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Mike Smith runs one of Edinburgh's best loved watering-holes, the Bow Bar, located in the heart of the famous Old Town. There he manages an award-winning array of taps featuring all that's best and brightest in the contemporary craft beer scene.
Mike is also leading the campaign to have a permanent ANZAC memorial located in his adopted home town.
Here Mike talks to Edinburgh-based writer, Dan Lentell (who helps Ken run Warrior to Worrier), about the campaign and how it will help commemorate and celebrate the heroes and heroism associated with the ANZAC banner.
What first brought you to Edinburgh and what made you stay?
Well my father is from Glasgow, so I hold a British passport. My initial plan was to spend 4 years living in Edinburgh for a change of scene and work as an artist. I was hoping to gain some inspiration for my artwork while living here and then hold a few exhibitions. I have had 2 exhibitions, including one solo, since then.
What made me stay? Other than loving the city, I met a girl. I met my lovely wife over here in 2006 and we married in 2009. We now have the house and cat, and I'm very happy.
A generation ago ANZAC Day (25 April) had somewhat fallen out of fashion Down Under. Now it's (rightly) a big deal again. What changed?
Well there was the political protests against Australia's involvement in the Vietnam War and conscription, during this unrest 'celebrating' our troops then became very divisive. As the last of the original ANZAC Diggers became fewer and fewer, the ANZAC remembrance returned in favour, and we had that debt of gratitude to make while we still could and for the next generation.
In 15 years or so, ANZAC Day has become more of a National Day for many young Australians – you see the flag capes and Southern Cross tattoos and it's a very patriotic festival feel in some places. National identity plays a big role Down Under when it comes to reflecting on our national day of remembrance, and I believe there has been a lot of national soul-searching recently about where to go with ANZAC Day.
What made you decide there was a need for an ANZAC memorial in the Scottish capital? Isn't there enough room for commemoration services at the Scottish National War Memorial [located in the castle]?
The ANZAC Day and Gallipoli Service is a brilliant event and very highly represented by all the appropriate dignitaries. Every year, it is a packed out affair with people not making it inside the National War Memorial. I managed to get away from work for an hour and made it for the first time this year, and glad I was I there for it.
As important as the service is, it is extremely limited to members of the public due to size restrictions and reserved seating. But it is the fact that Edinburgh is a permanent home to many ex-pats from Australia and New Zealand, including even more as a temporary home, plus we have all the tourists passing through. A public memorial that is easily accessible would be something of a focal point for us, not only on ANZAC Day but every day of the year.
The campaign is a major undertaking. What made you decide to take up this cause in particular?
It was an idea that got me thinking, and the more I thought about it and mentioned it to others, the more convinced I was that it should happen. Of course, it is one of those things, "if I don't do it, no one will".
My mother's parents both served in the Royal Australian Air Force, her father was based in Darwin, and survived many bombing raids from the Japanese. Her mother's father served with the British in the trenches of WWI and then with the Australians in North Africa during WWII against Rommel. My father's grandfather served in the Gordon Highlanders in Belgium in WWI and his father was in the Royal Engineers.
What kind of support are you getting, or are you hoping to get, from the Australian and New Zealand governments, or the British Government and Commonwealth War Graves Commission for that matter?
I have been in touch with the Australian Defence Force and they gave some words of support, including advice on the use of the 'Rising Sun' emblem. To my delight, they took it upon themselves to forward my letter to the Office of Australian War Graves.
From there I was contacted by Brigadier Chris Appleton, who has written a letter of support addressed to the Edinburgh City Council explaining the importance of the memorial and most importantly the connection that the ANZAC troops had with Scotland in both World Wars. I am still hoping to get some backing from individuals and groups before 'selling' the idea to the council.
Is there a big Australian/New Zealand community in Scotland? What can they and other ANZAC supporters do to support the campaign? Where do they start?
Yes there is, and not just behind the bars either. I know many that have moved here like myself and just kind of ended up staying. I think there are more long-term ex-pats living here, compared to the 'backpacker' stereotype that people think of. I still get asked by locals how long have I been travelling for.
Anyone wishing to support the campaign can find us on Facebook under "Petition for Edinburgh ANZAC Memorial". From there they will get all updates and information on the memorial as well as the chance to share it with their friends.
What would you like the memorial to look like? Where, in an ideal world, would you want it located?
The initial plan is for a stone memorial, and in this stone there will be a carving. We are still in the design ideas stage, but the focus will be on a singular stone. I have an excellent stone carver, David McGovern from Monikie Rock Art lined up for the job. There will be a plaque fixed on the stone giving a description on the memorial, with a poppy/daffodil flower arrangement around the stone. I will be applying to have it located in the Princes Street Gardens, along with many other important memorials. I think it will fit in nicely there, as we already have important international memorials representing Norway, America, Spain and soon the Polish in the Gardens. I have found a nice spot on the East end of the Gardens, but we will see what the Council says.
What ANZAC events/memorials are there already in the UK?
There are more than people would think. Of course there is the big one in London, with both the Australian and the New Zealand war memorials located in Hyde Park, and then another service in Westminster Abbey. As already mentioned, the Scottish National War Memorial is in Edinburgh Castle.
But then there are a lot of Air Base related towns, as a lot of the New Zealand Air Force were based around the country. For example the Newcastle Branch of the RAF Association arranges an ANZAC Service each year on a Sunday close to ANZAC Day. They hold a parade and wreath laying at the gravesides of the 7 New Zealand and 3 Australian airmen who were casualties of WWII.
Also places that had a war-time connection with the ANZACs such as Weymouth, where thousands of Australians and New Zealanders were sent, sick and injured, from Gallipoli, the Middle East and the Western Front. They erected an ANZAC memorial in 2005 and hold a service there each year.
What have been the campaign milestones so far?
The ANZAC Biscuit Ale that I made with Elixir Brew Co was a great success, we sold the 2 casks all on the day, plus free ANZAC biscuits with each serving. The free biscuits were a big hit, from which I had about 10 volunteers baking for the event! Overall, we raised just under £300 on the night, it was a great night with a couple of officers from the New Zealand Air Force in, last year we had about 8 New Zealand Commandos in.
When I received the letter of support from the Office of Australian War Graves, that felt like an achievement. To get that sort of backing and approval, also knowing that it was forwarded to them by the Defence Force, it's good to know that they also feel strongly about it.
Who would win in a fight, an emu or a cassowary? What about a robin red-breast and kookaburra?
Without a doubt, the cassowary would destroy the emu. It wouldn't be pretty either, cassowaries are just mean and angry. The robin red-breast vs kookaburra? Well kookaburras can attack and kill snakes so I will let you decide on that one.
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THOMASVILLE � The Wheatmore High School varsity volleyball team beat East Davidson 25-8, 25-17, 25-9 Monday in non-conference play.
Kathryn Johnson had 12 kills, three aces and five digs, while Georgia Garrison added 11 kills, three aces and three digs. Kelly Davis dished out 31 assists and had three aces, and Davey Albertson notched five kills, four blocks and five aces. Allie Grubb had five kills and two blocks, while Emily Brown chipped in four kills and two digs. Casey Hawkins had seven digs.
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Why I Love: Stupid lore
By Sam Prell published 12 August 16
"The president has been kidnapped by ninjas. Are you a bad enough dude to rescue the president?" Hell, yes I am. Start! It might be hard to believe now, surrounded as we are by games that tell their stories with all the humor and lightheartedness of a Zack Snyder movie, but video games have a history of being goofy and unashamedly stupid. And I love it. I love the dumb fun of it all, the absurd logic that guides some of the most beloved creations of this industry.
Take Metal Gear Solid and Halo for example. These are two of my very favorite franchises in all of gaming. But the former is about a clone (or, depending on the game, the clone's "father") with a nanomachine virus in his veins who fights nuclear-equipped robot dinosaurs. The last game alone starred a man with shrapnel sticking out of his head, parasites that understand English, a dog with an eyepatch trained to use a knife with its mouth, a giant robot with a flamethrower robo-phallus, and a woman who breathes through her skin.
Meanwhile, Halo is about cyborg supersoldiers from the future who shoot aliens in the face. Oh, and another type of alien that basically makes space-fungus-zombies. Oh, and another type of alien that were essentially gods. Also, humans used to be super-advanced and space-faring, but the space-gods de-evolved us so we wouldn't be a threat to them. Also also, the space-zombie alien used to be the space-gods that existed before the space-gods, and holy crap, this just keeps going, doesn't it?
Let's be honest with ourselves: all of the above is straight-up dumb. These histories and lore read like something that came out of a highschool creative writing workshop where everyone put one verb or noun into a hat, and wrote a story using all of those words. Don't misunderstand though; I'm not being condescending here. When I say the lore is dumb, those feelings come from a place of love. I genuinely appreciate and applaud the silliness these games get away with.
See, stupid lore takes me back to a time when video games weren't everywhere. I'm glad that more people than ever before are playing games, but mainstream appeal requires a certain amount of watering down of your most outlandish ideas and behaviors. It's why most of that wacky Halo lore I summarized comes not from the games (which have to sell millions of copies to be profitable), but from books and comics (which can only sell thousands and still be considered a success).
As a general rule, the more mainstream you try to be, the less stupid you're allowed to get. And that's really too bad. Stupid lore might be… well, stupid, but it's also unique. It reminds me that I'm playing a game, and that games are unlike anything else. They're stupid, they're special, and they're ours.
Why I Love encapsulates all the little details of gaming life that sometimes get ignored. It arrives every Friday at 0900 PST / 1700 GMT. Follow @gamesradar on Twitter for updates.

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TORONTO – The Toronto gazebo was the setting for the May 20 wedding of Kristin Lee Morris and David James Colvin Sr. The 6 p.m. ceremony was celebrated by Art Fowler.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Walker of Toronto and the late Rick Chesney. Escorted by her son, Gavin Morris of Toronto, the bride wore a white gown and carried a blue and white bouquet.
The groom is the son of Debbie and Donald Monigold and Charles D. Colvin, all of Toronto.
The bride's daughter, Aliyah Mooris, served as maid of honor, and Faith Anne Colvin, the groom's daughter, was a bridesmaid. The groom's son, David James Colvin Jr., served as his father's best man and ring bearer. The bride's brother, Shawn Miller, was a groomsman, and his wife, Kate Miller, was a bridesmaid. Emma Miller, the bride's niece, was the flower girl.
After a reception at the Toronto Eagles Hall, the couple took a cruise to the Bahamas.


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The Family / Parade service is where our uniformed groups take an active roll throughout the service. They also present their flags and parade alongside the Union Flag at the beginning and end of each service. The language used within this service is aimed more towards the younger members of our congregation. The weeks readings are read by members of the uniformed groups.
A service of contemplative prayer and chants and opportunity for personal prayer.


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So, this BFF-esque photograph of the two? Well, it isn't particularly helping her defense.
The segment on Kelly's show is slated to air on Father's Day and has lost at least one major sponsor.


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Save a printable PDF version of the Sierra 365 showing floor plan and facade options.
This is a series of multi-level designs which make outstanding use of blocks which are high at the back, allowing the home to step down from an elevated position at the rear of the site down onto street level. As a result of considered planning this dynamic design will enjoy cooling breezes and breathtaking views and a very commanding street presence.
The double Garage is set back from the front of each Sierra design but sits at a lower level with internal access via a set of internal stairs. Abutting the double Garage is a set of stairs accessing the covered Porch.
The Porch leads into a really generous Lounge which features a clever corner window arrangement. Further stairs lead up to an expansive set of living spaces, including the Kitchen, Family and Dining, all of which access the massive Alfresco via a large set of glass doors. A private hidden staircase off the Lounge and Entry provides access to Bed 1 with Walk-In-Robe (WIR) and Ensuite. This means Bed 1 is literally a haven away from the rest of the home set on its own sitting above the garage enjoying views through large sliding windows.
The final "module" is a wing of bedrooms and living spaces which varies across the design range but additional Bedrooms, Study (Sierra 365), Rumpus, Bathroom and Laundry to the very back of the block. There is also a rear Patio providing yet another covered outdoor living space in the Sierra 310 and Sierra 365.


Every year, the Ladies Association of British Barbershop Singers (LABBS) holds a 'Convention' — a national competition open to all member choruses.
This year, the competition is in Harrogate. It is open to the public and there is information about tickets here.


This was written by Dan Peek, who along with Dewey Bunnell and Gerry Beckley, was one of the three original members of America. Many of Peek's compositions show a very spiritual and searching side and "Lonely People," a call for the lonely and despairing to seek God, is one of those songs and easily his best known.
Peek left the band in 1977 to focus on his faith; after leaving America, he performed this song live, altering the lyric to leave no doubt of his intention, singing "Don't give up until you drink from the silver cup and give your heart to Jesus Christ."
Peek explained to Circus magazine that on this song, he was "thinking about what it would be like to wake up and not know anybody."
Famed Beatles producer George Martin helmed this song along with the rest of the album in London. Peek recalled to Circus: "Gerry (Beckley) had been in England, and we'd talked about using George Martin as our producer. He's such a hot arranger, thinking about all the stuff he's done. There were several other people we wanted to use, but that idea sort of flashed and George was available. Gerry had a house outside of London where we knew we could rehearse."
The trio met with George Martin in Los Angeles, at the offices of America's managers, Geffen-Roberts. Peek remembered with a laugh: "The first thing he did was take his shirt, sweater and shoes off. He said it was too hot in L.A. He put everyone at ease, and we just got along well from the first second. He has a very musical mind, and as we began working we bounced ideas off of him quite a bit, with things like vocal arrangements and guitar parts. It was an amazing experience working for a mind-producer."
Dan Peek worked on the lyrics to this song with his wife, Cathy, who is listed as a songwriter on the track along with her husband.
All three members of America wrote songs, which they would do separately. In the studio, the other two members would help hash it out, and the writer would sing lead.
"Lonely People" was Dan Peek's biggest hit with the band, but his songs "Don't Cross The River" (#35), "Today's The Day" (#23) and "Woman Tonight" (#44) also charted.
This went to #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart, one of three America songs to do so (the others: "Tin Man" and "Today's The Day").
Christian outfit Jars of Clay covered this on their 2003 album, Who we Are Instead. The band say they would have recorded it years previously if they had known the cheer that rises from the audience when they sing, "This is for all the lonely people."
Romanong Kurong from NagaThe guitar introduction thrills me to no end. The low vocals—"this is for all the lonely people, thinking that life has passed them by"—never allowed me to know why I was literally lonely in those days after my mother died.
Listening to this in the afternoons when I was jobless, seeking any type of work that would pay—after my scholarship's graduation stipend was depleted, spent for mailing my essays and poems to city-based magazines, that never even saw publication. Writing never did pay, and that time I hardly knew that it didn't or that it could.
"This is for all the single people, thinking that love has left them dry." Yeah. What could be more heart-wrenching than being ignored by one person who could hardly care about how I chaliced her? Nothing follows. The guitars, keyboard, and the dismal vocals just had to fade. Please.
"Lonely People" was Peek's standout contribution to Holiday, a simple tune that carried a universal message. The song came out of true experience, Dan says: "I wrote it probably within a month of getting married to my long-lost love, Catherine. I had always felt like the melancholy, lonely person. And now I felt like I'd won. It had become this quest, to get this woman and make things right. There was a joy, but also a sadness for everybody that didn't have somebody, 'cause I knew what that was like. The line that inspired it was from 'Eleanor Rigby': 'all the lonely people, where do they all come from ... where do they all belong?' That line haunted me and cut me to the core. After a couple of years of it being out, we'd do shows where, when we played that song, there would be a standing ovation in the middle of it. This was for all the lonely people, and I was one of them." So at the time it was written it was about the chalice used during the wedding ceremony.
R.I.P. Dan Peek (1950 - 2011).
Ric from Atlanta, GaCheck out this video from Dan himself... then read his autobiography... it's amazing!
Lenny from Edison, NjR I P Dan Peek. You are now riding that highway in the sky!
Bmn from Hisuan, Argentina>> I never knew that America was such a God-loving band.
There were 3 and now there are 2. And it's been that way for 30+ years. It seems that *1* is God-loving.
Dan from Gurnee, IlI thought I was day dreaming in my car when I heard the line for the version of Lonely People where he sings, "give your heart to Jesus Christ". Glad to see that wasn't. Where can you hear that version?
Kevin from Reading , PaDustin, I don't think America was especially God loving when they were having their hits. Dan Peek is the one who got religion more or less after he left the in the late 70s. At least that's how I understand it.
Dustin from Franksville, WiI never knew that America was such a God-loving band. This song is one of their shortest, but sweetest melodies ever.


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FOX 13 Investigates: Utah AG did not investigate billionaire, future campaign donor for sex assault ~ Nov. 28, 2022
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n November 14, 2022 – here on CedarHillsCitizens.org we challenged Utah AG Sean Reyes to either indict or exonerate Utah County Attorney David O. Leavitt for possible Satanic Ritual Abuse, and human trafficking — and to do it by Christmas — in the interest of JUSTICE.
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We also said that we had reason to believe that secrets he's hiding, but that the truth would eventually come out. Well, with the following FOX13 story, the trickle may be heading towards a flood of corruption being exposed at the highest levels of Utah Law enforcement — including Utah County at the epicenter of this tragic moral & legal disaster that relates to Cedar Hills' own former City Councilman Ken Cromar with Barbara, being victims of a weaponization of the lRS against them to stop them from whistleblowing on the City government's ongoing corruption.
Here's an excerpt from the stunning FOX 13 investigative report…
FOX 13 Investigates: Utah AG did not investigate billionaire, future campaign donor for sex assault
By:Adam Herbets
YouTube report at: https://youtu.be/NJcVeUH7rp4
Print report at: https://www.fox13now.com/news/fox-13-investigates/fox-13-investigates-utah-ag-did-not-investigate-billionaire-future-campaign-donor-for-sex-assault
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and last updated11:06 PM, Nov 21, 2022
Last month, Utah billionaire Trevor Milton was convicted in New York on three counts of fraud for lying to investors about his electric truck company Nikola Motors. He now faces up to 20 years in prison.
Long before he was indicted on suspicion of fraud, three women and two of Milton's former friends accused him of sexual misconduct.
The allegations began with a man named Jonny Robb from Cottonwood Heights.
Robb and Milton considered themselves friends for years. The two took trips together as part of the same social circle. Other members of the group said, even though Robb did not come from money, he had a rich social life – easily making friends due to his fun-loving personality.
According to Robb, as the two spent more time together, he started to learn how Milton treated women. As Milton's company became more successful, the two spent less time together.
Milton, who is originally from Layton, set a real-estate record in 2019 by purchasing the most expensive home in Utah.
As their friendship became more distant, Robb said the things he knew about Milton's behavior ate at him.
"(Jonny) was in a mental health crisis, so we were trying to help him to accept help," said his mother, Julie Robb. "He had his challenges, but friendships were important to him… He at one point had entertained working for Trevor and selling aspects of his company, and then I never heard anything more about it. That's about as much as I knew about Trevor."
In 2020, Robb threatened to publish screenshots of inappropriate messages Milton sent to women. He accused Milton of sexual assault and trying to pay women to have sex while Milton watched.
The two confronted each other through messages on Instagram. Eventually, Milton reported Robb to police – accusing his former friend of blackmail.
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An indication of Katie Cavera's popularity can easily be found by checking her calendar of upcoming engagements, which shows consistent bookings into January 2018. She usually works three days a week with the Ellis Island Boys at Disneyland. For the past 16 years, she's had a Wednesday night sing-along gig with sousaphonist C.J. Sam's at Curley's Cafe in Long Beach. She works with a cabaret performance group called Vaud and the Villains, freelances with various groups at festivals, performs for swing dancers, and occasionally teaches at a jazz camp.
Her most notable qualities are her musicality, her versatility and her likeability. She's a rhythm guitar specialist in the style of Freddie Green and Al Casey, plays a hot 1920s plectrum and tenor banjo as well as a New Orleans-style string bass, and sings in the '20s pop style of Helen Kane and Ruth Etting. The late jazz critic Jim Leigh and bandleader/multi-instrumentalist Clint Baker dubbed her the "California Sunshine Girl" because of her ever-present sunny stage presence.
Growing up in Evansville, Indiana, Katie got a five-string banjo from her Dad at age 3, briefly took piano lessons and had some exposure to bluegrass. She soon decided that the banjo was her instrument of choice, especially after hearing Clancy Hayes of the Lu Watters band.
It was off to Ball State University for two years before transferring to Indiana U. where she was a theater major and studied jazz performance and composition under Dr. David Baker, whom she credits for his guidance and encouragement. In addition to playing in a Dixieland band, she was a member of Baker's jazz ensemble that performed a special presentation of Duke Ellington's Masterworks at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.
She soon realized that a career in music would enable her to earn a living while having fun. It was while attending IU that she met Woody Pittman, a comedic magician. The couple were married for 20 years before Woody succumbed to kidney cancer in 2014. Katie learned some magic from her husband and is a member of the Academy of Magical Arts and Magic Castle, an exclusive club for magicians.
Moving to California in 1994, she freelanced, became a member of the San Fernando Banjo Band and over the years, worked with Jim Kweskin's Jug Band, Hal's Angels, Rhythm Rascals and the Reynolds brothers and appeared with jazz icons like Jim Cullum, Bob Helm, Bobby Gordon and Leon Oakley. In 2003, she traveled to Japan with Clint Baker's New Orleans Band that performed before an audience of 25,000 at the Jazz City Osaka Festival.
For a period of five years (2006-2011), she was part of a production, "A la Recherche de Josephine" (Looking for Josephine), a review about New Orleans jazz, Hurricane Katrina and Josephine Baker, with a score arranged by pianist David Boeddinghaus. The show premiered at the Opera Comique in Paris and subsequently toured Germany, Austria, Spain and France (plus an American premier in Montclair, New Jersey). It was nominated for a Moliere Award, the national theater award bestowed by the Association Professionnelle et Artistique du Theatre.
Over the past dozen years, she along with several of her neighbors in the West Adams district of Los Angeles have been trapping feral cats and taking them to a local facility that will neuter them at no charge before releasing them where they no longer will be able to add to the overpopulation of these stray animals born in the wild.
Her parents, Jim and Ann (who will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary this year) wrote a book in 2013 entitled Closing in on God devoted to stories of faith, hope, love and laughter from the second half of life.
Katie feels fortunate to live in the L.A. area where there are a wide range of opportunities to perform. "I enjoy playing for new and different audiences and especially sharing what I do with others who cannot play an instrument. I just enjoy playing," she said with a smile.


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Mohammed Shami, the India fast bowler, credited management and the coaches, both at the Indian team and the ones at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru, for helping him rediscover his confidence.
Shami was India's second-highest wicket-taker at the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2015, where his 17 scalps helped India bowl out the opposition seven successive times leading up to the semi-final.
Injury subsequently cast him on the sidelines, even as new, young fast bowlers emerged in the likes of Jasprit Bumrah and Bhuvneshwar Kumar. After the World Cup semi-final loss to Australia, Shami did not play one-day cricket for two years. It was a period marked by weight gain and a struggle for rhythm.
Shami has since put those issues behind. He is now back in top shape, is once again a regular in India's ODI squad, and is primed to go at the 2019 World Cup, having been named in the 15-man squad that was announced on Monday, 15 April. "In the last 18 months, I have continuously worked on my fitness and have been constantly trying to improve my game, [and] on what will be better for my team," he said on the sidelines of the IPL in Mohali.
"Yes, I was a bit heavy after my injury and didn't play ODIs for an extended time, but I have played ODIs recently. Especially in the last six months, there have been some outstanding changes in my life. I am happy with whatever I have achieved. I lost so much of weight, my body has that flow now and the rhythm, I feel, is similar to when I started [my career]. I will try to maintain the same rhythm in the future for the World Cup.
Whatever confidence that I have, in terms of my performance in the last seven-eight months, I want to carry that confidence and put my best foot forward for my team.
"There's a lot of difference [with my bowling] when compared to, say three years back. I have done a lot of hard work. I've worked with the coaches, and the confidence that I got with the Indian team, backing me when I was trying to improve my fitness levels, the management, the NCA - they all backed me with all their heart. I was also dedicated to take on the fitness challenge in front of me. I accepted that and the result is now in front of you."
Apart from issues with fitness, Shami has also had to deal with personal problems. He even had to take a break from the 2018 Indian Premier League after suffering a head injury in a road accident. But after spending another year out of the ODI team, Shami has gone back to his wicket-taking ways since returning to the side in October last year. He is Kings XI Punjab's highest wicket-taker in the IPL this season, with 10 wickets in eight matches.
"I'm very happy that I have got a second chance in a World Cup," he said. "As far as performance is concerned, they way I had performed in 2015, how I approached it with confidence, I am hoping that there's an increased confidence in me. And whatever confidence that I have, in terms of my performance in the last seven-eight months, I want to carry that confidence and put my best foot forward for my team."
With India's players up for a full grind, with the IPL season followed immediately by the World Cup, workload management has been a frequently broached subject. But Shami felt the IPL offered ideal simulation to be mentally prepared to deal with pressure at the marquee event.
"Playing these matches [in the IPL] help in terms of fitness and mental preparation," he said. "It's a challenging tournament before the World Cup and it is very helpful in the preparation, mentally and physically."


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Ok, guess I could work something up...I really hope this thing keeps going!!!

And I think Lindon's post was a retro...another view of her assassination?
Hello folks,

I'm afraid with RL priorties, this thread is very much on a backburner for me. Limited to one maybe two, RPs at the mo. Not that I wish to dampen any enthusiasm! You Guys get on, or if the Gathering spurs you along, maybe I'll be inspired to catch up at some point.

Have fun in Toronto if I don't get to say before!
Is this still going? Because I've read the majority of what I've missed on my little holiday (*cough*) from TORC, and now that I'm back, I'd like to join in again. I've got some ideas for my character, and I see that the actual RP thread's dropped off a bit (I'm assuming... I can't get to the last page because of a failed boolean conversion, whatever that is ), so it would be nice to see it up and running again, hmmm?
Ok, so, who wants to keep going? Can we get a roll call of interested people in here?

Also, is anyone *cough*Bardy*cough* up to coming up with a good summary of the thread up to this point? I think all of us are so far behind we all need a refresher. Also, maybe a list of participants, terms, significant stuff we should know...

Also, I hate to say this, but I think anyone who can't be actively part of the group should be put into a holding zone...it'd be easy to put them there, and get them out if they wish to be active again. However, I don't like hauling around deadweight...too many names to remember.
I am willing to give a new go on this thread.

And I agree with Guru about the need for a 'culling' of players.
I'm willing to continue this- I don't think I was ever written out, so, you know... just kind of dropped off there... and I promise I won't do it again. On my honour. So... if it's okay with you, I'll write myself out and then try to catch up with you again?
My post jumps your character up a bit Scribbles, but I reckon there is temporal space for you to put up something if you had something planned for the time before you enter the Stairway.

So, if people do not pipe up that they are in or out do we assume they are out?
I am still lurking and thinking about reentering the thread but will wait and see if I will have the time to devote to this as I should before I do anything.

Thanks guys you are doing a great job and I echo Scribbles words. This is a scream to read!!
I'm still in - I've just been away for a week - i'm still interested and may post once i've caught up.
Ok, assuming that everything's been done in Guilds that needs to be, I'm requesting that the RP thread be moved up to the Choirs of Eru. If you need to, you can still write stuff that happens in Guilds, but the majority of us are heading up to the next forum, so I'll have it moved.
I am cool with that Guru.
...Bardy comes staggaring in, dragging in one hand the smashed up door to a '93 Geo Prizm and in the other she's dragging an open suitcase with bits of costume falling out (and a few Sheraton towels) ...

"I'M HERE! I AM *HERE*! GADS! I feel like I was hit by a truck..."

"PPpppsssssst! Bardy! You *WERE* hit by a truck!"

OH! Ah...yeah, that's right. ..drops the door.. "Well, uh, it feels like I traipsed around Toronto for a week, staying up partying..."

"Pssssssssst! Bardy...you *DID* traips around Tor.."

"AWRIGHT, AWRIGHT!" ...drops suitcase...

...looks around...

"Muaaahahahhaaa! *SO*.... Where were we?!!!"

( I was kidding about the towels. I don't need any more towels.  )

GURU!  Well done, mate. Say, email me because I think I might have erased an IM message from you.  Are you 'ShadowofTorc'? I think I made a boo-boo.
Ok, as some of you may have discovered, the RP thread was moved, to the Green Dragon. Here's what I got in explanation:

"As per your request, we have reviewed the case. The TORC Conspiracy thread has been located previously in forums which supported RP. The thread, then was not out of place completely. Choirs, however, is not such a place.

We're not comfortable moving it into a forum where it might be inappropriate. We feel the thread might cause disruption and attact negative attention(that is, be disrupted itself). Further, we do not wish to set a precendent which would force us to all other off topic threads to remain in forum where they don't belong in the future.

Therefore, I've moved it to The Green Dragon for the time being. I'm sure your members will understand.

Thanks,
InnocentEvil
I am the Consigliera to the Secret Fire
Tolkien Online -- Sail into the West"

So, not sure whether we'll be continuing to move through the forums as we had. I doubt it will be much of an inconvenience, but not quite as much fun .

Just thought I'd let you all know what's up.


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Revealed comparative advantage (RCA) is based on Ricardian trade theory, which posits that patterns of trade among countries are governed by their relative differences in productivity. Although such productivity differences are difficult to observe, an RCA metric can be readily calculated using trade data to "reveal" such differences. While the metric can be used to provide a general indication and first approximation of a country's competitive export strengths, it should be noted that applied national measures which affect competitiveness such as tariffs, non-tariff measures, subsidies and others are not taken into account in the RCA metric.
The plots presented below are designed to present a full picture of any country's revealed comparative advantage in producing and exporting a full range of products in a given year. Products plotted are SITC revision 3 product groups at the 3-digit level using data from the trade matrix available in our Data Center . The various sectors of the economy, according to the SITC classification, are shown in different colors and labeled. The revealed comparative advantage of exported products are indicated in the plot for all product groups which have an RCA greater than 1. The product group name, RCA value and export level are readily made visible in the plot center and in the right panel by placing the mouse cursor over any product.
Σj∈PXwj is the world's total exports (of all products j in P).
When a country has a revealed comparative advantage for a given product (RCA >1), it is inferred to be a competitive producer and exporter of that product relative to a country producing and exporting that good at or below the world average. A country with a revealed comparative advantage in product i is considered to have an export strength in that product. The higher the value of a country's RCA for product i , the higher its export strength in product i.


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In the Ulster County Legislature District 2 Democratic primary, former Legislator Chris Allen, left, lost to Saugerties Town Board member John Schoonmaker, second from left. In the District 22 Democratic primary, incumbent Kathy Nolan, third from left, topped former Legislator John Parete, right.
Two ex-legislators seek to win old seats in Tuesday primaries
Ulster County Legislature primaries include two ex-lawmakers trying to win their old seats back
By Patricia R. Doxsey pdoxsey@freemanonline.com @pattiatfreeman on Twitter
Patricia R. Doxsey
KINGSTON, N.Y. — Voters in seven Ulster County legislative districts will head to the polls Tuesday to choose their party's candidate for county Legislature races in the November election.
Democratic voters in two legislative districts will choose between named candidates in head-to-head races for the Democratic line in the November election, while other races feature a combination of write-in challenges to named candidates through the "opportunity to ballot" procedure, and races in which the party's candidate will be determined by write-in votes.
Polling places will be open from noon to 9 p.m.
In District 2 (Saugerties election districts 1, 2, 3, 4, 11, 13, 14): Former Democratic Legislator Chris Allen will face off against Saugerties Town Board member John Schoonmaker for the Democratic line.
Allen served two terms in the county Legislature before losing the seat in 2017 to Joseph Maloney, who is not running for re-election.
Polling places for Tuesday's primaries in Ulster County
Here are the polling places for Tuesday's primaries in Ulster County.
Allen bested Schoonmaker by a weighted vote of 629.5 to 541 at the Democratic convention to win the party line, but Schoonmaker was able to garner enough signatures on his nominating petitions to force Allen into a primary election for the line.
Schoonmaker, 27, was elected to the Town Board in 2017.
He said changes in leadership in county government following the election of Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan and the upcoming election of a new comptroller make this the perfect time to bring younger faces and ideas to the county Legislature.
"We bring a lot of new ideas and ideas that might not have been tried before," he said.
Schoonmaker said addressing climate change has to be the county's biggest priority and that he would push to ban fossil fuel projects in the county. He also said the county must do more to address the opioid crisis.
Allen, 50, said he brings experience and a working knowledge of county government to the table.
Primary elections in Ulster County, Northern Dutchess on June 25
Residents in several Ulster County and Northern Dutchess municipalities will vote Tuesday, J…
Allen said he would push for the county to hire a new employee at the Office for the Aging to help seniors navigate issues involving health insurance coverage for hospitals and nursing homes. He added that he thinks the county needs to hire more employees to ease the workload at the Department of Social Services.
"I'm really the only candidate out of the three that understands how county government operates on multiple levels," he said.
Schoonmaker also is facing an opportunity-to-ballot challenge on the Working Families Line, and Republican Albert Bruno is facing an opportunity-to-ballot challenge on the Independence Party line.
Allen said he is mounting write-in campaigns for both of those lines.
In District 22 (Denning, Hardenburgh, Olive, Shandaken), Democrats will choose between incumbent Legislator Kathy Nolan and former Legislator John Parete for the party line.
Parete, a former Democratic Party chairman and former Democratic elections commissioner who was chosen by Republicans as their candidate for the District 22 seat, has launched a primary challenge against fellow Democrat Nolan in the hopes of capturing that line as well.
Parete served in the Legislature from 2011 to 2017 and was its chairman in 2014 and 2015. He lost his bid for a fourth term to Nolan, D-Shandaken, after being relegated to the Independence and Conservative lines in 2017 following primary losses for both the Democratic and the GOP lines.
Nolan, a first-term legislator, will also face a write-in challenge on the Working Families Party line.
Here's a rundown of the other Legislature primaries.
• District 1 (Saugerties election districts 5, 6, 7, 9, 20, 15, 16): Conservative Mary Wawaro will face an opportunity-to-ballot challenge for the Independence line; there also will be an opportunity to ballot for the Green Party line.
• District 8 (Esopus election districts 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7): Independence Candidate Laura Petit will face a write-in challenge; there also will be an opportunity to ballot for the Green Party line.
• District 11 (Marlborough): Thomas Corcoran will face an opportunity-to-ballot challenge for the Independence line.
• District 12 (Plattekill election districts 1, 2, 4, 5): Opportunity to ballot for the Green Party line.
• District 18 (Hurley election districts 2, 3, 4, 6, 8; Marbletown election districts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6): Carolyn E. Hansen will face a write-in challenge for the Working Families line.
Ulster County Legislature
John Parete
Kathy Nolan
John Schoonmaker
Since 1990, Patricia R. Doxsey has been a reporter for the Freeman, covering politics, crime, and government affairs.


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Asian Games 2018 18 Aug 18 to 02 Sep 18
Harish Kumar, Asian Games Medallist, Supports Family By Helping Father Sell Tea
India Shine At Asian Games 2018 With Best-Ever Medal Tally
PM Narendra Modi Felicitates Asian Games Athletes
India's Asian Games Stars Talk About Their Journey To The Podium
Asian Games 2018: Indian Men's Hockey Team Aims To Overcome Malaysia Test In Semi-Finals
Updated: 29 August 2018 16:16 IST
Reigning champions India, who were placed in Pool A, have won all their previous matches.
Samrat Chakraborty
India won all their Pool A matches with huge margins. © NDTV
The Indian men's hockey team, after a 100 percent win record in the Asian Games 2018 pool stages will aim to overcome Malaysia in the semi-finals at the GBK, Hockey Field in Jakarta on Thursday. Barring the encounter against South Korea, India won all their Pool A matches with huge margins, including a massive 26-0 margin against Hong Kong. The earlier record was 24-1, made 86 years ago in the 1932 Olympics when India outclassed the USA. Malaysia, on the other hand, lost their pool stage match against Pakistan.
In the head-to-head, India hold an upper hand against Malaysia. They have played 101 matches out of which 70 were won by India and 13 by Malaysia. The remaining 18 matches were draws.
In 2018, India had defeated Malaysia 2-1 in the Commonwealth Games to enter the semi-finals.
India's SV Sunil and Harmanpreet Singh produced brilliant individual performances in the Commonwealth Games 2018, quarter-finals against Malaysia to help India clinch victory by a narrow margin.
Ranked fifth in the world, India men's hockey team have won 14 medals in the Asian Games so far. The medals include, 3 gold, 9 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Malaysia, on the other hand are placed 12th in the world rankings. In 2014, they finished fourth in the Asian Games.
Malaysia's last podium finish in the Asian Games came in 2002, where they clinched a bronze medal.
Topics mentioned in this article Other Sports Asian Games 2018 Hockey
India, who were placed in Pool A, have won all their previous matches
India hold an upper hand against Malaysia
India had defeated Malaysia 2-1 in the Commonwealth Games
Asian Games 2018 Medals Tally
1 China 132 92 65 289
2 Japan 75 56 74 205
3 Republic of Korea 49 58 70 177
4 Indonesia 31 24 43 98
8 India 15 24 30 69


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'The Alchemist' Bound for the Big Screen
While I generally stick to posts related to medieval history and historical fiction and fantasy, I ran across this short blurb about The Alchemist by Paul Coelho being made into a movie. I haven't read the novel yet, but I've heard really good things about it from friends, and I understand it's a truly heartwarming, inspiring story. It's a short read, only 208 pages in paperback. Filming is supposed to begin late spring or early summer, and Laurence Fishburne is slated to star in the title role.
Review of the novel from Amazon:
Like the one-time bestseller Jonathan Livingston Seagull, The Alchemist presents a simple fable, based on simple truths and places it in a highly unique situation. And though we may sniff a bestselling formula, it is certainly not a new one: even the ancient tribal storytellers knew that this is the most successful method of entertaining an audience while slipping in a lesson or two. Brazilian storyteller Paulo Coehlo introduces Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd boy who one night dreams of a distant treasure in the Egyptian pyramids. And so he's off: leaving Spain to literally follow his dream.
Along the way he meets many spiritual messengers, who come in unassuming forms such as a camel driver and a well-read Englishman. In one of the Englishman's books, Santiago first learns about the alchemists–men who believed that if a metal were heated for many years, it would free itself of all its individual properties, and what was left would be the "Soul of the World." Of course he does eventually meet an alchemist, and the ensuing student-teacher relationship clarifies much of the boy's misguided agenda, while also emboldening him to stay true to his dreams. "My heart is afraid that it will have to suffer," the boy confides to the alchemist one night as they look up at a moonless night.
"Tell your heart that the fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself," the alchemist replies. "And that no heart has ever suffered when it goes in search of its dreams, because every second of the search is a second's encounter with God and with eternity." –Gail Hudson –This text refers to the Hardcover edition.


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Leonard Viktorovitch Tourjanski (en ), né le  à Ekaterinbourg et mort le  à Moscou, est un peintre russe impressionniste.

Biographie
Leonard Tourjanski naît dans la famille d'un médecin d'Ekaterinbourg. Il étudie à l'académie centrale du dessin technique du baron von Stieglitz de Saint-Pétersbourg en 1895, puis à l'école d'art Stroganov de Moscou (1896-1897) et enfin à l'école de peinture, de sculpture et d'architecture de Moscou (1898-1909). Il étudie auprès de professeurs fameux, comme Alexeï Stepanov, Valentin Serov ou Constantin Korovine. De ses premières œuvres, on peut distinguer son portrait de Bounine et celui de l'artiste Petrova.

Tourjanski est l'auteur d'œuvres religieuses avant la révolution, à l'atelier de Kojevnikov; mais ensuite il peint exclusivement des paysages. Beaucoup d'entre eux incluent des motifs animaliers, surtout des animaux domestiques, chevaux, vaches et ovins, et dépeignent les paysages des montagnes de l'Oural. Il peint souvent la campagne du village de Maly Oustok, près d'Ekaterinbourg et y retourne chaque printemps après son installation à Moscou. Il peint également des paysages des environs de Moscou.

Tourjanski présente ses tableaux aux expositions des Ambulants et devient membre en 1912 de la Société des artistes de Russie. Son art est étroitement lié à celui de l'art russe du , mais c'est l'un des premiers paysagistes russes à s'inspirer des méthodes de l'impressionnisme.

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Naissance à Iekaterinbourg
Naissance en février 1875
Décès en mars 1945
Peintre paysagiste russe
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Décès à 70 ans
Décès à Moscou
Décès en RSFS de Russie

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Microsoft's new ads for Windows Phone 7 portray smartphone users as selfish schmoes ignoring their children, their spouses, and the world around them as they tap their touchscreens. Most of the dialogue consists of a single word, "Really?" from disgusted onlookers, or superimposed over a couple at a romantic restaurant forsaking one another for their handheld.
While some of my colleagues have expressed dismay at Microsoft's $500 million marketing blitz, they're missing the point. I've seen two people at a restaurant frantically texting at the table. I've seen the familiar, zombie-like stagger of someone attempting to walk while engrossed in his or her iPhone. I own a smartphone and I also find the Windows Phone 7 commercials funny, because there's definitely a kernel of truth.
Of course, the Windows Phone 7 has some problems; it's late to the smartphone market and most everyone has already bought a BlackBerry, Apple, or Android handheld. It lacks an extensive catalogue of third-party apps, and as of yet doesn't have the cut-and-paste functions, but Microsoft assured reporters that it will all be fixed by next year.
Advertising is about causing a sensation and triggering someone's memory while shopping for a similar product. Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 spots are definitely causing a stir, which can only help the brand, but the company should be investing some of its $500 million budget into showing how well the Windows Phone 7 works with Microsoft products and is easily adaptable to the office.
Instead, the "Really?" ads seem to target consumers, not businesses, Microsoft's bread-and-butter. In its ads, the Windows Phone 7 is touted as the phone that will "save us from our phones" and will get users "in and out and back to life." Those words may resonate more for consumers than businesses that seek phones to enhance productivity and efficiency.
And perhaps that's Microsoft's strategy--that like the iPhone, BlackBerry or latest Android handheld, it hopes to attract a few executives or managers to buy one of its phones. Once that happens, that company's IT department will be forced to juggle another smartphone platform.
If that's the case, expect to see Microsoft's ad strategy subtly evolve in the next few months. Its new commercials may feature employees marveling at how efficient their new Windows Phone 7 smartphone is and how easy it is to work on projects from home.


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package io.parsingdata.metal.token;

import static java.math.BigInteger.ZERO;

import static io.parsingdata.metal.Shorthand.con;
import static io.parsingdata.metal.Trampoline.complete;
import static io.parsingdata.metal.Trampoline.intermediate;
import static io.parsingdata.metal.Util.checkNotEmpty;
import static io.parsingdata.metal.Util.checkNotNull;
import static io.parsingdata.metal.Util.success;
import static io.parsingdata.metal.expression.value.NotAValue.NOT_A_VALUE;

import java.math.BigInteger;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.Optional;

import io.parsingdata.metal.Trampoline;
import io.parsingdata.metal.Util;
import io.parsingdata.metal.data.Environment;
import io.parsingdata.metal.data.ImmutableList;
import io.parsingdata.metal.data.ParseState;
import io.parsingdata.metal.data.ParseValue;
import io.parsingdata.metal.data.Slice;
import io.parsingdata.metal.encoding.Encoding;
import io.parsingdata.metal.expression.value.Value;
import io.parsingdata.metal.expression.value.ValueExpression;

/**
 * A {@link Token} that specifies a value to parse in the input until
 * another token is parsed.
 *

 * An Until consists of an initialSize, a stepSize
 * and a maxSize (all {@link ValueExpression}s) and a
 * terminator(a {@link Token}). First initialSize,
 * stepSize, and maxSize are evaluated. Using this
 * token's name, a value of length initialSize is added to the
 * ParseState and an attempt is made to parse the
 * terminator. If it succeeds, the resulting parseState is
 * returned. Otherwise, stepSize is added to the
 * initialSize and if the resulting value is below
 * maxSize, a value with the resulting size is added to the
 * original ParseState and a new attempt to parse the
 * terminator is made. Parsing fails if no combination of any size
 * is found where the terminator parses successfully.
 *

 * If the ValueExpressions evaluate to lists, they are treated
 * as sets of values to attempt. If stepSize is negative,
 * maxSize must be smaller than initialSize.
 * Parsing fails if stepSize is zero.
 *
 * @see ValueExpression
 */
public class Until extends Token {

    public static final ValueExpression DEFAULT_INITIAL = con(0);
    public static final ValueExpression DEFAULT_STEP = con(1);
    public static final ValueExpression DEFAULT_MAX = con(Integer.MAX_VALUE);

    public final ValueExpression initialSize;
    public final ValueExpression stepSize;
    public final ValueExpression maxSize;
    public final Token terminator;

    public Until(final String name, final ValueExpression initialSize, final ValueExpression stepSize, final ValueExpression maxSize, final Token terminator, final Encoding encoding) {
        super(checkNotEmpty(name, "name"), encoding);
        this.initialSize = initialSize == null ? DEFAULT_INITIAL : initialSize;
        this.stepSize = stepSize == null ? DEFAULT_STEP : stepSize;
        this.maxSize = maxSize == null ? DEFAULT_MAX : maxSize;
        this.terminator = checkNotNull(terminator, "terminator");
    }

    @Override
    protected Optional<ParseState> parseImpl(final Environment environment) {
        return handleInterval(environment, initialSize.eval(environment.parseState, environment.encoding), stepSize.eval(environment.parseState, environment.encoding), maxSize.eval(environment.parseState, environment.encoding)).computeResult();
    }

    private Trampoline<Optional<ParseState>> handleInterval(final Environment environment, final ImmutableList<Value> initialSizes, final ImmutableList<Value> stepSizes, final ImmutableList<Value> maxSizes) {
        if (checkNotValidList(initialSizes) || checkNotValidList(stepSizes) || checkNotValidList(maxSizes)) {
            return complete(Util::failure);
        }
        return iterate(environment, getNumeric(initialSizes), getNumeric(stepSizes), getNumeric(maxSizes))
            .computeResult()
            .map(nextParseState -> complete(() -> success(nextParseState)))
            .orElseGet(() -> intermediate(() -> handleInterval(environment, initialSizes.tail, stepSizes.tail, maxSizes.tail)));
    }

    private Trampoline<Optional<ParseState>> iterate(final Environment environment, final BigInteger currentSize, final BigInteger stepSize, final BigInteger maxSize) {
        if (stepSize.compareTo(ZERO) == 0 ||
            (stepSize.compareTo(ZERO) > 0 && currentSize.compareTo(maxSize) > 0) ||
            (stepSize.compareTo(ZERO) < 0 && currentSize.compareTo(maxSize) < 0)) {
            return complete(Util::failure);
        }
        return environment.parseState
            .slice(currentSize)
            .map(slice -> parseSlice(environment, currentSize, stepSize, maxSize, slice))
            .orElseGet(() -> complete(Util::failure));
    }

    private Trampoline<Optional<ParseState>> parseSlice(final Environment environment, final BigInteger currentSize, final BigInteger stepSize, final BigInteger maxSize, final Slice slice) {
        return (currentSize.compareTo(ZERO) == 0 ? Optional.of(environment.parseState) : environment.parseState.add(new ParseValue(name, this, slice, environment.encoding)).seek(environment.parseState.offset.add(currentSize)))
            .map(preparedParseState -> terminator.parse(environment.withParseState(preparedParseState)))
            .orElseGet(Util::failure)
            .map(parsedParseState -> complete(() -> success(parsedParseState)))
            .orElseGet(() -> intermediate(() -> iterate(environment, currentSize.add(stepSize), stepSize, maxSize)));
    }

    private boolean checkNotValidList(final ImmutableList<Value> list) {
        return list.isEmpty() || list.head.equals(NOT_A_VALUE);
    }

    private BigInteger getNumeric(final ImmutableList<Value> list) {
        return list.head.asNumeric();
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return getClass().getSimpleName() + "(" + makeNameFragment() + initialSize + "," + stepSize + "," + maxSize + "," + terminator + ")";
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(final Object obj) {
        return super.equals(obj)
            && Objects.equals(initialSize, ((Until)obj).initialSize)
            && Objects.equals(stepSize, ((Until)obj).stepSize)
            && Objects.equals(maxSize, ((Until)obj).maxSize)
            && Objects.equals(terminator, ((Until)obj).terminator);
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        return Objects.hash(super.hashCode(), initialSize, stepSize, maxSize, terminator);
    }

}


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A recent trend has been for steam irons to have automatic heat and steam controls, doing away with the traditional temperature selector dial.
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It's all too easy to lose instruction books for appliances, but in most cases they are quite easy to use these days so these booklets aren't always necessary.
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Bosch updates "UK's best selling iron"
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Improve your energy efficiency. Improve your sustainability. Improve your savings. Speak to us at the Energy Efficiency Expo and Seminar 2018 at the Adelaide Convention Centre on Wednesday 22 August 2018.
Imagine how much potential energy and costs you could be saving with energy efficient measures, funded by the energy savings? With Conservia's energy solutions, you don't have to image for long. Join us at the Energy Efficiency Expo and Seminar to find out how businesses are achieving their energy targets, quickly.
Register for this event to learn about the possibilities for your businesses energy savings. Network with energy efficiency leaders, and learn from energy savings experts. Experts will share how they've implemented energy conservation measures into their businesses to gain a competitive advantage, improve their energy efficiency, and create energy savings streams.
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During the presentations, you'll have a chance to connect with the speakers, exhibitors and fellow energy efficiency enthusiasts during the networking.
The event is open to everyone, and will particularly benefit industrial, commercial and retail business and building owners, facility managers, operation managers, property managers and financial managers.
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$75 attendance fee (sessions, viewing of the exhibition and full day catering).
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If you want to get a different look at the terrific Sharpe series, then checking out the Video Diaries of Rifleman Harris is one such way.
While the filmed show was action, adventure, tough bad guys and lovely leading ladies, Video Diaries shows a commercial and hard-hearted side.
The early Sharpe movies were clearly shot on a low budget - eight horses and cavalrymen being a major charge by Napoleon's mounted hordes - but it isn't until you see how cheap they actually were that you marvel they came out well at all.
Mind you, the bias is all from the actors' points of view but from the digs these guys had to stay at it is hard to call them pampered.
The hero of Video Diaries is Jason Salkey, also known as Rifleman Harris, who was with the series for five years. He took a small video camera on to location in the Crimea for the filming of Sharpe 3 - as the crew called it - Sharpe's Gold and Sharpe's Battle as we saw them.
Poor food, tolerable lodgings - albeit ones without running water - and maniacal local drivers give the Chosen Men a harder time than any French crapaud could have done.
Salkey shows a good sense of humour while on the vid and only occasionally falls into tomfoolery. Mind you, there's more than a bit of savagery directed towards those who are producing the shows and he's not above intimating they are tightwads of the first degree.
The shooting conditions were hot - 90+ degrees - and getting water on set is, according to Salkey, cause enough to have a huge blow-up and end the career in Sharpe of one of the Chosen Men.
The beauty of the diaries is a warts and all behind-the-scenes peek at life in Sharpe and, trust me, there are more than a few warts.
The first diary goes for 59 minutes.
NB: There are six episodes of this series now available on DVD for all regions. The films are shot on Hi-8 and digitally transferred to Applemac's Final Cut Pro 6.


The Hallen School was founded in Westchester County in 1972 to provide an alternative educational setting to address the cHALLENges students with disabilities face in school and in their community. The Hallen School is a New York State Education Department approved and funded private school (special education school) for students ranging from 5 to 21 years of age. Specially designed instructional programming is aligned to meet the needs of students diagnosed on the autism spectrum, with speech and language impairments, significant learning disabilities and other health impairments, including emotional difficulties. Students are able to graduate from the Hallen School with a Regents diploma or Local diploma as well as Career Development an Occupational Studies (CDOS) Commencement Credential or Skills and Achievement Commencement Credential- based on their individual goals.
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Innovasea helps secure grant to pursue oil rig aquaculture project
Innovasea has announced it helped the Gulf Offshore Research Institute (GORI) secure a USD 100,000 (EUR 88,775) federal grant to further plans to repurpose a defunct Gulf of Mexico oil rig for aquaculture.
The grant, sourced from the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission and NOAA, will help GORI finance the next phase of its proposal, according to Innovasea. The institute is proposing that Station Padre – an oil platform located 25 miles east of Padre Island, Texas – be repurposed into a working fish farm.
"We're grateful for this grant and are excited to put the funds to use proving the viability of platform-based aquaculture in the United States and elsewhere," GORI Executive Director Kent Satterlee said in a release. "With the renewed push toward a low-carbon future, we believe offshore fish farming is the best way for the country to provide a sustainable, domestically-produced source of protein."
The money will help with the preliminary design of the net-pen system, along with a financial analysis of what the entire project would cost – both to be performed by Innovasea. The company added that the financing will also help fund a species study at the University of Miami, and research into the permits that the project would require.
Innovasea has already assisted GORI with the project when it first examined whether the oil rig could be suitable for reuse as a fish farm. According to Innovasea, the rig sits in about 150 feet of water that offers "excellent visibility and is conducive to aquaculture."
"This is a creative project that could potentially pave the way for the reuse of abandoned oil platforms and help spur offshore aquaculture in the Gulf of Mexico," Innovasea CEO David Kelly said. "Rather than spending millions of dollars to dismantle these pieces of ocean infrastructure – and disturb the ecosystems that have sprung up around them naturally in the process – it makes sense to explore productive new uses for them like offshore aquaculture."
Platform leases in federal waters expire a year after oil production stops – with decommissioning supposed to take place a year after that. Typically, oil platforms have been converted into artificial reefs – Texas and Louisiana have decommissioned more than 500 platforms in the Gulf of Mexico and turned them into reefs. Currently, the U.S. has around 2,700 offshore oil platforms in federal waters.
"There are hundreds of abandoned oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico waiting to be dismantled," Innovasea said. "Dismantling a platform can cost up to USD 10 million [EUR 8.8 million], and in 2015 the Government Accountability Office estimated it will eventually cost USD 38 billion [EUR 33 billion] to remove the 1,800 or so platforms from the Gulf of Mexico."
GORI is seeking reuse permits for the platform from the U.S. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement and the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.
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Arsenale Nord
A single art-object assembled FROM more than 100 elements
The State Russian Museum and a sculptor Vasily Klyukin are pleased to present In Dante Veritas, a massive multimedia exhibition at Arsenale Nord, that takes place during the 2019 Venice Biennale.
A reverberation of Dante Alighieri's 14th-century epic poem Divine Comedy, Klyukin explores themes of human vice and sin, Good and Evil, and reimagines Dante's Inferno as an environmental collapse - the final consequence for our sin and non-action.
The collection represents a narrative that re-engineers the nine circles of hell, is comprised of over 100 multimedia elements including sculpture, installation, digital art, audio and light boxes. A significant part of the exhibition are 32 sculptural works, 22 of which represent human vices, like Anger, Hypocrite, Gluttony, and Betrayal.
Meet The Four Horsemen of Apocalypse by their new names: Overpopulation, Misinformation, Extermitation and Pollution, at 3.5 meters high, these raise important global issues, ushering classical tropes into the modern era.
A scaled-down version of this exhibition was shown in Saint-Petersburg, at the State Russian Museum. More than 200 000 people visited the show during summer. It hit the record of the most attended show in the city in that period.
Curator Paola Gribaudo
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The exhibition, which conquered the Russian Museum in St. Petersburg
"Phenomenal! The fragmentation of the image is collected in one sculpture."
Charles Saatchi
"The exhibition of Vasily Klyukin will absolutely blow the world down."
Simon de Pury
"Great sculptor, incredible work."
Su-Th: 10:00—18:00
Fr-Sa: 10:00—20:00
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Tesa 94, Venezia
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A reverberation of Dante Alighieri's 14th-century epic poem Divine Comedy, Klyukin's exhibit explores themes of human vice and sin, Good and Evil, and reimagines Dante's Inferno as an environmental collapse - the final consequence for our sin and non-action.
The collection considered as a self-sufficient 900 m2 Art object represents a narrative that re-engineers the nine circles of hell, is comprised of over 100 multimedia elements including sculpture, installation, digital art, audio and light boxes.
A significant part of the exhibition are 32 sculptural works, 22 of which represent human vices and 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse by their new names: Overpopulation, Misinformation, Extermination and Pollution.
Venice, Arsenale Nord
Free audio guide The exhibition is available in 12 languages:
"This person is myself. And I, much like most of us, have baggage of problems and worries that drag me down. And I don't feel like I can fly, despite the current technological and scientific advances. I can't fly spiritually, because I'm being pulled down by my obligations and my inner immaturity.
I'm not the only one with a similar issue—each of us has baggage that weighs us down. Financial, household, personal problems are at the base of each of our lives
Humanity in general, and every person separately will not be able to fly until we change! Seven sins underline our problems. These are our own sins, or the sins of those people on whom we rely and depend. But most of us have a new, eighth sin—NOT KEEPING OUR HOME CLEAN! This home is our planet—Earth. Each year every one of us produces nearly a ton of trash that isn't recycled, and the horsemen of Apocalypse are coming for us! And Inferno follows...
The great Dante described Inferno as consisting of 9 circles of hell, where all of us are being awaited by punishment that depends on how grave our sins were. My Inferno is the guide for my soul. The mirrors that reflect sins can show us who we are and help us understand what we do. Or they can help us see others. If you look vice in the face, it's easier to fight it."