, in contemporary America freedom of religion and non-establishment are settled convictions among the vast majority of religious citizens, so the attempt to forcibly convert others to orthodoxy — which was the crux of the earlier disputes — is simply not part of the political landscape today (161-162). Eberle carefully criticizes the more modest "malady" argument; social divisions will result from excluding arguments that require religious suppositions as well as including them. And in any event, it is hard to know how much social division would result from allowing religious considerations and how this compares to the social divisions that accompany other political disputes. The calculations are so complex and uncertain that consequentialist arguments are inconclusive.
More interestingly, Eberle raises some powerful objections against theories of public justification that seek to characterize specific epistemic standards required for public justifications — such as public accessibility, replicability, fallibilism, inerrancy, external criticism, independent conformability — and then contend that religious beliefs fail to meet the standards, and so must be excluded from the public realm. Although there is much to argue with in these complicated and thoughtful discussions, one of Eberle's most successful strategies is to show the epistemic similarities between moral and religious beliefs. Some justificatory liberals exclude religious considerations by showing that they cannot meet the criteria employed to evaluate observation statements, but then admit moral judgments into the realm of public reason even though they too fail to meet those criteria. If justificatory liberals are to defend this combination of exclusion and inclusion, they need to do a lot more careful work on moral and religious epistemology.
Without doubt, Eberle has raised the level of discussion of the place of religious argument in liberal politics. My admiration, however, is tempered by the judgment that, in the end, Eberle has gone a long way toward showing that deeply religious citizens are not good candidates for conscientious liberal democrats. As Eberle describes many religious citizens, "they regard themselves as bound to obey a set of overriding and totalizing obligations imposed upon them by their Creator. They regard their failure to discharge those obligations as anathema" (183). Moreover he persuasively argues that these obligations often, perhaps typically, are not understood as private commitments but as requiring political action. If this is their view, it is very hard to see how they can accept an obligation to conform to adverse democratic decisions on issues relevant to these obligations. To ask them to conform to a majority decision they do not accept would seem to "require them knowingly and willingly to disobey God" (183). If it would be disobedient to God not to raise religious arguments, surely it is still disobedient to have raised them, but then act contrary to them because the majority has decided otherwise. Eberle himself seems caught in a dilemma. (1) Religious citizens may be reasonably doubtful that they know the will of God; they can accept adverse democratic decisions on the grounds that the majority's judgment is also reasonable, and in light of this, religious citizens should not insist that their uncertain interpretations be law. But if this is their view, then it also seems that they can abide by the principle of restraint in political argument by refusing to appeal to their uncertain interpretations when arguing about what the law should be: they can live with the law failing to reflect their view of God's will. (2) If they cannot accept the principle of restraint in political argument because it will be too much of a strain (see III above) to fail to act as God tells them, then they will feel unable to obey laws contrary to their understanding of God's will. Since Eberle rejects (1), he seems committed to (2). Religious Convictions in Liberal Politics appears to be something of a rebel's catechism.


I don't care for the recent items list in the start menu. I would much prefer to just have "All Programs" displayed automatically without the need to click the "All Programs" button. Is this possible (Windows 7)?
I don't think it's possible. The start menu has been this way since at least Windows 98.
I'd even use an alternative start menu. I had one in the past that worked how I wanted but it didn't have the search box (which I find very useful).
Quite silly that this option isn't available.... just like you cannot turn off the thumbnails when hovering over taskbar items while using aero... (although I did registry fix it) these things should still be options.
Haven't found a post indicating a way to do what you're requesting... but if I do I'll report.


an arugula & gorgonzola salad.
burrata, served with arugula and walnuts.
basil pesto, and balsamic glaze.
lemon juice, capers and arugula.
wine, garlic, onions and cream.
and rock shrimp, garlic toasts.
imported cured meats & cheeses.
Tomato sauce, fresh basil, oregano & fresh mozzarella.
Portobello mushrooms, onions, roasted garlic, thyme, & oregano.
pine nuts, arugula & shaved parmesan.
greens and warm goat cheese.
lemon and olive oil dressing.
cheese and honey mustard dressing.
traditional style. * Dressing contains raw eggs.
oil dressing with romaine lettuce.
house made thousand island dressing.
basil, garlic and extra virgin olive oil.
and basil, served with extra virgin olive oil.
Cheese lasagna with marinara sauce.
Fettuccini in a creamy cheese sauce.
served in a dill and white wine cream sauce.
with fresh oregano in extra virgin olive oil.
of garlic, white wine and cream.
with garlic and fresh basil.
in a creamy mushroom sauce.
sauce, pancetta, peas and a poached egg.
a tomato sauce with mushrooms.
ginger lime sauce & granny smith apples.
lemon basil sauce and parmesan chips.
snap peas and baby carrots.
tomato and onion broth with garlic bread toasts.
salad, and an orange and tomato relish.
steamed broccoli & roasted potatoes.
with Linguini and Brussels sprouts.
sauce, served over risotto with gremolata.
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I'm a palette fan, a blush fan, a highlight fan and a Too Faced fan, so it was a given that I would buy their latest release - the Too Faced Sweet Peach Glow Palette as soon as it was released! It is part of the new Too Faced Sweet Peach collection, which consists of an eyeshadow palette, a blush, lip oils/glosses and this highlight/blush/bronzer palette. The blush is exclusive to Selfridges in the UK but Debenhams stock the other products in both the UK & Ireland. I already own the eyeshadow palette and I wasn't too fussed on getting the lip glosses so I just bought the Glow Palette. I've read mixed reviews on this palette so today I am sharing my thoughts!
The packaging is the standard metal case, that has become synonymous with Too Faced palettes and given that this range is based around sweet peaches, it is peach in colour. Inside is a pretty big mirror and the 3 products, all of which smell of sweet peaches, but not in an sickly sweet way. There is a highlighter, blush & bronzer, with the blush being almost double the quantity of the two others (5.5g of blush and 3g of the other two products). The box also contains a small look book showing three different ways to wear the products. There are mini peaches embossed on each of the products, which are super cute!
The highlighter is a very beautiful warm, peach colour with gold running through it and although it might look a little glittery in the pan, it doesn't translate that way on the skin when applied. The powder itself is quite firm, but not powdery and applies and blends beautifully. I find this shade extremely flattering on my medium skin tone.
The blush is my ideal shade - a soft coral, not quite as red as some peach blushes. The pigmentation is perfect for me and is buildable if you prefer more colour but one wash of this blush is enough for my taste. The texture is quite firm in the pan, but feels creamier when applied to the cheeks. Again, I find this perfect for my medium skin tone.
Finally, the bronzer - let's be honest - it isn't great! It is the least pigmented of the three powders and I have to use quite a bit of it to get it to show up on my skin. I think that I will probably use it more as an eyeshadow if I take this palette on holiday but I know that it will be my least used of the three powders but that's not to say that it wouldn't work better on paler skin.
The highlighter and blush are visible on my skin for around 8 hours, without any fading, which is pretty good. If warm, peachy tones are your thing, then - yes, I would recommend picking this palette up but if you have a Too Faced counter close to you, then I would recommend swatching it first. At £34/€41, it isn't exactly cheap and if you love peachy/coral toned face products then chances are you already own some very similar products as there is nothing ground-breaking about this palette. That being said, I am glad that I bought this palette because they are my go-to blush/highlight shades and really flatter my skin tone. I think that because this palette contains a blush, highlight & bronzer, many people expected it to be suitable for contouring and that is where the disappointment would lie because at most, you could achieve some subtle definition with this palette, but not a contour.
I would love to hear your thoughts on this palette and the other products in the range? Have you bought any of them? Please tell me in the comments below!


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How to Make a Carajillo, the Coffee Cocktail That's Better Than Your Espresso Martini
Shona November 28, 2022 4 min read
The Carajillo has changed. The drink, like so many of us, had to leave home to find itself.
The Carajillo was invented in Spain, where traditionally, it has been on the day shift. A working-class Spaniard—because of a hangover or a hard day ahead or just for the sheer hell of it—would spike their morning coffee with a nip of brandy or rum. This was the original Carajillo (or "Cremaet"), and what that word will get you in Spain is hot, boozy, usually unsweetened and unfussy. Add alcohol to coffee and you're done. Ask a Spaniard for any tips on making a great one, and it's easy to imagine them responding "quickly" and "with less talking."
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In Mexico, however, the Carajillo had something of a rumspringa, and found it enjoyed the nightlife. If our aforementioned Spaniard were out at the trendiest restaurant in Mexico City, they would likely be surprised when, after all the food was finished, the host ordered a round of Carajillos for the table. And that Spaniard would be surprised further still when the drinks came not hot and sugarless but iced and sweet, rich with espresso and made decadent with something they'd likely recognize, a Spanish vanilla liqueur called Licor 43.
These are the two Carajillos, co-existing as if jumbled by a game of cultural telephone. Both are boozy coffees. Both are roughly the same size and shape, but the experience, environment and culture of them couldn't be more different. It's like if you heard sloppy joes were extremely popular in Australia, except in Australia a "sloppy joe" is a beef Wellington.
The Spanish version was first, but it's the Mexican Carajillo, especially over the last 10 years, that has enjoyed international success. While any spiked coffee has its charms, the Carajillo has become its best self with Licor 43. Its indulgent vanilla complexity adds layers of depth and a respectable pour of alcohol under the espresso, making something that's sweet, bitter, strong and indulgent, and crucially, not too much of any of them. It's one of those things it's hard to say no to, one that you're never not in the mood for, and in its short life has earned the right to stand shoulder to shoulder with the Irish Coffee and Espresso Martini in the coffee cocktail hall of fame, with the added benefit of being even simpler to make. Which is exactly what you need whether you're waking up with a Carijillo or finishing off your night with one.
Carajillo
Add ingredients to cocktail tin with ice, shake hard for eight to 10 seconds to develop a good foam. Strain over fresh ice into a rocks glass and garnish with an orange peel.
NOTES ON INGREDIENTS
Licor 43 liqueur
Preparation: Because the unsweetened coffee is less dense than the liqueur, it will float on top if you pour it gently enough, and many Carajillos are served this way. Personally, though, I much prefer shaking on ice—not only is the sweetness more acceptable when it's ice cold but shaking gives it a beautiful big head and a fluffy texture.
Coffee: I wish I could say that cold brew makes as good of a Carajillo as espresso, but I can't—the texture is different, and the texture of fresh or even semi-fresh espresso is inimitable while cold brew, comparatively, reads a bit flat. That being said, if you don't have access to espresso, you can make this with cold brew concentrate and it will still have a (slightly smaller) foamy head and still be totally delicious. And if all you have is strong coffee, you can still make it, just add more coffee, to taste. Any way you combine these, it'll be great.
Licor 43: Licor 43 is a Spanish liqueur made from 43 ingredients, but most present is citrus and a long, luxuriant vanilla finish. Coffee can taste good with a bunch of booze (Irish whiskey, añejo tequila, Grand Marnier and many others) but the exact balance of proof, sweetness and profile of Licor 43 is what makes the Carajillo work. Accept no substitutes.
Ratios & Ingredients: While the above does have a pronounced sweetness, the relatively high proof of the Licor 43 (high for a liqueur, anyway, at 31 percent) helps dry it out, as does the bitterness of the coffee. You can reduce the liqueur to 1 oz. and still be fine. Any less than that and it's still good but isn't quite so mesmerizing. And if you want to throw a half-ounce of brandy or dark rum in there, feel that freedom, though I personally don't think it
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On February 16, 2017, Columbia Police Department arrested an Adair County man on drug trafficking charges. Brandon Burton, 33, of Columbia was located after officers had been searching for him for several weeks in reference to the department's latest round of arrests involving the illegal trafficking of narcotics.
Burton was charged with Trafficking in a Controlled Substance, 1st Degree (Methamphetamine) and lodged in the Adair County Regional Jail. With this arrest the Columbia Police Department has charged 24 people since January with Trafficking in Controlled Substances.
Also on February 16, 2017, the Columbia Police Department arrived at a residence located off of South Reed Street to attempt to serve an outstanding warrant from Adair County District Court. Officers were able to make contact with suspect and take him in to custody. Officers also found subject to be in possession of methamphetamine at the time of the arrest.
Zachary Janes of Columbia was arrested by CPD Sgt. JR Murphy on charges of Possession of a Controlled Substance, 1st Degree (Methamphetamine) and Warrant of Arrest was executed. Janes was lodged in the Adair County Regional Jail.
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Arkansas native uses artificial insemination to help improve state's cattle industry
By Abbi Ross
Arkansas native Charles Looney is heading the program
Artificial insemination makes cattle breeding easier
Some avoid using AI because of the labor and costs
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — One Arkansas native is looking to improve the state's cattle industry through artificial insemination and is working to break the stigma around it.
CATTLE BREEDING -- Charles Looney, professor and extension cattle improvement specialist, conducts a demonstration of cattle breeding techniques. (Photo courtesy of Kimberly Rowe)
Charles Looney, now professor and extension cattle improvement specialist for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, returned to Arkansas in October 2018 to help improve the genetics of cattle in the state.
Looney works out of the division's Southwest Research and Extension Center near Hope, where two AI programs have been hosted in April and June. The programs focus on the ins and outs of artificial insemination as well as record keeping, identifying top bulls, vaccinations and more.
"The AI program is another avenue in which we are trying to educate the masses about cattle management and focus on reproduction," Looney said. "Reproduction of the cow herd is one of the most important functions of a ranch and it is not focused as much as it should be."
Cattle is one of the state's top commodities. In 2016 cattle/calves racked up $489 million in cash receipts for Arkansas, according to the Economic Research Service of the U.S. Agriculture Department.
Despite having been around for decades, AI is not regularly used due to perceived costs and increased labor associated with it, Looney said. In addition, AI requires cattle handling facilities such as chutes for injections, and insemination. However, many of the AI companies can provide this equipment in portable facilities if needed.
"AI is an underutilized technology, primarily because of the labor it requires," Looney said.
The injections, implants, time and more that go into the AI process are being covered during the programs with the help of companies such as Select Sires. Russell Womack of Hope is an independent breeding service representative for Premier Select Sires which helps with the programs.
Womack is trained to prepare and select females to enter successful AI projects, and to help and assist producers in management practices and sire selection to help them meet their goals in the beef industry.
"Select Sires has bulls available to improve or balance the weakness of one existing herd, such as calving ease, weaning weights, disposition, milking ability and carcass merit," Womack said.
Using AI helps with earlier breeding and calving and in turn, a higher weaning weight for calves. AI also allows breeders to choose the bull that will be used, a cheaper and more effective option. This allows breeders to choose bulls with the best genetics.
"Looney's program helps producers realize how beneficial it is," Animal Science Department Head Mike Looper said. "When you look at the quality from AI, it generally costs less than natural mating."
To learn more about Division of Agriculture research, visit the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station website: https://aaes.uark.edu. Follow us on Twitter at @ArkAgResearchand Instagram at ArkAgResearch.
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December 1, 2015: The World Meets America Report spoke to TalkNetwork.com's Truth is Stranger than Lies hosts David Weiss and Patricia Steere about why people who entertain the most unlikely conspiracies shut down when any mention is made of the contents of their program – the staging of various terrorist and other attacks by the state and in particular -the modern-day version of the Flat Earth Theory. The panel discusses producer David Rubini's exploits getting the Flat Earth theory its first serious hearing on the Art Bell show is discussed before Weiss and Steere respond to comments about whether it is conceivable that these events were staged by Dr. Hall Gardner of The American University of Paris, one of the world's leading death penalty abolitionists, Sandrine Ageorges who had a niece in the Bataclin Theater, and former Trump campaign manager and a man who worked for five presidents Roger Stone.
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TVTOR at Williamsburg Waterfront in September (more by Amanda Hatfield)
Stabbing Eastward (Tunde Adebimpe of TV on the Radio and Ryan Sawyer of Tall Firs) is playing Glasslands on November 26 with DOZ. Tickets for the show are on sale now.
Speaking of bands featuring members of TVTOR, Jane's Addiction released their new album, The Great Escape Artist, this week. The album is their first since 2003's Strays, and features bass, keyboards, programming, and guitar by TVOTR's Dave Sitek. Jane's played two shows at Irving Plaza this week to celebrate. We have more about that on the way.
TV on the Radio were last in NYC when they played Terminal 5 earlier this month during 'Advertising Week.' They have other dates coming up including Moogfest in Asheville, NC at the end of this month. All of their dates below...
TV on the Radio -- 2011 Tour Dates
OCT 22 2011 Jannus Live St. Petersburg, FL
OCT 23 2011 Florida Theatre Jacksonville, FL, United States
OCT 25 2011 Jackie Gleason Theater @ The Fillmore Miami Beach Miami Beach, FL
OCT 26 2011 House of Blues Orlando Orlando, FL
OCT 27 2011 The Music Farm Charleston, SC, United States
OCT 30 2011 City Park New Orleans, LA
NOV 12 2011 The Gathering Melbourne, AUS
NOV 13 2011 Old Kings Oval Sydney NSW, AUT
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Vanessa Shribman (Director at Coast Yoga) read an article recently in the health section of Adelaide's major newspaper (from 2014) which rated the best yoga in town based on: fun factor, difficulty, next day pain, workout factor and atmosphere. We're not sure whether factors 2,3 and 4 were preferable with a higher or lower score. If we were looking for the best yoga school in town, we would look at quite different factors than those chosen by the journalists trying out different styles and schools for the first time.
Yoga has become a billion dollar business often driven by profit rather than quality, so ensure that you are attending the best in every style by answering these questions.
Rate each question out of 5 for the yoga schools that you have attended and find out your score. The highest score is 55 (the higher your score, the better the centre).
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Do the yoga teachers have a strong, advanced practice, much like the team at Coast Yoga?
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Do you receive individual attention in the class and help if you have an injury or are restricted in some way?
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Are there a variety of poses taught or is the class always the same?
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Is the atmosphere welcoming and friendly?
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Q: Получение spring boot application context Как можно получить доступ к UserRepository из CommandHandler, не передавая его по всему стеку вызовов? Пробовал использовать @Autowrited ApplicationContext в CommandHandler. В ApplicationContext просто падает null (как я понимаю, он еще не создан на момент инициализации CommandHandler). Если использовать конструктор с @Autowrited, то я не могу создать сам CommandHandler, не передав в него ApplicationContext. Замкнутый круг получается.
UserRepository.java
package ru.egas77.tgbot.finaltgspringboot.repository;

import org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.JpaRepository;
import org.springframework.data.repository.CrudRepository;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Repository;
import ru.egas77.tgbot.finaltgspringboot.models.User;

@Repository
public interface UserRepository extends JpaRepository<User, Long> {
    User getBytgid(long tgId);
}

CommandHandler.java
package ru.egas77.tgbot.finaltgspringboot.bot.handler;

import org.springframework.stereotype.Service;
import org.telegram.telegrambots.meta.api.methods.send.SendMessage;
import org.telegram.telegrambots.meta.api.objects.Update;
import ru.egas77.tgbot.finaltgspringboot.anotations.Command;
import ru.egas77.tgbot.finaltgspringboot.bot.keyboard.Keyboard;
import ru.egas77.tgbot.finaltgspringboot.bot.state.StateManager;

@Service
public class CommandHandler {
    @Command(command = "/start")
    public SendMessage start(Update update, StateManager stateManager, Object... args) {
        SendMessage sendMessage = new SendMessage();
        sendMessage.setText("Добро пожаловать");
        sendMessage.setReplyMarkup(Keyboard.startKeyboard);
        return sendMessage;
    }

    @Command(command = "/help")
    public SendMessage help(Update update, StateManager stateManager, Object... args) {
        SendMessage sendMessage = new SendMessage();
        sendMessage.setText("Help");
        return sendMessage;
    }
}

Инициализация Command Handler
@Service
public class Handler extends HandlerBase {
    private final Bot bot;
    private static final CommandHandler commandHandler = new CommandHandler();
    private static final MessageHandler messageHandler = new MessageHandler();
    private static final Map<String, List<Method>> commandsHandlersMethods = new HashMap<>();
    private static final Map<State, Method> messagesHandlersMethods = new HashMap<>();
...

A: Проблема в том, что вы создаете объекты вручную, т.е. вызываете new CommandHandler(). В этом случае spring ничего об этих объектах не знает, и не внедряет в них зависимости, т.е. не обрабатывает @Autowired.
Нужно делать так:
@Service
public class Handler extends HandlerBase {
    private final Bot bot;
    @Autowired
    private CommandHandler commandHandler;
    @Autowired
    private MessageHandler messageHandler;
    ...
}

@Service
public class CommandHandler {
   @Autowired
   private UserRepository userRepository;
   ...
}

static их делать нельзя - спринг не умеет внедрять зависимости в static поля. С другой стороны spring создаст один экземпляр, так что все будет работать как вы ожидаете.
Cделать эти поля final конечно еще лучше. Для этого делайте внедрение через конструктор.

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PTRONICS: Providing Next-Generation Solar Lighting Products
Anil Raut, CEO
Conserving energy, using natural energy resources, reducing carbon footprint & saving utility costs today drive many organisations. The most promising way to achieving it is with the help of smart solar-powered solutions. Empowering them with such lighting solutions is Pune-based PTRONICS, which offers wide range of energy saving LED lights, solar street/garden/wall/high mast, decorative lights, and more. Unlike the conventional lights that consume more energy, PTRONICS' solar lights come-in with wide range and operate with dimming facility to save energy.
These lights work on dusk to dawn operation (Auto ON/OFF), meaning at evening, they will switch-on automatically and at morning, they will switch-off automatically, while charging the batteries in day time. Due to dimming facility, battery restores, as well as charges very fast even at weak sunlight/cloudy
weather. This helps in minimising the commercial cost of the products, as well as increasing the total life span of products.
"While offering one, two & five years warranty for its solar power products, PTRONICS adheres to ISO 9001:2015, RoHS & CE mark standards"
Rather than using traditional lead-acid/tubular batteries, the company uses Li-Ion/LiFePO4 batteries which are compact, lightweight, maintenance-free and more durable. Due to compact & lightweight batteries being inbuilt in the products, it also minimizes the chances of battery theft.
Cutting-Edge Innovations
PTRONICS is an innovation-driven company, and its newly developed product called solar poles which is embedded with vertical solar panels on all sides(Omni direction) are a real testament to this. Realising that the higher wattages of luminaries and single solar panel as a source result in less backup, to overcome this problem, the company uses omni-direction embedded solar panels, resulting in fast battery charging & giving the desired backup. Due to its automatic charging in daylight, slim structure, less maintenance and eco-friendly nature, these solar poles are largely used at traffic signals, gardens, construction sites, educational institutes, smart cities, smart villages, and many
other use cases.
"With the help of solar-powered products, we are lightening the remotest areas of India throughout the night," adds Anil Raut, CEO, PTRONICS. While offering one, two & five years warranty for its solar power products, PTRONICS adheres to ISO 9001: 2015, RoHS & CE mark standards.
At innovation side, this industrial lighting leader has already developed some advanced solar-powered solutions like solar haversack to charge the battery bank/tablet/cellphone/watch, solar road stud for airports, national highways, state highways, city roads, smart cities, smart villages, private premises, solar generator, and solar tree (comprising of solar panels instead of leaves) that will gather solar energy & store in battery to be used later. It is further developing a surveillance camera to keep an eye on solar panels & enable it to control solar street lights through mobile app.
The Company with a Vision
Driven by social change, the company works with various NGOs to brighten the lives of millions across the lower strata of society. It currently serves in the rural area of India, and African countries as well. Working on such positive notes, the company has a bright future as it is making for millions.
Industrial Lighting: Spreading Light Years