Amid high amounts of rumor and speculation concerning recent leaks of information for the upcoming title, Nintendo came out swinging with a 40 minute Direct presentation focusing on Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
This was the final Smash Direct before the release of the highly anticipated game on December 7 and Director Masahiro Sakurai himself had plenty new information to tide fans over until the game's release. The details of which include plenty of additions to the expansive roster and major developments in gameplay that have not been seen before.
Starting off in epic fashion, Sakurai revealed two all new fighters in a cinematic trailer: Ken from the Street Fighter series and Incineroar from Pokemon Sun & Moon. Ken will function as an echo fighter of Ryu for his appearance in Ultimate. However, there are some tweaks and differences that will set him apart from Ryu that make him more than a simple palette swap. His model is based on the move set and functionality he picked up in Super Street Fighter II Turbo. This iteration features a burning shoryuken, new moves such as Hell Wheel and his signature kicks that change based on command inputs. To go along with all of this, he is slightly faster than Ryu, which should give him a slight edge in battle.
Ken was not the only new reveal though, with Incineroar joining the battle for the first time in a Smash title. Coming in as the last new fighter reveal before launch, Incineroar brings a pro-wrestling and grapple style to the game, with many powerful throws. His signature moves like 'darkest lariat' and his z-move 'max malicious moonsault' which will function as his final smash have being ported over into the game.
Following the reveal of two fighters, additional amiibo figures were shown off. In the first new wave that will launch alongside Ultimate on December 7, Inkling, Ridley and Wolf will be available for purchase. As previously announced, amiibo figures will become available for every new fighter, including returning stars. King K. Rool and Ice Climbers will be up for sale on February 15 of next year, and 2019 will see extra figurines developed for combatants such as Daisy, Young Link, and even Pichu.
Easily the largest portion of the Direct was devoted to revealing the new game mode titled "Spirits." Spirits will see a multitude of new characters that lose their physical forms but exist in the imagination of the game's world. The selection is enormous and adds to the crossover Nintendo universe by giving you a chance to have them assist you in battle. In an array of creative custom battles with existing fighters, you can unlock characters from Metal Gear Solid to Fire Emblem. The variety continues as you select primary and support spirits that give additional strengths and weaknesses that you can carry into local battles.
Online features were also given a separate segment highlighting matchmaking styles. Preferred rules can be equipped that determine items, stock and time and servers can search for players with similar selections and link you with them. Global Smash Power is an online leaderboard that determines how excellent you are at the game analogous to the number of other players. Finally, prioritized proximity servers allow the connection over longer distances to not go under so much strain, looking to allow a faster connection. Additional smaller features were revealed as well, including smash tags to collect from players you have defeated, Battle arena mode allowing for spectators and continued voice chat features from the Nintendo Online app.
Contrary to previous leaks, both Shadow from the Sonic the Hedgehog series and Isaac from Golden Sun have been revealed as assist trophies. Those were not the only selections shown off however, Spring Man from Arms and Guile from Street Fighter will join the additional 59 assist trophies.
Other functionality that was brought up closer to the end of the Direct took a long look at different hardware capabilities featured at launch. With 'Replay' you can save data and create videos of your battle to share online. 'Records' allows you to take a look at your unique battle history in offline and online. Also included is a 'Balance' switch within the fighter select menu to increase or decrease damage advantages for a fair fight when playing against friends who are of more elite status. The game also features 11 fully voiced languages ranging from Japanese to Russian and a whole bunch more mii fighter costumes for Arms ribbon girl, Breath of the Wild's Yiga Clan and even a Toy-con Labo set.
The hint of downloadable content after launch was not left off the table either. DLC was revealed to currently be in development with both individual sets and a fighter pass. Each new set will feature one new fighter, a new stage and a new music track. For the players in it for the long haul, Nintendo is also offering a Super Smash Bros. fighter pass that includes the five individual sets for 25 dollars. Throughout the upcoming year after launch, these pods of extra content are expected to be dispersed.
Finishing out the 40-minute presentation was a cinematic trailer mixed with gameplay about the suspected single-player mode. This adventure mode will go beyond 'Subspace Emissary' which was the last single-player addition featured in Smash Bros. Brawl. Introducing the board game style from Smash for Wii U, it sees players traveling around the map defeating and gathering other fighter's lost souls to bring them back onto your team. Along with an impressive song to go along with the already released score, we get the title for this expansive story mode: World of Light.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is expected to release on December 7 for Nintendo Switch.


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Trial Court Issues Judgment Against Credit Suisse in Case Related to the Highland Income Fund (6/28/21)
Court Enters Judgment on Remand, Awards $121 Million to Claymore Holdings
DALLAS, June 28, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Highland Income Fund (NYSE:HFRO) ("HFRO"), a closed-end investment company managed by Highland Capital Management Fund Advisors, L.P. (the "Adviser"), announced an update in the case against Credit Suisse, AG, Cayman Islands Branch, and Credit Suisse Securities (USA), LLC ("Credit Suisse").
The 134th Judicial District Court (the "Court") issued a judgment today against Credit Suisse, awarding $121 million to Claymore Holdings LLC ("Claymore"), the entity formed to pursue the collective claims on behalf of HFRO and the NexPoint Strategic Opportunities Fund (NYSE:NHF)("NHF") (together the "Funds").
The Court entered today's judgment on remand—a result of the Texas Supreme Court's April 2020 ruling, which upheld the prior findings that Credit Suisse committed fraud but remanded the case to the trial court to enter a new damages award.
Credit Suisse has thirty days to file for appeal of the judgment, which they are expected to do. The matter will then go to the Dallas Court of Appeals, where Claymore was successful against Credit Suisse in the last round of appeals.
The total aggregate award, which stands at $121 million today, consists of damages and prejudgment interest. The award will continue to accrue interest until the appeals process is exhausted. Any final judgment amount would be reduced by attorney fees and other litigation-related expenses. The net proceeds would then be allocated to the Funds based on respective damages (approximately 82% to HFRO and 18% to NHF). As legal proceedings are ongoing and all recoveries remain contingent, no award amount has been recorded in the Funds' net asset values at this time.
The Adviser is encouraged by today's order and pleased to see the lengthy process advance toward a conclusion that recognizes the harm caused to the Funds and their investors.
Background on the Case
The case was originally filed in 2013. Following a bench trial and jury trial, the Court issued its original judgment in favor of Claymore in 2015, which was confirmed by an appellate court in 2018. An appeal of that ruling sent the case to the Texas Supreme Court, which heard the case on January 8, 2020.
On April 24, 2020, the Texas Supreme Court issued an order that affirmed in part and reversed in part the 2018 ruling from the court of appeals. In the April 2020 order, the court upheld the $40 million fraud verdict that resulted from the jury trial; however, it did not uphold the contract damages and equitable relief awarded to Claymore by the trial court following the bench trial.
In its opinion, the Texas Supreme Court noted procedural issues related to the calculation of damages among the reasons for reversing part of the appellate court ruling. It remanded the case to the trial court to determine the appropriate damages calculations and enter a new damages award, resulting in today's judgment.
The case is Claymore Holdings LLC v. Credit Suisse AG, Cayman Islands Branch et al., case number DC-13-07858, in the 134th District Court in Dallas County, Texas.
About the Highland Income Fund
The Highland Income Fund (NYSE:HFRO) is a closed-end fund managed by Highland Capital Management Fund Advisors, L.P.
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For more information visit www.highlandfunds.com.
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by Jimmy February 19, 2022, 11:12 am
Must Watch French Movies on Amazon Prime,
The Amazon Prime service is an online marketplace that offers members a wide range of benefits, including the ability to stream movies and TV shows.
The Amazon Prime service is something that every Italian movie fan should be familiar with. It provides a wide range of French movies to watch, just like Netflix or Hulu, but also includes many new releases and classics from France. (See the search results for French on Rankito).
Amazon Prime has proven itself as a reliable source for all your French movie needs. It's no wonder it's the number one destination for any French film lover in search of great content.
Here is a list of the best French movies on Amazon Prime. (Get to Amazon Prime Video). Movies in this list are either nominated for or won a lot of awards.
One of the best ways to relax is by watching a movie after a long day. Amazon Prime offers a number of must-watch movies, but it can be difficult to figure out what you want to watch.
In an attempt to make this process easier, the Amazon Prime team created a list of must-watch French movies on their website, so that they can help people find movies they might like in the future.
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Three straight draws – two on the road – is hardly a slump, but it's certainly not the streak the New York Red Bulls want to be on heading into a week where they're sitting in the last playoff berth in Major League Soccer's Eastern Conference and playing in a Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup final for only the second time in club history.
"I think we've had a few different games lately that have pushed us in different directions," Red Bulls midfielder and captain Sacha Kljestan said. "I still think that the team has confidence, but three draws in a row is always a little bit boring.
Nobody seems satisfied with "all right" as the Red Bulls (12-10-5, 41 points) faces Philadelphia (8-12-8, 32) at home on Sunday. New York is in sixth place in the East, five points ahead of Montreal, with seven games remaining. It's a point behind fifth-place Atlanta, which has a game in hand, but two points behind fourth-place Columbus, with two games in hand.
Additionally, the Red Bulls' four-game winless run, which also includes a 2-0 loss to Portland on Aug. 18, comes after a streak when they lost only 1 of 9 and 2 of 12 stretching into late June.
Complicating attempts to restart the team's winning ways is Wednesday's Open Cup final against at Sporting Kansas City. Coach Jesse Marsch will have to make decisions on personnel reconciling form and MLS playoff position with a chance to win only the third trophy in club history.
At least the club will have Sean Davis available after sitting out last week's draw in Chicago with accumulated yellow cards. It's also possible that it will have back Daniel Royer, who missed the last five games with a hyperextended knee and bone bruising.
And while the Red Bulls are aware of their record of not only getting to a mere two cup finals (2003 U.S. Open Cup and 2008 MLS Cup) in thier 22-year history, but also losing both, it also doesn't want to be looking past Philadelphia.
"If you ask any player, these are the kind of games you want to play in, the important ones," Davis said referring to Wednesday's Open Cup final. "We can't overlook Philly at all, because we know how tight the East is and we know how difficult an opponent Philly is.
And then when those two games are done, there is the fourth-place Crew in Columbus next Saturday.


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25 of the Most Amazing Free Things to Do in San Antonio
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Known for showmanship and unique history, Texan cities can seem larger than life and possibly out of your traveling budget.
However, San Antonio offers a rich blend of Mexican and Tex-Mex cultures with plenty of attractions and activities for the whole family. Whether you're studying the ruins of the infamous Alamo or listening to mariachi music along the bustling River Walk, there are numerous free things to do in San Antonio.
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1) River Walk
The River Walk, or Paso del Río, boasts a host of lively stores and restaurants lining the San Antonio River in the heart of downtown. Visitors can stroll along the stone path and survey local artwork and vendors to the tune of mariachi players. Furthermore, this gorgeous 2.5-mile long city park connects to several attractions such as lovely Marriage Island, the Arneson River Theater, and the city's historic missions.
2) The Alamo
A trip to San Antonio wouldn't be complete without remembering the Alamo. Fortunately, this excursion is free to the public! The Alamo Mission once stood as a converted fortress that fell in 1836 during the Texas Revolution at the Battle of the Alamo. While many of the original structures were destroyed, visitors can view preserved remnants such as the old chapel as well as an impressive collection of weapons and artifacts.
3) Brackenridge Park
Displaying the beauty of the Texas Hill Country, Brackenridge Park is a public park north of downtown with multiple attractions located in the 343-acre area. This 19th century San Antonio staple houses the Japanese Tea Garden, the San Antonio Zoo, several museums, and more. Guests can also enjoy using its many trails, pavilions, playgrounds, and baseball fields.
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4) The Japanese Tea Garden
This stunning peaceful garden is open and free to the public every day. The Japanese Tea Garden once operated as a rock quarry but was transformed into a fairytale scene in 1919. Complete with stone walkways, a Japanese pagoda, a waterfall, lily pond, and exotic plants, this San Antonio treasure is not to be missed. Also, guests can dine at the Jingu House Cafe for a variety of teas, salads, sandwiches, and Asian cuisine.
5) San Pedro Creek Culture Park
Although the park is expanding, the first phase of San Pedro Creek Culture Park is complete and features interactive art installations to celebrate the creek's culture and history. Skip along the path to find respite from the sun in the San Pedro Creek and sit on the steps of the 12 Generational Benches of the Plaza de Fundación. Additionally, visitors can take in the stunning mural titled "Rain from the Heavens" along with multiple other impressive art installations.
6) San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
Encompassing over 300 years of layered history, the historical park hosts four distinct Spanish missions: Mission San Jose, Mission Concepcion, Mission San Juan, and Mission Espada. Each mission still contains active Catholic parishes and hold regular services. The Missions stand as a representation of South Texan Tejano culture and provide learning experiences for the whole family.
7) Market Square
Market Square or El Mercado is the largest Mexican marketplace in the United States with over a 100 local restaurants, shops, and vendor stalls. The space is free to walk around and enjoy authentic Mexican and Tejano cultures. Catch one of the Farmer's Market Food Court live performances or admire the traditional pottery, clothing, artwork, and cuisine. If you do decide to sample, we suggest Mi Tierra's pastries.
8) Yanaguana Garden
With multiple unique art installations, playgrounds, a splash pad, and over 500 events per year, Yanaguana Garden presents a perfect spot to let loose with your family. Guests can take advantage of free access to games such as chess, checkers, cornhole, and ping pong tables or simply relax on one of the tiled benches. Afterward, indulge in one of the many converted restaurants nearby.
9) Artpace
Artpace San Antonio is a contemporary art gallery and nonprofit residency program for domestic and international artists open to the public seven days a week. Visitors can do self-guided or guided tours in English and Spanish in this downtown space. Distinctive performances, film screenings, workshops, and summer classes are also available.
10) King William Historic District
Named in honor of King Wilhelm I of Prussia (Germany), this 19th-century picturesque neighborhood once belonged to German immigrants who settled in the Texas Hill Country. Tour the lavish Guenther House for breakfast or brunch surrounded by preserved Victorian decor, the San Antonio Art League and Museum, or the Blue Star Arts Complex.
11) San Antonio Art League and Museum
Located in the charming King William Historic District, the SAALM serves as a converted art museum and gallery. Focusing on Texas artists, this 19th-century carriage house possesses over 600 works in varying mediums in its permanent collection. Roaming exhibitions feature local and regional Texas artists. Although you can donate to the museum, admission is free.
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12) The Main Plaza
Once the commercial hub and spiritual center of San Antonio, the Main Plaza or Plaza De Las Islas still stands as a historic marker with 30 significant historical pavers throughout the plaza. Try to find them all! Take in the monumental architecture of the San Fernando Cathedral and view the 24-minute "The Saga" dazzling light show projected onto the Cathedral during the evening.
13) The Quadrangle and Fort Sam Houston Museum
Constructed in 1876, the Quadrangle at Fort Sam Houston stood as the original limestone fort structure that hosted housing supplies before the US Army used it as an arsenal. Apache leader Geronimo was once imprisoned here and it is rumored that the deer and other wildlife roaming on the property were brought for the Apaches. Furthermore, visitors can walk around the Fort Sam Houston Museum on base to view the history of the fort dating back to 1845. The fort is still an active military base and animals such as deer and peacocks roam freely. Even though both sites are free, visitors must present a valid driver's license.
14) Headwaters Sanctuary
Tucked away within the grounds of the University of the Incarnate Word, this 53-acre nature sanctuary is cared for by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word. The sanctuary works to restore native wildlife and provide refuge in an urban landscape with educational programs for children and adults. Visitors can also see the source of the San Antonio River, the Blue Hole (also known as the San Antonio Spring or "Yanaguana").
15) Phil Hardberger Park
One of the many natural landscapes in the city, Phil Hardberger Park has so many options for families wanting outdoor fun. This 330-acre park is home to a nature center, 7.5 miles of trails for hiking, walking, and biking, play areas, and outdoor classrooms. The park connects to the Howard Peak Greenway and is divided by Wurzbach Parkway. A land bridge is under construction is set to unite the park in 2020, so look up where to park beforehand.
16) Holocaust Memorial Museum of San Antonio
The Holocaust Memorial Museum aims to memorialize victims of the Holocaust by educating guests on the significant historical impact and generational trauma. Guests can take self-guided or guided tours of the four exhibits or participate in workshops and seminars. Although the museum is free to tour, donations are encouraged.
17) Witte Museum
The Witte Museum celebrates Texan history, culture, and wildlife. The permanent collection features historic photographs, artifacts, art, prehistoric cave drawings, dinosaur remains, and more. Additionally, there are revolving exhibits as well as several interactive spaces for students such as the H-E-B Science Treehouse and H-E-B Body Adventure. Note that visitors can tour the museum for free on Tuesdays from 3 p.m. until 8 p.m.
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18) The DoSeum
The DoSeum seeks to spark kids' interest in STEM subjects, literacy, and the arts through its interactive exhibits and programs. Bring your kids to play, explore, and expands their minds on every first Tuesday of each month from 6:30-8:30. Be sure to get tickets at 4 pm at the entrance.
19) The Briscoe Western Art Museum
Western fanatics will enjoy the museum's collection of art, film memorabilia, and historical artifacts representative of the American West. Through paintings and sculptures as well as artifacts from Native Americans and Western settlers, visitors can gain more insight into the lives of earlier generations of Americans. Guests can tour for free on Tuesdays from 4 pm to 9 pm and military families receive free admission at any time.
20) McNay Art Museum
The McNay Art Museum boasts an incredible collection of American and international art from different periods. The permanent collection features over 22,000 works of paintings, sculptures, glasswork, and more from all over the world. There are also numerous revolving exhibits. The museum is free on Thursdays from 4 pm to 9 pm and on the first Sunday of the month from 12 pm to 5 pm. In general, admission is free for guests 19 years or younger or active military service members.
21) San Antonio Museum of Art
The San Antonio Museum of Art's permanent collection displays domestic and international artwork dating from the Bronze Age to contemporary times. There are also revolving exhibits and events for visitors of all ages. Bexar County residents can tour the museum for free on Tuesdays from 4 pm to 9 pm and on Sundays from 10 am to 12 pm. (Please note, this free admission doesn't include exhibitions.) Children 12 and under can tour for free in general.
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22) Pearl Brewery
Don't be fooled by the name! The Pearl operated as a brewery from 1883 to 2001 and was then made over into a multipurpose space. Located north of downtown, the Pearl showcases shops, restaurants, the Paseos River Amphitheater, and Hotel Emma. In addition, the third campus of the Culinary Institute of America, as well as many notable institutions such as the San Antonio Business Journal, are located within the area. Be sure to check out the Farmer's Market on weekends.
23) Free Crafting at Lakeshore Learning
Lakeshore Learning provides free crafting classes for kids ages three and up at the Lakeshore Learning San Antonio location ever. Kids and their parents are welcome every Saturday from 11 am to 3 pm to make crafts and socialize. No reservations are necessary.
24) The Institute of Texan Cultures
The museum serves as a multicultural education center to celebrate the many cultures that have sought a home in Texas. Exhibits, educational programs, and cultural events seek to educate and inspire local residents and tourists alike. Every second Sunday of the month except for June, families are welcome to participate in fun educational activities for free. Each Sunday event has a different theme and incorporates crafts, games, performances, guests, and more.
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25) Murals
The San Antonio Street Art Initiative's mission is to encourage local artists to make street art to beautify the city. The initiative also spreads awareness about the cultural significance of street art overall. There are countless vibrant murals that reflect local culture. Check out permanent art spots like under the highway at St. Mary's Street and Quincy or the Essex Modern City Murals on Essex Street.
Explore the Free Gems of San Antonio
San Antonio offers a variety of activities for outdoor lovers, history buffs, art enthusiasts, and more. Which of these free things to do in San Antonio will you try on your next trip?
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The English Cricket Board has announced the sale of the movie rights to the present series in India to Whirled's End Entertainments Limited for an undisclosed sum believed to be in the region of 1 billion green backs.
Gaming and merchandizing rites rights should see this figure swell to the 1.5 billion mark.
The slow car crash that has been England's ODI series in India blocked in the plot for him.
"You see, there's this old coach Andy Flower trying hard to 'fit-in' in his young team's badass world. He's trying hard to 'dude-up' from 'aiiiyyyo' to'yo!'" Third Man trevealed to the assembled press pack.
"All hell breaks loose when the team that was meant to be played with … starts playing them… when they encounter the super heroes Kohl.1, Dhon.1 and … Ra.One NA. … and the fur begins to fly.
Don't miss it when it comes to a cinema near you.
Nottingham is justly famous for boots. That is not just for Boots' the Cash Chemists, but for boots the footwear.
It was back in the 1860s when the Squire first noticed the ease with which young Sam Biddulp kept his footing.
An impertinent batsman, unaware of His Grace's reputation, had dared to sashay down the wicket to Him.
In response, the Squire directed the delivery down the leg side beyond the reach of the upstart. As quick as a flash, Sam B had stepped to leg and in one flowing movement had taken the ball in his gauntlets and removed a single bail as a skilled surgeon might have removed a diseased testicle.
Hobnails were then state of the art in providing the cricketer with the grip necessary to excel at the game but in fine weather, on baked earth, these often behaved like roller-skates.
Sam had winked in reply, discretely revealing to the Squire a dainty pair of boots made from the finest white Cordovan leather, from the soles of which protruded a bevy of long nails with small flat heads.
As Lilley and Thompson found a hundred years later, it was Foster's that made an advance in fast over-arm bowling possible.
Since then, the Squire has without fail bought his cricket boots from this self-same Nottinghamshire cordwainer.
These days the annual end of season trip to Foster's workshop to have His old boots repaired and new ones fitted necessitates a trip in the Type III back in time 150 years to the cordwainer's establishment in the Nottinghamshire village of Sandiacre.
It is for this reason that Third Man's observations on the first of the five ODIs between India and England was interrupted when India were in the vulnerable position of 123/4 at approximately the halfway stage of their innings on a wicket of disconcertingly varying bounce.
"Come away from that television, Third Man. They'll be all out for two-twenty by the time we return," commanded the Squire.
Booted and kitted, as it were, the Squire and Third Man returned to find India had in fact scored 300/7 in their full quota of 50 overs, the estimable Dhoni having scored 87 not out in 70 balls using to considerable profit that 'shovelling' technique uniquely suited to low bounce and anaemic Yorkers that lack their full ration of red blood cells.
Where India on this Hyderabad wicket played pace by getting back and across and straight, and spin late and with the turn, England, full of indignity towards the unpredictable bounce, soon lost patience and persistently playing across the line or against the turn, embarrassed themselves with a faltering reply of 174 all out in 36.1 overs.
The enjoyment of the rout was all too evident on the faces of Ghambir and Raina asEnglandstruggled even to cope with the jesting deliveries of Virat Kohli.
Rebooted India are back home.


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27. Polley, H.W., W. Emmerich, J.A. Bradford, P. Sims, D.A. Johnson, ,N. Saliendra, T. Svejcar, R. Angell, A.B. Frank, R.L. Phillips, K. Snyder, and J.A. Morgan. 2010a. Global Change Biology 16: 990–1002, doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2486.2009.01966.x
28. Polley, H.W., W. Emmerich, J.A. Bradford, P. Sims, D.A. Johnson, ,N. Saliendra, T. Svejcar, R. Angell, A.B. Frank, R.L. Phillips, K. Snyder, J.A. Morgan, J. Sanabria, P.C. Mielnick, and W.A. Dugas. 2010b. Rangeland Ecol. and Manage. 63: 176-186, doi: 10.2111/REM-D-09-00015.1.
29. Phillips, R.L., and F. Podrebarac. 2009. Net fluxes of carbon dioxide, but not nitrous oxide or methane, are affected following agronomic-scale additions of urea to prairie and arable soils. Soil Biol Biochem 41:2011–2013.
30. Phillips, R.L., D. Tanaka, D. Archer, and J.D. Hanson. 2009. Fertilizer application timing affects greenhouse gas fluxes over a growing season. J Environ Qual 38:1569–1579.
31. Phillips, R.L., O. Beeri, E. Scholljegerdes, D. Bjergaard, and J. Hendrickson. 2009b. Integration of geospatial and cattle nutrition information to estimate paddock grazing capacity in Northern US prairie. Agr Syst 100:72–79.
32. Phillips, R.L., and O. Beeri. 2008. Scaling-up knowledge of growing-season net ecosystem exchange for long-term assessment of North Dakota grasslands under the Conservation Reserve Program. Glob Change Biol 14:1008–1017.
33. Polley, W., A.B. Frank, J. Sanabria, and R.L. Phillips. 2008. Interannual variability in carbon dioxide fluxes and flux-climate relationships on northern mixed-grass prairie. Glob Change Biol 14:1620–1632.
34. Phillips, R.L., 2007. Denitrification in cropping systems at sub-zero soil temperatures. Agron Sustainable Environ 28: 87–93.
35. Phillips, R.L., and O. Beeri. 2008. The role of hydropedologic vegetation zones in greenhouse gas emissions for agricultural wetland landscapes. Catena 72:386–394.
36. Phillips, R.L. 2007. Organic agriculture and nitrous oxide emissions at sub-zero soil temperatures. J Environ Qual 36:23–30.
37. Beeri, O., R.L. Phillips, J. Hendrickson, A.B. Frank, and S. Kronberg. 2007. Estimating forage quantity and quality using aerial hyperspectral imagery for northern mixed-grass prairie. Remote Sens Environ 110:216–225.
38. Beeri, O., and R.L. Phillips. 2007. Tracking palustrine water seasonal and annual variability in agricultural wetland landscapes using Landsat from 1997 to 2005. Glob Change Biol 13:897–912.
39. Phillips, R.L., O. Beeri, and M.A. Liebig. 2006. Landscape estimation of canopy carbon/nitrogen ratios under variable drought stress in Northern Great Plains rangelands. J Geophys Res-Biogeosci 111, G02015:1–10.
40. Liebig, M.A., J.R. Gross, S.L. Kronberg, J.D. Hanson, A.B. Frank, and R.L. Phillips. 2006. Soil response to long-term grazing in the northern Great Plains of North America. Agri Ecosyst Environ 115:270–276.
41. Phillips, R.L., O. Beeri, and E.S. DeKeyser. 2005. Remote wetland assessment for Missouri Coteau prairie glacial basins. Wetlands 25:335–349.
42. Beeri, O., R.L. Phillips, M. Liebig, and P. Carson. 2005. Alternate satellite models for estimation of sugar beet residue nitrogen credit. Agr Ecosyst Environ 107:21–35.
43. Phillips, R.L., D.R. Zak, W.E. Holmes, and D.C. White. 2002. Microbial community composition and function beneath temperate trees exposed to elevated atmospheric carbon dioxide and ozone. Oecologia 131:236–244.
44. Phillips, R.L., S.C. Whalen, and W.H. Schlesinger. 2001. Influence of atmospheric carbon dioxide enrichment on nitrous oxide flux in a temperature forest ecosystem. Global Biogeochem Cycles 15:741-752.
45. Phillips, R.L., S.C. Whalen, and W.H. Schlesinger. 2001. Influence of atmospheric carbon dioxide enrichment on methane consumption in a temperate forest soil. Glob Change Biol 7:557–563.
46. Phillips, R.L., S.C. Whalen, and W.H. Schlesinger. 2001. Response of soil methanotrophic activity to carbon dioxide enrichment in a North Carolina coniferous forest. Soil Biol Biochem 33:793–800.
47. Whalen, S.C., R.L. Phillips, and E. Fischer. 1999. Nitrous oxide emission from an agricultural field fertilized with liquid lagoonal swine effluent. Global Biogeochem Cycles 14:545–558.
48. Phillips, R.L., M.J. Trlica, W.C. Leininger, and W.P. Clary. 1999. Cattle use affects forage quality in a montane riparian ecosystem. J Range Manage 52:283–289.
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In 1977 I went to Leeds to study Fine Art, specialising in film. While I was there I wrote about my experiences every day, and this book is based on those diaries.
So this is the story of being an art student in the late seventies. At the time Leeds was thought to be one of the best colleges outside London. I felt lucky to be there. Many of the Fine Art staff were confident and confrontational, and so were many of the students. That was certainly the attitude of the place.
But this is predominantly my story. So it's more about film than about art, more about me than about the wider social context, and more about my sense of the period than about any conventional view of the seventies.
About ten years ago I decided to get the diaries into some sort of readable form. The only way I could do so was to take each month's diary entries, and use them to tell the story of that month. So each month for three years I clarified and abridged what I'd written thirty years earlier, and then at the end of the month emailed the result to Patrick.
I had originally written quite a bit about each film I'd seen, but these bits of film criticism caused the diaries to be too fragmented. So after a few months I revised what I'd already written, and in later months kept this material to a minimum.
At the end of three years, and following further discussions with Pat about what worked and what didn't, I revised everything again. There were some issues of personal privacy, both for me and others, which have resulted in a few cuts to this online version. But I think it now accurately reflects what happened to me in Leeds, and is also quite readable. Thanks are due to Pat for the monthly motivation over the course of three years, and also for the cover.
I thought the diaries could do with the addition of some moving images by way of illustration. To that end I have included some of the Super 8 film which I shot during the time I was in Leeds. The context for each clip can be found in the diary entries for that month. The music on these clips comes from the Salmon Spread series of tapes, curated by Ian Wood, and played by musicians who were in Leeds with us. In particular these clips use music by George Hinchliffe, Dave Walklett, and Ian Wood.


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Q: OpenCL shared memory reduction correctness While playing with OpenCL, I encountered a bug that I can't explain. Below is a reduction algorithm simply adapted to GPU like accelerators. You can see two versions of the reduction algorithm. V0 uses shared memory. V1 uses the work_group_reduce_<> feature of OpenCL 2.0.
V0 fails when I use a work group larger than 64. Note that the shared memory array contains 128 unsigned int and I change this capacity to fit the size of the work group.
The V1 code works as expected for various work group sizes, at least powers of two and > 64.
V0 fails for work group sizes > 64. For example, the code below expects to run on work groups of 128 work items. Now, if I have the if(x_local_coordinate < i) check before the shared memory reduction, the code works as expected.
I am interested to know why V0 does not work as expected when what seems to me to be a redundant check (if(x_local_coordinate < i)) is not used and the kernel is run with a work group size > 64.
I have looked at similar implementation without understanding why the code below does not work. Maybe it comes from the host but then why does V0 always works.
Thank you.
typedef unsigned int Type;

kernel void ReduceBulk(global const Type* restrict buffer,
                       unsigned long buffer_size,
                       global Type* restrict reduction,
                       unsigned long sum_per_thread) {
    const unsigned long x_coordinate           = get_global_id(0);
    const unsigned long x_dimension_size       = get_global_size(0);
    const unsigned long x_local_dimension_size = get_local_size(0);
    const unsigned long x_local_coordinate     = get_local_id(0);

    Type sum = 0;

    for(unsigned long i = 0; i < sum_per_thread; ++i) {
        const unsigned long index = x_local_dimension_size * i + x_coordinate; // Coalesced

        // Dont check if out of bound
        // if(index >= buffer_size) {
        //     break;
        // }

        sum += buffer[index];
    }

    // V0, fails when WGs is > 64.

    local Type a_scratch_buffer[128];
    a_scratch_buffer[x_local_coordinate] = sum;

    if(x_local_coordinate < (x_local_dimension_size / 2)) {
        for(unsigned long i = x_local_dimension_size / 2; i != 0; i /= 2) {
            barrier(CLK_LOCAL_MEM_FENCE);

            // if(x_local_coordinate < i) {
                // Without this additional check (redundant due to the one before the for loop) we get wrong result when
                // using WGs > 64
                a_scratch_buffer[x_local_coordinate] += a_scratch_buffer[x_local_coordinate + i];
            // }
        }

        if(x_local_coordinate == 0) {
            atomic_add(reduction, a_scratch_buffer[0]);
        }
    }

    // // V1

    // barrier(0);

    // sum = work_group_reduce_add(sum);

    // if(x_local_coordinate == 0) {
    //     atomic_add(reduction, sum);
    // }
}

A: Actually, the check if(x_local_coordinate < i) is really necessary in the loop to avoid the data race.
Let's assume that we have one work group with the size 8 and let's review the execution of the following code for this work group. Please note that this code is executed in parallel for each work group item:
if(x_local_coordinate < (x_local_dimension_size / 2)) {
    for(unsigned long i = x_local_dimension_size / 2; i != 0; i /= 2) {
        barrier(CLK_LOCAL_MEM_FENCE);
        a_scratch_buffer[x_local_coordinate] += a_scratch_buffer[x_local_coordinate + i];
    }
    ...
}

First of all, the code contains the condition that is true only for first half of work group items. That means that only first four work group items will execute the loop at the first iteration when i equals (8 / 2) = 4:

At the second iteration, i will equal ((8 / 2) / 2) = 2 and the same first four work group items will execute the loop:

As you can see, the 3th and 4th elements are updated by 3th and 4th work group items and also these elements are read by 1st and 2nd work group items in the work group. So, it leads to the data race.
And let's review the execution of the code with the additional check:
if(x_local_coordinate < (x_local_dimension_size / 2)) {
    for(unsigned long i = x_local_dimension_size / 2; i != 0; i /= 2) {
        barrier(CLK_LOCAL_MEM_FENCE);
        if(x_local_coordinate < i) {
            a_scratch_buffer[x_local_coordinate] += a_scratch_buffer[x_local_coordinate + i];
        }
    }
    ...
}

The first iteration will be the same, because the outer and the inner conditions will be the same. But at the second iteration, when i equals 2 the behavior of work group items will be different. In accordance to the additional condition, only two work items (1st and 2nd) will execute the body of the additional if statement:

And it will help to avoid the data race.

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Algeria's Bouteflika will not run for fifth presidential term following mass protests
Date created : 11/03/2019 - 19:06 Latest update : 12/03/2019 - 11:07
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Algeria's President Abdelaziz Bouteflika will not run for a fifth term and the April 18 presidential vote has been postponed, the presidency announced Monday. The dramatic announcement follows weeks of mass protests across the country.
Bouteflika, in a message carried by national news agency APS, said a presidential poll would follow a national conference on political and constitutional reform to be carried out by the end of 2019.
In a series of announcements on Monday evening, the presidency said the election, previously set for April 18, would be postponed. It did not set a new date for the presidential vote. A new constitution would be submitted to the public for a referendum.
The announcement was immediately followed by a government reshuffle, with Noureddine Bedoui replacing Ahmed Ouyahia as Algeria's new prime minister. Ramtane Lamamra was appointed the country's new deputy prime minister, said Algerian media.
#Algeria Political earthquake in last 30 minutes:
• Bouteflika NOT running again
• PM OUT, Prez meets head of mil.
• Technocrat Gov to come in
• Dialogue, constitutional council, reform plan starts
• Elections 18 April
• Celebrations In streets!! Bouteflika prez since 99
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Over the past few weeks, tens of thousands of people from all social classes have been demonstrating almost daily against Bouteflika's decision to stand in the election, rejecting a stale political system dominated by veterans of an independence war against France that ended in 1962. The protests have also spread to France, Canada and other Western countries that are home to an Algerian diaspora.
Bouteflika, 82, has ruled for 20 years but has rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in 2013. His opponents say they do not believe he is in a fit state to run the country, and suspected he was being kept in place to protect the grip of the military and business elite.
Bouteflika meets military chief, veteran Algerian diplomat
Following the announcement on state media, Bouteflika on Monday evening met with Army Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Gaed Salah and veteran Algerian diplomat Lakhdar Brahimi.
"The voice of the people has been heard," Brahimi, a former Algerian foreign minister and UN special envoy, said on state TV after meeting the ailing president. "Young people who took to the streets acted responsibly and gave a good image of the country. We must turn this crisis into a constructive process."
Political sources said the military would almost certainly play a leading role in Algeria's transition process, and are already assessing three or four civilian figures who could be suitable for the presidency.
Brahimi, a well-known diplomat on the international stage and an old friend of Bouteflika, could be viewed by the military as a guarantor of stability, according to political analysts.
Celebrations on the streets of Algiers
Shortly after the announcements, crowds took to the streets in the capital, Algiers, waving flags as passing cars beeped their horns.
"Our protests have borne fruit! We defeated the supporters of the fifth term!" said taxi-driver Mohamed Kaci, 50.
But FRANCE 24's Meriem Amellal said the news was also received by a measure of caution in some quarters. "You see people celebrating on the streets because it's a kind of victory, the regime has listened to them and given them an answer, which is a first step," said Amellal. "But there appears to be two different interpretations: either you interpret it as President Bouteflika will not run for a fifth term, or you can say he will extend his fourth term and this is not good news for the Algerian people."
France welcomes decision
Responding to Bouteflika's decision to renounce a fifth term, France – Algeria's former colonial power – welcomed the news.
"Following large demonstrations, that took place peacefully and in a dignified manner across Algeria, France expresses the hope that a new dynamic, which responds to the aspirations of the Algerian people, can get under way quickly," said French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian in a statement.
The statement by Le Drian -- who is currently accompanying French President Emmanuel Macron on a visit to Djibouti -- also hailed Bouteflika's decision to "take measures to renew Algeria's political system".
On Tuesday, Macron echoed Le Drian's comments. "I welcome the decision by President Bouteflika, which is the start of a new page in the development of Algeria's democracy," he said at a press conference.
He also underlined the need for a "transition in a reasonable timeframe" as he pledged his country's support for Algeria.
A shadowy 'pouvoir'
The dramatic announcements came a day after the ailing octogenarian leader returned to Algeria from Switzerland, where he received treatment at a Geneva hospital.
More than 1,000 judges said on Monday they would refuse to oversee the election if Bouteflika stood. Clerics said they would not accept government orders about what to preach.
The protests have shattered years of political inertia and unsettled Algeria's opaque but powerful security establishment.
The secretive military-based establishment known to Algerians as "le pouvoir" (the powers-that-be) appears to have stood aside while the demonstrations have taken place. Security forces have been mostly restrained
In the clearest indication yet that the country's powerful generals sympathise with protesters, the chief of staff said the military and the people had a united vision of the future, state TV reported over the weekend. Lieutenant General Gaed Salah did not mention the unrest.
(FRANCE 24 with AFP, AP and REUTERS)
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Joseph Manuel Student File
Student file of Joseph Manuel, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on October 25, 1901 and departed on July 26, 1905. The file contains a student information card listing four outings, a former student response postcard, and a report after leaving. The file also contains a...
Joseph Manuel Student Information Card
Student information card of Joseph Manuel, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on October 25, 1901 and departed on July 26, 1905. The file indicates Manuel was living in Scottsdale, Arizona in 1912.
Joseppa Lewis Student Information Card
Student information card of Joseppa Lewis, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on October 25, 1901 and departed on July 1, 1902.
Joshua Cheago Student File
Student file of Joshua Cheago (here Joshua Cheago Russell), a member of the Pima nation. The file contains a report after leaving and a returned student survey. The file indicates Russell was working as a farmer in Sacaton, Arizona in 1910.
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Joshua Cheago Student Information Card
Student information card of Joshua Cheago, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on October 25, 1901 and departed on September 8, 1906.
Juan Apachose and Carlos Eprico, c.1900
Studio portrait of Juan Apachose and Carlos Eprico.
Juan Apachose Student File
Student file of Juan Apachose, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on June 21, 1896 and departed on October 17, 1903. The file contains a student information card, a report after leaving, a returned student survey, and a former student response postcard. The file indicates...
Juan Apachose Student Information Card
Student information card of Juan Apachose, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on June 21, 1896 and departed on October 17, 1903. The file indicates Apachose was living in Sacaton, Arizona in 1912.
Juan B. Varages and Thomas Kenay, c.1900
Studio portrait of Juan B. Varages and Thomas Kenay.
Juan B. Varages Student Information Card
Student information card of Juan B. Varages, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on August 7, 1899 and departed on June 23, 1904.
Note: There was another student named Juan Varages, sometimes referred to as Juan Varages #1.
Juan Norris Student File
Student file of Juan Norris, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on February 25, 1895 and departed on June 30, 1903. The file contains a student information card listing eight outings, a report after leaving, and a returned student survey completed by Juan Norris in 1910....
Juan Norris Student Information Card
Student information card of Juan Norris, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on February 25, 1895 and departed on June 30, 1903. The file indicates Norris was living in Sacaton, Arizona in 1913.
Juan Norris, c.1899
Studio portrait of Juan Norris.
Juan Osif Progress Card
Progress card of Juan Osif, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on October 5, 1905.
Juan Osif Student File
Student file of Juan Osif, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on June 21, 1896 and ultimately departed on June 3, 1907. The student did not attend the school continuously, but left and reentered. The file contains student information cards and an application for enrollment.
Juan Osif Student Information Card
Student information card of Juan Osif, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on June 21, 1896 and departed on June 3, 1907.
Juan Thomas Wayhama Student File
Student file of Juan Thomas Wayhama, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on February 25, 1895 and departed on June 26, 1900. The file contains a student information card, letters/correspondence, a returned student survey, and a report after leaving. The file indicates that states...
Juan Thomas Wayhama Student Information Card
Student information card of Juan Thomas Wayhama, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on February 25, 1895 and departed on June 26, 1900.
Juan Varages Student Information Card
Student information card of Juan Varages, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on February 25, 1895 and departed on July 3, 1902.
Note: There is another student name Juan B. Varages.
Juana Cham Student Information Card
Student information card of Juana Cham, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on June 21, 1896 and departed on April 1, 1898.
Lewis Juan Student Information Card
Student information card of Lewis Juan, a member of the Pima Nation, who entered the school on February 25, 1895 and departed on July 3, 1896.


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From beloved author Alice Hoffman comes the spellbinding prequel to her bestseller, Practical Magic. Find your magic. For the Owens family, love is a curse that began in 1620, when Maria Owens was charged with witchery for loving the wrong man. Hundreds of years later, in New York City at the cusp o...
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First Simon & Schuster hardcover edition.
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From beloved author Alice Hoffman comes the spellbinding prequel to her bestseller, Practical Magic. Find your magic. For the Owens family, love is a curse that began in 1620, when Maria Owens was charged with witchery for loving the wrong man. Hundreds of years later, in New York City at the cusp of the sixties, when the whole world is about to change, Susanna Owens knows that her three children are dangerously unique. Difficult Franny, with skin as pale as milk and blood red hair, shy and beautiful Jet, who can read other people's thoughts, and charismatic Vincent, who began looking for trouble on the day he could walk. From the start Susanna sets down rules for her children: No walking in the moonlight, no red shoes, no wearing black, no cats, no crows, no candles, no books about magic. And most importantly, never, ever, fall in love. But when her children visit their Aunt Isabelle, in the small Massachusetts town where the Owens family has been blamed for everything that has ever gone wrong, they uncover family secrets and begin to understand the truth of who they are. Back in New York City each begins a risky journey as they try to escape the family curse. The Owens children cannot escape love even if they try, just as they cannot escape the pains of the human heart. The two beautiful sisters will grow up to be the revered, and sometimes feared, aunts in Practical Magic, while Vincent, their beloved brother, will leave an unexpected legacy. Thrilling and exquisite, real and fantastical, The Rules of Magic is a story about the power of love reminding us that the only remedy for being human is to be true to yourself.
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Each year, in Kansas, an average of 2 students graduate with credentials in organizational psychology. If you too are interested in a career in organizational psychology, Kansas has 2 organizational psychology schools for you to choose from. At organizational psychology schools in Kansas, you can expect to pay $19,403 per year in tuition for a degree in organizational psychology.
MidAmerica Nazarene University is the largest organizational psychology school in the state of Kansas, based on number of students. It is located in Olathe. In 2009, a reported 1 students graduated with a organizational psychology degree from MidAmerica Nazarene University. This was 50% of the total organizational psychology graduates in Kansas for that year. Tuition at MidAmerica Nazarene University, was $19,146 per year in 2010.
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Global health and fitness brand, fitness first, has embarked on an extraordinary employment engagement journey that connects its people, brand promise and members together with a clear purpose. Learn how it empowered employees by building an internal culture that embodies the DNA of its brand and vision for the future.
Niall will be sharing some of the key successes, challenges and lessons learnt through the Fitness First brand re-launch and culture change journey.
The story of Fitness First's brand transformation.
Niall first joined Fitness First 5 years ago as the global head of talent and led the development of the organisation's people strategy through its global rebrand and transformation programme; becoming Global HRD 2 years ago.
Prior to Fitness First, Niall held Ops and OD roles at Royal Mail and Vodaphone, as well as spending 7 years in consulting delivery change projects with brands such as Gap, First Direct, Sainsburys , O2 and SSE with leadership development, employee engagement and differentiating themselves through their people and service.
A proud Scot with 2 young children, Niall has lived in Poole for 9 years. An ex British sailing team member, he is a passionate about encouraging everyone to enjoy the outdoors and the benefits of participating in adventurous sports.


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#define __INCLUDED_POCKETSCAN_WIZARDBAR_H__

#include <QLabel>
#include <QPushButton>

#include <Project.h>

/**
 * The wizard/druid bard at the bottom of the main display.
 * Used for advancing between the steps of the whole process.
 *
 * @author Aleksander Demko
 */
class WizardBar : public QWidget, public Listener {
    Q_OBJECT

  public:
    WizardBar(Project *p);
    virtual ~WizardBar();

    virtual void handleProjectChanged(Listener *source) { updateLabels(); }

  private slots:
    void onPrevBut(void);
    void onNextBut(void);
    void onBut1(void);
    void onBut2(void);

  private:
    void initGui(void);
    void updateLabels(void);
    QString stepString(void);

  private:
    Project *dm_project;

    QPushButton *dm_prevbut, *dm_nextbut;
    QPushButton *dm_but1, *dm_but2;
    QLabel *dm_title, *dm_desc;
};

#endif

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the possibility of allowing him back over the border.
on how life really is in prison, as well.
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Julian Oliver, HARVEST, 2018. Commissioned by Blackwood Gallery for The Work of Wind: Air, Land, Sea. Photo: Spiral Mountains Media. Courtesy Blackwood Gallery.
Julian Oliver, HARVEST, 2018. Commissioned by Blackwood Gallery for The Work of Wind: Air, Land, Sea. Photo: Toni Hafkenscheid. Courtesy Blackwood Gallery.
Julian Oliver, HARVEST, 2018. Commissioned by Blackwood Gallery for The Work of Wind: Air, Land, Sea. Photo: Yuula Benivolski. Courtesy Blackwood Gallery.
Taking the form of two 2kW wind turbines with environmental sensors, weatherproof computers and 4G uplink installed in an empty field behind the Musket Transport terminal, HARVEST "feeds" from two primary symptoms of our changing climate: wind gusts and storms. It does this by transforming wind energy into the electricity required to meet the demanding task of mining cryptocurrency (here Zcash), a decentralized process where computers are financially rewarded for their work maintaining and verifying a public transaction ledger known as the blockchain. Rather than filling the digital wallet of the artist, all rewards earned by the HARVEST mining machine are paid out as donations to non-profit climate change research organizations such that they can better study this planetary-scale challenge.
The second component of HARVEST comprises a live feed directly from the miners to a 40ft shipping container located at the front of the terminal, conveying real-time footage of the wind turbines and data relevant to the mining process. This data is visualised by Christopher Pietsch.
Julian Oliver is a New Zealander, critical engineer and artist based in Berlin. His work has been presented at many museums, galleries, international electronic-art events and conferences, including the Tate Modern, Transmediale, the Chaos Computer Congress, Ars Electronica, FILE, and the Japan Media Arts Festival. Oliver has received several awards, including the distinguished Golden Nica at Prix Ars Electronica 2011 for the project Newstweek (with Daniil Vasiliev). He is the co-author of the Critical Engineering Manifesto and co-founder of Crypto Party in Berlin. He is also the co-founder of BLACKLIST, a screening and panel series focused on the primary existential threats of our time. He is an advocate of Free and Open Source Software and actively supports and contributes to initiatives that reinforce rights of privacy and anonymity in technologically-mediated domains.
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Il broccoletto di Custoza è una varietà di broccolo, appartenente alla famiglia delle Brassicaceae, la cui zona di produzione è ristretta al solo territorio di Custoza, frazione del comune di Sommacampagna.

Caratteristiche

Presenta un fusto breve e poche foglie, vicine al colletto, che avvolgono la piccola infiorescenza. A differenza degli altri broccoli, ha infatti più foglie che infiorescenza. Si tratta di un prodotto tardivo, raccolto ai primi geli o in inverno. Le foglie sono particolarmente dolci e saporite.

Tutela

I produttori sono riuniti nell'Associazione produttori del Broccoletto di Custoza e nel 2013 si è costituita la Comunità del cibo dei produttori del broccoletto di Custoza, che collabora con Slow Food per ottenere l'inserimento del prodotto tra i presidi Slow Food.

Consumo

Il Broccoletto di Custoza viene consumato lesso, condito con olio extravergine di oliva (preferibilmente del Lago di Garda), sale e pepe ed accompagnato da uova sode, salame e vino bianco di Custoza.

Note

Voci correlate
Broccolo
Broccoletto
Cavolo broccolo
Cima di rapa

Cultivar di Brassica
Cucina veneta
Sommacampagna

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Janine Robin was founded in 1948 by the grandmother of the current generation of the Tiba family. Back then she made swimsuits in the basement of her Paris shop where she sold them on the floor above, a labor of love which continues today under the watchful eyes of her grandchildren.
The Kabbaz-Kelly tradition of creating top quality clothing was begun by Kabbaz's great grandmother in her Paris atelier. Kabbaz' grandmother, Lucia, continued the family heritage, first in Beirut, then back in Paris where, in 1935, she designed a corset called Scandal which became the rage of the town. The 1960's saw Janine Robin move their workrooms to Gironde in the Southwest of France and join together with famous corseterie Le Furet, widely known as one of the world's finest. Though corsets disappeared in the '70's, the knowledge and talent gained from creating one of the most difficult garments did not.
Today as Kabbaz and Kelly continue to create exclusive designs in furnishings, accessories, and clothing - enhanced by Kelly's lifelong experience in knitting, Janine Robin uses more than a half-century of knowledge to create the world's finest swimsuits and, more recently, has renewed their forward-looking line of exquisite lingerie. Surely the Tiba, Kabbaz, and Kelly families lay claim not only to quality traditions and creative experience, but also to a unique partnership for the new Millennium.


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Giampiero Giannico and Anna Mikhed were the featured professional couple at the BYU Dancesport Championships in November. I was photographing the amateur couples and grabbed a couple of shots during their Professional Showcase.
I have long had a crush on Anna. Not only is she a gorgeous dancer, but she is a sweet girl and even a bit nerdy from what I've gathered during our few hours of lessons together. I was sorely disappointed when she and Victor Fung stopped dancing together and have likely harbored a bit of bias against Giampiero because of it. He did not impress me at the Blackpool Championships or at the Embassy Ball, but I must say he is looking more refined every time I watch him.
Anna's dresses are absolutely fabulous, especially this one with flowy, silky, beautifulness.


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A Mt Pleasant home offers a comfortable life in one of the top ranked cities in South Carolina. Mt Pleasant really has it all: amazing shopping, great schools, beautiful weather, safe neighborhoods, and ample employment in Mt Pleasant itself, and in the nearby Charleston metropolitan area. Many people travel to Mt Pleasant for the shopping. Mt Pleasant Towne Center offers more than 65 shops and restaurants, including big names such as P.F. Changs and Banana Republic, as well as a 16 screen theater.
Take advantage of the many amenities near your Mt Pleasant home and also breathe in the fresh air and natural beauty in the area. Mt Pleasant provides easy access to the barrier island beaches of Sullivan's Island and Isle of Palms. Palmetto Islands County Park is another great place to visit, with 943 acres reserved for walking, bicycling, picnicking, and more. Palmetto also offers Splash Island Waterpark for families to enjoy seasonally. Learn about history by viewing many pieces of historic Mt Pleasant real estate and also tour many historic ships at Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum.
Mt Pleasant was awarded the "All America City" award by the National Civic League and promotes community spirit and local business growth. Mt. Pleasant's Wando High School is noted for technology and student preparation. Community events and festivals happen each year in Mt Pleasant and are perfect for local families and visitors alike. Favorites include ArtFest, Blessing of the Fleet and Seafood Festival, the seasonal Farmers Market, Children's Day Festival, Holiday Market and Craft Show, and the Christmas Light Parade.
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You may recognize Georgia from our stylized session with Honey & Hazel last spring. I was so excited when Georgia asked me to do her senior portraits this past fall! She was accepted to her first choice, Louisiana State University! She brought along some LSU apparel, which I loved! I am so excited for her as she graduates so soon and heads to the cajun state to start her next journey! Congratulations, Georgia!


BEIRUT, June 12, 2017 - A new report from the International Center for Transitional Justice argues that discussions about a future return of refugees and coexistence among groups currently at war in Syria must begin now, even in the face of ongoing violence and displacement. The report makes it clear that the restoration of refugees' sense of dignity will be important to creating the necessary conditions for return and peaceful coexistence — and building a stable post-war Syria one day.
The 60-page research report, titled Not Without Dignity: Views of Syrian Refugees in Lebanon on Displacement, Conditions of Return, and Coexistence, is based on interviews with Syrian refugees living in Lebanon as well as organizations working on issues related to Syrian displacement in Lebanon and Turkey. It provides an important window into the experiences of refugees who fled to Lebanon and their concerns, expectations and priorities for one day returning to Syria and "living side by side" with people who may now be labeled their abusers and enemies, if and when the time comes.
Over 6 million people in Syria have fled their homes to reach safer areas within the country. Around another 6 million people have crossed international borders to seek asylum, mainly in nearby Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan.
Most Syrian refugees who were interviewed for the report want to return, to the homes and places where they used to live. But because of the war's brutality and that fact it has dragged on for so many years, overcoming divisions and rebuilding relationships, as well as reclaiming lands and property they once possessed, will be difficult.
The study found that among Syrian refugees in Lebanon common priorities for return include: security, shelter, livelihoods, reconstruction of homes and infrastructure, restitution for loss of property, education for the young, psychosocial support and family reunification.
Refugees' sense of loss and their need to have their dignity (karama) restored was a common theme in interviews.
"Losing family members and homes, their difficult journeys from Syria and the daily humiliation and discrimination they face as refugees in Lebanon—these experiences have left people feeling like they have lost their dignity," explains Karim El Mufti, co-author of the report and associate professor of international law and Director of the Human Rights Legal Clinic at the Law Faculty of La Sagesse University in Beirut.
The dangers and losses that have forced Syrian to flee their homes in the first place, as well as the resulting justice claims, will likely have an important bearing on their ability to build, or rebuild, relationships in ways that help to prevent violence from happening again.
Others hope that those who took part in atrocities will be held criminally accountable, although most lack confidence in the Syrian judicial system and would prefer tribal courts, an Arab court or international institutions to carry out any prosecutions.
Young refugees may represent a hope for one day rebuilding relationships and increasing tolerance back in Syria after the war. Some have learned new skills in activism and conflict mediation from working with nonprofits and many have developed a new sense of openness toward people of different faiths, cultures and viewpoints — all of which will be useful to building a stable post-war Syria.
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Upon admission to the College, TCEP candidates must declare either a choral or instrumental track (band & string) based on their major applied area. Piano and guitar majors may choose either track. A transcript evaluation will determine the courses and program benchmarks remaining to be completed.
A TCEP candidate who has not completed any coursework at VanderCook by the end of the second semester following their date of admission must reapply to the program. Candidates who have matriculated but not enrolled or responded to inquiries for three semesters will be notified of their involuntary withdrawal from the program. Such candidates may apply for admission at a future date.
A candidate is considered full-time when enrolled in at least nine credit hours of coursework in a semester. A candidate must be enrolled for at least six credits to qualify for financial aid.
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Аршали́ — селище в Казахстані, центр Аршалинського району Акмолинської області Казахстану. Адміністративний центр та єдиний населений пункт Аршалинської селищної адміністрації.

Населення
Населення — 7051 особа (2009; 7208 1999, 7953 у 1989).

Географія
Розташоване на річці Ішим (притока Іртиша), за 70 км на південний схід від Астани, за 4 км від однойменної залізничної станції. Комбінат будівельних матеріалів, завод залізобетонних шпал, щебеневий та асфальтовий заводи, маслозавод. Через селище проходи автошлях Астана — Караганда.

Історія
Селище засноване 1890 року як Борисовка, 1928 року отримало нову назву — Вишневка, з 1997 року має сучасну назву.

Примітки

Джерела

 Аршалы // Казахстан. Национальная энциклопедия. — Алматы: Қазақ энциклопедиясы, 2004. — Т. I. — с. 264 — ISBN 9965-9389-9-7.

Посилання
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Населені пункти Аршалинського району
Селища Акмолинської області
Районні центри Акмолинської області
Населені пункти, засновані 1890


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Q: C function to remove string Total beginner here trying to wrap my head around some basic C knowledge before taking an in-depth Objective-C course in few weeks, so I apologize if this is pedestrian..
The assignment is to create a function that takes three arguments: a source string, an integer to start deletion from that string, and another integer that tells the function how many characters to delete. The example as given in the book is the starting string "the wrong son" and then 4 and 6, leaving just "the son".
My thinking is to create two separate strings based on the first word and second, then concatenate them together. So far, I'm only able to extract "the", and my second for loop apparently does nothing. This is what I have so far:
#include<stdio.h>

int main (void)
{
    char text[]="the wrong son";
    void removeString (char[], int, int);
    int s, l;

    printf("Enter starting point for removal: ");
    scanf("%d",&s);

    printf("\nEnter lenght of removal: ");
    scanf("%d",&l);

    removeString(text, s, l);

    printf("\nString after removal = %s",text);

    return 0;
}

void removeString (char s1[], int s, int l)
{

    printf("s1 = %s, s=%d, l=%d\n", s1, s, l);

    char s2[]="";
    char s3[]="";

    int i,j;

    for (; i<s; ++i)
        {
            s2[i]=s1[i];
        }

    printf("\n");

    for (; j>l; ++j)
        {
            s3[j]=s1[j];
        }

    printf("s2 = %s, s3 = %s", s2, s3);
}

I'm properly confused.  Any help would be much appreciated.

A: Creating separate arrays for this purpose is not the best approach, IMHO. Instead, an altogether better an cleaner approach will be

*

*Receive the array, start index and skip index values.

*calculate the length of the array using strlen().

*put the value in (start index+skip index) location to start index location.

*increment the start index by 1.

*continue the step 3 and 4 until the array length runs out, i.e., the latest (start index+skip index) points to the last element in the array.

A: In C, strings are not objects, they are just arrays of chars in memory.
In your case, removing a part of the string can be done by a simple memory move:
void removeString (char string[], int start, int length)
{
    int from = start + length;

    // You should do some verifications here, like start < string length, etc.
    while (string[from] != 0)
        string[start++] = string[from++];
    string[start] = 0;
}

A: This function
void removeString (char s1[], int s, int l)
{

printf("s1 = %s, s=%d, l=%d\n", s1, s, l);

char s2[]="";
char s3[]="";

int i,j;

for (; i<s; ++i)
{
    s2[i]=s1[i];
}

printf("\n");

for (; j>l; ++j)
{
    s3[j]=s1[j];
}

printf("s2 = %s, s3 = %s", s2, s3);
}

Has a two important problems,

*

*You didn't allocate enough space for s2 or s3.

*You never initialize i or j.
Try this instead
void removeString (char *source, int offset, int length)
{
    int    i;
    size_t source_length;
    if (source == NULL)
        return;
    source_length = strlen(source);
    if ((offset >= source_length) || (source_length - offset < length))
        return;
    printf("source = %s, offset = %d, length = %d\n", source, offset, length);
    for (i = 0 ; i < offset ; ++i)
        result[i] = source[i];
    for (j = 0 ; source[j + offset] != '\0' ; ++i)
       result[j] = source[j + offset];
    printf("s2 = %s\n", result);
}

A: Here is a simpler implementation:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

void removeString (char text[], int start, int length) {
  int n = strlen(text), i;
  for (i = start+length; i <= n; i++) {
    text[i-length] = text[i];
  }
}

int main (void) {
  char text[] = "the wrong son";
  int start, length;
  printf("Original text: \"%s\"\n", text);

  printf("Enter starting point for deletion: ");
  scanf("%d", &start);
  printf("\nEnter number of characters to delete: ");
  scanf("%d", &length);

  removeString(text, start, length);
  printf("After deletion: \"%s\"\n", text);

  return 0;
}

A: // This will edit string s1 in place
void removeString(char *s1, int s, int l)
{
  int len = strlen(s1);
  // Abort if start pos beyond end of string, or nothing to remove
  if (s >= len || l < 1)
    return;
  // Terminate original string at pos s
  s1[s] = 0;
  // Finished if s+l beyond end of string
  if (s+l >= len)
    return;
  // Otherwise concat rest to 1st part
  strcat(s1, s1+s+l);
}