You can learn a lot about your code by instrumenting it. You'll find methods that are called more than you're expecting, or be able to identify which part of your code is slowing the app down.
There are Saas solutions for this, like New Relic. From my experience, New Relic "runs" out of the box, and may provide information on common tools (MySQL, etc), but doesn't provide any real information about your app without adding instrumentation calls to your code.
Also, New Relic works on an aggregated summary of your application. If it supplies details on a specific request, I never found it.
If you have to instrument your code, and you want to know exactly what your users are doing, then what's the appeal of New Relic?
Recently, I was involved with a project to instrument some "under performing" python code. New Relic had been installed, but had provided no value.
Caveat: I was involved on the analysis side. Another developer wrote the logging framework.
A performance class was created and we added a custom django handler that initialize a performance object for the request.
The 'with' syntax provides an __enter__ and __exit__ hook, which was used in the performance class to start and stop a timer for that block of code. On __exit__, logging information for this block was added to a data structure for the entire request.
When the request finished, the handler would write the entire logging block using the standard logging mechanism. Log these at DEBUG and it was easy to disable it in production.
You could now see that "mysql user lookup" was called twice (!), and was responsible for 95% of time spent (!). Even better, you knew this information for this individual request. You can summarize the performance of these blocks across the system (ala New Relic), but you could also zoom in and see the details for this particular user. Powerful stuff, right?
With your own code, the possibilities are limitless. In a web app environment, maybe the page is authenticated. Add the user's ID to the logging block, and now you can see exactly what happened for Mary on Tuesday at 10AM. If you run multiple applications or subsystems, add their identifiers to the logs and you can break performance out by component.
Once the information was written to the logs, it was loaded into an Elasticsearch cluster for analysis.
With all of this data, the next step is to see what's going on. The ELK environment has come a long way since in the year since this project, so it would probably be even easier now!
total application performance over time (graph the top-level "duration" field).
does performance degrade with load?
We found it to be very useful to wrap every third-party API call with this framework. If the vendor was slow, we'd be slow, but now we had our own data to isolate the cause and work with the vendor.
the overhead added by your web server (difference between total time and the applications total time).
Doing a basic code review on the worst-performing block would usually make it very clear why the performance was suffering. I was the largest creator of tickets for the dev group in the company.
making the lines flat, i.e. creating consistent, scalable performance.
making the lines lower, i.e. increasing overall performance.
We were very successful in both of these goals.
The whole system was monitored with Gomez, which one of the executives liked. Gomez started to report performance problems, but they weren't seen in the summary data that we graphed.
Since we had the details, I was able to find the exact request that Gomez had made (user name and time), and see the block of code that was slow.
It turned out that the system was writing a row into a table every time a user logged in. The Gomez test account logged in a lot, so there were a lot of rows for this user. The application pulled these rows, looking for some recent information (last search string, etc). Unfortunately, the app pulled in all the rows, not the just recent ones that it needed.
It was easy to find and easy to fix. Management was happy.
A client has some code that is instrumented with a New Relic agent. We wanted to track the performance of individual portions of the code – mostly dependencies on other services like databases and third-party data sources. Rather than have yet another alerting platform, we wanted to pull the information into Nagios. Fortunately, New Relic offers an API that's pretty easy to use.
Sign in to the New Relic user interface.
Select (account name) > Account settings > Integrations > Data sharing > API access.
Click Enable API Access, and then copy or make a note of your API key.
Note that the account_id also appears in the page urls when you're logged in to the new relic website.
The results of that call will not only give you the IDs for each application, but also links to the Overview and Servers pages. Again note that the application ID appears in the page urls when you're on the new relic website.
This will return xml-formatted data for that metric for a single day. With "summary=1", you get only one row returned. To get smaller buckets throughout the day, leave "summary" off.
Note that you can use "data.json" or "data.csv" to have the data returned in different formats. We used xml during manual development and then switched to json when we started writing the nagios plugin.
We now use this plugin check over 50 metrics every three minutes for the client, pulling the average_response_time, max_response_time, and call_count.


Ever want to completely drop off the grid? I did, kind of by accident. Last year, an unexpected trip to Argentina led to a trek in the desert near the borders of Bolivia and Chile. The Puna is a vast high altitude plain characterized by big blue skies, rainbow hued mountains, volcano fields, and salt flats. What did this mean for us? Wonderful silence. No roads. No people. No wifi. This is where you go to get really away from it all.


Broadcast stations have certain reporting obligations as part of their compliance with Federal Communications Commission and Corporation for Public Broadcasting rules.
You can find some of these reports in the Key Information section under the ABOUT tab at KGOU.org.
There, you can access dates, times and locations of OU Board of Regents meetings, ownership reports, recent financial reports, Equal Employment Opportunity reports, and a summary of local content and services.
We also provide links to our guidelines for editorial integrity, and by March first, you'll be able access our FCC-required public inspection file.
That file shows current licenses, the quarterly Issues and Programs lists, contour maps, the Public and Broadcasting Manual and more. The information provided is for our full-power transmitters - KGOU in Norman, KROU in Spencer/Oklahoma City, KOUA in Ada, KWOU in Woodward and KQOU in Clinton - licensed to the University of Oklahoma.
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Gregg and Genesis held their simple commitment ceremony at the home of his loving family. Because Genesis, was an exchange student from Venezuela, we wanted to be sure to include tradition and flavors from her native country. We decorated the home with bright bouquets of summer flowers and simple green vines, along with twinkle lights and candles to create a warm inviting space for the exchange of their vows. The bride's family and friends shared in the celebration joy via Skype, as Genesis' host family's father officiated! A champagne toast, and a menu which included some South American favorites, as well as the couples choice of drink...Margaritas, completed this very special day!


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Video games industry steps up to support Ukrainian humanitarian efforts
Josh Broadwell
Dozens of publishers and developers are making substantial donations, while others move to halt sales of their products in Russia.
Video games may seem unimportant during times of crisis, but as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its second week, some key players in the games industry are stepping up to help address the growing humanitarian crisis.
Ukrainian studio GSC World was among the first to respond. Following Russia's first incursions on February 24, the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. developer issued a statement on Twitter calling for fans and fellow developers to share the message of Ukraine's struggle. GSC also linked to a special fundraising account the National Bank of Ukraine established to help fund the country's armed forces.
Ubisoft, in a post on its press portal, announced it was taking steps to support staff in Ukraine after having monitored the situation for several months.
"Our top priority is to take care of the safety and wellbeing of our teams and their families, Ubisoft said in the statement. "As events escalated in mid-February, Ubisoft recommended all teams take shelter in a place they considered safe. To support them as they made these difficult decisions, each team member was provided additional funds to help cover exceptional costs and paid their salary in advance to account for any potential disruption to banking systems."
Ubisoft also donated 200,000 Euros to the Ukrainian Red Cross and Save the Children to help address the growing humanitarian crisis.
The Witcher developer CD Projekt Red donated 1 million Polish złoty (approximately $222,000 USD) to the Polish humanitarian group Polska Akcja Humanitarna, while This War of Mine developer 11 Bit Studio pledged approximately $690,000 to the Ukrainian Red Cross. Bungie promised 100% of proceeds raised during the first 48 hours of its annual Game2Give fundraiser to humanitarian efforts, though didn't specify an amount or organization.
Another notable contribution comes from Embracer Group, which promised $1 million to various humanitarian groups, including Red Cross and Act Alliance, and its CEO Lars Wingefores, who will match that donation with another $1 million for Embracer staff affected by the crisis.
Donations and expressions of support continued as the war stretched into its second week, with The Pokemon Company pledging $200,000 to Global Giving and Remedy Entertainment promising support for its Ukrainian and Russian employees and a $52,000 donation to the Red Cross.
However, studios and publishers also started taking more punitive actions. On March 4, CD Projekt Red announced it would stop all sales in Russia and Belarus, including on the Good Old Games digital storefront it owns, and The Medium developer Bloober Team also said it would stop sales in both territories. Sony halted the launch of Gran Turismo 7 in Russia, and both Microsoft and Intel have ceased sales and shipments of new products to Russia. At the close of the business day on March 4, EA also announced it would stop sales of its games and services in Russia.
As the humanitarian cost of Russia's war on Ukraine continues to grow, the Council on Foreign Relations predicts the true devastation won't be clear until later and will likely be worse than the current numbers suggest. Halting game sales may not hinder the Russian war machine, but the outpouring of donations from the video games industry--one of the most lucrative in the world--is more than just a show of support. It's vital for recovery.
Josh is a freelance reporter and critic who's appeared on PC Gamer, Upload VR, and SPIN online, among others. Outside of games writing and work in digital marketing, he also has an academic background in history and public relations. You can usually find him outside playing with his Belgian Malinois when he's not working or spending too much time in Final Fantasy XIV.


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1st Sounds of Adam Lambert's New Single, Ghost Town!
March 23, 2015 by Carol
First a shadowy tweet is posted, with world-wide fans speculating its meaning. Is it a new philosophy? Is it something seen on a walk through town? Or is it partial lyrics to the long-awaited single to be released next month?
Then confirmation is given by Adam, with a release date too!
GHOST TOWN. APRIL 21st. https://t.co/1cgmG3gr3U
— ADAM LAMBERT (@adamlambert) March 23, 2015
Coincidentally, not only was the title Ghost Town a popular ska song from The Specials in the 80s, but Madonna just released Ghosttown (SIC) from her new album, Rebel Heart.
Do you think we'll get more to taste of Adam's Ghost Town before the April 21 release? Let us know what you think below!
Filed Under: More Featured Posts, Official Music Releases, The Original High
Ugh! I actually kind of like the sound, but no Adam???
I know – we have to be ridiculously patient! It's been almost 3 years! It sounds like Nile Rogers is either still working with him or he's left his undeniable mark.
Adamicted says
OMG…the suspense is killing me!!! Interesting intro..difficult to tell which way the direction on the song will go…BUT…ANYTHING Adam sings is TERRIFIC!!! I LOVE all his songs truly & I just hope desperately that this 3rd album rocks everyone's socks off. Adam needs air time in North America without a doubt…fingers crossed he FINALLY gets the long overdue recognition for his god given talent.
It's so EXCITING…Congratulations Adam for this last couple years touring with Queen…the show was over the top FANTASTIC! Best concert I ever saw.
Now bring on the SUPERSTAR that has paid his dues & then some. Yeehaawww!
April 21 can't come fast enough!
XO Always…"ADAMicted"
Susan White says
I was hoping for a more rock n roll sound but it has a decent beat. I wish we could hear Adam's voice too. He has such a beautiful voice.
Lila Hayes Zubik says
Yeah, I'd love to hear more of a rock sound, but he seems to think he's a pop star, not a rock star so that's what we get!
haP2BMe says
He's both! Just the U S artists are intimidated and trying to keep him out of main stream, which they've done so far.
glamity58 says
So I guess the first song isn't The Original High. Interesting. I like the beginning of it just because it's a little different. I hope it's great and he gets some air time with it. I'm not going to get too excited because I know how they've screwed him before – the Music World. I just want him to tour so I can see him again. Maybe he can do a small tour for his album and still sing with Queen.
There's a certain mystery about it-I just can't wait to hear the whole song. This incredible artist needs to be heard by the whole world!!!!
shar says
Can't wait, ya all KNOW IT WILL BE GREAT.
I love the mystery of the unknown..
I love him and all his music. I'm hoping that this time he'll get what's due him. Soooo many of his songs have been great dance music songs. He just hasn't gotten the radio air time, which I think Ryan Seacrest could have absolutely promoted him. But, Ryan is in with a different crowd now. I'm just hoping that it's not any of the "rap crap", he's too classy for that. And since I'm stating a few things, let me say, that IMHO, many artists have gotten on Adam's band wagon. I don't mean Queen, by any means. They saw a talent in Adam, that they once had seen in their own music. I applaud them for recognizing Adam's talent and showcasing it in their own music. I see their collaboration with Adam as a win, win for both parties. I've seen Adam 3 times and also saw Adam and Queen in Las Vegas, and may I say all 4 performances were the most exciting, thrilling, on & on, concerts that I've ever seen. Was so excited to go. OK, so I would love to see Adam on DWTS, as I'm sure all of you would also like. I don't have a Twitter account, but those of you that do, should Twitter the judges, or host, Tom Bergeron, or whoever you think might have a say on what guests appear on their show. Can you imagine the thrill of seeing Adam and the dancers dancing to his song? OMG! I will continue to look for avenues where I can say how talented he is and that he should be on DWTS, and other shows, and also how much his fans love him and are so devoted. So I'm hoping that we can rally "FOR EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING ADAM"!!!!
hal'2BMe, I just now read your post. That is one cool idea! Adam on dancing with the stars. Just think how he would look in the sexy clothes the guys wear! It really gives me shivers to think about it! And if they would play some of his music it would be a blast! I am also with you " FOR EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING ADAM " We loyal fans have stayed with Adam a long time. I love you Adam Lambert!
I kept waiting for Adam to sing. I thought something was wrong with my computer.
Adam is really one good looking man. Age just seems to be making him look sexier!
Love you always Adam Lambert!
Glamberr says
Love the sound, but can I just sit and watch those eyes and him slowlyyyy turn his head. Grrrrr.. Wow! How sexy. Can't wait to see and hear more.
katrina hill says
Love him and his music a lot and he's super hot and adorable
Nancy Lofaso says
Thanks so much for the release date! I was hoping it would be April 1st! As others have commented, I pray that radio America will play his music this time around. Hasn't he been punished enough for his "indiscretion" on the AMAs way back when?
beaburns says
I just hope I get to hear more of his pure voice. Skip the electronics and voice overs, he doesn't need them !


LAPS Colour the Lake is a fundraising event for Lake Albert Public School. Gather your friends, family and neighbours and join this fun-filled morning, walking or running around Lake Albert. There will be numerous colour stations along the way to brighten your day!
There will be music, colour throws, BBQ and refreshments available at the end of the course. You are encouraged to wear white clothing to get the most out of the colour explosions.
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Blogging is that phenomenon that internet users clamored after once they figured out it was a social, cyberspace carved out especially for them. Now they could pretty much put up whatever they like about themselves, their thoughts, call the place their own (their own blog site after all and not some host website) and receive some form of validation.
But mostly, it seems bloggers are those people that are everywhere. Like literally. You will find them posting on every forum, every social website, and every comment space for others people's blogs and you will wonder why they don't just get their own place of rant-someness and get over it.
Well in most likelihood these people already have blogs. In actuality, they are writers dying to get their words across no matter where it is. If you so happen to be guilty of being one such individual, worry not, there are many tech related solutions to help your anxiety and to smooth out your writing jitters.
It all starts with owning an Android. A Smartphone is handy wherever you go and owning one that gives you access to over 400,000 apps is definitely the place to start if you wish to have your say on large and meaningful platforms.
The drawback is that since Android is always open to cell phone monitoring and Android spyware attack; you must take security precautions if you wish to keep your writings at utmost confidentiality.
That being said, there are tons of great apps that you can find useful as a writer/blogger and here are the top 5 handpicked out for you to start with.
WordPress – Without a doubt this app takes the cake. One of the best things about it is that it is free on Google Play. Using this app, writers can keep track of their WordPress blogs and access directly from their Smartphone. This App allows users to check their admin panel as well as upload blog posts.
Hoot Suite – This is another app which can be downloaded for free and is a great help to all the writers and potential bloggers. With this, users can manage all their social networks in one place. Now you no longer have to install individual apps for each social site and hence can share ideas, links, and thoughts on a synchronized level while working on your blog—or can share your blog posts as a single update.
Google Reader – This app is essential for writers and bloggers since they need to be constantly reading as well as just writing. Google Reader app on your Android phone can be a great help since it allows you to read multiple blogs from one single place. Not to mention what a headache it would be to check updates individually. It's definitely a tool worth having.
Google Analytics – When you are blogging, you definitely want people to read your magical mind matter, but to be sure of exactly how many are reading what, it's a good idea to get the Google Analytics app. With this app you can check blog stats, number of page views, visitor locations, and traffic sources and so on. In other words, check out your ratings yourself.
5. Writer – Of course, a blogger means that you put aside your notes, your stat mode, your social networking pals, and get down to writing. For that, the app Writer is a big help since it is essentially your notebook in your Android. With this app you can write drafts and copy paste them at later times, regardless of internet or not.


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2016 May 17 20th & 21st Century Design Signature Auction - Beverly HillsAuction #5252
Morris Graves (American, 1910-2001). Instruments for a New Navigation. Cast metal, brass, glass, crystals, mica and othe...
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$2,750 on April 30, 2017
Morris Graves (American, 1910-2001)
Instruments for a New Navigation
Cast metal, brass, glass, crystals, mica and other applied and found objects. Incorporates a Hindu painting.
16 inches high (40.6 cm)
FROM THE PERSONAL COLLECTION OF THE LATE THEODORE WOLFF, RENOWNED ART CRITIC FOR THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Morris Graves (1910 - 2001) was an early Modernist American painter from the Pacific Northwest whose work explores the metaphysical nature of reality and spiritual consciousness. Important during his lifetime, he is currently being widely reconsidered. At time of printing, LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art) is exhibiting a show on the artists work, "Morris Graves: The Nature of Things."
Tied most closely to the fellow Seattle painter Mark Tobey, both artists held similar philosophical beliefs and preferred to work primarily with ink, watercolor or tempera on paper, rather than canvas. A 1953 article in Life magazine cemented Grave's reputation as a major figure of the newly influential 'Northwest School' of artists.
As a Seattle teenager, with his parents blessing, Graves dropped out of high-school and joined a merchant ship bound for Japan. Forever after deeply influenced by the Japanese aesthetic, he started incorporating elements of Asian design and philosophy into his work. By the 1930's his paintings are quiet meditative canvases characterized by a personal iconography of ethereal flowers, vessels and birds.
In his paintings, he used the muted tones of the Northwest environment yet captured quietly powerful glimpses of spiritual insight and illumination. His sculptural work has the same shamanistic quality, the distillation of a moment of enlightenment - a spiritual universe glimpsed fleetingly and captured like lightening in a milky bottle.
Success came early to Morris Graves and in 1936 the Seattle Art Museum offered him his first solo show. Six years later, his work was included in the group show "Americans 1942: 18 Artists from 9 States" at the Museum of Modern Art. MOMA then purchased 11 pieces for their permanent collection, and other national institutions and private collectors soon followed.
Fairly reclusive, by the 1940's the artist had built his own house he nicknamed "The Rock" on the remote and rural Fidalgo Island, an hour north of Seattle. Living alone, Morris could meditate and work without interruption.
Morris did enjoy traveling with close friends and in the late 50's, or early 60's, Morris joined friends in Ireland at a rustic 18th century manor house outside Dublin. Troubled by the growing global anxiety over the post WWII cold war era, and fascinated with his access to the clarity of the Irish night-sky he was inspired to start a new series - Instruments for a New Navigation, a collection of bronze, glass, and stone sculptures. With these works, Graves seems to have manifested a type of talismanic navigational device to help guide mankind's uncharted journey thru the uncharted territory of the space-race era.
Former gallerist and art dealer Penny Schmidt, who handled Graves estate thru her eponymous Schmidt-Bingham Gallery in New York City, wrote the following about the Navigation series exclusively for Heritage:
" Originally conceived and constructed in the early 1960's, Morris Graves created Instruments for a New Navigation in response to the technological build-up that led to America's space program. It occurred to the artist that what scientists were searching for might be as distantly "interior" as the far-reaching "exterior" universe they were exploring. The instruments were made of brass, steel, marble and glass combining ancient ritual with timeless elements of the earth. In 1999, Graves began to reassemble the totems, perhaps as tools for transcendence."
Schmidt notes that this example on offer, an untitled work, was "a gift, intimate in scale, lacking perfect symmetry. Constructed of found objects and treasures from Graves' wordly and spiritual explorations, it contemplates a co-existence of the senses, a spiral of creativity, and a maze in search of cosmic magic."
The work on offer at Heritage was a gift by Morris Graves to his good friend and fellow artist, Theodore Wolff, the award-winning art critic for the Christian Science Monitor.
Theodore Wolff was born in 1926 in Nicaragua, the son of missionary parents. As a child he lived in Canada and Germany before moving to Minnesota for school. After obtaining a Master's degree in both studio art and art history, he moved to San Francisco in the early 1950's and started a career as a fine artist. In 1956, he moved to New York City and during the 1960's and 70's, while he continued to paint, he worked as an art appraiser and an advisor to museums, galleries and private collectors.
In 1977, Mr. Wolff started writing art criticism for the respected international newspaper the Christian Science Monitor and served as that paper's official staff art critic until 1990. Wolff also wrote numerous groundbreaking exhibition catalogues and articles and lectured widely at museums, universities and conferences. His writing has contributed greatly to post-War American art criticism and has influenced a generation of scholars and art historians. Wolff never stopped painting throughout his lifetime and produced an enormous catalog of works both on canvas and paper. During his long career, he wrote eloquently and with great insight about important living American artists, including his close friend the emerging artist Morris Graves.
Condition Report*: In good condition, with light scratches to the plexiglass frame. Housed in a wooden crate.
Only 16 days left to consign to the 2019 October 4 Photographs Signature Auction - New York !


SEATAC, Wash. - Early Thursday morning, hundreds of members of the armed services fly out of Sea-Tac International Airport to Japan, and the USO offers them a place to rest before their big trips.
Officials with the USO say about 250 members of four armed forces will fly to Japan. Many of these service members will live in the country for the next two to three years.
For a lot of these men and women, this means their entire lives are changing.
"I'm excited. I like having new adventures, but at the same time, having a new baby is a little nerve racking," said Kevin Fletcher.
Fletcher is a Coast Guard veteran. He's been stationed in different parts of the country before, but this trip is not for him, it's for his wife.
Emily Fletcher is a captain in the Air Force. She is moving to Japan with not only her husband, but the couple's brand-new baby, Isabella.
Isabella will turn 3 months old in-flight the Fletcher's say, and that will not be her only milestone while in Japan. She also will have her first Thanksgiving there next week, something the Fletchers say is difficult on their family.
"There'll be some attempts at Skyping us in I'm sure," said Emily Fletcher. "It's just one of the sacrifices you make in the military, and certainly on the smaller spectrum of sacrifices."
The Fletchers are starting an entirely new life, and they're not alone.
Many other families are on the same flight to Japan, where they will live for the next couple years.
While making a big move and change can be stressful, the USO at Sea-Tac works to make it as easy as possible.
At the USO, military members and their families can relax before their flights. They can leave their baggage at the USO's location right in the airport and go out and explore.
The USO also welcomes these military members to stay at their location as long as they want. The USO offers food, places to rest, and even entertainment.
The Fletchers say they appreciate everything the USO offers to them and other military members and families.
"The process is stressful enough so all these small comforts they provide go a very, very long way," said Emily Fletcher.
The USO is open 24/7.
Most of the people who work there are volunteers.
Organizers with the USO say they really need help with volunteers especially during the midnight to 6 a.m. shift.
If you're interested in getting involved, you can call the USO at 206.246.1908 or email them at seatacmanager@usonw.org.


June 2010 – STU WHO?
The Phantom Band / Handsome Boy Modeling School / Kleptones / The King / Faithless / Gorillaz /Stone Roses / …. choooon!!
A story-poem , from back-in-the-day, with a newly created video to illustrate its private detective, film-noir theme.
The poem by Stu Who?
I still quite like it!!!


Rocky Mountain Gold Touring Colorado's historic mining towns leads to experiences rich in Old West history.
Remembering Mountain Meadows Will it be "forgotten" 150 years from now?
Remembering Mountain Meadows Will it be forgotten 150 years from now?
The Beecher's Island Boys Chasing 'em from Wallace, Kansas, to Wray, Colorado.
The Beecher's Island Boys Chasing 'em from Wallace, Kansas, to Wray, Colorado.
Mining Vs. Ranching In Montana's "Gold West" Country.
Mining vs. Ranching In Montana's "Gold West" Country.
Rendezvous Deja Vu Wyoming is definitely Mountain Man Country.


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October 7, 2015 Turd on the Run Leave a comment
Lyric R. Cabral and David Felix Sutcliffe, 2015
Out of 5: 3.5
Before we even see his face, we know Saeed Torres, the beguiling and contradictory figure at the center of (T)ERROR, is in a precarious position. While the initial credits roll over an otherwise black screen, we're listening in as filmmakers Lyric R. Cabral and David Felix Sutcliffe have arrived to interview Torres with cameras in tow, much to their subject's consternation. "So what's going on now?" Torres asks over Cabral's objections. "I told you I don't want my face in this shit" he exclaims, nearly backing out of the project before it's even begun. We are then treated to our first image of the man, decked out in a chef's hat and apron in a local community school cafeteria kitchen, smiling for the very same cameras. Immediately we're led to ponder: what does this unassuming nobody have to hide from those that might know his face "all over Brooklyn and Harlem?"
The eventual answer is a lot. A career informant for the FBI in their so-called war on terror, Torres is at turns fascinating and infuriating, full of both righteous defense of his myriad betrayals and judgment against those he is feebly paid to betray. The filmmakers, unbeknownst to the Bureau, join Torres on his most recent undercover assignment in Pittsburgh as he attempts to cajole a local American Muslim into incriminating himself as a terrorist against the US on their behalf.
Torres' POI (Person of Interest) is a young white man that has christened himself Khalifah and posts anti-government and pro-bin Laden rants, as well as pictures of himself firing automatic rifles at a gun range, on Facebook. Torres justifies targeting Khalifah as a "bad Muslim," due primarily to a few instances of petty thievery, while simultaneously excusing his own constant imbibing of marijuana and beer and unleashing his short temper at the filmmakers when their questions push him into uncomfortable territory (namely his true motivations and a long history of betrayal and hypocrisy).
From here, (T)ERROR begins to investigate how Torres got here, from his roots in Harlem's Black Panther Party, upon which Torres denies ever having informed, (much to the film's obvious skepticism), through his experiences in Bed-Stuy's Muslim community in the 80's, and the events, both pre- and post 9/11, that culminated in the assignment that forced him into witness protection where we were introduced to him at the start. The more we learn, the more Torres' insistence of his own righteousness becomes suspect.
Every shot of the film feels stolen, as if Cabral and Sutcliffe had to capture their footage by spying on the spy. Images of Torres are frequently out of focus, suggesting a slippery and unknowable nature. The FBI agents pushing Torres and Khalifa to collision are never seen but their detached presence can be felt, not only through text message conversations helpfully printed on the screen, but in every frame as each character, including the target and individuals from Torres' past who are interviewed in order to fill in his backstory, succumbs to paranoia in the shadow of the Bureau's relentless campaign. The filmmakers, as well as the audience, are struggling to empathize with Torres and find redemption in his actions right up to the film's midpoint when the filmmakers take a shocking risk that turns the entire narrative upside down.
From that point on, the film finds itself in a real life version of the bumbling spy genre played tragically straight. Ultimately, (T)ERROR is an all-encompassing and dramatically effective indictment: of the government, of a colluding media, of a complacent citizenry that willingly prizes security over liberty, and the all consuming power of one man's deadly capacity for self-delusion.
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The city has a small airport which connects you to metropolitan cities such as Mumbai and Delhi on a weekly basis. International tourists can come to the city through Mumbai and Delhi. Direct flights from other cities in the country and the world are not available.
While air travel has its limitations, Jabalpur is well connected by train to cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Bhopal, Jaipur, Patna, Bangalore, Goa and Nagpur to name a few.
There are daily buses from cities such as Jaipur, Bhopal, etc. to Jabalpur through NH 7 and NH 12.


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Space for Architecture
Public lecture hosted by LSE Cities in partnership with LSE Estates
O'Donnell + Tuomey Architects won the LSE international architectural competition for the Saw Swee Hock Student Centre in
June 2009. Five years later, with the building completed and the Student Centre thriving in use, Sheila O'Donnell and John Tuomey discussed the ideas behind their architectural design.
The lecture was followed by the book launch of 'Space for Architecture the work of O'Donnell + Tuomey'.
Sheila O'Donnell and John Tuomey
Ricky Burdett
Monday 16 June 2014 | 18:30 - 20:00
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Sheila O'Donnell and John Tuomey established O'Donnell + Tuomey in 1988. The practice has developed an international reputation for cultural, social and educational buildings including the Irish Film Centre, Ranelagh School, Furniture College, Letterfrack, Glucksman Gallery, Cork, Timberyard Social Housing and the Lyric Theatre in Belfast. Both lecture in University College Dublin and have taught at a number of schools of architecture in UK and USA including AA, Cambridge, Princeton, Harvard, Syracuse and Buffalo Universities.
Ricky Burdett is Professor of Urban Studies at the London School of Economics (LSE), and director of LSE Cities and the Urban Age project. He is a member of the Mayor of London's Cultural Leadership Board, and was chief advisor on Architecture and Urbanism for the London 2012 Olympics and architectural advisor to the Mayor of London from 2001 to 2006. He was director of the International Architecture Exhibition at the Venice Biennale in 2006. With Deyan Sudjic he is co-editor of The Endless City (2007) and Living in the Endless City (2011) and, with Philipp Rode Shaping Cities in an Urban Age (2018).


Remove the heads and shells from the prawns and keep; leave on the tails.
To prepare the sauce, blend the chillies, shallots, garlic, ginger and turmeric, adding a little of the oil if necessary to keep the blades turning. Heat the remaining oil in a saucepan and stir fry the blended ingredients together with the prawn shells and heads, lemon grass and lime leaves.
When the prawn shells have turned pink, add the water and simmer for five minutes. Add coconut milk and bring to a boil. Simmer, uncovered, over low heat for about ten minutes, then season to taste with salt and pepper.
Sieve the sauce then put back into the pan, adding prawns and finely shredded ginger. Simmer until the prawns are tender.


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Translating a phrase from "The Mandalorian": I can bring you in warm, or I can bring you in cold
How to say "a million rainy days" in Latin
What would be the right way to say "I haven't drove this red car in a year"
Translating "this will be your last chance to escape" into Latin
Estne hoc translatio correcta?
Is this a correct translation of "Destruction ain't a crime for those who find love as a game"?


Quality LED Co., Ltd is an ISO 9000:2008 - certified high-tech enterprise engaged in developing, manufacturing and marketing various LED lighting solutions.
Among the company's newest product is the LED panel light QS-PL600x600, which has high lumens in its back light, and is widely used as ceiling lighting in offices, houses, etc. It can be ceiling or wall surface-mounted, recessed mounted, or serve as a pendant. It has low working temperature and a long lifespan, with excellent heat dissipation meeting requirements for environmental protection. The dimmable function is available.
Carrying CE and RoHs marks, the product is well-received in Europe, North America, Australia and the Middle East.


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A Man Who Was Licked By His Dog Found To Be Dead
November 28, 2019 Franklin Davis
A piece of surprising news is shocking to everyone where a man was found to be dead just because his dog licked him. A report shows that a healthy man was found to be dead because of deadly bacteria found in his body, which usually found in a dog's saliva. The report shows the man was healthy, but because of constant pain in his muscles and legs, he had been admitted into a hospital where doctors started the usual treatment. However, when the patient's kidney stopped to give any positive response, they did multiple tests. They found that there were bacteria in his body, which is usually found in a dog's saliva. The man was not bitten by his dog because there were no signs of any injury on his body. However, made an inquiry, it's been found the bacteria must've been transmitted into his body through licking. The bacteria which caused the death of this man are usually found in a cat or dog and could be more dangerous than anyone's expectations.
Doctors said they found severe kidney injury, multiple organ failure, and rhabdomyolysis in his body. The patient was transferred to an intensive care unit where he was given antibiotics; however, that did not help him, and his health deteriorated to the very lowest level in the next thirty hours of admission. Eventually, brain disease, which was caused by a significant paralysis attack, also a kidney failure weakened his body severely.
The man was put on a ventilator when doctors found he was unable to breathe, but that did not help his body also, and eventually, he died. Doctors said the bacteria which were found in his body is severe and must have been transmitted when the dog licked his owner. A similar case had already happened in Wisconsin, where a man lost both his legs and hands after getting affected by bacteria.
Franklin Davis
Franklin did work as a medical representative before joining the health sector of Janmorgan Media. While his past as a writer has helped him write wonderful articles, what really matters is the insight he has in the world of health and medicine. He's also our unofficial diet manager for the office, and you can find him reading some motivational books most of the time.
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Assessment of the current climate and expected climate changes in the Metropolitan Region of Santiago de Chile
Gonzalo Cortés, Sven Schaller, Maisa Rojas, Lilian Garcia, Aniella Descalzi, Luis Vargas, James McPhee
Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research
Finds that trends in Santiago for the last 30 years (1970-2000) show increasing temperatures especially for the upper elevation stations, whereas precipitation amounts have been decreasing
Finds the presence of a warming trend (from 1979-2006) in the Andean regions of central Chile, and a less significant – yet still observable – warming trend in the valley regions
States that, as the Metropolitan Region of Santiago is mostly located within the central valleys and close to the mountain range, according to the results by Falvey and Garreaud, temperatures have been increasing during the last 40 years
Finds that glaciers in the region have presented negative trends in volume and mass according to previous studies, and due to projected higher temperatures in the future these glaciers are expected to keep receding
Climate projections for the region show some variability in value, but mostly agree in the trends being projected: warming temperatures and decreasing precipitation is expected for the region of southern South America according to the models


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Our favourite café in North Yorkshire!
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Wonderful and attentive staff. The best lemon meringue in the North!


With falling house prices and limited mortgage availability, people choosing to stay put and improve their home rather than move this Spring can really watch the pennies by taking advantage of hourly van rentals from Europcar. Whether it's a DIY project, a spring clear-out or chucking out the chintz at car boots or online, Europcar is helping homeowners get the job done on a shoestring.
Europcar is offering rentals of vans by the hour from just £5.99 for a car-derived van and £6.99 per hour for a transit sized van* making it possible to rent a van just for the time it's needed. Europcar's vans are available from almost 200 locations nationwide, backed up by delivery and collection services.
Catriona Lougher, Marketing Director for Europcar said: "Nesting is the new going out as people look to save costs and find renewed pleasure in just being at home. Maximising space with a good-clear out is certainly going to be top of the agenda for many families come Spring and that means getting rid of the detritus – whether that's charity shop, car boot, storage facility or as a last resort – the local dump, all with the help of a van for an hour or two. And if a DIY project is on the cards, it makes sense to rent a van for the materials – it'll be a lot more cost-effective than having it delivered.
Europcar offers a wide selection of rental vans, from the Ford Connect for smaller jobs to the large LDV Maxus equipped with a tail-lift, which makes even the biggest tasks easy to handle. With the option of weekend, daily and hourly rentals, renting a van is not only easier and safer than transporting large items in a car, but uses less fuel as fewer trips will be necessary. With delivery and collection, plus the option of one-way rentals, renting a van from Europcar is the flexible and cost-effective solution for nesting home-owners this Spring.
*The price includes VAT, Damage and Theft Waiver and License and Fee's.
One way rentals not available on hourly pricing.
Hourly rentals are available from 08:00 on a Monday to Midday on a Friday.
Vehicles must be returned by Friday 14:00.


Mantis Cranes utilise the Gapo for crane installation on site, highlighting our commitment to providing our customers with the best possible service.
This method of crane installation is a self-propelled radio remote unit which has the ability to move a number of self erecting tower cranes.
On sites where space in restricted the Gapo has proved to be particularly useful for positioning cranes.
We used the Gapo to install a Mantis 35.10 Self Erecting Tower Crane on site at the restoration of Ross Fountain project in the shadows of Edinburgh Castle. The path to site and the location for the crane was extremely restricted as it included a pathway through preserved and protected gardens, lined with beautiful old trees and other foliage. Due to the maneuverability of the Gapo we were able to complete the installation with no damage to the surrounds.
Due to its innovative design, this system can load, unload and move the cranes into position in a very safe and efficient manner.
Our customers have benefited from the introduction of this crane installation to our fleet. The speed and accuracy of the crane displacement and positioning is at an optimum level.
How will a Self Erecting Tower Crane improve Site Safety?
Can the Self Erecting Tower Cranes be lifted into position using a Mobile Crane if there is not adequate access to tow the crane onto site?
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It's time to update your wardrobe with everyone's favorite season here! Ready to flock by the shore and have the time of your life all sun-baked? A neutral palette will dominate summertime—as these influencers and SM Youth Ambassadors are proposing after they strutted these pieces at SM by the Bay fittingly for the brand's fifth birthday celebration! Take the following ciues straight from Tommy Esguerra, Richard Juan, Kaila Estrada, LA Aguinaldo, Kyle Perry, and Janna Tee as style pickup points for this week and beyond!
1. Ditch nautical. It's time to put those nautical stripes at the back of your closet and trade them for textured lines! Whether you go vertical or patterned, this quick update will instantly give a fresh spin to your summer garb.
2. Subdued hues are key. Forget neon as matte takes the spotlight! Go for muted summer colors, or when in doubt, simply mix and match with black and white pieces for a more put-together look.
3. Get loose. Flowy and oversized are staples during summer, and honestly, we can't see ourselves not wearing it during hot days! A trendy lightweight kimono, baggy shirts, and unbuttoned polos are your best bets.
4. Hat on! Stay stylish while keeping yourself protected from the sun—bring your favorite hat with you in all your travels. While you're at it, pack those specs along, too!
ALSO READ: #ABSCBNLifestyleInspo Jessy Mendiola: Between Love And Career, I Chose Luis, No Regrets!


This unique, invitation only two-day event brings together both domestic and international terroir-focused wineries, craft breweries, cideries. We could not be more thrilled to be included.
Embarking on its fourth year, Top Drop Vancouver is a two day trade and consumer event being held at the Roundhouse in Yaletown and various Vancouver restaurants in May, bringing together a collection of small, hands on wineries, craft breweries, cideries and food purveyors who are passionate about their craft.
Our focus is terroir-influenced, handcrafted wines, and the people behind them. We believe in the importance in farming one's own fruit and/or being constantly engaged with grape-growers to ensure sustainability and a high standard of viticultural practices. We believe in wines that reflect their vintage, and wines that aren't suffocated by vinicultural trickery. We believe in winemaking decisions that are made by a winemaker, and not by a board of directors or marketing team. We believe in those who take chances. We believe these kinds of wines, honest wines of integrity, need a time and place to have their story told.
We also believe craft beer, cider, along with authentic and sustainable produce, dairy, meat and seafood are part of the same conversation, which is why we're proud to showcase some of our best in those areas.
proudly supporting the B.C. Hospitality Foundation.


To improve these disadvantages of these commercial instruments, a wireless-AABR measurement system was developed with the embedded system and the smart phone. Users could control this system to produce the stimuli with the smart phone. The evoked brainstem responses were measured from the scalp and transmitted to the smart phone through the Bluetooth module. The algorithms of Kalman filter and exponential weighted average (EWA) were used to process these signals in real-time. The wave V of the brainstem response would be identified automatically and displayed on the smart phone.
To evaluate the false positive and the reproducibility of our system, 6 male subjects (Age: 23-25; 4 subjects: Normal hearing, NH; 2 subjects: Congenital hearing-impaired, CHI) were tested in two experiments. In the first experiment, all subjects were tested with our system in the hearing exam room by 3 times. The wave V was identified with "Pass" from the results of the system on 4 normal subjects. In contract, the results showed "Refer" on another 2 subjects with hearing-impaired. The result of the false positive tested was 0, and the reproducibility was good for our system. There was no difference between the results measured in the hearing exam room and the electromagnetic pulses isolated room (EMP isolated room). To validate the accuracy of our system, we compared our system to the commercial system in the second experiment. The wave V of 5 subjects (4 NH, 1 CHI) were both identified from these two systems. However, the latencies measured from these two systems were both shorter in the higher volume of the stimuli. Although the relative latencies measured from the commercial system were longer than those of our system, our results showed that the wireless-AABR measurement system was plausible for hearing screening.


Raytown's 6th Annual Tribute and Thank You to All American Veterans and Veteran widows will take place on Sunday November 9, 2014 at 1:30 p.m.
We will honor our veterans with a fantastic color guard and presentation of a memorial wreath in memory of those veterans who have left us. Missouri State Legislator Tom McDonald and Raytown Mayor David Bower will spotlight all veterans. The Kansas City Men's Chorus directed by Noel Fulkerson and the Raytown Community Symphonic Band directed by Eric Eckhoff will perform. A social hour will immediately follow.
Sponsored by: Raytown Council on Aging, Raytown Arts Council, Raytown Retired Teachers Association and Marguerite McNair Chapter DAR.
The Raytown Community Band Plays from 1:30 to 2 p.m.
Program Begins at 2 p.m.


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Extra Time: Circles of Hell
by Colin Bradbury | Apr 9, 2019 | Opinion | 0 comments
When I sit down to write this column every week, I usually take an analytical approach. Look at the facts, crunch the numbers and write something based on a balanced assessment of the two. But there are times when all that goes out of the window, when emotion takes over and there's an overwhelming urge to just howl in frustration. Saturday was one such occasion.
When Carey's penalty was saved, I turned to my son and said, "Watch this. They'll go down the other end and score and we'll lose this two or three nil." I'm not claiming to be Home Park's resident Mystic Meg. I suspect hundreds, if not thousands, of other Argyle fans were saying the exact same thing, because this has happened so often this season that clairvoyant powers were not required to predict the outcome.
By the time we walked away from the ground at 5pm, teeth-gnashing frustration had turned into existential angst. Questions that wise men have pondered through the ages filled my head. Is all human life about suffering? Through that suffering do we ascend to a higher level of being? And most importantly, will Freddie Ladapo ever win a midfield aerial battle?
Was I over-reacting? Probably. But at the time, all I could think about was another point (at least) thrown away on top of the four squandered in the previous two weeks as leads were surrendered against Bristol Rovers and Blackpool. Had we taken even some of those additional points from the three games we wouldn't now be looking over our shoulders at the chasing pack between us and the relegation zone, and could maybe even relax and enjoy the remaining fixtures.
Thoughts then turned to post-match interviews. What reasons will be given to explain Argyle's almost unnatural inability to hold onto a lead, to convert chances into goals or to perform basic defensive duties? Poor refs, adverse weather, pretty much anything beyond the control of those on the pitch or in the dugout? Fair warning to all in the vicinity; if I hear the phrase 'fine margins' one more time, so help me, I won't be responsible for my actions.
Even Charlton's manager, Lee 'punch your team-mate' Bowyer, got in on the act after the game, saying he couldn't understand how Argyle are embroiled in a relegation fight. Well here's one blindingly obvious reason: we don't seem to be able to play a full 90 minutes without imploding. Argyle were by some margin the better side for most of the first half on Saturday. As the manager said, "For 45 minutes we were excellent." It was left to Gary Sawyer to point out the main problem: "As good as we were in the first-half, we're sitting here with no points. It's something that we'll look at in training, and if we could play like that for 90 minutes rather than just the 45, we'll certainly have no problem at all."
Actually, hearing that from the Captain is one of the most worrying things to come out of Home Park in a while. If this was September and we'd played a handful of games that might wash. But it's April and, 41 matches into the season, isn't it a bit late to "look at it in training"? Shouldn't this have been pretty high up on the agenda in training for the last nine months?
There's clearly something fundamentally amiss that prevents Argyle taking their chances or holding onto a lead, or makes them fall to pieces when they go behind. It certainly looked like the same players who came out onto the pitch for the second half on Saturday, but it was as if they'd been swapped with lookalikes who had barely seen a football before. It has to be something to do with the attitude, the culture or the motivation, because good players don't suddenly become hopeless cloggers after 15 minutes sucking on an orange in the dressing room at half time.
This is just one of several recurring themes at Home Park this season. Another is the metronomic regularity of the manager's substitution policy. The crowd is very much not on the edge of their seats wondering which will be the exact minute Ryan Taylor will come on to run around ineffectually or which defensive substitution we'll go for when trailing by two goals. I used the phrase 'Groundhog Day' last week to describe the sense that everything appears to be set in stone at Home Park, that nothing is going to change regardless of how regularly the same issues rear their heads. Tactics seem to fall into that basket as well.
As I've said before, I think that after two mediocre to poor seasons, this lack of urgency to even talk about some of the key issues could come back to bite the club. Details of 2019-20 season tickets were announced last week, and while the increases in some prices caused comment, I think that's a bit of a sideshow. Yes, the adult ticket has gone up by about £20 but that's not much in the grand scheme of things and if people want the club to spend, they have to accept that at our level there is a big reliance on ticket revenues.
There's something more important than price. What supporters will crave is hope that they won't have to endure, for the third year in a row, a miserable first five months of the season that leaves the team rooted to the foot of the table by December.
If the club wants supporters to commit to season tickets next year, they have to make some effort to actually sell them to us. Above all, tell us why we should expect anything different from the last two seasons. Because I confess that, while driving home on Saturday, I started to question the wisdom of shelling out the best part of £500 for season tickets for me and my son. And that's before adding the cost of petrol for the 120 mile round trip for every home game. Now obviously I will renew, not because I can make a rational case for why I should, but because like many football supporters I can't help myself. I can picture my wife rolling her eyes even as I speak.
Rant over. Normal boring analytical service will be resumed in this column next week. Probably.


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If the pickup or drop off aren't ready or available. The first five minutes are always free. Then it's $5 per five minute block.
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When nationwide moving comes to mind, we often think of people packing up their belongings and relocating to a new location across the country. However, it's not always about the big boxes, and huge container trucks.
Small items, documents and other personal articles are important too and when these items need to be delivered in the quickest way possible, people turn to UPS.
UPS (United Parcel Service, Inc.) was founded in 1907 as a simple messenger company in the United States. More than a hundred years later and UPS is now a multi-billion-dollar corporation that plays a pivotal role in global commerce. In fact, it's one of the most recognized brands around the world. Today, it's the largest package delivery company as well as a leader in specialized transportation and logistics services, managing the flow of goods, funds and information in more than 200 countries all across the globe.
UPS has branched out into several businesses each with specific goals and operations, but for the purposes of nationwide moving, we are going to focus on their core business- shipping.
Did you know that UPS delivers more than 16 million packages and documents every single day?
While creating an inventory of your belongings and you encounter an item/items that you would rather send to a friend or relative, rather than simply throw it away.
Basically, UPS is your best option if you need to send and receive small items urgently. Some of their most well-loved services include the same-day and next-day delivery options (as early as 8AM).
Visit their website to see their roster of US and International Shipping Services.
What is their lost items policy?
If your package gets lost or is not delivered, you can ask UPS to help you locate the package. If it really cannot be found, the shipper can file a Lost Package Claim up to the declared value of the package's contents.
You can simply log on to UPS to report a lost package and follow the instructions there.Remember: in order for a package to be considered lost, it should be undelivered at least 24 hours after the expected delivery date and time. You cannot file a report earlier than that.
UPS will then conduct an investigation to try and find the lost package. This can take around 7-10 business days.
If they're unable to locate your package, a Damage/Loss Notification claim letter will be sent to you (if you're the shipper). It's important to note that UPS will not send this claim letter to the receiver. It will be directed to the person who sent the package.
Make sure to provide UPS with proper documentation. This includes original invoices, purchase orders, proof of shipment, etc. This will allow them to analyze the lost item and determine the value of the package contents.
If your claim gets approved, the payment will then be processed. "UPS will pay the lesser of purchase or replacement of costs, up to the declared value" of the items.
Household goods such as: sprays cans, bleaches, paints, etc.
In addition to these hazardous/dangerous items, UPS will also refuse to ship perishable goods that may deteriorate, die, or decompose during travel. If you have any pets or live animals, you'd be better off traveling with them yourself provided that you have the necessary permits if applicable.
For more information about UPS and their services, visit their website.


Hobbit Gardens is earth, sky, woods, plants, sun, and rain. We are learning how to walk gently upon Grandmother Earth, learning to make our footprints smaller so there is a place for all. We teach what we know and what we are learning.
Hobbit Gardens Erth Gathering Center is nearly 30 acres of woods, ravines and pastures. The herb, perennial and vegetable gardens are organically and sustainably grown on more than two acres, with plants, produce and products for sale in the Garden Shop.
Hobbit Gardens is a place of learning about how we live upon the earth and how we can better live upon the earth, creating as small an ecological footprint as possible. It offers workshops on growing, harvesting, using the herbs, organics, weeds, edible landscape, plant medicine, in addition to apprentice programs in herbal studies, garden tours, classes, and programs.
Each season there is a large gathering where guests are welcome to learn and share and teach what we know and what we love. The Erth Center celebrates the solstices and equinoxes to align lives with the rhythms of the earth, the seasons and the changes that create balance.
* April through October: Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 1 – 5 p.m. Other hours by chance or appointment.
* November through March: Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 1 – 5 p.m. Other hours by chance or appointment. Please call to schedule a visit.


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Classical Album of the Week on WRTI 90.1
Every week, on the air and online, you'll hear music from new releases and favorite albums that have been carefully selected for your listening pleasure. Check out our posts for commentary from our hosts and video highlights for each Classical Album of the Week.
Classical Album of the Week: Harpist Elisabeth Remy Johnson's Showcase of Works by Women Composers
WRTI Your Classical and Jazz Source | By Matt Silver
August 2, 2021. Elisabeth Remy Johnson sensed an imbalance: While there were plenty of female harpists playing in prominent symphonies, there seemed to be disproportionately few works composed by women within the "standard" repertory for solo harp. So Remy Johnson, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra's principal harpist since 1995, set out to rectify that imbalance. In 2020, she launched The Even-ing Standard, a project dedicated to transcribing the work of female composers—both historical and contemporary—for solo harp performance. If you're curious as to how that project is going so far, take a listen to her latest release, Quest, which celebrates women composers of the 19th and 20th centuries as well as a mixture of known quantities, and up-and-comers from today.
Your listening room's uninitiated will appreciate recognizable names like Fanny Mendelssohn and Clara Schumann, and the well-trained ears will appreciate Remy Johnson's fresh, caring approach to works from past epochs.
Her take on Mendelssohn's hauntingly gorgeous "Mélodie" is demurely transgressive and cinematic in affect and effect. With its combination of brevity and atmosphere, it'd make a turn-key opening credits sequence for a big-budget Netflix drama set in the Victorian age, suggestive as it is of palace intrigue and perfidy at court. Perhaps a young upstart of non-noble birth grows too ambitious and meets an untimely end at the hands of a very well-mannered someone in a very frilly shirt. Meanwhile, the ever-reticent harpist sits in the adjoining salon, disclosing nothing explicitly but revealing an omniscience through her music.
Like any bingeworthy period piece, this one's addictive to the point that you may find yourself stealing time away from your obligations to play and replay this sub-two-minute track in a quiet, low-lit corner of your home or place of business. You will be wanted, even needed, somewhere else, perhaps urgently, and it won't matter—because, eyes glazed over and mind in another place and time entirely, you'll be in thrall to this piece of music; it compels you.
Remy Johnson similarly approaches Schumann's "Romanze" as a storyteller, though this story's different. The beginning strikes me as a very purposeful, mature expression of love lost, and you think perhaps this is the preface of an ode to lovelorn resignation. But that's not quite what follows; the tone shifts and, suddenly, there's a highly chromatic, soaring surge of Gershwinian-sounding optimism.
Both "Mélodie" and "Romanze" were originally composed—in 1846 and 1853, respectively— for piano. Much of Remy Johnson's oeuvre consists of works originally composed for piano that she's masterfully and evocatively transcribed for solo harp.
Her secret to mastering this ostensibly laborious practice?
"First, I get to know the repertoire of the composer I'm exploring and get a sense of which pieces truly speak to me," she explains in Quest's press release. "Then, I start playing through them to see which are ultimately going to fit well on the harp."
Sounds so easy even a Yale grad could do it….
Remy Johnson graduated from Harvard, where she studied music and French and sang with the Radcliffe Choral Society. It was there where she sang "Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies," a traditional Appalachian folk song about unrequited love with versions by a who's who of folk acts, from Joan Baez to Peter to Peter, Paul and Mary. While PPM's take remains my all-time favorite, one of the great things about this piece is that no two treatments sound that much alike, and Remy Johnson's lives up to this tradition of singularity. It evokes both the beauty and hardship, the magical dreams and stark fatalism that make this music's ancestral home so confoundingly compelling.
And it dovetails most appropriately into a beautiful rendering of Kati Agócs' "John Riley," a wide-angled, bluegrass-tinged piece with an epic narrative sensibility and Appalachian roots of its own. Written in 2006 by the American-Canadian-Hungarian composer, it is but one element of Every Lover is a Warrior, her song cycle for solo harp.
While it would be optimal to hear "Riley" in situ, Remy Johnson does afford us that opportunity with her treatment of Mel Bonis' Cinq Morceaux, from which we're treated to all five elements. Bonis occupies an exalted place among Remy Johnson's favored composers, and the latter's playing here matches the elevated level of her reverence for the music and its creator. This five-part suite is the very best of Remy Johnson; if you listen to nothing else on the record, listen to this. In its entirety. Foundational to the entire recording, these five selections seem to constitute Quest's spiritual core; the rest radiates outward from here.
Still, so much of Quest remains about platforming contemporary female composers that it would be wise to circle back to works from Sally Beamish ("Pavan"), Freya Waley-Cohen ("Skye"), and Johanna Selleck ("Sprindrift")—whose pieces, in succession, close out the album—and Niloufar Nourbakhsh, whose title piece opens things.
These dissonance-heavy contemporary pieces, though worth the effort, may be an acquired taste for some—they were for me. They're much more atmospheric than melodic at times, much more suggestive of a dream-state, of floating untethered through the cosmos, than of earth-bound consciousness.
In between flights of transcendence, cleanse your palate and return to terra firma with Cécile Chaminade's "Aubade," which the celebrated French composer intended as an elegantly simple depiction of sunrise. Mission accomplished there. And as an added bonus, take a listen at the 1:30 mark and see if you can identify where Remy Johnson seems to quote—or at least paraphrase— the bridge to the Gershwins' "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off."
Chaminade's composition predates the Gershwins' by over two decades, so this is almost certainly a coincidence, but it's always fun to think about how very similar musical sensibilities can—and will—manifest themselves in seemingly disparate contexts. Like the cosmos, it's all interconnected.
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Savanna serves up spacious spice kitchens
Cindy Stephen, for the Calgary Herald
Jagbir Singh Kohli and Kuljit Kaur Kohli love the space for creativity that the combination of a generous kitchen and spice kitchen provide.	Christina Ryan / Postmedia
Like many residents of South Asian heritage in Calgary's diverse northeast, Jagbir Singh Kohli has a home with two kitchens — a spice kitchen and a regular, or, as he calls it, outside kitchen.
A spice kitchen is a separate contained space used for cultural cooking, with a window or ventilation system to prevent strong odours from seeping into the main living area. The regular kitchen is for everything else and is generally larger than the spice kitchen, except in Kohli's custom-built home in Savanna.
"It's about 10 feet by nine feet. We put a dishwasher, a microwave and big cabinets in there, too," he says.
The spice kitchen took the place of the pantry as laid out in the original blueprints for Arcuri Homes' 3,034-square-foot Sage floor plan. Kohli and his wife worked with the builder for nearly two years to customize their dream home, incorporating the optional third floor plan and increasing the above grade living area to 3,392 square feet.
"We made so many changes," Kohli says with a grin. "It seems like we visited the show home about 150 times while planning our home."
The main floor also has a guest bedroom and three-piece bathroom plus the two kitchens, family room and mudroom off the garage. The second floor has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and laundry area, while the third level — Kohli's favourite part of the house — has a loft, another bedroom and bathroom.
"You can see everywhere, from the airport to the mountains, from the loft," he says.
Kohli, his wife and two daughters took up residence in their new home in July.
"We are very much satisfied with the builder and the community. We got the best deal and the best home," he says.
As a boutique luxury builder, Arcuri builds fewer than 20 homes a year in Calgary. The Sage was Arcuri's first show home when Savanna, an estate area of Saddleridge, was launched in 2017. Arcuri is one of five single-family home builders in the Genstar Development community, along with Homes by Avi, Excel Homes, Prominent Homes and Cardel Homes.
Josh Anderson, Arcuri area sales manager, says the Sage show home has been sold but the floor plan is still available. He has two lots left that will accommodate such a large footprint, both backing onto green space. The Sage starts in the mid- to high $700,000s.
"The Daila is our current Savanna show home, a 2,419-square-foot, two-storey front drive home with a base price of $598,000. The show home itself is for sale right now on a lease-back program for $700,000," he says.
There are 14 lots, between 32 and 42 feet wide, to accommodate the Daila. Arcuri launched another plan — the Nahla, in November. With 2,462 square feet, this home starts at $604,000.
Anderson says there are very specific requests from new home buyers in Savanna.
"Probably 80 per cent of the homes we build here have a spice kitchen. It's one of the No. 1 things we get asked for. It replaces the pantry space," he says.
Other priorities include a main floor suite with a full bathroom, an open to above foyer, a double front door entry and a double master suite upstairs.
Basement development is rarely requested and Savanna is technically not zoned for secondary suites, Anderson says. Residents prefer to have extended or visiting family members stay above grade.
"Everyone wants a main floor suite for parents coming over. They don't want them doing stairs and things like that," he says.
Now entering its third year of construction, Savanna has fully landscaped parks and playgrounds with gorgeous promenades, Anderson says, with a commercial centre set to open and another in mid-build.
"The Savanna Market is done with retailers still moving in and getting ready. The Savanna Bazaar is still under construction," he says.
Arcuri is also building in Carrington in the northwest and Walden in the southeast.
COMMUNITY: Savanna in Saddleridge
DEVELOPER: Genstar Development Co.
BUILDER: Arcuri Homes
MODEL: The Sage front garage estate home
SIZE: 3,034 square feet, two-storey with optional third, five bedrooms (four up, one main floor bedroom plus three-piece bathroom), main floor mudroom and pantry with option for a spice kitchen
PRICE: From the mid- to high $700,000s.
INFORMATION: The Arcuri show home is at 29 Savanna Gardens N.E. arcurihomes.com
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Riwon Airport is an airport in Riwŏn-gun, Hamgyong-namdo, North Korea.

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The airfield has a single asphalt runway 11/29 measuring 8150 x 128 feet (2484 x 39 m).  It has a full-length parallel taxiway with aprons at each end, as well as taxiways leading nearly 1.5 km north to dispersed or underground aircraft storage.  It is home to a fighter regiment of 38 MiG-21 jets.

The majority of aircraft located here tend to be a mass of J-5

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Airports in North Korea
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I'm very sorry to say that I wish I never read this book. Me Before You was such an amazing, emotional read and I was expecting the same for this sequel. It was very disappointing.
For starters, can the Lily character just disappear? I really didn't like her much. She was very annoying and honestly it was unbelievable that she was a teenager. And Louisa needed some more life in her, because the first half of the book was very dead. I do understand that that was how she coped with Will's death, but she was too much in a depressing state to make the book a good read. I got kind of depressed with her, and not in a good way.
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Apart from the story, I really like the way Jojo Moyes writes. That, and the fact that once I start a book I have to finish it, kept me reading.