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Biography Vajkule Lyme Stanislavovna
Lyme Vajkule was born on March 31 in the town of Cesis Latvian SSR. His father, Stanislav Vajkule was working. My mother was the director of a large store. Three years later, her family - mother, father, two older sisters (one summary, and one native) and the senior half-brother - moved to Riga.
Parents of future singers did not have any relation to music, but my grandmother Limes sang in the church choir and, apparently, its genes are inherited by his granddaughter. Lyme recalls: "In kindergarten I did not like to sleep in the afternoon snack, and I sang. Parents are also asked to sing, when they came to visit. I sang in a low voice, that was funny, unusual, so I was a Diva: '
Despite his obvious singing talent, Lyme did not want to be a singer, dreaming of becoming a doctor. Even when in the first grade school teacher came to her parents and urged them to buy her daughter a piano (say, from Limes obvious musical talent), Lyme flatly rejected such a future. And parents went to meet her (though even if his daughter wanted to have a piano, this vision was difficult to implement - the size of their studio apartments are not allowed to put in it is so cumbersome instrument).
Unlike his elder sister Yana Lyme grew tomboy, that kind "ugly duckling". She hated to play girlish games ( "Mothers and Daughters," "classics"), preferring a more dynamic pastime - "hide and seek", shtander etc.. "I was the favorite of the family, but very capricious. Always did only what it thinks fit. Severe child, terrible. In five years I "punish" their parents: to collect belongings and left home. This older sister told her mother: "Do you believe it?" But where it goes! " But I still went. Over the corner of the house. Parents were looking for me and, thank God, quickly found. I was waiting for them and thought: "Why so long looking for?" But I'm stubborn, if not found - would have sat there till morning!..
As a child I often stayed home alone with his grandmother. So I thought it was my grandmother, but on the very fact it was the mistress of the house where we lived. I loved her, I think she did too, but we have sometimes occurred 'explanation of the relationship'. I remember once she had a row me and I decided to take revenge - to poison her chickens. Our house was a snake venom, mom or dad used it, I do not remember. Yeah, I think the venom - is something that should. Slipped in the feed. Of course, nothing happened. But soon a sick chicken, and I decided that I was poisoned her. Terribly worried, prayed that the chicken survived: Since nothing like I never wanted to do. Not that it did not do, and did not want to do ... ' - Recalls the singer.
School discipline given Laime easy, and it the first few years was a solid A student. But then it fascinated amateur (she studied singing at the Riga Palace of Culture), and the exact sciences overshadowed. With 11 years of Lyme Vajkule already participated in numerous competitions
. At age 12, she participated in the contest of young singers in the house of culture in Riga VEF factory receives a diploma and begins to speak with a Big Band.
. In the 14 years for a company with a friend took part in a national contest of young singers and became his diplomantkoy
. However, parents reacted to the success of his daughter with enviable composure, considering her passion for music business frivolous. That is why, at their insistence, in 1969, after eight classes, Lyme entered medical school. But nature took its toll and soon threw Lyme College and devoted himself entirely to music - began performing in the vocal and instrumental ensemble.
It is worth noting that in 15 years of age at the Lyme noticed Raimonds Pauls, who in those years led the pops orchestra. He invited the young talent in their team, promising a year to make a soloist, but refused an invitation from the Lyme. Wait a year she did not want, the more so in its own VIE she was the first soloist, and in that year was going to go on a tour of the Caucasus.
"We had a case, it seems, in Adjara. In my music policemen shot - quite wrongly, we were returning from a concert and collided with another vehicle in which police were. They behaved disgracefully, and a fight broke. And the police began to shoot. Two musicians wounded (one bullet went in millimeters from the carotid artery) - they put in the hospital, and two were in prison. To me came the policeman who fired without warning, on her knees, so I said that he first shot into the air, the big money offered, but it was not true, and I did not agree. The trial. I remember it all my life, because I was sitting behind a policeman's son and all the while doing a sword like this: chic-chic-chic-chic. But I still told him everything as it was. And all the rest were bribed. And my testimony as a minor, it turned out, have no meaning - so that all my heroism was in vain. But the main thing is not so important - I did as she wanted, and felt it necessary ... "
A little after working with his own band, then with 18 years of Lyme Vajkule became a soloist of the Riga pop-concert association and began performing in restaurants.
In 1970, one of their disco Lyme Vajkule met a young bass player Andrew Latkovsky. Andrew was from an educated family - his father taught political economics at the University of Riga, and my mother worked as an expert Chamber of Commerce in Latvia. According to Andrew, he just came from the army and immediately drew the attention of Lyme. It turned out that they have to work in a team, in the orchestra. Worked for a time, separated, then he worked. No relationship was not between them, except that sympathy ...
'And then again, fate brought us together, and we again began to work together, but in Leningrad (it happened in 1978. - V. R.). Living away from home, hotels ... Lyme and then was brilliant, I began to look after, we went together for life ... ' - Says Andrew.
In 1979, Lyme Vajkule began performing in the famous variety show 'Juras pearl' in Jurmala. And she not only sang, but she put dances, invented costumes, musicians gained in their own team. The show, performed in those years, Lyme, was considered one of the most colorful in the Baltic countries and attracted a huge number of spectators.
. Lacking the rich vocal gift, Lyme Vajkule song was playing on a play in which the principal became imaginative solution
. Much attention is paid plastic, dance, decoration, costume. Lyme Vajkule within five years gave the presentation at the Riga coast and was in them, and singer, and dancer, and director, and choreographer, and artist-designer.
In 1984 she graduated from the directing department GITIS. In addition to the Western repertoire and a number of contemporary songs, accompanied by instrumental ensemble 'Laima' (Arts, Hand. Robert Albert), starting singing Latvian songs, in particular P. Pauls 'Verokoko' (in the Russian version of her singing in. Leontiev - 'Verooko'). A singer said well-known poet and songwriter Ilya Reznik. He invited her to record a new song on the radio 'bonfire night', the singer hit not only the airwaves, but also in TV shows 'Song-86'.
Then, in 1986, a Soviet-Italian concert of pop stars Lyme Vajkule performed in conjunction with Leontiev's new song 'Vernissage' (Pauls, st. Resnick). By 1987 New Lyme Vajkule recorded another song by the same authors 'Not evening', offering his original interpretation. In February 1987, participated in readings Pauls in the concert hall 'Russia', after the broadcast of the concert on TV Lyme Vajkule received all-union reputation.
'Golden Lyre' at the international festival in Czechoslovakia ( 'Bratislava Lyre') in May of the same in 1987 for the song 'Vernissage' consolidated the success of the singer. Along with studying at the Faculty of directors Variety GITIS preparations began long solo program, . which premiered in the concert hall "Russia" in early 1988 and proved, . what actress are subject to the lyric, . characteristic, . comic, . grotesque images,
. The program included new songs - 'Sherlock Holmes', 'Fiddler on the Roof', 'Tango Summer Garden' - Pauls-Resnick. This work clearly demonstrated and the directorial talent Limes Vajkule (logical construction, lighting solution). Singer at the start of the song, see it in the whole volume - the plot, plastic, costume. Works Limes Vajkule distinguish the highest professionalism, imaginative solutions, entertainment, great taste with a certain extravagance. The singer returned the lost platform was a genre-theater variety show.
By nature Lyme Vajkule - experimenter. This is evident not only in changing your own image (vamp, masculine style of dress, Americanized 'diva', etc.), but also in the style of her work on stage.
Titanic performance, the ability to go to a pre-determined target goal allowed Laime Vajkule in the short term to overcome the path that from the other would have required years. Lyme Vajkule toured (Finland, Germany, Italy). In 1989, America recorded in English, seven songs ( "I pray for you ',' Smart in the mountain will not go ', etc.. Song Pauls-Resnick).
In 1990 a new solo concert in the Concert Hall Limes Vajkule 'Russia' was more successfully. Now she helps like-minded people - artists, designers, Staging. The repertoire of songs of composer and replenished. Krutogo ( 'Street Love', 'The branch of chestnut', 'Acapulco', 'You and I', etc.).
In 1991 Vajkule went to work in Japan, which signed the largest for a contract to date - up to 95 thousand dollars. The money is the singer traveled to Hawaii twice: once - on the island of Maui, the second time - in Honolulu. Well, all. The remaining dollars somewhere dispersed.
In the same year, Lyme Vajkule underwent a serious illness that nearly led to death. When she was asked: 'What do you want to bring you a book? " she replied: 'Bible'. They say that we are born and die alone. A remarkable phrase:. A die is easier when you believe. Startling discovery for the singer began the book by Alexander I. He could easily understandable language to explain the inexplicable.
'I went to the edge of his life and then turned to religion and became all think differently. And if earlier it seemed to me absurd to claim that people in suffering becomes clearer, I could not understand what could be good in bad. Now I know that a person who does not have survived as a person not yet born. I will always remember the words of one American movie: "Life - is walking on a wire, and everything else - waiting '. I was shocked and surprised when I heard them the first time. But now I fully agree with them ... ' - Divided singer.
Despite the fact that all her relatives were Catholics, Lyme baptized in the Orthodox church. He believes that much difference between Orthodoxy and Catholicism no. All - Christians.
In 1993, L. Vajkule decided in parallel with the work and do business - has opened in Riga salon-barber shop 'Lyme-suite'. But three years later to the question: 'How are you getting on in business? " - She replied: 'My salon unprofitable. When I started, I thought that it would cost, for example, 10 thousand dollars, but it turned out - a few hundred ... It turned out that everything I do, now you need to give. Add to this the high rent, exclusive products from the United States, pay workers ... But I almost did not penetrate it, entrusting all professionals. By the way, in comparison with the Moscow price cut in my cabin is 'penny'.
By the way, the haircut. A number of beauty treatments (manicure, pedicure) Lyme does in her salon, but prefers haircut in America, in Philadelphia, where specially fly to the barber Anatolia Farveru.
However, a more serious problem fell on the head Limes in the mid-90. The fact is that except for a four room apartment in the center of Riga, Laima and her common-law husband, Andrew Latkovsky had a country house in Jurmala. However, the new law, adopted in Latvia, the former owners, who had a 20-30-ies in the republic real estate, and then gone abroad and is now eligible to get this property back. Here at Cottage Limes announced former boss, who is now living in Switzerland. Had the actress with her husband to buy himself a new cottage in the same Jurmala.
Lyme Vajkule says: 'All spent on repairing the old cottages money we have not returned. Although the new owners promised to pay 20 thousand dollars that I leave the house. Reluctantly, almost paid thousands. Alas. Is the law! It does not protect people who have lived here for decades. By the way, declaring the master here, in Jurmala, never moved, preferring to live in Switzerland ... '
In 1997 Vajkule preparing a new program with a musician SW. Varum (father of singer Angelika Varum, hitherto the only performer of his songs), again recorded in America, a new disk is in Russian, and a lot of concerts, performing several songs with a steep, V. Vinokur A. Leshchenko, with the duet 'Tea for Two'.
In 1999 in the concert hall "Russia" concert took place 'Lyme in the style of tango', in 2001 - 'In the XXI century - with loved ones'. Bright show, which, as the singer, she was life. Sounds good music, intelligent texts (many of them are written by the poet in. Pelenyagre), excellent choreography A. Sigalova and set design by Jean-Pierre Trevor (England), in setting itself Limes Vajkule.
Probably not in the national pop-coterie hearted man more animals than Lyme Vajkule. One of the dancers of her ensemble admits: "When we stand on tours in other city, you can easily trace the route by which drove Lyme: there on the street corners to eat homeless dogs'.
Several years ago, Lyme decided to get a dog and chose the most militant breed - Rottweiler. The dog named Candy (in translation from English - 'candy'). However, despite the innocuous name, the dog differs steep temper. According to the most Limes, yet it's not, he bites all in a row. The concept of 'all' includes both the people close to the singer (mother, husband), and co-workers (for example, a new management saloon 'Lyme-suite' Candy ripped sleeve luxurious fur coats). It should be noted that the glory of fierce disposition Candy extends far beyond our fatherland. Was a case where Lyme Vajkule was forced to cancel foreign tours, as organizers flatly refused to accept it with Candy. And leave the dog was not with anyone.
Lyme Vajkule known as a strong defender of animal rights. It is a vegetarian for ethical reasons.
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The Summa Theologica is timeless, but particularly important today because of his synthesis of faith and reason, revelation and philosophy, and the Biblical and the classical Greco-Roman heritages. This little book is designed for beginners, either for classroom use or individually. It contains the most famous and influential passages of St. Thomas' philosophy with copious aids to understanding them.


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Baare is a historical farming community in the Talensi District, located about three (3) kilometres north to the district capital Tongo. It shares boundary with Tongo-Beo and Gambiggo to the North and Kpatia to the East, Gbeogo to the West and Zubeongo and Tongo to the South. It has a land area of 97.7km². The district lies between latitude 10.15° and 10.60° north of the equator and longitude 0.31° and 10.50. The climate is tropical with two distinct seasons (Rainy and Dry). The rainy season is erratic, and runs from May to October each year with an annual mean of 950mm. The dry season stretches from October to April. Top temperature of 450C in March and April with a minimum of 120C in December. The most common economic trees are the Shea nuts, dawadawa, baobab and acacia.
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CDR steal the headlines with double British F3 victory at Brands Hatch
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Tewkesbury team back to winning ways in the UK's premier single seater series.
Guest star Simmons banks a double win, Skelton shows his consistency once again, including a career-best second in a historic 1-2 finish for the team.
Championship heads back to Donington Park after a short break on 19-20 September.
Chris Dittmann Racing claimed their first two victories of the 2020 BRDC British Formula 3 Championship season with a storming display at Brands Hatch GP last weekend [29-30 August].
The Tewkesbury-based team made the journey to the iconic 2.4-mile Kent circuit keen to build on Josh Skelton's maiden podium last time out at Donington Park, and buoyed by the return of multiple race winner Ayrton Simmons to the fold.
Simmons showed his class from the get-go, taking a double pole position for Races 1 and 3 in qualifying; Skelton did well to put himself sixth and in the frame for another solid points haul, despite being held up on his best lap at the end of the session.
The opening race saw CDR bank their first race win of the 2020 campaign, with Simmons making a lightning start to retain the lead and, despite a safety car restart, he went unchallenged to the chequered flag, the eventual winning margin some 0.5 seconds.
Skelton maintained sixth, and then led the team's charge with eighth in the reverse grid race, Simmons banking another valuable point in 15th.
Sunday opened with a CDR front-row lockout courtesy of Simmons and Skelton's second-quickest times from qualifying.
Despite a slow getaway at the first attempt, a red flag stoppage gave Skelton a second bite of the cherry, and he made no mistake to keep second spot behind Simmons, and from there the pair powered clear whilst the pack behind fought amongst themselves.
Simmons duly claimed his second victory of the weekend, even more impressive consider the lack of pre-event testing after a late call-up, and Skelton gave the team extra reason to celebrate with not only a superb 1-2 finish, but also a career-best result for him.
Skelton then banked another top-six finish to elevate himself to third overall in the standings in the fourth and final contest; an overheated clutch put Simmons out of the running from the front row within moments of the start.
The BRDC British Formula 3 Championship returns to action after a short break back at Donington Park, Leicestershire, over the weekend of 19-20 September.
Chris Dittmann, Team Principal:
"I'm really pleased with how the entire team has performed this weekend at Brands Hatch.
"For Ayrton to jump back into the car, which has changed slightly since he last drove it, with almost no testing to then take a double pole position and two race victories is absolutely astounding, and it shows us we've really got the car in a sweet spot for someone to be able to 'plug in and play' like that.
"I'm very proud of how Josh is coming along his rookie season. Had he not been blocked in qualifying on his last run, we could well have been celebrating more than one podium for him this weekend, but a career-best result of second is a fitting reward for the consistency, hard work and attitude he's been putting in.
"We'll go to Donington Park later in the month now with our tails in the air; we're very much in this championship hunt now and there's plenty of work to be done to make sure we keep this momentum going.
"A big thanks to everyone in the team – inside the cars and out of them – for their hard work and commitment. It's very, very much appreciated."
Ayrton Simmons (#12) said:
"As a whole, I'm very happy with the performances and results. I didn't expect to be doing that well on my return to British F3, having not driven the new car or the car at all in about eight or nine months.
"Overall, we exceeded expectations, I would say. I can't thank the boys at Chris Dittmann Racing enough for giving me the opportunity, and thank you to them for giving me an amazing car that enabled me to win the races I did and get the pole positions I did.
"For the team, it's very positive because they've shown that they have got an amazing car. They have a great group of engineers and have provided an awesome set up in all conditions."
Josh Skelton (#43) said:
"Overall, it's been another really good weekend for me, and for the team as a whole. I had another four top-ten finishes, and bagged another podium – which is even more amazing when it's a 1-2 finish for the team.
"Scoring solid points throughout the weekend means we've also jumped up to third in the standings. I can't wait for the next round at Donington Park in a few weeks' time, and a massive thank you as always to the entire team at CDR for their hard work."
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CDR and Simmons the Saturday stars in BRDC British F3 season opener
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Thanks to students who put their writing skills and imaginations to the test to highlight the needs of their schools, four public schools across the U.S., including one in Arizona, will each receive a $25,000 grant from Lowe's and its Charitable and Educational Foundation.
The winning schools were announced today after more than 4,000 students wrote Letters to Lowe's as part of a campaign celebrating ten years of the company's Toolbox for Education grants program. Lowe's used the student letter-writing campaign as a platform to encourage teachers to have open conversations with their students about ways to improve their school.
Denver teacher Kyle Schwartz, an education advocate who brought national awareness to the challenges faced by students by tweeting her students' responses to the phrase "I wish my teacher knew," supported the Letters to Lowe's campaign and inspired school communities from California to Maine to submit their students' letters to Lowe's.
Hiddenite Elementary School (Hiddenite, NC) – Fourth grader Callie wrote to Lowe's about her school's need for a playground refurbishment. She described cracked slides, the need for handicap accessible equipment and benches for kids to rest on as some of the reasons her school should receive the grant.
Lake County High School (Tiptonville, TN) – Twelfth grader Peyton told Lowe's about the deteriorating conditions at his school that was built more than 50 years ago. He shared how awesome the teachers are at his school, but that the school needed an updated physical appearance the students could be proud of.
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Where is Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson?
No race baiting as these hood rats are black.
No outrage because the victim is white.
Look closely at the the thugs in this picture.
A tip to Crimeline has led to the arrests of two men in a brutal beating that occurred a week ago in the Midway community east of Sanford.
Investigators got a break in the case Thursday, when a tip to Crimeline named Bender and gave the street name of the second suspect.
On Friday, investigators learned Israel's fingerprints had been found both inside and outside of the victim's vehicle.
The witness was shown photo lineups and picked out Bender and Israel as the men he saw beating the victim. He said Bender was the man wielding the hammer.
Both men were arrested late Friday.


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Pays (France)
For the 2016 Canadian film with the French title Pays, see Boundaries (2016 film).
This article needs attention from an expert in France. Please add a reason or a talk parameter to this template to explain the issue with the article. WikiProject France may be able to help recruit an expert. (February 2009)
Look up pays in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
In France, a pays (French: [pɛ.i] ( listen)) is an area whose inhabitants share common geographical, economic, cultural, or social interests, who have a right to enter into communal planning contracts under a law known as the Loi Pasqua or LOADT (Loi d'Orientation pour l'Aménagement et le Développement du Territoire; English: Directive law concerning territorial planning and development), which took effect on February 4, 1995.[1]
It was augmented on June 25, 1999, by the Loi Voynet or LOADDT (Loi d'Orientation de l'Aménagement Durable du Territoire). The LOADDT enables the citizens of a community to form a legally recognized pays after deciding to do so by mutual consent; its aim is to help bring the inhabitants of urban and neighboring rural districts into dialogue and agreement.
The Council of Development in each pays assembles together the elected officials and the economic, social, and cultural actors, and their associates, into a deliberative forum to discuss the development policies which should be followed by the community. While the Council can give advice, submit proposals, and monitor development projects, it does not have the authority to make official decisions.
The Charter of the Pays makes it possible to fix the stakes and the objectives of the community. Few structures are recognized as pays Voynet, meaning nationwide, because the recognition criteria are sometimes far from what the pays are. Then again, several pays are recognized by the Commission Régionale d'aménagement et de développement du Territoire.
Sense of the wordEdit
In France, the contract of the Pays can be signed among the members of the pays, or between the pays and its surrounding area, the department, the region, or with the national state when the stakes are well-identified.
In this context, the French term pays is not used in the modern sense of "country"[citation needed] but preserves the original meaning of the Latin word from which it was derived, pagus, which designated the territory controlled by a medieval count. The majority of pays are roughly coextensive with the old counties (e.g., county of Comminges, county of Ponthieu, etc). Today Pays de France still refers to a tiny area in northwest Ile-de-France, hence city names such as Roissy-en-France or Tremblay-en-France.
Although this word is frequently translated into English as country, its usage can mean a region or territory of a nation (bounded by borders and constituting a geographical entity) considered from the point of view of a certain identity or community of interest of its inhabitants[2]. It is held to be the geographical basis of the state.[3] The word is also used less precisely as an alternative for état (state).[4]
Pays of BrittanyEdit
Brittany, consisting of 4 departments, is also subdivided into 21 pays.
pays de Brest
pays de Cornouaille
pays du Centre-Ouest de Bretagne
pays de Morlaix
Pays de Trégor-Goélo
pays de Guingamp
pays de Saint-Brieuc
pays de Centre-Bretagne
pays de Pontivy
pays de Lorient
pays d'Auray
pays de Vannes
pays de Ploërmel-Coeur de Bretagne
pays de Brocéliande
pays de Dinan
pays de Saint-Malo
pays de Fougères
pays de Rennes
Pays de Vitré-Porte de Bretagne
pays es Vallons de Vilaine
pays de Redon et Vilaine, note this pays straddles 3 departments, including one located outside Brittany, the Loire Atlantique.
Pays of Franche-ComtéEdit
La Franche-Comté, consisting of 4 departments, is also subdivided into 16 pays :
pays de l'Aire Urbaine (Belfort-Montbéliard-Héricourt-Delle )
pays du Doubs Central
pays du Haut-Doubs
pays Horloger
pays de Loue Lison
pays de Pierrefontaine Les Varans
pays des Vosges Saônoises
pays Dolois
pays du Haut Revermont
pays de la Haute Vallée de l'Ain
pays des Lacs et de Petite Montagne
pays Lédonien
pays du Haut Jura
pays Graylois
pays des Sept Rivières
pays de Vesoul et du Val de Saône
Pays d'outre mer
Pays-d'en-Haut (disambiguation)
Pays des Illinois
^ European Conference of Ministers of Transport (2004). Assessment & Decision Making for Sustainable Transport. OECD Publishing. ISBN 92-821-1311-6.
^ https://www.larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais/pays/58825?q=pays#58466
^ https://www.larousse.fr/encyclopedie/divers/pays/77678
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SETTING Warren is a town of about 1,400 in western Connecticut. Rural and historically agricultural, it still has several working dairy farms, as well as a scattering of older houses on large expanses of land. This house, which comes with more than 10 acres, is a couple of miles from the town green, near an old church. Boating on Lake Waramaug is a two-minute drive; skiing on Mohawk Mountain is about 20 minutes. The train station in Danbury is a 40-minute drive; the ride into New York takes a couple of hours.
INDOORS This clapboard colonial was built in 1740, with updates and expansions over the past 20 years. Originally set along the road, it was later moved back on the property, toward the woods.
In the oldest section, the architectural details are almost entirely original: wood floors, brick fireplaces with wood mantels, 12-over-12 sash windows and plaster walls. The sitting and dining rooms have fireplaces. The kitchen has been updated with stainless-steel appliances and tile backsplash, but has a rustic-looking wooden island and counters. Steps lead down to a large family room with a fireplace and painted wood floors.
Bedrooms are upstairs. The second-floor master, over the family room, has a pitched ceiling and painted floors. The old attic is lined with built-in bunk beds that sleep eight. One of the two barns is outfitted with a skateboard ramp; the other has horse stalls.
OUTDOOR SPACE The lot is 10.6 acres, part of it wooded. Behind the house are a pool and a pond with a sandy beach. A path leads through the woods to a small clearing next to a stream.
SETTING Minnetonka is a suburb at the eastern edge of Lake Minnetonka, less than 10 miles from Minneapolis. This house is on an acre and a half at the end of a private road, surrounded by woods. According to the listing agent, the neighborhood is architecturally mixed — some older houses, some more recently built, as small as a few thousand square feet and as large as 10,000. Shopping centers are within about two and a half miles; the lake is about five miles away.
INDOORS The house, built in 1993, is two stories, with the entry at street level and a lower level banked onto a hill. Made of steel, glass and concrete, it has an open-plan interior with stone-tile floors and glass walls. The custom cabinetry and window frames are anodized metal; the tornado shutters on the exterior are steel.
The living-and-dining area is more than 800 square feet, with recessed lighting that spotlights the owners' art collection and ceilings that rise to nearly two stories. Sliding doors open to a large deck.
The first-floor master bedroom has its own private deck and a sitting room with a spiral staircase wrapped in glass brick, leading up to an office loft. The other two bedrooms are downstairs, along with a large family room and a gym.
OUTDOOR SPACE The lot is 1.56 acres, densely wooded.
SETTING This house is in the Bon Ton Historic District, a neighborhood of stately older homes south of downtown Bozeman, and is on South Willson Avenue, one of the area's most architecturally distinguished streets. Main Street, a pedestrian-friendly corridor of shops, restaurants and cafes, is eight blocks north.
INDOORS The three-story house was built around 1906 and last updated in 2016. A blend of Queen Anne and colonial revival styles, it has a wraparound porch and broad upper balcony, as well as several turrets.
The ornate woodwork inside — columns, crown molding, box beams and wainscoting — is almost entirely original, with newer work made to match. In the foyer, there is an oval stained-glass window and paneled wainscoting that runs under a band of William Morris wallpaper; the floors here are marble, in a basket-weave pattern.
The formal living room and family room have rounded bay windows; an archway in the living room opens to the staircase, which is lit by three panels of stained glass. The formal dining room has a gas fireplace with a glazed ceramic-tile surround, framed by a tiger-oak mantel.
The updated kitchen has off-white cabinets, a farm sink and a bar sink, and stainless-steel appliances, including a Thermador range and Sub-Zero refrigerator. An informal breakfast room adjoins the dining room, with wainscoting and built-in shelving.
The second-floor master bedroom has a rounded bay window and walk-in closet. The adjoining bathroom has honed marble floors with radiant heat. Another upstairs bedroom has a fireplace with a surround of tile and bird's-eye maple and a door to the upper balcony; a third bedroom features an original birch door with original hardware.
The third floor, formerly a billiards room, is a large, open space with dormer and bay windows, as well as a call button to the first floor. The basement is used for storage; a detached one-car garage adjoins a covered carport.
OUTDOOR SPACE The lot is nearly a half-acre, with a lawn, fenced yard, brick patio and perennial beds.


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Reporting the Crisis: Baltimore, #FreddieGray, and the News and Social Media Reaction
By politicalviolenceataglance
Guest post by Jeffrey Ian Ross
A news van near Baltimore protests over the death of Freddie Gray. By Arash Azizzada.
The recent tragic death of Freddie Gray while in Baltimore police custody and the resultant police, political, activist, public, and news and social media reaction bears critical analysis.
Had it not been for the smart phone video footage, Grays ' death may have been swept under the carpet, and considered just another case of death by misadventure. But the footage served as an important catalyst for igniting and sustaining the resultant protests and riots, and ushered in a tsunami of worldwide news and social media reporting of diverse content.
In terms of a news story with a beginning, middle and end, the timing could not have been better. Shortly after the arrest and news of Grays' death, loud voices and images of acts of discontent flooded our airways, television, computer, and smart phone screens. But it was not until Monday April 27 when this activity reached a crescendo, forcing Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake to ask Governor Larry Hogan to call up the National Guard.
As the cable news network satellite trucks were arriving in Baltimore on Monday morning, tensions were high, and riots occurred on Monday afternoon and continued into the evening with looting and fires set to businesses. Between Tuesday and Thursday, the conflict played itself out on the streets, behind closed doors, and in the news and social media with scenes of protesters taunting the police dressed in riot gear, with shields and batons at the ready, challenging them to enforce the 10 pm curfew. On the morning of Friday May 1st, Marilyn Mosby, the state's attorney, announced the charging of the six BPD officers involved in the arrest of Gray to the cheers of joyous crowds on the streets of Charm City.
By Saturday night, just in time for the Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao fight, and for Saturday Night Live to spoof the events of the week, and despite the curfew still being in force, the national cable news stations that had so vigorously reported the story, were no longer present, as if to suggest that the entire street conflict was resolved. Forty-eight hours after the Mosby announcement, the Sunday morning television news magazines dissected the events, and the New York Times' "Week in Review," published analytical pieces on the story.
As the hours and days passed, new developments and new themes emerged, the news media, their pundits, experts and sources seized upon the moment to generate new stories and new angles. Due to a constellation of factors, each had a different shelf live, and in some cases the reverberations are still being felt by the various stakeholders. These themes included questions regarding:
Rawlings-Blake's decision to enlist the help of gangs.
Whether she was too slow to ask Hogan to send in the National Guard.
The use of the word "thugs" to describe the protesters and those engaging in riots.
Rawlings-Blake's statement about giving the rioters space.
The mom of the year.
Why the rioters were destroying their own community.
Why the riot was long overdue.
The appropriateness of the curfew.
These stories and angles framed our understanding of what took place. Each night the protests and riots and the coverage that ensued became the fodder of comedians such as Jon Stewart and Larry Wilmore. Soon we heard chants from protesters for the news media to go home. CNN's Wolf Blitzer and Fox's Geraldo Rivera, news media stalwarts in these kinds of events, were singled out for incisive derision, and were seen as sensationalizing the story.
And then there was television producer David Simon, the creator of The Wire, who on his website posted a lament for the city he so successfully caricatured, allegedly staying up past 3 am on Monday night/Tuesday morning answering posts from followers and critics. Not to be outdone, the news media featured interviews with former Wire actors J. D. Williams (who played Bodie) and the New York Times published an op-ed by Sonja Sohn (who played Kima Greggs). When the news media gives voice to actors who play fictionalized characters in a television series set in Baltimore, something has gone incredibly wrong.
But now that the curfew has been lifted, and the police and city goes through its painful process of self-examination, the themes have morphed once again. Now people are talking about economic losses — but they're not thinking about the money that will flow into town because this happened. Plus the numerous conspiracy theories? Some bloggers say this is a multi-year strategy to force local business out, to be replaced by national chains.
The biggest question however, can't be answered by any reporter, source, pundit, or twitter post. It is not why the protests or the riots occurred, but why in the face of years of police use of excessive force has the Baltimore Police Department been relatively unscathed in its ability to sanction and/or fire its officers? This question cannot be answered in any sound bite, or twitter post by a friend of a friend of a friend. As with the prosecution of the six officers, this will take time and patience and thoughtful analysis to answer in a meaningful way that leads to real (not fictional) social change.
Jeffrey Ian Ross is a Professor in the School of Criminal Justice, College of Public Affairs, and a Research Fellow of the Center for International and Comparative Law, and the Schaefer Center for Public Policy at the University of Baltimore.
politicalviolenceataglance
carl glover says:
When cops are found guilty in a court of law they are punished. Fortunately the court of public opinion does not have the power to punish.
I just wanted to say that I too have had my suspicions about the riots being allowed to happen. They all knew that things were going to go down (fliers being circulated in advance) and by "giving them room to destroy"( I think that was more than a Freudian slip by the way) they put the spotlight on Baltimore. For a week Baltimore was the center of the Universe. What kind of promotions/dollars do you think this event will bring to Baltimore? We've already seen nonprofits benefiting from this publicity through their "rebuild Baltimore" campaign.
I'm curious as to what businesses and government program will benefit from this event. Is the old adage: "there is no such thing as bad publicity" true in this case?
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namespace v8 {
namespace internal {

using compiler::Node;

Node* BinaryOpAssembler::Generate_AddWithFeedback(Node* context, Node* lhs,
                                                  Node* rhs, Node* slot_id,
                                                  Node* feedback_vector,
                                                  bool rhs_is_smi) {
  // Shared entry for floating point addition.
  Label do_fadd(this), if_lhsisnotnumber(this, Label::kDeferred),
      check_rhsisoddball(this, Label::kDeferred),
      call_with_oddball_feedback(this), call_with_any_feedback(this),
      call_add_stub(this), end(this), bigint(this, Label::kDeferred);
  VARIABLE(var_fadd_lhs, MachineRepresentation::kFloat64);
  VARIABLE(var_fadd_rhs, MachineRepresentation::kFloat64);
  VARIABLE(var_type_feedback, MachineRepresentation::kTaggedSigned);
  VARIABLE(var_result, MachineRepresentation::kTagged);

  // Check if the {lhs} is a Smi or a HeapObject.
  Label if_lhsissmi(this);
  // If rhs is known to be an Smi we want to fast path Smi operation. This is
  // for AddSmi operation. For the normal Add operation, we want to fast path
  // both Smi and Number operations, so this path should not be marked as
  // Deferred.
  Label if_lhsisnotsmi(this,
                       rhs_is_smi ? Label::kDeferred : Label::kNonDeferred);
  Branch(TaggedIsNotSmi(lhs), &if_lhsisnotsmi, &if_lhsissmi);

  BIND(&if_lhsissmi);
  {
    Comment("lhs is Smi");
    if (!rhs_is_smi) {
      // Check if the {rhs} is also a Smi.
      Label if_rhsissmi(this), if_rhsisnotsmi(this);
      Branch(TaggedIsSmi(rhs), &if_rhsissmi, &if_rhsisnotsmi);

      BIND(&if_rhsisnotsmi);
      {
        // Check if the {rhs} is a HeapNumber.
        GotoIfNot(IsHeapNumber(rhs), &check_rhsisoddball);

        var_fadd_lhs.Bind(SmiToFloat64(lhs));
        var_fadd_rhs.Bind(LoadHeapNumberValue(rhs));
        Goto(&do_fadd);
      }

      BIND(&if_rhsissmi);
    }

    {
      Comment("perform smi operation");
      // If rhs is known to be an Smi we want to fast path Smi operation. This
      // is for AddSmi operation. For the normal Add operation, we want to fast
      // path both Smi and Number operations, so this path should not be marked
      // as Deferred.
      Label if_overflow(this,
                        rhs_is_smi ? Label::kDeferred : Label::kNonDeferred);
      TNode<Smi> smi_result = TrySmiAdd(CAST(lhs), CAST(rhs), &if_overflow);
      // Not overflowed.
      {
        var_type_feedback.Bind(
            SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kSignedSmall));
        var_result.Bind(smi_result);
        Goto(&end);
      }

      BIND(&if_overflow);
      {
        var_fadd_lhs.Bind(SmiToFloat64(lhs));
        var_fadd_rhs.Bind(SmiToFloat64(rhs));
        Goto(&do_fadd);
      }
    }
  }

  BIND(&if_lhsisnotsmi);
  {
    // Check if {lhs} is a HeapNumber.
    GotoIfNot(IsHeapNumber(lhs), &if_lhsisnotnumber);

    if (!rhs_is_smi) {
      // Check if the {rhs} is Smi.
      Label if_rhsissmi(this), if_rhsisnotsmi(this);
      Branch(TaggedIsSmi(rhs), &if_rhsissmi, &if_rhsisnotsmi);

      BIND(&if_rhsisnotsmi);
      {
        // Check if the {rhs} is a HeapNumber.
        GotoIfNot(IsHeapNumber(rhs), &check_rhsisoddball);

        var_fadd_lhs.Bind(LoadHeapNumberValue(lhs));
        var_fadd_rhs.Bind(LoadHeapNumberValue(rhs));
        Goto(&do_fadd);
      }

      BIND(&if_rhsissmi);
    }
    {
      var_fadd_lhs.Bind(LoadHeapNumberValue(lhs));
      var_fadd_rhs.Bind(SmiToFloat64(rhs));
      Goto(&do_fadd);
    }
  }

  BIND(&do_fadd);
  {
    var_type_feedback.Bind(SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kNumber));
    Node* value = Float64Add(var_fadd_lhs.value(), var_fadd_rhs.value());
    Node* result = AllocateHeapNumberWithValue(value);
    var_result.Bind(result);
    Goto(&end);
  }

  BIND(&if_lhsisnotnumber);
  {
    // No checks on rhs are done yet. We just know lhs is not a number or Smi.
    Label if_lhsisoddball(this), if_lhsisnotoddball(this);
    Node* lhs_instance_type = LoadInstanceType(lhs);
    Node* lhs_is_oddball = InstanceTypeEqual(lhs_instance_type, ODDBALL_TYPE);
    Branch(lhs_is_oddball, &if_lhsisoddball, &if_lhsisnotoddball);

    BIND(&if_lhsisoddball);
    {
      GotoIf(TaggedIsSmi(rhs), &call_with_oddball_feedback);

      // Check if {rhs} is a HeapNumber.
      Branch(IsHeapNumber(rhs), &call_with_oddball_feedback,
             &check_rhsisoddball);
    }

    BIND(&if_lhsisnotoddball);
    {
      Label lhs_is_string(this), lhs_is_bigint(this);
      GotoIf(IsStringInstanceType(lhs_instance_type), &lhs_is_string);
      GotoIf(IsBigIntInstanceType(lhs_instance_type), &lhs_is_bigint);
      Goto(&call_with_any_feedback);

      BIND(&lhs_is_bigint);
      {
        GotoIf(TaggedIsSmi(rhs), &call_with_any_feedback);
        Branch(IsBigInt(rhs), &bigint, &call_with_any_feedback);
      }

      BIND(&lhs_is_string);
      // Check if the {rhs} is a smi, and exit the string check early if it is.
      GotoIf(TaggedIsSmi(rhs), &call_with_any_feedback);

      Node* rhs_instance_type = LoadInstanceType(rhs);

      // Exit unless {rhs} is a string. Since {lhs} is a string we no longer
      // need an Oddball check.
      GotoIfNot(IsStringInstanceType(rhs_instance_type),
                &call_with_any_feedback);

      var_type_feedback.Bind(SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kString));
      var_result.Bind(
          CallBuiltin(Builtins::kStringAdd_CheckNone, context, lhs, rhs));

      Goto(&end);
    }
  }

  BIND(&check_rhsisoddball);
  {
    // Check if rhs is an oddball. At this point we know lhs is either a
    // Smi or number or oddball and rhs is not a number or Smi.
    Node* rhs_instance_type = LoadInstanceType(rhs);
    Node* rhs_is_oddball = InstanceTypeEqual(rhs_instance_type, ODDBALL_TYPE);
    GotoIf(rhs_is_oddball, &call_with_oddball_feedback);
    Branch(IsBigIntInstanceType(rhs_instance_type), &bigint,
           &call_with_any_feedback);
  }

  BIND(&bigint);
  {
    var_type_feedback.Bind(SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kBigInt));
    var_result.Bind(CallRuntime(Runtime::kBigIntBinaryOp, context, lhs, rhs,
                                SmiConstant(Operation::kAdd)));
    Goto(&end);
  }

  BIND(&call_with_oddball_feedback);
  {
    var_type_feedback.Bind(
        SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kNumberOrOddball));
    Goto(&call_add_stub);
  }

  BIND(&call_with_any_feedback);
  {
    var_type_feedback.Bind(SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kAny));
    Goto(&call_add_stub);
  }

  BIND(&call_add_stub);
  {
    var_result.Bind(CallBuiltin(Builtins::kAdd, context, lhs, rhs));
    Goto(&end);
  }

  BIND(&end);
  UpdateFeedback(var_type_feedback.value(), feedback_vector, slot_id);
  return var_result.value();
}

Node* BinaryOpAssembler::Generate_BinaryOperationWithFeedback(
    Node* context, Node* lhs, Node* rhs, Node* slot_id, Node* feedback_vector,
    const SmiOperation& smiOperation, const FloatOperation& floatOperation,
    Operation op, bool rhs_is_smi) {
  Label do_float_operation(this), end(this), call_stub(this),
      check_rhsisoddball(this, Label::kDeferred), call_with_any_feedback(this),
      if_lhsisnotnumber(this, Label::kDeferred),
      if_bigint(this, Label::kDeferred);
  VARIABLE(var_float_lhs, MachineRepresentation::kFloat64);
  VARIABLE(var_float_rhs, MachineRepresentation::kFloat64);
  VARIABLE(var_type_feedback, MachineRepresentation::kTaggedSigned);
  VARIABLE(var_result, MachineRepresentation::kTagged);

  Label if_lhsissmi(this);
  // If rhs is known to be an Smi (in the SubSmi, MulSmi, DivSmi, ModSmi
  // bytecode handlers) we want to fast path Smi operation. For the normal
  // operation, we want to fast path both Smi and Number operations, so this
  // path should not be marked as Deferred.
  Label if_lhsisnotsmi(this,
                       rhs_is_smi ? Label::kDeferred : Label::kNonDeferred);
  Branch(TaggedIsNotSmi(lhs), &if_lhsisnotsmi, &if_lhsissmi);

  // Check if the {lhs} is a Smi or a HeapObject.
  BIND(&if_lhsissmi);
  {
    Comment("lhs is Smi");
    if (!rhs_is_smi) {
      // Check if the {rhs} is also a Smi.
      Label if_rhsissmi(this), if_rhsisnotsmi(this);
      Branch(TaggedIsSmi(rhs), &if_rhsissmi, &if_rhsisnotsmi);
      BIND(&if_rhsisnotsmi);
      {
        // Check if {rhs} is a HeapNumber.
        GotoIfNot(IsHeapNumber(rhs), &check_rhsisoddball);

        // Perform a floating point operation.
        var_float_lhs.Bind(SmiToFloat64(lhs));
        var_float_rhs.Bind(LoadHeapNumberValue(rhs));
        Goto(&do_float_operation);
      }

      BIND(&if_rhsissmi);
    }

    {
      Comment("perform smi operation");
      var_result.Bind(smiOperation(lhs, rhs, &var_type_feedback));
      Goto(&end);
    }
  }

  BIND(&if_lhsisnotsmi);
  {
    Comment("lhs is not Smi");
    // Check if the {lhs} is a HeapNumber.
    GotoIfNot(IsHeapNumber(lhs), &if_lhsisnotnumber);

    if (!rhs_is_smi) {
      // Check if the {rhs} is a Smi.
      Label if_rhsissmi(this), if_rhsisnotsmi(this);
      Branch(TaggedIsSmi(rhs), &if_rhsissmi, &if_rhsisnotsmi);

      BIND(&if_rhsisnotsmi);
      {
        // Check if the {rhs} is a HeapNumber.
        GotoIfNot(IsHeapNumber(rhs), &check_rhsisoddball);

        // Perform a floating point operation.
        var_float_lhs.Bind(LoadHeapNumberValue(lhs));
        var_float_rhs.Bind(LoadHeapNumberValue(rhs));
        Goto(&do_float_operation);
      }

      BIND(&if_rhsissmi);
    }

    {
      // Perform floating point operation.
      var_float_lhs.Bind(LoadHeapNumberValue(lhs));
      var_float_rhs.Bind(SmiToFloat64(rhs));
      Goto(&do_float_operation);
    }
  }

  BIND(&do_float_operation);
  {
    var_type_feedback.Bind(SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kNumber));
    Node* lhs_value = var_float_lhs.value();
    Node* rhs_value = var_float_rhs.value();
    Node* value = floatOperation(lhs_value, rhs_value);
    var_result.Bind(AllocateHeapNumberWithValue(value));
    Goto(&end);
  }

  BIND(&if_lhsisnotnumber);
  {
    // No checks on rhs are done yet. We just know lhs is not a number or Smi.
    Label if_left_bigint(this), if_left_oddball(this);
    Node* lhs_instance_type = LoadInstanceType(lhs);
    GotoIf(IsBigIntInstanceType(lhs_instance_type), &if_left_bigint);
    Node* lhs_is_oddball = InstanceTypeEqual(lhs_instance_type, ODDBALL_TYPE);
    Branch(lhs_is_oddball, &if_left_oddball, &call_with_any_feedback);

    BIND(&if_left_oddball);
    {
      Label if_rhsissmi(this), if_rhsisnotsmi(this);
      Branch(TaggedIsSmi(rhs), &if_rhsissmi, &if_rhsisnotsmi);

      BIND(&if_rhsissmi);
      {
        var_type_feedback.Bind(
            SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kNumberOrOddball));
        Goto(&call_stub);
      }

      BIND(&if_rhsisnotsmi);
      {
        // Check if {rhs} is a HeapNumber.
        GotoIfNot(IsHeapNumber(rhs), &check_rhsisoddball);

        var_type_feedback.Bind(
            SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kNumberOrOddball));
        Goto(&call_stub);
      }
    }

    BIND(&if_left_bigint);
    {
      GotoIf(TaggedIsSmi(rhs), &call_with_any_feedback);
      Branch(IsBigInt(rhs), &if_bigint, &call_with_any_feedback);
    }
  }

  BIND(&check_rhsisoddball);
  {
    // Check if rhs is an oddball. At this point we know lhs is either a
    // Smi or number or oddball and rhs is not a number or Smi.
    Node* rhs_instance_type = LoadInstanceType(rhs);
    GotoIf(IsBigIntInstanceType(rhs_instance_type), &if_bigint);
    Node* rhs_is_oddball = InstanceTypeEqual(rhs_instance_type, ODDBALL_TYPE);
    GotoIfNot(rhs_is_oddball, &call_with_any_feedback);

    var_type_feedback.Bind(
        SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kNumberOrOddball));
    Goto(&call_stub);
  }

  // This handles the case where at least one input is a BigInt.
  BIND(&if_bigint);
  {
    var_type_feedback.Bind(SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kBigInt));
    var_result.Bind(CallRuntime(Runtime::kBigIntBinaryOp, context, lhs, rhs,
                                SmiConstant(op)));
    Goto(&end);
  }

  BIND(&call_with_any_feedback);
  {
    var_type_feedback.Bind(SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kAny));
    Goto(&call_stub);
  }

  BIND(&call_stub);
  {
    Node* result;
    switch (op) {
      case Operation::kSubtract:
        result = CallBuiltin(Builtins::kSubtract, context, lhs, rhs);
        break;
      case Operation::kMultiply:
        result = CallBuiltin(Builtins::kMultiply, context, lhs, rhs);
        break;
      case Operation::kDivide:
        result = CallBuiltin(Builtins::kDivide, context, lhs, rhs);
        break;
      case Operation::kModulus:
        result = CallBuiltin(Builtins::kModulus, context, lhs, rhs);
        break;
      default:
        UNREACHABLE();
    }
    var_result.Bind(result);
    Goto(&end);
  }

  BIND(&end);
  UpdateFeedback(var_type_feedback.value(), feedback_vector, slot_id);
  return var_result.value();
}

Node* BinaryOpAssembler::Generate_SubtractWithFeedback(Node* context, Node* lhs,
                                                       Node* rhs, Node* slot_id,
                                                       Node* feedback_vector,
                                                       bool rhs_is_smi) {
  auto smiFunction = [=](Node* lhs, Node* rhs, Variable* var_type_feedback) {
    Label end(this);
    TVARIABLE(Number, var_result);
    // If rhs is known to be an Smi (for SubSmi) we want to fast path Smi
    // operation. For the normal Sub operation, we want to fast path both
    // Smi and Number operations, so this path should not be marked as Deferred.
    Label if_overflow(this,
                      rhs_is_smi ? Label::kDeferred : Label::kNonDeferred);
    var_result = TrySmiSub(CAST(lhs), CAST(rhs), &if_overflow);
    var_type_feedback->Bind(SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kSignedSmall));
    Goto(&end);

    BIND(&if_overflow);
    {
      var_type_feedback->Bind(SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kNumber));
      Node* value = Float64Sub(SmiToFloat64(lhs), SmiToFloat64(rhs));
      var_result = AllocateHeapNumberWithValue(value);
      Goto(&end);
    }

    BIND(&end);
    return var_result.value();
  };
  auto floatFunction = [=](Node* lhs, Node* rhs) {
    return Float64Sub(lhs, rhs);
  };
  return Generate_BinaryOperationWithFeedback(
      context, lhs, rhs, slot_id, feedback_vector, smiFunction, floatFunction,
      Operation::kSubtract, rhs_is_smi);
}

Node* BinaryOpAssembler::Generate_MultiplyWithFeedback(Node* context, Node* lhs,
                                                       Node* rhs, Node* slot_id,
                                                       Node* feedback_vector,
                                                       bool rhs_is_smi) {
  auto smiFunction = [=](Node* lhs, Node* rhs, Variable* var_type_feedback) {
    TNode<Number> result = SmiMul(CAST(lhs), CAST(rhs));
    var_type_feedback->Bind(SelectSmiConstant(
        TaggedIsSmi(result), BinaryOperationFeedback::kSignedSmall,
        BinaryOperationFeedback::kNumber));
    return result;
  };
  auto floatFunction = [=](Node* lhs, Node* rhs) {
    return Float64Mul(lhs, rhs);
  };
  return Generate_BinaryOperationWithFeedback(
      context, lhs, rhs, slot_id, feedback_vector, smiFunction, floatFunction,
      Operation::kMultiply, rhs_is_smi);
}

Node* BinaryOpAssembler::Generate_DivideWithFeedback(
    Node* context, Node* dividend, Node* divisor, Node* slot_id,
    Node* feedback_vector, bool rhs_is_smi) {
  auto smiFunction = [=](Node* lhs, Node* rhs, Variable* var_type_feedback) {
    VARIABLE(var_result, MachineRepresentation::kTagged);
    // If rhs is known to be an Smi (for DivSmi) we want to fast path Smi
    // operation. For the normal Div operation, we want to fast path both
    // Smi and Number operations, so this path should not be marked as Deferred.
    Label bailout(this, rhs_is_smi ? Label::kDeferred : Label::kNonDeferred),
        end(this);
    var_result.Bind(TrySmiDiv(CAST(lhs), CAST(rhs), &bailout));
    var_type_feedback->Bind(SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kSignedSmall));
    Goto(&end);

    BIND(&bailout);
    {
      var_type_feedback->Bind(
          SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kSignedSmallInputs));
      Node* value = Float64Div(SmiToFloat64(lhs), SmiToFloat64(rhs));
      var_result.Bind(AllocateHeapNumberWithValue(value));
      Goto(&end);
    }

    BIND(&end);
    return var_result.value();
  };
  auto floatFunction = [=](Node* lhs, Node* rhs) {
    return Float64Div(lhs, rhs);
  };
  return Generate_BinaryOperationWithFeedback(
      context, dividend, divisor, slot_id, feedback_vector, smiFunction,
      floatFunction, Operation::kDivide, rhs_is_smi);
}

Node* BinaryOpAssembler::Generate_ModulusWithFeedback(
    Node* context, Node* dividend, Node* divisor, Node* slot_id,
    Node* feedback_vector, bool rhs_is_smi) {
  auto smiFunction = [=](Node* lhs, Node* rhs, Variable* var_type_feedback) {
    TNode<Number> result = SmiMod(CAST(lhs), CAST(rhs));
    var_type_feedback->Bind(SelectSmiConstant(
        TaggedIsSmi(result), BinaryOperationFeedback::kSignedSmall,
        BinaryOperationFeedback::kNumber));
    return result;
  };
  auto floatFunction = [=](Node* lhs, Node* rhs) {
    return Float64Mod(lhs, rhs);
  };
  return Generate_BinaryOperationWithFeedback(
      context, dividend, divisor, slot_id, feedback_vector, smiFunction,
      floatFunction, Operation::kModulus, rhs_is_smi);
}

Node* BinaryOpAssembler::Generate_ExponentiateWithFeedback(
    Node* context, Node* base, Node* exponent, Node* slot_id,
    Node* feedback_vector, bool rhs_is_smi) {
  // We currently don't optimize exponentiation based on feedback.
  Node* dummy_feedback = SmiConstant(BinaryOperationFeedback::kAny);
  UpdateFeedback(dummy_feedback, feedback_vector, slot_id);
  return CallBuiltin(Builtins::kExponentiate, context, base, exponent);
}

}  // namespace internal
}  // namespace v8

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Madeira: discover the most beautiful hikes to do on the island
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Madeira: discover the most beautiful hikes to do on the island We have explained the details of the news, step by step, below. Madeira: discover the most beautiful hikes to do on the island Keep reading our news. Here are all the details on the subject.
It is mild all year round on this Portuguese island off the coast of Morocco and you can walk there even in winter. Dizzying!
The best way to discover the extraordinary landscapes of this volcanic land? Choose your base camp from where you will hike in a star for the day. For us, it will be a small hotel in Porto da Cruz but also a stopover in Funchal, the capital, founded in 861 by the Portuguese. A bus network allows you to reach the main access points on this island of 652 km2. You can also prefer to follow a guided hike or rent a car (from 80 $ the three days at the airport) … And let's go, to attack the splendid peaks and valleys embroidered with white villages.
The most maritime
Ponta de Sao Lourenço ( km AR, easy level)
Departure from the Ponta de Sao Lourenço car park, at 13 km from Porto da Cruz.
Long tongue of short grass swept by the wind, the tip of Sao Lourenço offers a panorama to 300 ° on the Atlantic. At the end, two deserted islets stand guard. We have a front row seat to discover the volcanic history of the island. Under our feet, the pozzolana, a basalt rock reduced to sand, gives the impression of walking on the moon. The path winds between the cliffs. A hundred meters below, the sea has hollowed out arches and caves. Our progression continues between the rocks where we can spot the Madeira immortal, which flowers until winter. Passed a narrow natural bridge between the two pieces of the peninsula, the Casa do Sardinha, a sheepfold transformed into an inn, welcomes us. For the return, we take the path in the opposite direction or we jump in the zodiac which commutes to the parking lot ( $ per person).
The most mysterious
The forest of Rabaçal
(10 km loop, medium level)
Departure from the parking lot of the levada do Alecrim, at 37 km from Funchal.
Direction the wild heart of the island on the Rabaçal plateau, at 1 158 meters above sea level. Here begins the laurel forest, the only vestige of the primary forest that covered southern $pe millions of years ago. A plant kingdom woven of strange plants, springs and waterfalls. To enter this fascinating territory, we follow the levada do Alecrim, one of the countless irrigation canals that guide the water from the highlands to the cultivated terraces in the south of the island. Along this aquatic path, on the side of the cliff, we dive into a botany manual: mosses, ferns and large houseleeks, these succulents that look like artichokes, line the damp walls. The tree heather forms a vault above our heads. We even meet giant dandelions … 2 meters high! At the end of the path, the forest opens onto the impressive waterfall (70 m) from Lagoa do Vento. It's time for a picnic break by the lake, on the flat stones. To return to civilization, all you have to do is descend the wooden staircase that spikes towards the bottom of the valley and go under the tunnel of 800 meters cutting under the mountain …
The most panoramic
The cliffs of Larano (12 km one way, easy level)
Departure from the levada dos Maroços, in Machico, at km from Porto da Cruz.
White houses with tiled roofs, vegetable gardens with rows of sweet potatoes, beans and peppers, papaya trees, fig trees … it is in this rural setting that the hike begins from the village of Machico, where the hike begins. 'we go by bus from Porto da Cruz (3 $). Here, everyone waters their garden with the water from the Levada dos Maroços. The path that runs along this canal guides us to the coast through hills and dry stone walls. There, a change of scenery: the Larano cliff falls steeply into the ocean. We then take the path carved into the side of the wall. Eyes full of blue, we watch for the pilot whales which sometimes trace offshore … Between two panoramas, we cut through the undergrowth, in the shade of the great myrtles of the Azores. An all-white church, a black sand beach beaten by the waves … the small port of Porto da Cruz is in sight. We tumble down the stairs to the dike to enjoy a poncha (rum, honey and Passion fruit) on the terrace.
The most volcanic
Le Pico Ruivo (17 AR km, sport level)
Departure from parking lot of Pico do Arieiro, at 18 km from Porto da Cruz.
Brrr, not hot this morning, but the view of the path that we will follow along the ridges to reach the top of the island, Pico Ruivo, at 1 861 meters above sea level, is breathtaking. Disheveled peaks topped with green, steep gorges, organs and basalt flows, we are here in the lair of the volcano formed 6 years ago 0434 year. Traced in the past by goat keepers, maintained today by the rangers of the national park, the path goes up and down, varying the points of view on the scale of the giants. A stone staircase between two peaks and we cross the Chat tunnel, dug in the years 50. At the exit, the path leads to a mineral cirque where a sea of clouds floats. Further on, stands an army of ghost trees, a vestige of a forest of charred heather trees. Another metal staircase to climb, a narrow passage under a ledge, three tunnels and here is the summit … Moment of grace. To the south, we can guess the hamlet of Curral das Freiras, buried in the folds of a canyon and, due north, the blue sheet of the ocean.
Walk in Funchal
Beginning of the route on Avenue Arriaga, shaded by large jacaranda trees, which links the Place do Infante to the Sé, the black stone cathedral. After a stop at the Dos Lavradores market, head for the cobbled alleyway of Santa Maria, where artists have painted the doors of the old fishermen's houses. A break at Fort Sao Tiago and we take the cable car (10 $ one way) to, in five minutes, be propelled from the seafront to the lush tropical garden of Monte Palace (11, 40 $ entry). Paths strewn with sculptures, ponds, tree ferns and a grandiose panorama over the bay … A little paradise from which we descend in "sledges-baskets" (30 $ for two).
I go !
• Return flight Paris Orly-Funchal from 117 $ on Transavia. transavia.com. Tourism information on visitmadeira.com.
• Hikes with Madeira Adventure Kingdom (37 $ per day, transfers included + $ 8 for the picnic) . madeira- adventure-kingdom.com/fr.
• In Funchal Caju An eco-chic hotel, from 117 $ double in B&B. hotelcaju.com. Kampo A very good table, dishes at 18 $. 6, rua do Sabao.
• At Porto da Cruz Jaca Hostel A warm patio house, from 40 $ double in B&B. Jaca Hostel on Facebook.
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We evaluated the effect of two Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM)-based health educational interventions on varicella vaccine (VarV) vaccination among pregnant women in a province in the east China.
A prospective randomized controlled trial was conducted among 200 pregnant women with ≥12 gestation weeks to test two interventions, including a messaging video and a messaging booklet. The participants were randomly assigned into the control group, the video group or the booklet group. The VarV coverage at 12 and 24 months old was compared among the children of the three groups and relative risks (RRs) were calculated, by using the coverage of the control group as reference. The timeliness of VarV was also assessed. Furthermore, differences in the effects on the knowledge and attitude of VarV vaccination between the two interventions was evaluated.
The VarV coverage of their children by 24 months of age was 86.4%, 76.1% and 56.7% for the video group, the booklet group and the control group, respectively. The relative risks (RRs) for the coverage of VarV at 24 months of age were 4.8 (95% CI: 2.06–11.3) for the video group and 2.4 (95% CI: 1.2–5.1) for the booklet group. The means of delays were 57.3 days in the video group, 76.9 days in the booklet group, and 100.6 days in the control group. The proportion of women who intended to vaccinate their children with VarV was higher in the video group than the booklet group (93.9% vs. 82.1%, p < 0.05).
Our findings indicated that perinatal health education through booklet or video could improve the coverage and schedule adherence for children's VarV vaccination.
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Under vaccination of children among Maasai nomadic pastoralists in Kenya: is the issue geographic mobility, social demographics or missed opportunities?


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Q: Re-installing OS X with apartment Wi-Fi I need to re-install OS X Lion and I'm at a stage where when I turn my laptop on, it needs an internet connection to proceed.
I have a good strong Wi-Fi signal, but I need to sign in. I usually do this by opening Safari, which prompts me with the sign-in page. I can't open Safari though because I'm in the re-install screen.
Any ideas on how to get around this?
Also, what's the proper terminology used here?

A: First I'd try to just connect to the Wi-Fi network and then run the recovery. But this will not work if you have a new and empty hard drive (i.e. no OS X  recovery partition on the hard drive) and need a full Internet Recovery from Apple's server.
If it doesn't work, I'd try and connect the Mac to another Mac or a Windows PC using a common Ethernet cable (network cable) and enable "Internet Sharing" on that system. On a Mac, Internet Sharing is simply enabled via System Preferences > Sharing. I don't know how this is done in Windows.
If that doesn't work either, I'd simply see that I connect the Mac to a different Wifi or ethernet-based network that doesn't require you to go through such a captive portal. Just remember not to enter any account credentials over public Wi-Fi (such as your Apple ID).

A: As mentioned previously, you can connect via another Mac or PC using internet sharing.
Before you proceed, you need to answer this question: am I doing a full reinstall of the OS from the Internet, or do I have the ability to use a USB memory stick with Mac OS X on it to load the initial files?  USB sticks with Mac OS X on them can usually be obtained from the Apple store if you need one and that is sometimes the fastest way to get set up again.

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*For install with USB stick with OS X on it.

After using the USB stick to load the initial multi gigabyte install of Mac OS X, one of the easiest options, if you have a smartphone that has a good signal in your area, is to use your phone's Wi-Fi tethering option to set up a hotspot using your phone's cell network connection. Just use it for a very short period of time, just long enough to finish the initial set up with iCloud, etc.  Then once you can log in, turn off the hotspot and use the standard Wi-Fi to proceed.

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*for install without the USB stick with OS X on it
This takes more time, and is trickier.
You can either:

*use another computer to do this as mentioned before, with an Ethernet cable and internet sharing

*use a smartphone with a very high data limit, or unlimited data, like T-Mobile, to perform the initial load

*use a third computer to load the latest version of Mac OS X on a USB stick yourself See how to create a bootable USB installer

*Take the computer to the Apple Store to have them perform the initial load.

My personal preference is to create a USB stick with Mac OS X on it and have that handy for when I need to do a reinstall. It's usually faster and saves needing to download things again.

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Torque Telemetry. Measuring Turning Force Wirelessly.
Torque telemetry systems help you turn a difficult measurement exercise into a simple and effective solution.
Torque is a 'turning force'; the force that has to be applied to turn something.
Usually, you can't use wires when you want to measure the torque on a shaft or anything else that's moving.
If you need to make a non-contact connection, wireless technology is the answer.
It's the answer to the two challenges that have to be overcome to do this type of measurement.
But first let's consider a working definition.
It means measuring torque at a distance. It lets you get the result of the measurement back to where you want to receive it.
Torque is a turning force, and if you want to measure it you can't use wires… unless you want to measure static torque on a shaft that doesn't rotate more than 360 degrees, otherwise any wires connected to it will just break.
the sensors attached to rotating shafts.
Here are two wireless ways to transfer power and measurement data to and from the torque sensor unit.
Transfer power by electromagnetic induction (when you can't or don't want to use batteries) and transfer torque data by radio (RF) transmission.
Have you ever carefully tightened bolts to the specified torque, knowing that if those bolts ever became loose that the consequences may be very expensive or dangerous?
Now you can get bolts that continuously monitor their own tightness. This may be of value in a critical application where there is continuous vibration or impact that may, over time, loosen bolts.
One option, where you can fit new bolts, is to use the type that has a sensor built into it. However, if you need to use the existing bolts, another option lets you fit a washer, containing a load sensor, under the head of the bolt.
The bolt then wirelessly transmits its 'tightness' data to a receiving station that can direct alarms or notifications to engineers to investigate.
Torque isn't the only kind of telemetry. You can remotely measure any physical property that you can convert into an electrical signal, using a sensor or transducer. For a more general discussion on wireless telemetry and examples of some applications.