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Hotel to Hotel Trek
Follow a defined route from one hotel to the next whilst your bags are transferred for you either by car, train, bus, boat, porter or even mule! Most of our hotel-to-hotel treks are self-guided and all offer a real sense of achievement with extremely rewarding experiences. You can choose from an easy, moderate or challenging trek. Staying in a different accommodation each night brings diversity to your holiday and means you can see much more of the region, some of which may only be accessible on foot. Very satisfying!
El Hierro - The Edge of Europe
Europe >> Spain - Canary Islands
El Hierro is the least known, and most westerly, of the Canary Islands. It has escaped mass tourism and is therefore free of giant hotels and apartment complexes. The population...
Enquire >>Full Details
Gran Canaria - Across the Island
This trek is one of magnificent ever-changing vistas with far-reaching views to the sea as you walk across the central mountains of Gran Canaria. We have researched a north...
La Gomera - The Silent Island
This trek takes you across the island from east to west giving you the opportunity of seeing the best landscapes that La Gomera has to offer. We descend into deep valleys walk through...
La Palma - The Green Island
La Palma is a wooded, mountainous island in the western Canaries, its landscape ever-changing and enticing. There are forests and meadows as well as farms and plantations, including...
Adriatic Coast of the South Trek
Europe >> Montenegro
Discover the spectacular Montenegrin coastline, considered one of the most beautiful walking areas in Southern Europe. From ancient monasteries to atmospheric villages, this coastal region...
Alicante - Las Marinas
Europe >> Spain - Mainland
This trek takes you through some of the most stunning scenery to be found in this part of Spain. It is a journey of discovery through beautiful Mediterranean countryside with...
Alicante - Mountains to the Sea
This is a seven night self-guided hotel-to-hotel trek exploring the valleys of the Marina Alta – a little known range of mountains lying a substantial distance inland from...
Alsace - Wine Route
Europe >> France
Located in north-eastern France, bordering Switzerland and alongside Germany, Alsace enjoys an ideal location in the heart of Europe, one that has resulted in the changing of ruling...
Amalfi Coast - Coast of Colours
Europe >> Italy
The Amalfi Coast stretches 50km from Sorrento to Salerno and is one of the most breath-taking coastlines in Europe. Steep terraces full of scented lemon groves fall sheer into...
Andalucia - White Villages & Mountains
The Alpujarra is one of the most wild and undiscovered mountain ranges of Spain, stretching from the highest peaks of the Sierra Nevada to the Mediterranean below. Life has...
Andorra - Trek Across the Country
Europe >> Andorra
Andorra is well known for its unique mountain walking, offering unforgettable views over vast lakes and lush countryside with its highest mountain Coma Pedrosa, standing...
Annapurna Foothills Standard Grade Lodges
Asia >> Nepal
The Annapurna region has long been one of the most popular hiking regions in Nepal. This is not surprising as it offers the hiker an opportunity to walk through spectacular scenery...
Basque Country - Mountains to the Ocean
Journey from the peaks of the Pyrenees to the shores of the Atlantic encountering the charm of the Basque countryside with every step. Starting from the pilgrimage town of...
Bernese Highlights - Western Route
Europe >> Switzerland
An amazing trek crossing Switzerland's high mountain passes linking alpine valleys. In these lush, green valleys nestle pretty Swiss villages where you have your overnight...
Bernese Highlights - Eastern Route
This trek takes you through some of the most beautiful mountain scenery that Switzerland has to offer crossing two major passes and combining stays in small Swiss towns and villages...
Bulgaria - Rodopi Mountains
Europe >> Bulgaria
Bulgaria has an ancient and rich history, the Thracians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Bulgarians, Slavs and Turks have all inhabited the country in their time, all leaving behind...
Catalonia - Coast and Mountains
This hotel to hotel trek has been specifically deigned to reveal many aspects of this beautiful part of Catalonia; you will walk along the "wild coast" with its miles of...
Catalonia - Eastern Pyrenees
The eastern Pyrenees offer the hiker all the attributes of high mountain walking along with exploration of the lower foothills. Close to the Mediterranean it is a region...
Catalonia - Rugged Coast & Bays
A beautiful coastal walk along the famous `Camino de Ronda'. Originating in the 19th century, the Camino de Ronda was formed along the Costa Brava coast to help the Guardia...
Cinque Terre - Five Lands
The literal translation of Cinque Terre is Five Lands, and the name justly derives from the five picturesque villages of the region; Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola...
Coast and Gorges
Europe >> Greece - Crete
We have put together a stunning trek combining some of the prime walks South West Crete has to offer taking in three gorges and three coastal sections of the E-4 route. Walk along...
Coastal Cilento - A Natural Beauty
The World Heritage listed Cilento National Park is located approximately 50km south of Salerno. While being close to its more popular neighbour the Amalfi Coast, Cilento offers...
Costa da Morte - Into Galicia
Along Galicia's northern coast between Malpica and Cape Finisterre extends a wonderful, unknown coastal path. This is the Coast of Death whose grim name refers to the...
Cyprus - Walk to Aphrodite
Europe >> Cyprus
Cyprus offers great variety in its walking. You can experience the mountains of the Troodos range where you have wide ranging views over the island from coast to coast. There are...
Czech Republic - Bohemian Paradise Trek
Europe >> Czech Republic
Walking in Bohemia is very varied, fondly known as the Bohemian Paradise, it is just 1 ½ hours' drive from the bustling historic city of Prague, where you will find...
Dalmatian Islands - Explore the Dalmatian Islands
Europe >> Croatia
The exquisite Dalmatian Islands lie just off the Croatian coastline, resting atop the inviting waters of the Mediterranean Sea. These unique islands offer walkers who visit a diversity...
Danube - Wachau Valley
Europe >> Austria
The walk follows the course of the Danube in the area known as the Wachau. This is where the Danube is at its most beautiful with sweeping curves framed by hillsides that you will...
Dominica - The Waitukubuli Trail
Caribbean >> Dominica
New Experience has featured Dominica since 2008 (with a few interruptions by nature) and by now we probably know the island better than most Tour Operators. We have seen her through...
Els Ports and The Three Kingdoms
Discover a rare opportunity to travel through a little-known region of Spain, even to many Spaniards! The National Park area of Els Ports and river valley of Matarraña/Matarranya sit...
Everest Base Camp Higher Grade Hotels
A trek to Everest Base Camp with an ascent of Kala Patar to view the highest mountain on earth has to be a truly once in a lifetime experience. However, anyone with a high...
Everest Foothills Higher Graded Hotels
Walking in the Himalaya in Nepal is seen by most walkers as the ultimate trekking destination and few will leave Nepal having undertaken one of the treks we offer without agreeing...
Everest Base Camp Standard Grade Hotels
A trek to Everest Base Camp with an ascent of Kala Patar to view the highest mountain on earth has to be a truly once in a lifetime experience. However, anyone with a high level...
France - Pyrenees
The French Pyrenees are a taste of paradise for walkers. This glorious trek is diverse and undulating, and traces the International Greenwich Meridian through Hautes Pyrenees to...
Haute Route - Original 'High Route'
Although the trek is entirely in the Valais (Wallis in German) you walk from the French speaking area to one that is Swiss German spoken. Alpine flowers carpet the valleys early...
Heart of Cilento - Rural Italy
Cilento offers a very different kind of experience to its more popular neighbour, the Amalfi Coast. With quiet, rural and untouched land, Cilento presents a true insight into...
Europe >> Germany
This area of Southern Germany and Northern Austria, commonly referred to as Upper Bavaria invites the trekker to enjoy walks with alpine meadows, wonderful mountain views often with...
Hochkönig - Lake Königssee
This area of Southern Germany and Northern Austria, commonly referred to as Upper Bavaria invites the trekker to enjoy walks with alpine meadows, wonderful mountain views often...
Ireland - Western Way
Europe >> Ireland
This majestic landscape with its wild shoreline and stunning mountains has what Oscar Wilde described as "savage beauty". Walking the coastal regions of Mayo and Connemara...
Lanzarote - Volcanoes and Vineyards
A West to East trek from Yaiza to Orzola, this trek follows a varied and scenic route along the GR 131, the long-distance trail across the Canaries. From the lava fields of...
Lower Engadine - Hidden Corners
A wild natural landscape featuring the ancient Castle of Tarasp, the Baths of Scuol, the Romansch culture varying from village to village rich in tradition but nevertheless innovative...
Madeira - Eastern Highlights
Europe >> Portugal - Madeira
Why not take the opportunity to stay in the countryside in small hotels and experience Madeira to the full?We have put together an itinerary for a walking holiday in Madeira which...
Madeira - Great Treks of the West
A chance to visit the enticing and less populated Western region of Madeira offering both coastal and mountain walking. Stay in just three hotels starting high in the mountains progressing...
Maestrazgo - El Cid Country
Our Maestrazgo trek provides walkers with the rare opportunity to travel through a little known region of Spain which remains untouched by the modern world. Straddling the...
Majestic Mountains of the North Trek
Explore the beautiful country of Montenegro. Bursting at the seams with its majestic mountains, the walking in northern Montenegro will not disappoint. Avoid the crowds by getting...
Menorca - Around the Coast
Europe >> Spain - Balearic Islands
Menorca is the second largest of Spain's four beautiful Balearic Islands and its name derives from the Latin for 'smaller island' due to its size in comparison...
Monte Mare Nord
Europe >> France - Corsica
To this day, Corsica remains the most unspoilt of the Mediterranean islands. In fact, its hills are covered in Self guided walk Monte Mare Nord, Francecool, green virgin forests,...
Morocco - Remote Atlas Villages
Africa >> Morocco
Morocco is on the continent of Africa but its culture and religion is Middle Eastern and its future is seen as European, so a great country to visit, and relish in this diversity....
Navarra - Mountains & Winelands
This walk across the Pyrenees is part of the 500-mile Camino Frances, or French Way, to the spellbinding city of Santiago de Compostela. It's a route of diverse and...
Nepal - Annapurna Sanctuary
The Annapurna Region has long been one of the most popular hiking destinations in Nepal. This is not surprising as it offers the hiker an opportunity to walk through spectacular...
Nepal - Peekey Peak
No doubt you probably haven't heard of this emerging trek we're offering (not yet anyway), but we believe it truly has all the stunning appeal of the "famous"...
North - Mountains, Churches & Lakes
Europe >> North Macedonia
North Macedonia is a country of 2 million people, once a part of the former Yugoslavia. It has been independent for over 10 years and is in the process of revitalising its tourism...
Offa's Dyke and Sacred Places
Europe >> Wales
Leaving England and the Cheshire Plains, just a short hop over the border with Wales brings the visitor to a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the north east...
Outer Mani
Europe >> Greece - Peloponnese
This self-guided, 7 day trek has been designed to be as varied as possible making the most of the wonderful terrain in the Exo Mani covering coastal merchants' routes, gorge...
Picos de Europa - Majestic Peaks
The Picos de Europa (literally translated as the Peaks of Europe) are without doubt are the most impressive mountains in all of Spain. It is a compact range of mountains no...
Poland - Bieszczady Mountains
Europe >> Poland
The Bieszczady mountains lie in the far south-east of Poland, in the Eastern Carpathians, bordering Slovakia and the Walking High Bieszczady Mountains, PolandUkraine. The countryside...
Poland - High Tatras and Approaches
You start in an area of Poland that is a very popular walking territory for the Polish people but surprisingly not frequented by other European walkers. You start in the low Carpathian...
Portugal - Highlights of Rota Vicentina
Europe >> Portugal - Mainland
So what is Rota Vicentina? In case, you aren't yet familiar with this long distance route, Rota Vicentina is a network of well-preserved walking trails in South-West Portugal...
Portugal - Minho Mountains, Valleys & Coast
Marked by the intense green of its fields and vineyards, the Minho regions' natural landscape is one of enormous beauty and biodiversity. Not yet well known as a 'walkers...
Puglia - Secrets of the Salento Coast
Located on the southern tip of Italy's Puglia region, the Salento Peninsula lies in the heel of Italy's boot. Fringed by two seas, our trek follows one of Italy's...
Romania - Transylvanian Castles
Europe >> Romania
"Every known superstition in the world is gathered into the Carpathians, as if it were the centre of some sort of imaginative whirlpool." So says the narrator of Dracula,...
Salzkammergut - Lakes & Mountains
The walk is in the area officially called Salzkammergut but is also well known by the name "Austrian Lake District". It is one of Austria's major walking destinations,...
Salzkammergut - Ten Lakes
The trek is in the area officially called Salzkammergut, but is well‑known by the name "Austrian Lake District". It is one of Austria's major walking destinations,...
Santo Antao - Dramatic Coastline Trek
Africa >> Cape Verde
This trek can be combined with the Southern Islands 7 nights to make 14 nights. Santo Antão is the most famous walking island and is the second largest. This trek concentrates...
Santo Antao - Remote West Trek
Santo Antão is the most famous walking island and second largest in the archipelago. It has a spectacular landscape where nature went crazy in her creation! Jagged peaks,...
Schladming - Austrian Delight
This walk is located in the wide valley of the Enns, a lively river which flows east to become a tributary of the Danube. The principle town is Schladming a modest town of...
Segovia - National Parks & Segovia City
Discover the natural beauty and wildlife of one of central Spain's best kept secrets. Within the intriguing city of Segovia, you will encounter warm terracotta hues radiating...
Sierra de Aracena - Forests & Meadows
Andalucia is well known among visitors enjoying its coastal resorts and mountains of the high Sierra Nevada, but in the far west lies the almost unheard of Sierra de Aracena. ...
Soča Valley - The Way of Peace
Europe >> Slovenia
Situated close to the mighty Triglav National Park and its imposing Julian Alps, the beauty of the north-west of Slovenia will leave you mesmerised. Walking along the Slovenian...
The Cumbria Way - Lakes & Valleys
Europe >> England
From its glittering lakes to its mountainous peaks, the Lake District is home to some of the United Kingdom's most breath-taking landscapes. Described by Cumbrian-born...
Trek - Green Istria
Istria lies in the very north of Croatia. It encompasses a land of green countryside filled with meadows, vineyards, rivers, forests and olive trees, as well as beautiful villages...
Turkey - Lycian Way East
Europe >> Turkey
On this trek you will experience the more extreme, dramatic and challenging walks of the Lycian Way as the trail nears its end in Anatlya's Old Town – basically, it is...
Turkey - Lycian Way West
On this walk you are always tracking the coast line which is truly spectacular. Rugged cliffs of pine forests plunge into turquoise Mediterranean Sea. Between them are small bays...
Umbria - Assisi to Spoleto
Delightful Umbria, with its rolling hills, waterfalls, high mountains and fascinating hill-top towns, has been called "il cuor verde d'Italia" (the green heart...
Val di Fassa - Remote High Dolomites
Val di Fassa is located in northern Italy amongst the mighty rocks forming the traditional picture of the Dolomites. However, the valley has much to offer as you journey from the...
Wales - Isle of Anglesey
The Isle of Anglesey, or Ynys Môn, is a beautiful island located off the north-west coast of Wales and is a true haven for walkers, which is why we have chosen to feature...
Wales - Llŷn Peninsula
New Experience Holidays is delighted to offer a section of the now completed Wales Coast Path which extends for 870 miles around the entirety of Wales from the walled city of...
This area of Southern Germany and Western Austria, commonly referred to as the Tirol invites the trekker to enjoy low-level walks with alpine meadows, wonderful mountain views often...
Zugspitze - Alpine Paradise


It's a snowball fight! Defeat all the enemies before you loose all your hearts. - Click below the dotted line to move to that spot - Click above the dotted line to throw a snowball - Stand still to dig for new snowballs (refill your ammo) Defeat all the enemies on a level to pass the level. When you beat a level the time left on the clock will be turned into bonus points. If time runs out you will loose one heart and run away scared to the next level. If you get hit too many times and loose all your hearts it's game over. - Click below the dotted line to move to that spot - Click above the dotted line to throw a snowball - Stand still to dig for new snowballs (refill your ammo) To aim, wait for the arrow to point at the object you want to hit. The arrow moves back and forth on its own. When it is lined up with your target click to throw a snowball in that direction. You can also bounce snowballs off the edge of the screen to perform some tricky shots.


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Q: VHDL alternative submodule architecture for simulation I have a VHDL component which implements a DRAM test sequence. It contains a child entity which is the DRAM controller.
I want to simulate (debug) the DRAM test sequence but use a simple fake stub for the DRAM controller rather than the real, complicated thing.
Is there a way I can set this up, perhaps using VHDL configurations to use a simple version of the controller entity for simulation? I'm quite new to simulation, and not hugely experienced with VHDL in general.
This is using Xilinx ISE and ISim targeting Spartan-6, if that makes a difference.

A: One way that doesn't use configurations:
remember that you can create several architectures for each entity.
Therefore you can instantiate a unit in your testbench as
Controller_1 : entity work.DRAM_controller(simple)
               port map ( ...

or
Controller_2 : entity work.DRAM_controller(rtl)
               port map ( ...

where "simple" and " rtl" are two architectures. For this purpose, you may have to have the entity and both architectures in different files; Xilinx tools are not very good at handling uncommon cases (at one time they told me that configurations were not design units!)
Then you can instantiate the DRAM controller with either architecture in a testbench.
As vermaete says, you also have to test the simplified architecture. One way is to run  unit tests on it by instantiating both controllers in another testbench, one with each architecture, and comparing their outputs for each operation.
Funnily enough Ashenden's example for direct entity instantiation (Designer's Guide to VHDL ch 5.4, p.136 in my 1996 edition) is a DRAM controller!
EDIT: (this was a comment but it's getting too long)
For the unit test, both controllers can be instantiated in the testbench, and all is well.
For the system test, I did not understand that the DRAM controller was inside the UUT (top level design) - you want one instantiation (the real one) for synth and simple DRAM tests, and another (simple) for the full DRAM tests. Yes, a configuration is the correct and cleanest way to do that. Instantiate the controller ENTITY in the top level design (UUT), and select architectures in a configuration.
However there is a less clean alternative, as a fallback plan in case configurations don't work. Create 2 architectures for the top level entity; differing ONLY in the arch they select for the controller. You can select either architecture when you instantiate the top level entity in the testbench. It's a pain though, because you have to keep the two versions in sync.

A: Another configuration-free way is to use generate to achieve this:
sim:if in_simulation generate
   Controller_1 : entity work.DRAM_controller(simple)
                  port map ...
else
   Controller_1 : entity work.DRAM_controller(rtl)
                  port map ...
end generate;

You can use this answer to create an in_simulation constant.
(If you don't have VHDL2008-compliant tools, you can't do an if...else..end generate and you'll have to do an if in_simulation/if not in_simulation pair instead.  Raise a bug report :)

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Q: Is there a string manipulation to superscript certain values? I am using a String Manipulation node in KNIME to join some columns.
join($surname$, ", ", $given-names$, toEmpty($xref$))
Is it possible to have all values within the $xref$ column be superscripted?
I'm not sure if this is even possible. I have read about using "sup," but I don't think that works here, simply returns errors.

A: If you only need to superscript characters that have Unicode superscript versions - e.g. only digits - then use String Manipulation to make the substitutions.
Otherwise I don't think KNIME has any capabilities for handling formatting within text of a table cell, but I'm also not aware of any easy way of transferring formatted text into Excel (assuming you're using Excel).
The closest I could find is the Excel XML Spreadsheet 2003 (.xml) format, which appears to save text with superscripts into a relatively straightforward XML based format and load it back in with the same formatting. If you don't need much other formatting in your spreadsheet output perhaps you can use KNIME's XML capabilities (which aren't bad), and/or a Python script using something like the lxml.etree library, to create output in this format.
Alternatively, the best solution I can think of is to 'tag' the text that should be superscripted, using some character sequences that won't appear in the output otherwise - which might as well be text - then use Excel VBA to find these tags, format the text between them as superscript and delete the tags.
I would try asking this on the KNIME forum in case anyone there has a better suggestion.


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The beautifully expressive sculptures of artist Ken Newman capture the essence of nature and the human story. Please visit his website to see more of his amazing work.
When I committed to a full-time career in art in 2001, I dove in feet first without a real understanding of the art market. A business plan was developed with goals and focused on the importance of living within our means. The business is treated like a business – there are no trust funds, retirements or pensions to fall back on or to fund projects. Everything made goes right back into the next sculpture. Having been self-employed my whole life helps cope with the inconsistent income and the ebb and flow of the art business.
Artist Ken Newman sculpting "Confluence of Blue" in clay.
A devoted partner works with me to keep me on track; without that I wouldn't have succeeded in the past fifteen years, especially during the economic downturn. In essence, full-time sculpting became my profession, as well as my addiction.
Artist Ken Newman carving wood.
In the late eighties, I initially began carving wildlife in raw forms of wood, which I continue to do on a larger scale. In 2004, I diversified my medium and subjects, adding both wildlife and figurative bronzes to my portfolio. This allowed multiple works for galleries, exhibitions and sales venues, each providing income. It also allowed me to explore others mediums and subjects, challenging me to create a more comprehensive narrative.
My work is not derived from science or facts—it is that of observation, reflection and emotion—moving past the surface to search for my own journey as a sculptor. The developing of the narrative fuels the next work.
As an artist I create what I know and have experienced; allowing for my passion and curiosity to grow. While keeping an open mind I have found that out that I know very little. The passion grew into an addiction and curiosity opens doors that were never imagined.
Creating art is cathartic. In turning over the leaves of your life, one needs to dig deep so as to question your beliefs and truths, maybe even rub a raw spot on your soul.
My current project is a monumental enlargement of The Last Whistle, which was created half life size in 2014. This sculpture honors a generation of men who built America during the Industrial Revolution. Although I have some interest in this monumental sculpture, I am moving it forward on speculation that it will resonate with a city, which was an American manufacturing center.
The blue foam image is a digital scan enlargement of the bronze sculpture. The image is scanned and then digitally carved in foam sections and glued together. At this point, the steps are being designed, the foam adjusted and mounted. Then clay will be applied to the foam and the textures completed, which will take about four months. The molding and casting process with take another six months.
We travel an average of 30,000 miles a year to expose my art to large populations, from north to south and east to west. It has been an amazing journey.
The artist's reward is receiving feedback about the work and then connecting with a collector who values art and chooses to place it in their home, corporate office or in a public place. Sometimes it takes many miles and years of planting seeds to find the right person, who loves and has the pocketbook to purchase it. The journey continues.
Artist Ken Newman invites you to follow him on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and his blog.
I love Ken Newmans art…he really has a new and fresh view point with his sculptures!


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Hammersmith Bridge, the first suspension bridge to be built over the Thames, was first opened in 1827. It consisted of two towers with the roadway suspended from four double rows of chains. It was 20 feet wide narrowing to 14 feet to go through the two archways, with the footpath finishing at the towers forcing pedestrians at that point to walk in the road.
In 1887 the bridge was completely rebuilt in the same basic suspension style but much more ornate. The towers and abutments are made of wrought iron with cast iron cladding. The roadway is 29 feet wide narrowing to 21 feet between the towers but the footway is cantilevered out from the main structure allowing pedestrians an uninterrupted crossing. The rebuilt bridge was originally painted pink but a year later in 1888 it was painted bronze green with gold leaf highlights. In 1893 two rows of seats were added to the walkways on each side, a unique feature among London's bridges.
In 1845 serious concerns about the safety of the bridge were raised when over 12,000 people crowded onto it to watch the University Boat Race. From 1882 to this day, the bridge is closed to pedestrians on race day. There has continued to be concerns over the safety of the bridge and it has been strengthened many times over the years and today there is a 7.5 ton weight limit for traffic with a width restricted lane for cars and a bus lane with an automated barrier put in place to allow single-decker buses through.
Oddly, the IRA have made three unsuccessful attempts to blow up the bridge, in 1939, 1996 and most recently in 2000.
Road to the bridge with the bus lane barrier and the width restricted car lane.
Near to the entrance of the bridge showing the ornate north abutment.
The seats on the walkway on the downstream side of the bridge.
The river path leaving the bridge.
On the way to the next bridge.

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Galena Bay Mining Co. (Vesuvius Valley)
Prospect, Inactive
Cu; Zn
chalcopyrite; pyrite; pyrrhotite; sphalerite
calcite; quartz
This site represents several prospects in a roughly circular, half-mile-square, area at about 2000 feet elevation on the northeast face of Bells Butte. The area is in the N1/2 secs. 26 and 35, T. 11 S., R. 8 W., of the Copper River Meridian. The location is accurate to within 1000 ft. This area of prospects is shown in Cobb (1972: MF-392) as sites #9 and #10; in Jansons and others it is shown as site C-83.
The country rocks at these prospects are mafic volcanic rocks and sedimentary rocks of the Tertiary Orca Group (Nelson and others, 1985). The deposit consists of shear-zone-hosted masses of calcite, quartz, chalcopyrite, pyrite, pyrrhotite, and sphalerite. Capps and Johnson (1915) reported that most of the ore was found in numerous 1- to 20-ft.-wide shear zones in pillow basalt (greenstone). The shear zone containing most of the early workings is 1000 ft. long.
Jansons and others (1984) collected chip samples that contained 58 parts per million (ppm) to 13 percent Cu, 46 ppm to 2 percent Zn, and <0.1 ppm to 32.8 ppm Ag; their grab samples contained 80 ppm to 6.1 percent Cu, 790 ppm to 20.1 percent Zn, and 1.1 ppm to 20 ppm Ag. Small amounts of gold were reported in earlier assays (Capps and Johnson, 1915).
Four grab samples were collected in 2014 at approximately 60.886 N 146.601 W. Three samples were taken from an ore stockpile below an adit, the other sample was collected above the adit, at an exploration trench. The trenching was conducted on a quartz rich epithermal breccia. Sample 1 from ore stockpile contained 0.056 ppm Au, 25.6 ppm Ag, 3.57 percent Cu, and 5.4 percent Zn. Sample 2 contained 0.178 ppm Au, 74.2 ppm Ag, 10.65 percent Cu, and 2.15 percent Zn. Sample 3 contained 0.021 ppm Au, 5.81 ppm Ag, 0.692 percent Cu, and 0.772 percent Zn. Sample 4 taken from the trench contained 0.013 ppm Au, 3.13 ppm Ag, 0.449 percent Cu and 1.36 percent Zn (Angel, 2014).
Cyprus massive sulfide (Cox and Singer, 1986; model 24a)
Probably Tertiary based on the age of the host rocks.
Oxidation of copper minerals (Angel, 2014).
Capps and Johnson (1915) reported nine adits with a total of about 3000 ft. of underground workings, and some open cuts and buildings. The longest (2200 ft) adit was caved by the early 1980s (Jansons and others, 1984). Jansons and others (1984) collected chip samples that contained 58 parts per million (ppm) to 13 percent Cu, 46 ppm to 2 percent Zn, and <0.1 ppm to 32.8 ppm Ag; their grab samples contained 80 ppm to 6.1 percent Cu, 790 ppm to 20.1 percent Zn, and 1.1 ppm to 20 ppm Ag. Small amounts of gold were reported in earlier assays (Capps and Johnson, 1915).
Field work including sampling was performed in 2014. Four grab samples were collected in 2014 at approximately 60.886 N 146.601 W. Three samples were taken from an ore stockpile below an adit, the other sample was collected above the adit, at an exploration trench. The trenching was conducted on a quartz rich epithermal breccia. Sample 1 from ore stockpile contained 0.056 ppm Au, 25.6 ppm Ag, 3.57 percent Cu, and 5.4 percent Zn. Sample 2 contained 0.178 ppm Au, 74.2 ppm Ag, 10.65 percent Cu, and 2.15 percent Zn. Sample 3 contained 0.021 ppm Au, 5.81 ppm Ag, 0.692 percent Cu, and 0.772 percent Zn. Sample 4 taken from the trench contained 0.013 ppm Au, 3.13 ppm Ag, 0.449 percent Cu and 1.36 percent Zn (Angel, 2014).
Inferred reserves of 5,800 tons at 7.9 percent Cu, 1.3 percent Zn, and 5 ppm Ag (Jansons and others, 1984).
Nelson and others (1985) interpret the country rocks as accreted ocean crust. Crowe and others (1992; 1993) and Sainsbury (1993) discuss the genesis of the volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits in this area.
Chugach Alaska Corporation, Anchorage, Alaska has control of these lands.
Angel, A.K., 2014 Mineral Assessment of Chugach Alaska Lands, Unpublished Report, 21p. (Report held by Chugach Alaska Corporation, Anchorage, Alaska).
Capps, S.R., and Johnson, B.L., 1915, The Ellamar district, Alaska: U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin 605, 125 p.
Cobb, E.H., 1972, Metallic mineral resources map of the Cordova quadrangle, Alaska: U.S. Geological Survey Miscellaneous Field Studies Map MF-392, 1 sheet, scale 1:250,000.
Crowe, D.E., Nelson, S.W., Brown, P.E., Valley, J.W., and Shanks, W.C., III, 1992, Geology and geochemistry of volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits and related igneous rocks, Prince William Sound region, south-central Alaska: Economic Geology, v. 87, no. 7, p. 1722-1746.
Crowe, D.E., Nelson, S.W., Brown, P.E., Valley, J.W., and Shanks, W.C., III, 1993, Geology and geochemistry of volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits and related igneous rocks, Prince William Sound, south-central Alaska--Reply: Economic Geology, v. 88, p. 1285-1288.
Jansons, Uldis, Hoekzema, R.B., Kurtak, J.M., and Fechner, S.A., 1984, Mineral occurrences in the Chugach National Forest, southcentral Alaska: U.S. Bureau of Mines Mineral Land Assessment 5-84, 218 p., 2 sheets, scale 1:250,000.
Nelson, S.W., Dumoulin, J. A., and Miller, M.L., 1985, Geologic map of the Chugach National Forest, Alaska: U.S. Geological Survey Miscellaneous Field Studies Map MF-1645-B, 16 p., 1 sheet, scale 1:250,000.
Sainsbury, C.L., 1993, Geology and geochemistry of volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits and related igneous rocks, Prince William Sound, south-central Alaska, A discussion: Economic Geology, v. 88, p. 1284-1285.
S.W. Nelson, Anchorage, AK; A.K. Angel (Alaska Earth Sciences, Inc.)


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Q: Mapping blocks in pandas series I am trying to map codes to blocks. The blocks are defined by numeric ranges for example AAA0-AAA9 would contain codes AAA0, AAA1, AAA2 etc. The ranges may vary but can be defined in a list for example. I would appreciate help on converting codes in a pandas dataframe to their respective blocks.
See example starting dataframe:
d = {'ID': [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], 'Code': [
'AAA1', 'AAA2', 'AAA3', 'AAA4', 'AAA5', 'CCC2', 'AAA7', 'AAA9', 'BBB1', 'BBB2']}
df = pd.DataFrame(data=d)

See example desired dataframe (with blocks 'AAA0-9', 'CCC5-9', 'BBB0-5'):
d = {'ID': [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], 'Code': [
'AAA0-9', 'AAA0-9', 'AAA0-9', 'AAA0-9', 'AAA0-9', 'CCC5-9', 'AAA0-9', 'AAA0-9', 'BBB0-5', 'BBB0-5']}
 df = pd.DataFrame(data=d)

EDIT: With additional codes. Same concept as above but there are potentially multiple blocks applicable.
d = {'ID': [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], 'Code': ['AAA1 AAA2 AAA3', 'AAA2', 'AAA3 AAA9', 'AAA4', 'AAA5', 'CCC2 CCC3', 'AAA7',
'AAA9', 'BBB1', 'BBB2']}
df = pd.DataFrame(data=d)

A: Use map of first 3 values created by indexing with str with dictionary:
d = {'AAA':'AAA0-9', 'CCC':'CCC5-9', 'BBB':'BBB0-5'}
#or generate dict from list
#L = ['AAA0-9', 'CCC5-9', 'BBB0-5']
#d = {x[:3]:x for x in L}

df['Code'] = df['Code'].str[:3].map(d)
print (df)
     Code  ID
0  AAA0-9   1
1  AAA0-9   2
2  AAA0-9   3
3  AAA0-9   4
4  AAA0-9   5
5  CCC5-9   6
6  AAA0-9   7
7  AAA0-9   8
8  BBB0-5   9
9  BBB0-5  10

Detail:
print (df['Code'].str[:3])
0    AAA
1    AAA
2    AAA
3    AAA
4    AAA
5    CCC
6    AAA
7    AAA
8    BBB
9    BBB
Name: Code, dtype: object

EDIT:
If need also expand values:
a = df.Code.str.split()
b = np.repeat(df.ID.values, a.str.len())
c = np.concatenate(a.values)

d = {'AAA':'AAA0-9', 'CCC':'CCC5-9', 'BBB':'BBB0-5'}
df = pd.DataFrame({'Code':c, 'ID':b})
print (df)
    Code  ID
0   AAA1   1
1   AAA2   1
2   AAA3   1
3   AAA2   2
4   AAA3   3
5   AAA9   3
6   AAA4   4
7   AAA5   5
8   CCC2   6
9   CCC3   6
10  AAA7   7
11  AAA9   8
12  BBB1   9
13  BBB2  10

df['Code'] = df['Code'].str[:3].map(d)
print (df)
      Code  ID
0   AAA0-9   1
1   AAA0-9   1
2   AAA0-9   1
3   AAA0-9   2
4   AAA0-9   3
5   AAA0-9   3
6   AAA0-9   4
7   AAA0-9   5
8   CCC5-9   6
9   CCC5-9   6
10  AAA0-9   7
11  AAA0-9   8
12  BBB0-5   9
13  BBB0-5  10

Also if dont need change format:
df = (df.set_index('ID')['Code']
       .str.split(expand=True)
       .stack()
       .str[:3]
       .map(d)
       .groupby(level=0)
       .apply(' '.join)
       .reset_index(name='Code'))
print (df)
   ID                  Code
0   1  AAA0-9 AAA0-9 AAA0-9
1   2                AAA0-9
2   3         AAA0-9 AAA0-9
3   4                AAA0-9
4   5                AAA0-9
5   6         CCC5-9 CCC5-9
6   7                AAA0-9
7   8                AAA0-9
8   9                BBB0-5
9  10                BBB0-5

EDIT1:
If need generate dictionary by ranges:
L = ['AAA0-9', 'CCC2-9', 'BBB0-5']
d = (pd.Series(L, index=L)
      .str.extract('(?P<a>\D+)(?P<b>\d)-(?P<c>\d+)', expand=True)
      .set_index('a', append=True)
      .astype(int)
      .apply(lambda x: pd.Series(range(x.b, x.c + 1)), axis=1)
      .stack()
      .astype(int)
      .astype(str)
      .reset_index(name='d')
      .assign(a=lambda x: x.a + x.d)
      .rename(columns={'level_0':'e'})
      .set_index('a')['e']
      .to_dict()
      )

print (d)

{'BBB1': 'BBB0-5', 'CCC6': 'CCC2-9', 'CCC2': 'CCC2-9',
 'BBB4': 'BBB0-5', 'CCC5': 'CCC2-9', 'BBB2': 'BBB0-5',
 'CCC4': 'CCC2-9', 'AAA4': 'AAA0-9', 'BBB0': 'BBB0-5',
 'AAA9': 'AAA0-9', 'BBB3': 'BBB0-5', 'CCC3': 'CCC2-9',
 'AAA0': 'AAA0-9', 'AAA3': 'AAA0-9', 'CCC9': 'CCC2-9',
 'AAA2': 'AAA0-9', 'BBB5': 'BBB0-5', 'AAA1': 'AAA0-9',
 'CCC8': 'CCC2-9', 'CCC7': 'CCC2-9', 'AAA8': 'AAA0-9',
 'AAA7': 'AAA0-9', 'AAA5': 'AAA0-9', 'AAA6': 'AAA0-9'}

 df['Code'] = df['Code'].map(d)

A: Easy way to accommodate arbitrary length codes:
df.Code.str.extract('(\D+)', expand=False)

0    AAA
1    AAA
2    AAA
3    AAA
4    AAA
5    CCC
6    AAA
7    AAA
8    BBB
9    BBB
Name: Code, dtype: object

You can even conveniently name the columns
df.Code.str.extract('(?P<Block>\D+)(?P<Num>\d+)', expand=True)

  Block Num
0   AAA   1
1   AAA   2
2   AAA   3
3   AAA   4
4   AAA   5
5   CCC   2
6   AAA   7
7   AAA   9
8   BBB   1
9   BBB   2


There's a lot to learn when you first start blogging. You know need to deliver amazing content and have a great looking site – that's a given.
But how much do you know about all those technical terms that people throw around?
Today we're talking about RSS. RSS is an acronym for "really simple syndication" and you've most likely seen the orange RSS buttons on thousands of different pages.
But do you use it? Do you know what it's for?
Keep reading to understand the ins and outs of RSS and learn once and for all what it actually means.
How do you Subscribe to an RSS Feed?
Do you need an RSS Feed Reeder?
People love their RSS feeds because they save time. With RSS, you no longer have to visit a site you like only to see there are no new posts. They are also fully customizable.
So instead of visiting a site to see if any new content is posted, you will see the content on your feed reader. It's basically a personalized aggregator of all the sites you care about on the internet.
The first thing you'll need is an RSS feed reader. If you use Google Chrome, there are several RSS reader extensions. There are also websites like Feedly with beautiful user interfaces that make it super easy to see all your favorite content in one place.
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RSS readers look a bit like email, where new feeds and new posts get highlighted in bold print so you know which ones you haven't opened yet. With an RSS reader, you have the option to read a post right there in the reader or click to the actual website. Depending on the type of site and your level of interaction with that site, you may want to go to the site itself. It's up to you how and where you want to view it.
Once you click on a post you'll see the latest update. When you move onto the next post it will mark the previous one as read. RSS readers are very easy to use and make it extremely easy to view all newly published content in one place.
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Feedly is the most popular RSS reader and has over 14 million users. It's the largest RSS reader available and it's quite easy to use. They've has been around since 2008, and they've added some features over the years. Like all RSS readers, Feedly receives your headlines and site posts. You can track up to 100 sources with its free subscription service.
With Feedly, you can categorize your posts into different categories. This way, you can separate your sports feeds from your news feeds from your fashion feeds and other topics.You'll also see a rating that indicates how popular a story is. Some readers love this feature as it allows you to bypass feeds that aren't getting much interest from other users.
Feedly offers a variety of other options as well. It allows you to track tweets from people you follow on Twitter and follow the progress of certain hashtags. It can also alert you when new YouTube videos get posted to channels you follow. You can even track keywords and news about your company, a particular product, or a particular business.
Another good option for an RSS reader is Inoreader. Inoreader offers lots of free features including unlimited tags and certain integrations. This free service is user-friendly and with apps for iOS and Android, you can create offline folders so you can read anytime, anywhere.
About one million RSS users prefer the reading services of Old Reader. This RSS reader is basic and easy to use, making it a favorite for people who aren't looking for lots of extra features and distractions. If you find something you'd like to share, you can share posts with friends who also use Old Reader. When you share posts, you can join in discussions about those posts within your network of Old Reader friends.
There are a variety of other great RSS readers out there, such as Feedbin, gReader, and Newsify. Take a few minutes to check out the differences between each one or test them out by adding a few feeds to each.
You'll want to select one that is easy to use from your PC, Mac, iOS, or Android device.
There are two easy ways that you can subscribe to an RSS feed. You can do it through your browser or do it on the website you want to follow.
It's hard not to take notice of all those little widgets and buttons that appear on every website.
Some are counters that show how many readers or subscribers a blog has. Some are links to XML and ATOM. But the one that matters today is the little orange button for RSS. Whenever you see any of these little buttons that usually means that the blog has a feed you can subscribe to.
The easiest way to subscribe to an RSS feed is to click on the orange button and follow the instructions to subscribe. Or, you can copy and paste the link into your RSS reader, adding it to the other pages you follow and track.
You can also search for feeds within most RSS Readers. On sites like Feedly, when you search for a topic or feed, they will also show suggested feeds. This makes it super easy to fill your feed with relevant content.
The other way to subscribe to a feed is to use your browser. Most browsers have the ability to find and subscribe to RSS feeds built into them. To tell if a site you like has an RSS feed look at the right-hand side of the address bar where you type in the URL.
In Firefox, you'll see the classic little orange button (this is the standard RSS icon) to the right of the URL box. In Safari, you'll see a blue icon that indicates the site has an RSS feed. These don't always appear, but it's great when they work.
Subscribing is easy. So easy that many of us find ourselves subscribing to sites we intend to read but never get a chance to. It's always a good idea to go through your feed every once in a while and clean up your subscriptions. Once you have your feeds set, you will have a custom news aggregator that you can change at any time!
Do I Need to Use an RSS Reader?
There is an alternative to using an RSS reader – it's called good old fashioned email. Many sites offer the option for you to subscribe to their RSS feed without having to use the services of an RSS reader.
Rather than sending the feed to an RSS reader, they will alert you with an email with a headline of their newest post. In some cases, you can read it right there in your inbox. In other cases, you may need to visit the website to read the full story.
For those of you who can't bear the thought of having another site or app to check every day, having feeds sent straight to your inbox is a welcome option.
Depending on how many sites you subscribe to and how often they post, this can clog up your inbox pretty fast. But it's ideal for anyone who likes to see all their important info in one easy place.
How Can I Add RSS To My Blog?
Thinking about adding an RSS button to your blog? You should. If your readers already subscribe to a variety of other blogs and your site doesn't let them add your updates their feed, they might forget about you. Don't let that happen.
Most blogs have a footer that offers the option for readers to subscribe to your posts. This is pretty much the same as subscribing to your RSS feed, but having that little orange button on your site is key.
Most readers will look for that orange RSS button. Adding it to your site is an effective way to keep readership and update your readers when you post new content.
There are different ways to add the RSS button to your blog, depending on what blogging platform you use. WordPress, Blogger, TypePad, and other platforms all have their own ways to add the RSS option.
Is none of those work, it might have to do with your permalink settings. For more information, check out this post from WordPress.org.
Blogger and TypePad use a similar structure. To find out, search the help section on your platform for step-by-step instructions on how to add that recognizable orange button to your site.
Really Simple Syndication makes it easy to follow the pages you want and receive updates when new content gets posted. It also allows you to keep track of all your favorite sites in one convenient place.
If you haven't used RSS before, try it out. With a free RSS reader or app on your phone, you can see how easy it is to use.
If you have various sites you like to follow, RSS will definitely save you time. Instead of wasting time clicking on a site to see if they've posted anything new you can spend that time reading posts that are already published.
There are many RSS readers available for use, so take a bit of time to figure out which one you prefer.
If you don't want another app to check, you can always have your RSS feeds sent straight to your inbox.
If you're a blogger, it's important to offer an RSS feed to your readers. While many readers don't make use of RSS, there are plenty who do. Don't let your blog get left out in the cold because you don't offer readers the option to subscribe.
Check with your CMS to learn exactly how to add the RSS button to your page.
If you've got good content and decent readership, it shouldn't be long before you see people adding your blog to their RSS feeds.


If view_name contains spaces, it must be enclosed in single or double quotation marks. If no view_name is given, the name default is used. Unless changed with savepos, the default position is one in which the models have not been rotated or translated.
Saved positions are included in saved Chimera sessions, and a position named session-start is created automatically when a session is restored.
Reset restores the named position over the specified number of image update frames (default 1). For frames > 1, a path from the current position to the named position is generated by interpolation (details...). Whereas reset interpolation considers only a pair of positions at a time (start and end), the related command fly can generate a smooth interpolated path over a series of multiple saved positions.
Depending on the current and named positions, the camera viewpoint and the transformation of each model could change. The holdSteady option allows keeping the viewpoint fixed on a specified model while moving other models to their transformations relative to that model in the named position. The movement can apply to all other models (default) or only those specified with the moveModels keyword.
If a model that was included in a saved position is no longer present when the position is restored, everything else will still be restored.
If some new model has been opened and assigned the same ID number as a model that was closed, the new model (but not any per-model clipping plane) will be treated as if it were the one included in the saved position.
Otherwise, new models will be transformed to maintain their positions relative to the lowest-numbered old model.
Reset list lists the names of all saved positions in the status line and Reply Log.
Interpolation details. All models with the same relative transformation (rotation and translation) between the initial and final positions are grouped together as a rigid unit. The center of the bounding sphere of the group will move along a straight line between the initial and final positions, while the group rotates from the initial orientation to the final orientation about a fixed axis (and that center) at a constant angular rate.


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14-year-old faces felony charges after gun found at Suffolk school, police say
The incident happened at Turlington Woods School, an alternative school for middle and high school students in Suffolk.
Author: 13News Now Staff
Published: 4:53 PM EDT June 14, 2022
Updated: 12:54 PM EDT June 16, 2022
SUFFOLK, Va. — One student has been released to their parents, and another is detained at Tidewater Detention Home while police look into an incident where two students were found with a gun at a school in Suffolk Tuesday.
The 14-year-old male student's name was not released as he is a minor, but he is facing multiple felony charges.
The charges he faces are: felony possession of firearm on school property, felony conspiracy to possess firearm on school property and misdemeanor possession of firearm by juvenile, officials said.
Administrators with Turlington Woods School, an alternative school for middle and high school students, reported to police that a student possibly had a firearm on school property Tuesday, according to the Suffolk Police Department.
Officers arrived at the school shortly before 1:30 p.m. and detained two students after recovering a gun, the department said.
The incident is still under investigation.
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Toronto & Chicago Trade Mission: How's business across the Atlantic?
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of taking part in a trade mission to Toronto and Chicago, hosted by the Mayor's International Business Programme (MIBP) and London & Partners (L&P). The aim, along with my trade mission brothers and sisters, was to scope out North America and see whether our fast-growth start-ups (with turnovers of £1m or more) see value in expanding across the pond. Fourteen UK-based businesses, on a mission to take over the world… well, not quite, but you get the point. These businesses were split between the two broad categories of Edu-Tech and B2B-Tech. Nucco Brain doesn't fit specifically well into either of these, from a tech point of view, but we certainly work with clients in both sectors to produce content for their platforms, apps, experiences or general marketing. Broad scope, for Nucco then, to see whether there are North American partners we could collaborate with in the future. The sun was out, the skies were clear and the people (as expected) were extremely friendly and accommodating – all things looking bright to kick off what would be an eventful week!
We started off at Toronto Region Board of Trade, where we heard what Toronto had to offer as a city for startups – excellent talent pool, easy trade throughout Canada and only a hop, skip and a jump from the US border. Canada has some great incentives for businesses who are innovating (with things like the SCHRED tax incentive for R&D) and trade agreements with the US means that the border is pretty invisible when it comes to providing services. There was a panel discussion with the leading Edu-Tech businesses in Toronto, as well as key stakeholders within the education sector, giving their views on the pros and cons of the Toronto market as a whole. Needless to say, there were far more pros than cons!
Another colleague and I traveled to a film, media and entertainment incubator called 2112. This was an awesome part of the trip for me, as a big fan of music and film production – it's 160,000sqft of filming, audio recording, mixing and production studio space, with a startup incubator at the heart of it. Words can't describe this place (it took us about 3 hours to get the full tour) but the sheer scale of it blew my mind. They're doing awesome things at 2112, facilitated by the founder Scott Fetters (who is a great mind and took me on the unforgettable Friday night out I mentioned earlier). Worth checking them out, for sure, if you're ever in Chi-town!


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Adaptation of — Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation (Adaptation of State Laws) Order, 2020 — Issued by MHA ; Domicile clause for reservation in Jobs inserted
Published on April 1, 2020 By Bhumika Indulia
Ministry of Home Affairs Orders – Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation (Adaptation of State Laws) Order, 2020.
The said Order comes into force with immediate effect.
Union Ministry for Home Affairs (MHA) has issued an order for adaptation and modification of State Laws specific to the erstwhile State of Jammu and Kashmir, to further facilitate the application of Central Laws to the newly formed Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
The General Clauses Act, 1897 applies for the interpretation of this Order as it applies for the interpretation of laws in force in the territory of India.
With immediate effect, the Acts mentioned in the Schedule to this Order shall, until repealed or amended by a competent Legislature or other competent authority, have effect, subject to the adaptations and modifications directed by the said Schedule, or if it is so directed, shall stand repealed.
Repeal or amendment of any law specified in the Schedule to this Order shall not affect—
(a) the previous operation of any law so repealed or anything duly done or suffered thereunder;
(b) any right, privilege, obligation or liability acquired, accrued or incurred under any law so repealed;
(c) any penalty, forfeiture or punishment incurred in respect of any offence committed against any law so repealed; or
(d) any investigation, legal proceeding or remedy in respect of any such right, privilege, obligation, liability, penalty, forfeiture or punishment as aforesaid,
and any such investigation, legal proceeding or remedy may be instituted, continued or enforced, and any such penalty, forfeiture or punishment may be imposed, as if the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019 (34 of 2019) or this Order had not been passed.
Under the — JAMMU AND KASHMIR CIVIL SERVICES (DECENTRALIZATION AND RECRUITMENT) ACT:
Section 3 A has been inserted with regard to:
Domicile for purposes of appointment to any service in Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. — Conditions have been laid down under the said Section to be deemed yo be a domicile of UT of J&K.
*To read the detailed order, please follow the link given below:
[Order dt. 31-03-2020]
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Best known for his Oscar-winning 20 Feet From Stardom, Neville has made any number of music-themed documentaries, including the Grammy-nominated trio Respect Yourself: The Stax Records Story, Muddy Waters: Can't Be Satisfied and Johnny Cash's America.
As 20 Feet and its examination of rock 'n' roll backup singers demonstrated, Neville is as expert at getting the human stories behind the songs as he is in capturing the music. Working with editors Helen Kearns and Jason Zeldes, he's also experienced enough to engagingly blend Strangers' numerous narrative strands, something that must have been harder to do than it looks.
It all begins with Ma, a former child prodigy who has performed for eight presidents and can be seen, in a delightful clip, upstaging Leonard Bernstein with a very serious face when he was just 7.
Making things more difficult was the toll of Ma's extensive touring. He estimates he has spent 22 of the 35 years he's been married on the road. "I was so anxious, I threw up before every trip," the musician reports, and his son, Nicholas, says he initially thought his father worked for the airport because he was always going there.
That was 10 days of workshops held in 2000 at Tanglewood in Lenox, Mass., that Ma describes as "musicians getting together to see what happens when strangers meet." Though the collaboration was at first tentative, it was finally so satisfying that Ma determined it had to go on, and the Silk Road Ensemble was born.
As wonderful as this music is to experience — the open-air performance in Istanbul that starts things off is especially infectious — Strangers does not shy from acknowledging that the philosophy behind this musical melding was initially criticized by some for being impure, a kind of cultural tourism.
Kayhan Kalhor, a master of the kamancheh, or Persian spiked fiddle, whose life as a refugee has been marked by a series of painful tragedies.
Cristina Pato, who plays the gaita, a bagpipe from the Galicia region of Spain, known as the "Jimi Hendrix of the gaita" because of the innovation and intense emotionality she brings to her playing.
One of the paradoxes that unites these players is that their participation in the ensemble has heightened their commitment to the specificity of their own musical traditions, something that has happened to Ma as well.
"Through the process of going away, he found himself at home again," says Nicholas, the musician's son, and observing that process is one of this film's many joys.