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Question: What Is So Special About 5g Technology?
What is 5g technology what's so special about it?
Which countries will not have 5g?
Does the United States have 5g?
Will 4g phones be obsolete?
Which countries have the most 5g?
Where is 10g in world?
Does Italy have 5g towers?
What is the purpose of the 5g?
Which country use 5g network?
What are the negatives of 5g?
What does the G mean in 5g?
What are the advantages of using 5g technology?
Do we really need 5g?
What is the downside to 5g?
What country has 5g first?
What's the big deal about 5g technology?
What is disadvantage of 5g network?
Who invented 5g?
5G is the next generation of mobile broadband that will eventually replace, or at least augment, your 4G LTE connection.
With 5G, you'll see exponentially faster download and upload speeds.
Latency, or the time it takes devices to communicate with wireless networks, will also drastically decrease..
Take Sweden as an example of this: the country has no commercial 5G network, and has just one very small test network in one area of Stockholm. However, Sweden now has over 5,000 cases of coronavirus, with 308 confirmed deaths, and the first case was in the city of Jönköping, 360km away from Stockholm.
5G rollout in the US 5G is said to have download speeds 100 times faster than 4G. Carriers including AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile began deploying it in 2019. Verizon's Vestberg said last year that half the U.S. will have access to 5G by the end of 2020. The U.S. government was behind the launch as well.
This transition is different from earlier cellular generation shifts, which means 4G could be useful a lot longer. 5G is here, but 4G isn't going away anytime soon. In fact, the ramp-up to 5G means your 4G phone may actually get better. …
The top countries with 5G include South Korea, the United Kingdom, Germany, and the United States.
Korea launches UCLP-enabled 10 Gigabits per second (10G) Korea-North America and Korea-China network circuits in August 2005, making the first major step towards the 10G GLORIAD network ring around the northern hemisphere.
Initially, the 5G service was available in Milan, Turin, Bologna, Rome and Naples. … At the time of the launch, Vodafone Italy said it expects to add around 45 to 50 cities to 5G coverage during 2020. Aldo Bisio, Vodafone Italy's CEO said that the telco's 5G technology will reach more than 100 Italian cities by 2021.
5G is much hyped and confusingly branded, but it could ultimately be a huge deal for consumers and businesses. The technology promises download speeds of up to a gigabit per second, latencies of less than 10 milliseconds, and capacity for many more devices.
South Korea, China, and the United States are the countries that lead the world in building and deploying 5G technology. Telecommunications operators around the world—including AT&T Inc., KT Corp, and China Mobile—have been racing to build the fifth-generation (5G) of wireless technology.
Effects include increased cancer risk, cellular stress, increase in harmful free radicals, genetic damages, structural and functional changes of the reproductive system, learning and memory deficits, neurological disorders, and negative impacts on general well-being in humans.
generationThe "G" associated with cellular networks stands for generation. 5G is the fifth and newest generation of cellular network technology and it should expand the capacity for mobile networks, allowing more devices to use the network than ever before.
The main advantages of the 5G are a greater speed in the transmissions, a lower latency and therefore greater capacity of remote execution, a greater number of connected devices and the possibility of implementing virtual networks (network slicing), providing more adjusted connectivity to concrete needs.
You don't need to buy a 5G phone, and probably won't for a few years. There's a lot of hype about 5G, which could help transform many industries. Wireless carriers are rolling it out in the U.S. now, but that doesn't mean you need to buy a 5G phone this year. In fact, you may not even need one in 2020.
The 5G build-out, which could take more than a decade, could disrupt our commutes, festoon nearly every city block with antennas, limit what cities can charge for renting spots on their infrastructure to carriers on which to place their antennas, and result in an unequal distribution of access to high-speed wireless, …
South KoreaThe first country to adopt 5G on a large scale was South Korea, in April 2019. Swedish telecoms giant Ericsson predicted that 5G internet will cover up to 65% of the world's population by the end of 2025.
5G promises much faster network speeds, which means heavy-duty content like video should travel much more quickly to connected devices. … The greater bandwidth of 5G means that more devices can use the network at the same time.
Disadvantages of 5G Technology Many of the old devices would not be competent to 5G, hence, all of them need to be replaced with new one — expensive deal. Developing infrastructure needs high cost. Security and privacy issue yet to be solved.
Verizon led the way in developing and deploying 5G and accelerating 5G innovation. In 2015, we created the 5G Technology Forum (5GTF)—bringing together key partners like Ericsson, Qualcomm, Intel and Samsung—to move the entire 5G ecosystem forward.
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Get a taste of Cork's maritime heritage from the water. Naomhóga Chorcaí and Meitheal Mara invite you to come afloat in a currach or aboard longboat Fionnbarra for a short trip below Eamon de Valera, Michael Collins and Brian Boru bridges!
Trips limited to those aged 8 years and over.
Fionnbarra is Meitheal Mara and Cork city's Bantry longboat gig (there are six others in Ireland). It is a replica of the oldest boat in the French Navy – an admiral's barge, built in Brest over 200 years ago, and now in the National Maritime Museum in Dun Laoghaire. The original boat and crew were captured on Bere Island in Bantry Bay in 1796 after the weather foiled Wolf Tone's invasion attempt with a French fleet. Naomhóga Chorcaí, Ireland's biggest currach club, is right here in Cork!
Naomhóga are working currachs that evolved to meet the needs of people living and working on the west coast of Kerry, and are now largely used for leisure rowing. The club has 8 such boats. Its also has a number of other currach types including Aran Island racers and Dunfanaghy currachs from Donegal Meitheal Mara and Naomhóga Chorcaí work together to promote and foster maritime culture and traditional currach building and boat handling skills.
We are enthusiastic about getting people out on the lovely River Lee, especially those who would not otherwise have the chance to do so.
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The New Haven Symphony Orchestra is an American symphony orchestra based in New Haven, Connecticut. The New Haven Symphony Orchestra gave its first concert in 1895 and is the fourth oldest orchestra in the United States. Today, the orchestra is made up of over 65 professionals, most of whom live and work in the Greater New Haven area. The NHSO is currently directed by Maestro Alasdair Neale and celebrated the 125th anniversary of its first concert on January 25, 2020.

History
The NHSO was founded in 1894 by Morris Steinert (a music merchant) and Horatio William Parker (the head of Yale University's Department of Music). Many of the earliest American symphony orchestras were based in large cities like Boston or New York City, yet Steinert and Parker were able to form a viable orchestra made up of local musicians in a relatively smaller city. The original members of the NHSO were mainly German-Americans seeking to continue the orchestral traditions of their native country in the United States, where classical music was less appreciated at the time.

The first performance of the NHSO took place January 25, 1895 at a now-defunct theater on Chapel Street in New Haven near the present-day Union League Café. The program included works by Bach, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, and Schubert, as well as two solos performed by Isidore Troostwyk, a Dutch-born violinist who had recently arrived as a Professor of Music at Yale. Troostwyk served as concertmaster of the new orchestra.

In its early years, the NHSO was closely tied to Yale University, drawing its conductors from the School of Music faculty and serving on occasion as a laboratory for Yale composers and performers. The University also offered financial and organizational support. Before the construction of Woolsey Hall in 1901, the orchestra performed in various local venues including the Hyperion Theater, Alumni Hall (later replaced by Wright Hall, on Elm St) and College Street Hall (on the site of the present Palace Theater)

In 1901, the newly built Woolsey Hall became the chief performance venue of the NHSO. The inaugural concert at Woolsey featured an organ concerto, which made use of the hall's iconic organ.

The Pops concert series began in 1945, with the first performance indoors at the New Haven Arena, on Grove Street, home of the New Haven Eagles ice hockey team. Later that summer, four more concerts were played in the Yale Bowl, for which a band shell was eventually constructed. The outdoor concerts were a great financial success, drawing nearly 40,000 people the first summer.

Throughout the years, the NHSO has continued these traditions of performance and education—supporting programs in the schools and community, and presenting both classical repertoire and pops concerts. The orchestra has performed regularly in New Haven and has also toured throughout Connecticut and beyond (including performances at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall); it has given numerous radio broadcasts and made the world-premiere recording of the complete five-movement version of Mahler's first symphony.

Now exceeding 125 years of continuous operation, the New Haven Symphony Orchestra continues to fulfill its mission of touching the lives of those in the region with a broad array of musical offerings, played to the highest standards.

Programs and venues

Classics Series at Woolsey Hall
The NHSO Symphony Series consists of seven concerts held at Woolsey Hall in New Haven and conducted by Alasdair Neale, Music Director. These concerts feature classical works from a variety of artistic periods, and take place on selected Thursday nights.

The free Prelude lectures precede the concerts by one hour, and feature a guest speaker. The Student Showcase takes place in the rotunda of Woolsey Hall 45 minutes before each curtain, and features talented students from the region.

Pops Series
The NHSO Pops Series takes place on selected Saturday afternoons at the Hamden Middle School in Hamden, CT, and Sunday afternoons at Shelton Intermediate School in Shelton, CT. The well-attended shows highlights those works not traditionally found in the classical repertoire — such as flamenco, vocal jazz, and big band music.

Family Series
The NHSO Family Series provide a lively introduction to the orchestra through programs specifically designed for children and their families. Family concerts occur on select Saturdays and Sundays at Davis Street School in New Haven, CT and at the Shelton Intermediate School in Shelton, CT. All concerts are preceded by an Instrument Discovery Zone where children are invited to try out various orchestral instruments for themselves.

Education Programs

Young People's Concerts
The NHSO presents Young People's Concerts for over 10,000 students across the state of Connecticut each year. Through partnerships with a number of school districts, the NHSO introduces students to musical instruments, genres, and composers, supported by an extensive curriculum guide.  The biggest event is the Young People's Concert for the Greater New Haven community held in the spring at Woolsey Hall.

Creating Musical Readers
The "Creating Musical Readers" initiative, geared towards Pre-K to 2nd grade students, highlights instruments from each of the four families of the orchestra in the context of literacy activities, and is performed at schools, community centers, libraries, and the Connecticut Children's Museum. Each event features a NHSO musician accompanying a storybook about their instrument.

Young Composer Project
NHSO's "Young Composer Project" allows high school students to study advanced music theory and composition with award-winning professional composers such as Christopher Theofandis and Augusta Read Thomas. Two years of seminars and lessons lead to premiere performances of student chamber works by NHSO musicians.

School Night at the Symphony
Every year, a Classic Series concert is designated as the School Night at the Symphony concert where greater New Haven students, faculty, staff, and their families enjoy free reserved tickets to an evening of exciting music with the NHSO.  Special children's programs are distributed which introduce students to concert etiquette, instruments of the orchestra, and composers. However they have toured around Cyprus, Germany, France, Spain and Turkey.

Guest artists
The NHSO has enjoyed a long history of fruitful collaborations with visiting artists and soloists. Some of the most memorable names include Vladimir Ashkenazy, Joshua Bell, Van Cliburn, Renée Fleming, James Galway, Glenn Gould, Yo-Yo Ma, Jessye Norman, Itzhak Perlman, Mstislav Rostropovich, Artur Rubinstein, Emanuel Ax, Gil Shaham, and Pinchas Zukerman.

The NHSO Pops Series has also brought some legends to New Haven. Such notables as Dave Brubeck, Arthur Fiedler, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny Goodman, Wynton Marsalis, Buddy Rich, Ray Charles, Artie Shaw, and Sarah Vaughan have delighted audiences onstage with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra.

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External links
 Official site

American orchestras
Musical groups from Connecticut
Tourist attractions in New Haven, Connecticut
Culture of New Haven, Connecticut
Musical groups established in 1895
Performing arts in Connecticut
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The variety of Athens is experienced in the easy alteration of the landscape as we stroll around it.
The hills and parks in and around the downtown area filter the elements that make Athens a Megalopolis. However, the old churches and the neoclassical buildings of the previous century remind us that sights worth seeing are not only the ancient ruins.
Of course, Athens is quite large and has much to offer that keeps visitors interested when downtown sightseeing is completed.
This applies to Piraeus, as well, where the element of water changes the scenery at every turn and the narrow center ceases to exist.


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STEAL A PENCIL FOR ME is a love story full of hope, and a drama of overcoming great adversity, set during the dark times of WWII concentration camps. It is based on the true story of Jaap and Ina Polak, whom the composer knew for more than 25 years. The opera had its world premiere production by Opera Colorado in January 2018.
Although friends and relatives of theirs, including Rudi, perished in the camps, Jaap and Ina survived the Holocaust. They were married for almost 70 years; Ina died in 2014 and Jaap in 2015.
In creating the opera, Cohen and Brevoort hd the extraordinary opportunity to spend many hours speaking with Jaap and Ina, getting much rich detail about their lives, the world they in which grew up in Amsterdam before the war, and their experience of deprivation, loss, love and hope while in the concentration camps. The opera was first presented in New York in a semi-staged workshop version in 2013. These performances were done in honor of Jaap's 100th and Ina's 90th birthdays; they were present at these performances, and the mutual chance for them and cast to meet was extremely moving.
In Nazi-occupied Amsterdam, friends and family gather to celebrate Lisette's birthday. Amongst the guests are Manja and Jaap Polak, unhappily married, but having agreed to stay together until the war ends. Jaap is immediately drawn to another party guest: Ina Soep, attending with her parents and her fiancé Rudi. Festivities are interrupted by a troop of Nazis who arrest several of the guests, including Rudi.
Manja, Jaap, his parents, and Lisette arrive at Holland's Westerbork Transit Camp. They are warned about so-called Tuesday Transports, at which time prisoners are regularly dispatched to crueler camps in the east. Ina and her parents also arrive, and Jaap manages to have them placed in the same barracks as his own family.
Frightened and alone, Ina imagines herself talking with Rudi and dreaming of an eventual reunion. Jaap advises her that imagining a better future is the only way to survive their present horror. They form a friendship and promise to share their thoughts with one another.
The Commandant announces that it is time for Tuesday Transport, and Jaap's parents are amongst those selected. Jaap bids them farewell. However, he manages to pocket the Commandant's dropped pencil, which he uses to write Ina a love note. Lisette is persuaded to pass the note on to Ina, and also brings back Ina's reply, though the curious Lisette reads both notes.
Lisette gossips about the budding romance. As word spreads, it ultimately reaches Manja, who feels humiliated that everyone knows of her husband's disaffection. She confronts Jaap and Ina, insisting that their romance must stop; Ina agrees. Now the Commandant reads the list of names for the next Tuesday Transport: both Jaap and Manja are amongst those to be dispatched to Bergen-Belsen.
At Bergen-Belsen the following spring, prisoners stand for mandatory Roll Call – a prolonged process whatever the weather. New arrivals come upon the scene, amongst them Ina and her parents.
Jaap and Ina meet behind the barracks, dreaming of the simple joys they intend to share in the future, particularly a simple breakfast together. Manja, and Ina's father Abraham, both insist the romance must end. Jaap and Ina agree, though they pledge to continue writing letters. If only Jaap had a pencil: his has been lost. However, Ina works in the Commandant's office, where there are pencils aplenty. Lisette comes to Ina with Jaap's plea that she steal a pencil for him.
Catching Ina writing a letter to Jaap, the Commandant confiscates her writing materials. Sent to the other side of camp on an errand, she overhears word of developments at Auschwitz, and fearfully hurries away. She imagines another conversation with the absent Rudi, but begins to admit to herself that he may not have survived.
It is Passover. Another Roll Call is ordered. While the guards are distracted by verifying the count, Ina slips off to the Commandant's office in search of a pencil, and the waiting prisoners dream of freedom. Ina returns in time to be counted, her successful theft of a pencil passing without notice. The pencil is passed to Jaap, but just then, the Commandant is ordered to vacate the camp.
As the prisoners are dispatched to other camps, Ina and Jaap find themselves heading in opposite directions. Jaap imagines the letter he would write to her if he could, but, alas, it is Manja, not Ina, who is at his side. Moreover, he is critically ill, and though his group of prisoners is freed (the war is very near its end), Jaap collapses, near death, and not knowing what has happened to Ina.
Back in Amsterdam, everyone in the neighborhood searches for word of loved ones. Manja comes upon Ina and reunites her with Jaap, who is recovering from his bout with typhoid. As it is clear to all that Ina and Jaap belong together, Manja agrees to a divorce. Rudi's ghost, too, releases Ina, and Jaap and Ina can now join their lives. In celebration, they sit down to that long imagined ordinary breakfast.
Opera Colorado presented the world premiere production of STEAL A PENCIL FOR ME, the opera that I wrote with librettist Deborah Brevoort, in January 2018 in Denver. The opera is a love story, full of hope, set during the the dark times of WWII concentration camps. It is based on the book of the same title by Jaap and Ina Polak, whom I knew for more than 25 years, and who had the chance to see the opera in its first semi-staged production in 2013.
Opera Colorado's production featured conductor Ari Pelto (music director of the company), stage director Omer Ben Seadia, and a cast led by soprano Inna Dukach, baritone Gideon Dabi, and mezzo Adriana Zabala.
A pdf of the full printed program of the Opera Colorado production can be found here.
The press release about Opera Colorado's production can be read here.
Note: All of the audio excerpts below are from the 2013 workshop production.
Note: All of the video excerpts below are from the 2013 workshop production.


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Q: Python: Convert string to datetime, calculate time difference, and select rows with time difference more than 3 days I have a dataframe that contains two string date columns. First I would like to convert the two column into datetime and calculate the time difference. Then I would like to select rows with a time difference of more than 3 days.
simple df
ID     Start                End
234    2020-11-16 20:25     2020-11-18 00:10
62     2020-11-02 02:50     2020-11-15 21:56
771    2020-11-17 03:03     2020-11-18 00:10

desired df
ID     Start                   End                     Time difference
62     2020-11-02 02:50:00     2020-11-15 21:56:00     13 days 19:06:00

Current input
df['End'] = pd.to_datetime(z['End'])
df['Start'] = pd.to_datetime(z['Start'])
df['Time difference'] = df['End'] - df['Start']

How can I select rows that has a time difference of more than 3 days?
Thanks in advance! I appreciate any help on this!!

A: Your just missing one line, convert to days then query
df[df['Time difference'].dt.days > 3]
ID     Start                   End                     Time difference
62     2020-11-02 02:50:00     2020-11-15 21:56:00     13 days 19:06:00

A: df=df.set_index('ID').apply(lambda x: pd.to_datetime(x))#Set ID as index to allow coercing of dates to datetime
df=df.assign(Timedifference =df['End'].sub(df['Start'])).reset_index()#Calculate time difference and reset index
df[df['Timedifference'].dt.days.gt(3)]#Mask a bollean selection to filter youre desired

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The notion of using internet protocol (IP) networks for carrying voice has been around since the early-Nineties but to date most of us are using standard voice solutions. So what has been holding up voice over IP (VOIP) as it is generically called?
IP-PBX, says Keleghan, is becoming very popular with companies who want the advantages of VOIP but want to keep their existing hardware. Many vendors have stopped research into TDM (time division multiplexing) PBX systems and are putting resources into the IP-enablement of their products. Users can attach IP telephones directly to the PBX and can connect to remote sites using VOIP technology. However, for VOIP and IP-PBX there is little or no 'intelligence' involved.
However, because the telephone contains IP information, when workers move desks, they can simply carry their old phones with them, plug them into the network and have their calls automatically routed to their new locations. Other changes or additions can be made through a web interface.
Keleghan also points out that PBXs have a limitation on how many calls they can handle simultaneously. With IP telephony, there is no such limitation.
As to the question of the future of IP and voice, Keleghan agrees that the industry is on the crest of a wave. "The take up is strong, although we are obviously seeing a slow down because of the business environment. But because of the cost saving potential, there is a lot of interest from corporate customers. We are getting most interest from greenfield sites, customers looking at call centre applications, customers considering upgrades to their PBX and customers with a centralised model," he adds.
O'Connor agrees that the best is yet to come. "As with many things, the US is ahead of us but things are really heating up. Most analysts say that by 2004 the different forms of VOIP will account for 50pc of the worldwide market. Take up here has been slower because of the business environment. It's all very well to have the technology to do things but it has to make business sense. There is a gradual move to IP telephony but how quickly that will happen depends on the market," he says.


Polycarbonate resins are tough thermoplastics usually derived from bisphenol A and phosgene. Polycarbonate resin was commercialized in the early 1960s and is now the second-largest-volume engineering resin produced, following crystalline nylon. Polycarbonate is an amorphous, very clear polymer with exceptionally high levels of impact strength and ductility, as well as inherent fire resistance and useful engineering properties over a wide temperature range. It has good resistance to UV light, although it has a tendency to yellow with long exposure. UV stabilizers have overcome this problem to some extent.
Polycarbonate resin's unique combination of properties make it a material of choice in applications needing impact resistance. It outperforms similar transparent polymers available on the market, such as polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA). Its toughness, combined with transparency and high-temperature resistance, make polycarbonate a perfect candidate for demanding transparent applications where safety is a factor. These attributes allow polycarbonate to be used in a wide variety of products including electronic equipment, automotive parts, construction glazing, greenhouses, digital media, exterior lighting fixtures, sports safety equipment, and medical devices.
Northeast Asia is the largest consumer of polycarbonate resins and will be one of the fastest-growing regions, driven by the growth in China. The next-largest markets are North America (led by the United States), Western Europe, and Southeast Asia.
During the 1990s, polycarbonate delivered double-digit annual consumption growth, but growth has slowed to less than 6% per year over the last 20 years. The relative size of the market sectors has also changed over the years. The largest markets for polycarbonate resins are electrical/electronics (including computer and business equipment), followed by sheet and film, and the automotive industry, including window and nonwindow applications.
Consumption in most countries/regions is not dominated by any single application; however, the largest market varies— in the United States, it is automotive/transportation; in Western Europe, it is sheet and film (used in building and construction); and in China and Japan, it is the electronic/electrical market.
Polycarbonate consumption in the electronics/electrical market is influenced by consumer demand for communication and entertainment devices including mobile phones, personal computers, flat-screen televisions, cameras, network equipment, and printers. The potential challenges in this sector are the short life cycle and shrinking size of the devices. However, the trend of new designs to use less material will be more than offset by a higher volume of electronic products. Growth will be driven by developing markets where there is demand from the large group of emerging middle-class consumers, such as China, India, Southeast Asia, and Brazil.
Polycarbonate's use in the production of optical discs is based on its excellent dimensional stability and optical properties. Prior to 2011, optical media was the largest consumer of polycarbonate resins. However, the continual shift from audio CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs to music and video downloads and from CD-ROMs to digital and cloud storage technology has led to a steady decline in consumption of polycarbonate resins for optical media. This decline is projected to continue through the forecast period.
Polycarbonate is also a lighter, safer alternative to glass in optical applications, such as corrective lenses. There will be a continuing need to develop improved PC resins for the growing medical/ophthalmic applications and optical lens markets, including digital camera lenses and other uses requiring a high refractive index and low birefringence.
Covestro and SABIC Plastics are the two largest polycarbonate producers worldwide, and they are forecast to remain so over the next five years. These two companies are the original inventors of polycarbonate resins (as Bayer and General Electric Plastics, respectively). High barriers to entry into the polycarbonate resin business will persist because of the requirement for a large initial investment, access to technology licenses, possible start-up difficulties, and the establishment of efficient and effective marketing.


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What is Púca Festival all about?
The Púca Festival was developed by Fáilte Ireland in partnership with Local Authority stakeholders to tell the story of Halloween's origins in Irish and Celtic traditions. Samhain was an important event in the Celtic year, celebrating the harvest, and marking the division between the "light half of the year" and the "dark half of the year". 'Púca', a character from Celtic folklore often associated with Samhain, was chosen as the name for the festival. A shape-shifting spirit, Púca would roam the night, changing the fortunes of those that cross it, along with other spirits associated with Samhain, including Boann, Morrigan and An Fear Dearg.
Who is performing at Púca Festival 2022?
We have an exciting programme of homegrown music and comedy headliners as well as storytelling, live podcasts, interactive games, and an array of other happenings. Please visit the Events section of our website for more details and to purchase tickets.
Is the programme suitable for all ages?
The opening procession in Trim will be a brilliant visual display full of character and colour and we welcome all ages to attend. There will also be several music and entertainment performances throughout the weekend which will be suitable for all ages, however the majority of our programme is aimed at adults and older teenagers. Please visit the All Ages section of our 2022 Programme page to learn more about events suitable for young and old.
Do events have a minimum age restriction?
Ticketed events will have a minimum age restriction appropriate to the content and the venue. To find specific details please click through to the Events section of our website to view the events you are interested in.
Are there any free events in the programme?
Yes, in addition to our opening procession in Trim and closing ceremony in Athboy, we will be offering a range of free events in both locations including storytelling, musical performances, self-guided treasure hunts, handfasting ceremonies and much more. Stay tuned to our website and social media channels for more information and suggested itineraries as events are confirmed.
Transport/Parking
What are the event venues and where are they located?
Key venues will include the Púca Big Top and the Boann Stage, The
Knightsbrook Hotel and Trim Castle Hotel in Trim; The Hill of Ward and The Darnley Lodge Hotel in Athboy, as well as a host of pubs and smaller venues in both towns. Both festival hubs are just under an hour from Dublin by car or an hour by bus.
Where can I find parking information if I'm planning to drive to the festival?
You can find all information on parking at the festival at our Parking Information Page.
Will there be allocated parking for the main stage events?
Yes, parking will be provided in the Porchfields in Trim.
What are the best public transport routes to access the event hubs?
Bus Éireann runs services between Dublin, Trim and Athboy (Service 111). Visit www.buseireann.ie or view Service 111 timetable Dublin to Trim and Athboy here.
Will there be any additional transport options from Dublin city centre or other major towns to Trim and Athboy, and between festival hubs?
We are currently working on creating a supplementary transport schedule with local providers for the Púca Festival and will communicate it via all our social media channels and update the website in coming weeks.
What food options will be available at the festival?
A great selection of food offerings will also be available at Jack O'Lanterns Harvest Market in Trim as part of the festival. With an abundance of locally grown produce and quality food suppliers in the Boyne Valley, there will be plenty of options to satisfy festival-goers. Further details on the food offerings at the festival will be confirmed in due course. We also encourage visitors to support the local restaurants, pubs, and cafes in Trim and Athboy during their time at the festival.
Where can I find local accommodation details?
Everything from top end hotels to B&Bs, self-catering cottages and Airbnb's are available around the festival hubs of Athboy and Trim. Visitors can search for availability on www.discoverireland.ie
Will Púca Festival be taking place in 2022?
Yes, we are delighted that Púca Festival returns for Halloween 2022, running from 28th – 31st October in the festival hubs of Trim and Athboy, Co. Meath, both steeped in Samhain history.
When can I book tickets for 2022?
Tickets are on sale from Friday 12th August. Please visit the Events section of the website to browse individual events and purchase tickets, and sign up for our newsletter to hear about new acts added to the line-up as they are confirmed.
Is the event accessible?
All events at the Púca Festival are accessible, but please note some of the ground in or around our outdoor events is not always very even.
Is the festival indoors?
The Púca Festival is a mix of indoors and outdoors, so festival goers should dress to stay warm and dry to enjoy the full variety of the Púca celebrations.
Letter for Residents Information
To see our letter to local residents explaining our plans in Trim for the Púca Festival 2022, simply download it using the button below :
Letter to Trim Residents
Traffic Management Plan
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Despite the cyclone that hit Durban's shores this weekend, we braved the rain and wind - umbrellas in hand - to visit the amazing NWJ Bridal Show! We browsed around the stands at the Bridal Show for hours, meeting lots of the vendors. Below are the stands we handpicked as our favourites!!
This was the Ruby Team's favourite stall by far! We absolutely adored their display, using Tangerine Tango (remember our post on it?) as their main colour. Talloula make sure that you have only the finest details at your wedding; this includes crystal glasses, white Tiffany chairs, an experienced wedding coordinator, and a decor specialist. Now that they are offering a new venue which opens in May Talloula has almost everything! The Talloula venue is a place where one can celebrate life, love and new beginnings. Watch this space for an interview with the Talloula team and a round-up of their beautiful new venue.
We just loved this hanging leaf and chandelier display - its too beautiful! Absolutely perfect for a forest-themed wedding - so mystical! Designer Decor's entire display was so classic and outstanding - who wouldn't want their wedding to look like this?! They do decor for weddings and functions, and provide excellent service and a lasting impression.
Remember yesterday's post about yellow and grey weddings? Well the lovely Lieze, who started A Wedding in a Box, based her entire display on that theme - how on trend are we? We just lurve the wedding invitation suite she had displayed - stunning and modern. They do wedding coordination, photography, flowers, invitations, decor, cakes and more.
Contact Lieze Aspeling on 084 551 3732.
Our favourite out of all the bridal wear stalls was Pink Chilly. Wow, did they have some to-die-for gowns!! With bridal wear, shoes and accessories, they hold the exclusive Jasmine range from the United States and are the only company in South Africa to stock it. They have the Jasmine collection as well as a divine Jasmine couture range; we could have picked three of four dresses each that we'd love for our own weddings one day! Pink Chilly has branches in Pretoria, East Rand, Fourways and Durban. The Durban branch is in Durban North on Umhlanga Rocks Drive.
We have attended a baby shower where Beauty in Motion was there for the "pamper party" part - and wow, was it a treat! With a pedicure and a massage for only R140 per person, this mobile business is so worth using to host a pamper party at your home or business. Each person can receive two treatments each, and this is a fab idea for hens parties, baby showers or book clubs.
What a stunning display that draws the eye! We can only assume that using this company to hire out everything you need for your wedding day will only make it that much more magical. And besides, they have everything to hire: gazebos, table decorations, hall decor, chairs, serviettes, large umbrellas, tables, drape, pillars & arches, candles, cutlery & crockery, and vases.
They create custom-made cakes and cupcakes for all occasions, and weddings are no exception! A special range of mini cakes is also available for weddings and other functions. Don't these cakes below just look beautiful?
We are sad that we couldn't show more of his pics on this post - they are just too incredible! Stuart really has a great way of seeing people and taking portraits. Go onto his site for more of this beauty!
PhotoBooth.inc: Fun in a flash!
What a great idea: instead of wedding favours, hire a photobooth so that your guests can take pictures of themselves all night to take home! And with the booth comes a trunk full of fun props - what a blast! For weddings, barmitzvahs, birthday parties, events, exhibitions and corporate functions, this is a one of a kind experience that will add fun and excitement to your wedding.
The awesome guys at PhotoBooth Inc. even let us have some fun of our own in the booth - check this out!
Thank goodness for Kauai having it's own stall at the bridal show - it was one of the very few food stalls - luckily it treated Filipa well with a delicious muffin!! They showed off their awesome catering abilities with tasty platters - we are sure this impressed many brides, moms and bridesmaids looking to book snacks for their wedding or bridal shower. The focus of this year's Bridal Show was a happy and healthy bride-to-be - and Kauai was the perfect vendor in promoting healthy food and living.
Lauren and Radlyn Paul won this amazing award, against eleven other couples. They won a R5000 voucher from NWJ Jewellers, a Krups Prep expert 8000 food processor sponsored by Illovo, a luxury hamper, flowers and a bottle of sparkling wine. And we were there to see them win - the look on their faces was so worth it!
All photographs taken by Ruby & the Swallow Design Collective.
Credit to PhotoBooth Inc. for the photo strip, and Kauai Florida Road for their photo.


Southern Hills Hospital provides the communities of southwest Las Vegas with emergency and pediatric emergency services with two ER locations, a behavioral health program, an accredited Chest Pain Center, a Certified Primary Stroke Center, a dedicated orthopedic and spine unit, OB-GYN, Level II NICU, diagnostic imaging, oncology and surgical services. Utilizing advanced digital technology and an accomplished medical staff, Southern Hills Hospital's advanced care and superior service make for better outcomes and an exceptional patient experience.
Opened in 2004, Southern Hills Hospital continually provides acute care services while addressing the growing healthcare needs of the community. In 2016, Southern Hills Hospital opened a second emergency room called ER at The Lakes, a full service emergency room that is just four miles north of the main hospital campus. This hospital-based ER is the first of its kind in Nevada. In 2017, Southern Hills Hospital added a newly created Graduate Medical Education program with its inaugural class in Family Medicine. Additionally, Southern Hills Hospital is building an 80-bed psychiatric unit that will treat adolescents through adults, expected to open in 2018. The hospital is a member of the respected Sunrise Health System consisting of Sunrise Hospital, Sunrise Children's Hospital, MountainView Hospital and several surgery and diagnostic imaging centers offering a complete range of specialized and technologically advanced services.


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Peter Milligan Returns to 2000 AD, Plans to Pay Tribute to Brett Ewins
March 9, 2015	0	By Steph Mernagh
Writer Peter Milligan is returning to 2000 AD after being away for 13 years in order to pay tribute to his friend, Brett Ewins. Ewins' sudden death last month shocked the industry; his influence far extended past 2000 AD as he co-founded Deadline magazine in 1989 and his mentoring of some of the biggest talents in comics today. He was just 59-years old when he passed away.
Milligan is returning to a series he co-created with Ewins and Jim McCarthy in 1986; the dark, war-torn world of Bad Company, saying he hoped it would be "a fitting tribute to a man without whom Bad Company would never have been what it was".
The new Bad Company story, First Casualties, will debut in 2000 AD Prog 1950, on sale September 30 with pencils by Rufus Dayglo (Tank Girl) and inks by Jim McCarthy (The Sex Pistols: The Graphic Novel). If Rogue Trooper was 2000 AD's World War Two, Bad Company was its Vietnam War – a senseless, brutal, and dizzying conflict inspired by Heart of Darkness and Apocalypse Now.
This is Milligan's first story with 2000 AD since 2002.
"Since I began writing my new Bad Company story, anyone who's connected with 2000 AD has probably heard the sad news of the death of Brett Ewins, penciller and vital component of the original Bad Company team. Brett was a great artist and a great friend and this story has become something of a homage to his memory."
Bad Company even has an intriguing plotline for a story that seems like it will grab hold and not let go.
In humanity's war with a vicious alien species known as the Krool on the planet Ararat, when his own unit is destroyed a young soldier called Danny Franks is recruited by a band of renegades known as Bad Company. This collection of freaks and maniacs is led by Kano, a taciturn Frankenstein's Monster-like soldier who keeps a secret in a little box that he refuses to show anyone else. The naive Franks must not only survive the re-animated dead human soldiers, human/alien hybrids, and other monstrosities thrown at them by the Krool but also the insanity and instability of his own comrades as they plunge deeper and deeper into the "Krool heart" of the conflict as the clock ticks down for the future of the human race – but his fate was to become not only as addicted to the war as Kano, but to become the collective mind of the Krool themselves.
2000 AD editor Matt Smith is excited to see Milligan return to the company after a 13 year absense and in such a great way. While he will be bringing the memory of Ewin into his work, it is a new chapter in the story of Kano and Company. In 2016, it will mark 30 years since the first episode of Bad Company was published in Prog 500.
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Tags2000 ad Bad Company Brett Ewins Peter Milligan
Valiant Comics Heading to the Big Screen
Steph Mernagh
I was raised in a pretty geeky household on a daily dose of Bill Nye the Science Guy, X-Files, and Jeopardy (not to mention Power Rangers and TMNT). I'm an amateur cosplayer and collect anything and everything related to The Walking Dead. I love Star Wars, Star Trek, Batman, Deadpool, the Avengers... When I'm not at conventions, museums, science centers or playing video games, I'm a full time makeup artist.


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Skådespelarkonst är konsten att gestalta en annan person med hjälp av kropp, röst och fantasi. Den moderna skådespelarkonsten tillskrivs ofta Konstantin Stanislavskij samt Michel Saint Denis.

Ryssland
Konstantin Stanislavskij skapade ett system för att gestalta psykologiskt trovärdiga rollfigurer. Av Stanislavskij egna elever är Michail Tjechov, den mest framstående teoretikern (ej att förväxlas med sin farbror, dramatikern Anton Tjechov). Tjechov levde senare i exil i USA och kom att påverka den amerikanska skådespelarutbildningen och Hollywoods utveckling.

Europa
Michel Saint Denis lade grunden för europeiskt skådespelarutbildning. Saint Denis var dels influerad av Stanislavskij, men även av Jacques Copeau vilken var mer fokuserad på den fysiska aspekten av skådespelarens gestaltning. Michel Saint Denis upplägg är det man brukar kalla för "klassiskt skådespeleri".

USA
Många av Stanislavskijs elever flydde till USA och utbildade de som skulle komma att bli nästa generations förgrundsgestalter inom skådespelarträningen; Lee Strasberg, Stella Adler, Stanford Meisner och Robert Lewis. Dessa fyra drev tillsammans The Group Theatre och The Actor's Studio, vilken skulle föra in sina respektive tolkningar av Stanislavskijs idéer i Hollywood.

Frankrike
Jacques Copeaus efterföljare utvecklade den fysiska teatern i olika riktningar; Etienne Decroux ses idag som grundaren till den moderna mimkonsten och Jacques Lecoq som en förgrundsgestalt när det gäller clown och Commedia dell'Arte.

Källor

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Business enterprise R&D expenditure in the Biotechnology as a percentage of total business R&D expenditure.
The OECD defines biotechnology as the application of science and technology to living organisms, as well as parts, products and models thereof, to alter living or non-living materials for the production of knowledge, goods and services. This definition is accompanied by a list-based definition based on seven categories that serves as an interpretative guideline: DNA/RNA, Proteins and other molecules, Cell and tissue culture and engineering, Process biotechnology techniques, Gene and RNA vectors, Bioinformatics, and Nanobiotechnology (Indicator and definition from OECD "STI scoreboard").
Source: OECD (Key Biotechnology indicators), STI Scoreboard.


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Chapter 785: Starlight and Whisper
"OK, that's the end of running training." Red Dragon Zaka releases Yun Xi's hand, stretches his body, and looks at Yun Xi with a wonderful look.
That kind of feeling, just like a little dog who has been crazy for a day outside and looks at her master eagerly after returning home.
"I'm hungry!"
After the rapid development of the relationship with Yun Xi, Red Dragon Zaka has a strong case for food.
"Only bread." Yun Xi took a look at the oasis. In addition to clear spring, there were only a few poplar trees with their leaves tightly closed and large areas of cactus.
In the distance, it seems that there were a few scorpions and other creatures foolishly hovering on the sand dunes, but dare not close here.
There is no doubt that they feel the smell of a dragon, the ultimate creature at the top of the pyramid of the food chain.
"Bread will do." Red Dragon Zaka gulps in her throat and gulps down her saliva.
Before that, she had never thought that bread, a kind of common food of human beings, would have such a strong attraction for her.
No, it's not about the bread. It's his bread. His bread is unusual!
That kind of bread contains some ingredients that make her unable to stop. If she just takes a small bite, she will feel like she is floating.
Yes, that's the smell. It's the smell of crime! Red Dragon Zaka looked straight at Yun Xi's golden-colored bread from his own storage and snatched it with lightning speed.
"Ah Hoo!" With a big bite, she once again showed a happy expression.
Well, if I can eat such delicious bread every day, it seems that it is not impossible to act with this human being temporary.
Yun Xi looks at his golden cream bread in a daze.
He didn't put anything strange in this bread.
Why does Red Dragon Zaka show such an attractive and lovely expression when biting this golden butter bread?
Through the line of life connected between them, he could clearly feel her elation, unbridled mood.
In terms of human language, this is probably the case:
Yummy, yummy, yummy!
One more, one more! One is not enough, more!
Woo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo hoo!
With sweet white cream on her mouth, Red Dragon Zaka shook her little feet and reached out to Yun Xi. The meaning could not be more obvious - another one.
"Oh Don't eat too much... you will become fat. " Yun Xi stretched out his hand, and another golden butter bread appeared in the palm of his hand, and was bitten away by the long waiting Red Dragon Zaka.
"Giant dragon doesn't need to worry about getting fat..." Red Dragon Zaka hums a tune to show off her proud figure.
The skin is white and tender. The neck is long and snow-white, more beautiful and smooth than a swan's neck.
The typical oval pretty face, coupled with the small and classic features, has become a very attractive picture.
The beautiful girl's body, which is exquisite and full of youthful breath, is within the reach of Yun Xi's hands.
Obviously, he didn't eat much, but Yun Xi felt like a full meal.
The thread of life actively conveys a certain impulse of Red Dragon Zaka towards him.
Like, I want to lick his body?
Errr... delusion, delusion! It must be a delusion!
In fact, this is not a delusion.
Red Dragon Zaka looks at Yun Xi quietly and licks the white cream from her mouth.
Through the pupils of Yun Xi, she can see her human posture.
No matter how she looks at it, she is a beautiful and peerless beauty in his pupils.
Well, is that line of sight... looking at my chest?
Unable to help it, Red Dragon Zaka recalled how her soft chest had been kneaded by the other party over and over again, and she was deeply immersed in the feeling.
This pervert is so interested in her chest!
Human beings are hopeless!
Hum, I won't show you! Red Dragon Zaka hugs her chest and makes a face at Yun Xi.
Uh, found out?
The guilty Yun Xi turns his head. It is really not a thing a gentleman should do.
"Well, tell me about you. You should be one of the strongest men in the world?" Now that she has to stay with Yun Xi for a while, Red Dragon Zaka becomes curious about Yun Xi's identity.
Just an ordinary human being? Don't try to fool me!
If even an ordinary human can use the Dragon Roar Wave, there will be no room for other races in the endless god's domains.
"No, I'm far from the real strong." Yun Xi naturally comes up with his own invincible childhood sweetheart Hua Huo, as well as the twin witches who defeated Red Dragon Zaka.
Taking them as the reference target, Yun Xi doesn't feel that he is very strong at all. It's better to say that he had just caught up with them.
Red Dragon Zaka, on the other hand, is born strong. She can destroy the world in five minutes. It's no joke.
If there wssn't the connection of Lvji's life line, he has no chance to defeat her except to open the forbidden door of Starwings.
Recognizing the gap is one of the manifestations of Yun Xi's growth.
The Queen of Assyria, White Moon, Desert Dragon Zaka, and Ice Dragon Zaka, his four princesses are all real monsters in a sense!
Especially the Queen of Assyria, the master of the Forgotten Ruins, she made Yun Xi revived from the bonfire for countless times.
When I can fight with Red Dragon Zaka without the Starwings, maybe I will be one of the strong.
"I wanted to be stronger and stronger than anyone else, so I came to try." Yun Xi held out his right hand, and the star lights fell from his finger joints.
No matter what the world is, he can see the stars all over the sky.
As long as the stars shine on the place, he will be full of courage, because that is the great stars' care for him.
Therefore, no matter how many setbacks he encountered, no matter how many times he died, he would believe that he would find the way to hope.
"Yes, only the real strong people are worthy of the world."


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Memorable Manitobans: Robert Harvey (1883-1975)
Robert Harvey
Cleric, author.
Born at Clent, near Birmingham, England, he emigrated to Canada in 1904, working on a farm at Wapella, Saskatchewan until 1906, when he enrolled in Brandon College [now Brandon University], graduating in 1913. While advancing his education, he worked at various missions in western Canada, and also as a carpenter. After graduating, he ministered at a Baptist Church at Hartney. He then obtained a divinity degree from the University of Chicago, graduating in 1916, after which he accepted a call to a Presbyterian church at McAuley (1917-1918).
Following a stint at Montreal, he served in United Churches at Roblin (?-?), Reston United (1928-1932, 1944-1948), Fort Garry (?-?), Minnedosa (?-?), Wawanesa (?-?), and St. Paul's United at Souris (1952-1953). During his term at Fort Garry, he obtained a doctorate in theology from United Theological College in Montreal. He retired to Brandon in 1953 but served as a supply minister at Cypress River United (1953-1954)..
On 15 August 1917, he was married to Lois Ada Dalrymple Logan of Lauder, daughter of Robert Tremaine Logan. They had three daughters and a son: Mary Aline Harvey Sexton, Willa Harvey Farr, Lois Harvey Dunn, and Arthur Gow Harvey.
In 1970, he wrote Pioneers of Manitoba, a small book about some of Manitoba's early pioneers. Other works included Ignatius Loyola: A General in the Church Militant (1936), Stories for Young People, The Hidden Word: 52 Stories for Ministers and Their Young Listeners (1959), and Best Loved Hymn Stories (1963). He wrote numerous newspaper articles for the Brandon Sun, Lethbridge Herald, Medicine Hat News, Vancouver Province, and Winnipeg Tribune.
He died at Brandon on 29 December 1975 and was buried in the Brandon Cemetery. There are materials in the S. J. McKee Archives at Brandon University.
Marriage registration, Manitoba Vital Statistics.
Obituary, Brandon Sun, 10 January 1976, page 16.
"Author, minister Dr. Robert Harvey dead," Brandon Sun, 31 December 1975, page 1.
Page revised: 13 March 2021


Although the idea had existed for a long time before, Borobiltxo Libros was born at the end of 2002, during a concert by Pascal Comelade, Jaume Sisa and Antònia Font at Plaza de la Catedral in Barcelona. On that day, Jordi Llobet talked to Quique Ramos about an artist he had discovered on a trip to Finland. That was our first motivation to start the project: we were going to publish Kati Rapia and see what would happen.
"El planeta de la señorita" was our first release, but not the last! Our philosophy is still the same: we let ourselves be carried away by our enthusiasm, publishing those newly discovered comics that excite us. We think there are a lot of hidden treasures out there that still donât have a place here.
Later, we decided to publish another artist we love who we had discovered from the fanzine Qué Suerte!. She was Michele Siquot, from Argentina. So we published "Observación de la naturaleza humana" in February 2004, and the presentation party took place at the gallery-shop Almacén Marabi.
Then we realized that there were many artists we wanted to publish but we couldn't release a book by each of them, so we thought about gathering them all together in an anthology. We called it "Una casa para siempre" and we put a silkscreened cover on it. We were very happy about having all those artists that we love. The presentation party was held in June 2005, again at Almacén Marabi.
At the beginning of 2008, after a period of inactivity, Quique decided to leave Borobiltxo Libros, but Jordi was determined to go on with it. So in April "Yellow Bird" by Kati Rapia and "Doctor Gómez" by Tamayo were published and had one and the other presentation parties at the gallery Duduá.
In February 2013 we published a second book by Michele Siquot called "Diario de un oso en París" and the presentation party took place at Taller De Ubieta.
In addition to publishing the books during all these years, we have arranged exhibitions by Michele Siquot (December 2006 at Duduá and October 2007 at Almazén) and Kati Rapia (April 2008 at Duduá) and participated in several book fairs.
Ah! And Borobiltxo Libros means "little rounded books" in the Basque language!


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Development Dialogue 2018 was a vibrant gathering of India's sung and unsung heroes who have made a difference to millions of lives. The Deshpande Foundation's annual conference and allied ecosystem conferences brought together over 5,000 delegates, 500 organizations, 200 startups and 2,500 students to connect and collaborate over 3 high-energy days.
This year's conference hosted over 60 eminent speakers like Nandan Nilekani (co-founder and non-executive Chairman, Infosys), Rohini Nilekani (Founder, Arghyam), Kishore Biyani (Founder, Future Group), Jacqueline Novogratz (Founder, Acumen), Mirai Chatterjee (Director, SEWA), Thulasiraj Ravilla (Executive Director, Aravind Eye Care), Amit Chandra (Managing Director, Bain Capital), Dr. Eddy Campbell (President and VC, University of New Brunswick), Dr. Steve Tello (Vice Provost for Innovation, UMass Lowell), Dr. Lalitesh Katragadda (Creator of Google Maps), Dr. Devi Shetty (Founder and Chairman, Narayana Health) and many more achievers.
See a few glimpses of the Dialogue here. Watch the Keynote panels with Dr. Devi Shetty, Nandan and Rohini Nilekani, and Kishore Biyani, Amit Chandra and Carrie Morgridge.
Every year, the Dialogue delves into a theme of current interest, and in many ways reflects the evolution of the Sandbox through the years. This year's theme "Collaborating for Big Bets" draws on over a decade of collaborative experiences of the Sandbox ecosystem and provides opportunities for potential alignment that could deliver on goals of urgent interest to humanity.
The Dialogue got off to a high-impact start with Krishi Sinchana, a gathering of 2,000+ farmers and 30 experts sharing progressive practices and learning about new techniques. This was followed by community-led conferences in education and health which feature the most effective delivery models that can be easily replicated to improve overall outcomes. The agriculture, education and health conferences are mainly led by the Foundation's 50+ partner organizations in these sectors.
Another distinguishing ecosystem conference was the Navodyami Sammelana, held on 4th Feb – a congregation of 560+ micro-entrepreneurs who have created thriving businesses in rural North Karnataka with the support from the Foundation's Navodyami program. These lively entrepreneurs talk about their journeys and display colourful, ethnic handmade products which sell like hotcakes throughout the conference.
On 2nd Feb, the day preceding the main conference, field visits were conducted for an immersive first-hand experience of the social impact being created on the ground. Most delegates, who attend the conference, recount these field visits as their most unforgettable experience. Visits include Akshaya Patra, the Foundation's agriculture initiatives and our partner organizations in health and education. The day gives participants a sneak peek into the world of initiatives and innovations co-created with the communities who need them.
The main Development Dialogue itself lasted for one and a half days (3rd and 4th Feb) engaging 350+ delegates from 250+ organizations and 60+ speakers. Panels ranged from 'Delivering prosperity for all', 'World-class health solutions at affordable costs', 'Investing in ecosystems for bold solutions', 'Realizing a billion aspirations', 'Deciphering collaborating for big bets', 'Technology, education and social impact', 'Educating students for entrepreneurial careers' and 'Insights into models of livelihoods'.
3rd Feb also saw the LEAD Yuva Summit being held at India's largest skill development center, Deshpande Skill Gurukul. 1340 university students and 104 faculty listened to 15 speakers talk about the value of university education and developing an entrepreneurial mindset. LEAD Prayana, the annual 2 week leadership journey was held for the first time from our Kakatiya and Ek Soch Sandboxes.
The Evening with Legends was held on the 3rd evening at the stunning Infosys amphitheater with a 5,000+ strong audience listening to Nandan and Rohini Nilekani, Kishore Biyani and Dr. Deshpande in a candid discussion. Youth leaders and budding entrepreneurs were presented awards for their exemplary achievements in community development and startup building respectively.
The Development Dialogue has kept up with the changing national trends in innovation and entrepreneurship, and hence held the 2nd edition of Startup Dialogue. This gathered 50+ icons of the business and startup community, investors and VCs from across India, not to forget the 300+ entrepreneurs who made the best of the speakers' combined expertise.
The newest ecosystem conference this year was Kaushal Dialogue, focusing on skill development of youth. The event saw India's leading figures, including Manish Kumar (CEO, National Skill Development Corporation), Sameer Shukla (Commissioner, Skill development, Entrepreneurship & livelihood, Government of Karnataka), Dr. Mokhlesur Rahman (Senior Operations Officer, World Bank), Priyanka Langa (CEO, YES Foundation) and a host of many more leaders.
The Dialogue ended with delegates and speakers alike going home enriched, with the warm feeling of having companions and comrades in your journey of creating impact.


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Royal Fans Think Kate Middleton Is out of Touch With Reality After Seeing Her in a Quarantine Video
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With the Sussexes leaving the British royal family and the U.K., Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge have become the focus of the royal family. Though the Cambridges have always been popular, the entry of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex into the royal family took a great deal of attention off of them.
Now, with Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles in isolation due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Cambridges have really become the faces of the royal family. People have looked to then for calm and comfort during such a trying time in the world.
Unfortunately, all of these newfound attention means that Kate, in particular, is under the microscope in a way that the duchess hasn't been since she and Prince William's dating years. Now, royal fans are criticizing the duchess for being out of touch with reality.
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Kate Middleton is dealing with a ton of scrutiny
According to Daily Mail, Kate is keen to stop the comparisons between herself and her sister-in-law, Meghan. Unfortunately, it appears that the duchess is now dealing with some of the same scrutinies that the former actress enured during her time as a senior royal.
As of late, Kate has been praised for her work ethic and her poise. However, she's also been dealing with some unfounded scrutiny. Recently, Tatler Magazine published a scathing article about Kate titled, "Catherine the Great."
The article claimed that Kate was resentful of the Sussexes for leaving. it commented on her parenting, her weight, and even her mother, Carole Middleton. "[Journalist Anna Pasternak] manages to slag off [harshly criticize] her mother, makes William look weak and makes Kate look so dull," royal expert Ingrid Seward told Newsweek.
Her star is going stratospheric as the country looks to the monarchy for morale: HRH The Duchess of Cambridge is crowned Catherine the Great on the July/August cover. This spectacular issue is part of a new trial offer – 3 issues for only £1, including free home delivery and free digital editions. Because no one should have to go without Tatler. Click the link in bio for more.
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Prince Charles warned Kate Middleton about the royal spotlight
Though Kate has dealt with a few unsavory things from the press in the past, this is the worst that it's ever been for her. In fact, she was so deeply offended by the Tatler expose that she and Prince Wiliam have decided to take legal action against the magazine.
This was a side of royal life that the Duchess of Cambridge's father-in-law, Prince Charles warned her about from the beginning. "The problem for Kate is, as her father in law said, she's been put on a pedestal and it's impossible to stay on a pedestal," Seward told Newsweek. "There's only one way and that's down. She's a goddess at the moment and everyone is saying how great she is and how hard she works but she can't really keep up with that. She's not a goddess, she's a mom of three children and is probably absolutely exhausted."
The Duchess of Cambridge goes on a virtual tour! Starting in the atrium of Cloud's House, The Duchess toured the addiction treatment centre and dropped in on a group chat with current clients to see how they have been doing throughout the lockdown period. Visit the Royal Family YouTube page to see more as The Duchess, Patron of @ActiononAddiction, spoke with the amazing staff of Cloud's House, and those accessing the online Clouds aftercare service.
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Now, royal fans have shifted their focus from Megan and have found new ways to pick apart Kate. During one of her latest videos, the duchess spoke with Cloud's House rehab center in an effort to urge those who are battling an addiction to seek help. "The worrying thing is, it is all those people who aren't necessarily reaching out who are struggling, who perhaps don't feel they can reach out," the duchess said.
Though Kate clearly meant well, royal fans are claiming she's out of touch with reality and that this is simply a royal family PR stunt. One fan said, "There is no one to reach out to. Services are decimated and so underfunded they can't function remotely so are just closed. Abolish the monarchy and fund society." Another added, "I would urge the Royal Family to stop playing PR and realize how difficult this will be for everyone. They should not assume they are addicted."
Finally, a third person said, "Royals are so out of touch with reality."


After a stellar performance by Darren Loeppky in the EMC gymnasium this evening, one lucky member of the congregation is being awarded a million dollars, payable in farmer sausage over the next twenty years.
The lucky winner was Pieta Kornelsen from that farm out by Morris, and he is really excited to win all that sausage.
Despite the winnings, Kornelsen admits he still will have to pitch in ten to fifteen grand a year to feed his insatiable farmer sausage habit.


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Q: Benchmarking Azure's Premium Storage P30 Disks We're running performance tests on two new Standard DS13 (8 Core, 56 GB) VMs (both using the latest/default Windows 2012 R2 image) backed by Premium Storage and have hit a wall with step 1 in testing the local SSD performance.
We understand 25% of the 400GB local SSD for these VMs is made available as temporary storage and the other 75% is used for Premium Storage caching:
http://azure.microsoft.com/blog/2014/12/11/new-premium-storage-backed-virtual-machines/
On the remaining 25%, we expect to see performance along these lines:
http://www.brentozar.com/archive/2014/09/azure-really-60-faster/
http://azure.microsoft.com/blog/2014/10/06/d-series-performance-expectations/
... but Crystal Disk Mark shows it crawling along:
               Sequential Read :     4.097 MB/s
              Sequential Write :     4.096 MB/s
             Random Read 512KB :     4.112 MB/s
            Random Write 512KB :     4.112 MB/s
        Random Read 4KB (QD=1) :     2.057 MB/s [   502.3 IOPS]
       Random Write 4KB (QD=1) :     2.057 MB/s [   502.2 IOPS]
       Random Read 4KB (QD=32) :     2.048 MB/s [   500.0 IOPS]
      Random Write 4KB (QD=32) :     2.047 MB/s [   499.7 IOPS]

  Test : 50 MB [D: 7.2% (8.1/112.0 GB)] (x5)
  Date : 2015/02/14 15:35:41
    OS : Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter (Full installation) [6.3 Build 9600] (x64)

The performance of the OS disk is better but nowhere close to the 150 MB/s you'd expect for a P20 disk (assuming that's what's allocated for the default 127GB OS disk).
Expecting:
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/storage-premium-storage-preview-portal/
Seeing:
           Sequential Read :    66.031 MB/s
          Sequential Write :    63.034 MB/s
         Random Read 512KB :    65.861 MB/s
        Random Write 512KB :    63.580 MB/s
    Random Read 4KB (QD=1) :     2.097 MB/s [   511.9 IOPS]
   Random Write 4KB (QD=1) :     2.047 MB/s [   499.7 IOPS]
   Random Read 4KB (QD=32) :     2.086 MB/s [   509.3 IOPS]
  Random Write 4KB (QD=32) :     2.078 MB/s [   507.4 IOPS]

  Test : 50 MB [C: 12.9% (16.4/127.0 GB)] (x5)
  Date : 2015/02/14 15:46:35
    OS : Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter (Full installation) [6.3 Build 9600] (x64)

And the performance of the P30 disk (with ReadOnly cache) isn't much better:
           Sequential Read :   204.567 MB/s
          Sequential Write :    39.677 MB/s
         Random Read 512KB :   204.549 MB/s
        Random Write 512KB :    34.865 MB/s
    Random Read 4KB (QD=1) :    20.951 MB/s [  5114.9 IOPS]
   Random Write 4KB (QD=1) :     1.666 MB/s [   406.7 IOPS]
   Random Read 4KB (QD=32) :    20.893 MB/s [  5100.9 IOPS]
  Random Write 4KB (QD=32) :    20.944 MB/s [  5113.4 IOPS]

  Test : 50 MB [E: 0.0% (0.2/1023.0 GB)] (x5)
  Date : 2015/02/14 15:22:59
    OS : Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter (Full installation) [6.3 Build 9600] (x64)

When compared to our current CloudDrive with host caching deployed on D13s (note the performance of 4KB random reads):
           Sequential Read :   136.711 MB/s
          Sequential Write :    10.210 MB/s
         Random Read 512KB :   190.744 MB/s
        Random Write 512KB :     9.063 MB/s
    Random Read 4KB (QD=1) :    10.813 MB/s [  2639.8 IOPS]
   Random Write 4KB (QD=1) :     0.508 MB/s [   107.5 IOPS]
   Random Read 4KB (QD=32) :   106.533 MB/s [ 26009.1 IOPS]
  Random Write 4KB (QD=32) :     9.363 MB/s [  2286.0 IOPS]

  Test : 50 MB [F: 4.1% (24.9/600.0 GB)] (x5)
  Date : 2015/02/14 20:25:01
  OS : Windows Server 2012 Datacenter (Full installation) [6.2 Build 9200] (x64)

And this is what SQLIO reports for the local SSD:
C:\Program Files (x86)\SQLIO>sqlio -dD
sqlio v1.5.SG
1 thread reading for 30 secs from file D:testfile.dat
        using 2KB IOs over 128KB stripes with 64 IOs per run
size of file D:testfile.dat needs to be: 8388608 bytes
current file size:      0 bytes
need to expand by:      8388608 bytes
expanding D:testfile.dat ... done.
initialization done
CUMULATIVE DATA:
throughput metrics:
IOs/sec:   499.38
MBs/sec:     0.97

And for the P30:
C:\Program Files (x86)\SQLIO>sqlio -dE
sqlio v1.5.SG
1 thread reading for 30 secs from file E:testfile.dat
        using 2KB IOs over 128KB stripes with 64 IOs per run
size of file E:testfile.dat needs to be: 8388608 bytes
current file size:      0 bytes
need to expand by:      8388608 bytes
expanding E:testfile.dat ... done.
initialization done
CUMULATIVE DATA:
throughput metrics:
IOs/sec:  5103.03
MBs/sec:     9.96

The 5000 IOPS advertised for the P30 is holding up but what about the 200 MB/s throughput per disk?
NOTE: Attempts to create the P30 data disk with ReadWrite cache policy result in:
Update-AzureVm : BadRequest: The disk cache setting ReadWrite is not supported for DataVirtualHardDisk.
Any guidance would be appreciated:

*

*Why is the local SSD storage throttled at 500 IOPS and 1-4 MB/s throughput?

*How do we achieve 200MB/s on writes as we see with reads on P30s, what's the test to run?

*MS: can you publish I/O benchmarks that we can run to validate max limits?

A: To answer your questions:

*

*Local storage is throttled to 500 IOPS @8KB.  Those limits were a
    mistake and will be raised substantially soon.

*To hit 200 MB/sec on writes you need to (a) use a block size of at least 40KB
    (otherwise you run into the 5,000 IOPS limit first), and (b) use a
    queue depth of at least 25 (for a 40KB block, as the block size goes
    up, you can use a smaller queue depth).

*We agree, it would be nice if we published benchmarks that you can use to validate the limits.  If we do, it probably won't be until we move out of preview.

David Berg - Microsoft Azure Performance Team

A: The premium storage only supports read cache and not read/write like standard disks

A: Your throughput on the SQLIO tests is limited because you're using the default 2KB IO block size.  Take the IOPS on the P30 disk that you're currently getting and multiply by the block size and you get 5103 IOPS * 2 KB = 10206 KB/s or 9.97 MB/s which is the reported throughput in your tests.  Increase the block size in your SQLIO command (see http://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/2127/benchmarking-sql-server-io-with-sqlio/) and you'll be able to find the throughput limit.  A IO block size of 64 KB should give you 5103 IOPS * 64 KB = 326592 KB/s or 318.94 MB/s and test Microsoft's advertised limit.
I hadn't tested the local SSD's on my D series VM's but I don't yet have access to premium storage so it wouldn't help in this case.  My only guess is that once you're using premium storage on the machine which is using 75% of the local SSD capacity it might also be throttling your local SSD access to guarantee the premium storage performance.


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Last Sunday Harvey celebrated his birthday with his friends. He wanted a Lego theme, and he was only interested in inviting five peers—which meant that, with siblings and parents, we had 14 kids and eight adults sharing the fun. As a group of mostly homeschoolers, the kids would have been fine entertaining themselves, but a themed party needs activities and I was there to make them happen. We started off with "brick tag" (blob tag, but more thematic), and then I invited anyone interested to try and spell out "Happy Birthday Harvey" with the big pile of Duplos we'd dumped out on the lawn. They managed it, and even added an exclamation point!
Up next was dinner of hot dogs, hamburgers, and watermelon. After we ate it was time for the main event: the building contest. The kids got together into teams—well, mostly; the bigger kids all chose to work alone—and I asked them to think of a theme they'd like to focus on for the contest and write it on a slip of paper. Picking out of a real hat, I drew "castles", and they were off!
Harvey picks his friends well—almost all of them, ages six to eleven, could have kept building indefinitely. As it was I let them go for about an hour, which gave the adults some nice quiet conversation time to themselves outside. Unfortunately, the judging process—which I left to them—was a little disappointing. They didn't entirely appreciate the energy and effort the kids put into their creations, so the prize delivery was a little underwhelming for the kids. Still, Harvey and Ollie's flying castle-ish pirate ship quite deservedly won best in show... and then we had cake. I wished I could have gotten the frosting on a little smoother, but even with the indifferent texture I'm still going to go ahead and say it was the best yellow one-by-two brick cake anyone there had ever seen. And pretty tasty too: chocolate cake, chocolate ganache, and buttercream frosting. Harvey approved.
So he's totally eight now. And we have even more legos in the house. Maybe we should have given some away as party favors?
Since I took them out while babysitting on Friday I've been spending alot of time building with my legos. The results so far include only sore fingers and perhaps a little too much time stolen from proper work, but I expect that a finished product (and pics of same) will be forthcoming presently.


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Observed strong subsurface marine heatwaves in the tropical western Pacific Ocean
Shijian Hu, Shihan Li, Ying Zhang, Cong Guan, Yan Du, Ming Feng,
Kentaro Ando, Fan Wang, Andreas Schiller and Dunxin Hu
Published in Environmental Research Letters, SEP 2021
Marine heatwaves (MHWs), which are discrete extreme oceanic warming events, have important impacts on the marine ecosystem, fishery resources, and social economy. Previous studies based on sea surface temperature suggest that MHWs in the tropical western Pacific Ocean are very weak. However, here we show that the MHWs observed by the Tropical Atmosphere Ocean/Triangle Trans-Ocean Buoy Network buoys in the tropical western Pacific Ocean are unexpectedly strong in the subsurface layer (50–300 m depth). The ensemble mean intensity of subsurface MHWs shows a peak of about 5.2 °C at 150 m, and the maximal mean intensity reaches 8.9 °C at 5° N, 137° E. Subsurface MHWs occur almost every year with an ensemble mean duration ranging from 13 to 22 days, and show no statistically significant correlation with the El Niño-Southern Oscillation index although the subsurface MHWs during La Niña events are slightly stronger and more frequent than during El Niño events. It seems that the subsurface MHWs are strong and frequent in April–June but relatively weaker and less frequent in September and October than in other months. Anomalous sea surface convergence and Ekman down-welling play an important role in the development of subsurface MHWs. Strong subsurface MHWs are likely to affect the fishery production of tropical western Pacific.
Hu, S.*, S. Li, Y. Zhang, C. Guan, Y. Du, M. Feng, K. Ando, F. Wang, A. Schiller, and D. Hu (2021), Observed strong subsurface marine heatwaves in the tropical western Pacific Ocean, Environmental Research Letters, 16(10), 104024. https://doi.org/10.1088/1748-9326/ac26f2.


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All questions here are from Fletcher's Meadow Secondary School's Science Dept. Website. Credit goes to those teachers who created these worksheets for you to use and practise.
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Goodenia subintegra är en tvåhjärtbladig växtart som beskrevs av Ferdinand von Mueller. Goodenia subintegra ingår i släktet Goodenia och familjen Goodeniaceae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Katie Meredith joined the IL Corn team in March 2019. Her primary responsibilities include hospitalities such as welcoming guests, directing phone calls, answering general questions, and coordinating travel arrangements for staff and board members. She also maintains and services equipment, assists with mailings and helps with anything that improves overall office efficiency.
Previously, Katie worked for an accounting firm in an administrative role and as Treasurer for the Village of Hudson. She brings organizational skills and a love of people and clients to this new role.
Katie also has experience as an insurance agent working with farmers helping them make crop insurance decisions.
Katie and her husband have two grown sons and two granddaughters. She lives in Normal.


Cel: (315).109.6772. Specialty: Pescado y Cameron.
Inside seating for 50+ persons. Open daily 9am - 5pm.
Tel: (315).333.9424. Credit cards accepted.
Inside and outside seating for 100+ persons. Open all year.
Located on the playa one block south of the central plaza.
Calle Camaron at "La Boca" (the mouth of the river).
Located on the playa at the foot of Calle Camaron.
Follow Independencia north until you have to turn left to the beach. Access to this restaurant is sometimes limited because of water outflow from the estuary (Estero Pérula).
Inside and outside seating for 150+ persons.
Open daily 9am - 8pm. 3rd palapa from the estuary.
Specialty: Langosta, Pescado, Camarón y Pulpo.
Inside and outside seating for 100+ persons.
Open daily 9am - 5pm. Paseos en Lancha a Isla Cocinas.
Located at the foot of Calle Cahuamas, East side.
Located at the foot of Calle Ballena 5 blocks West of Plaza.
Specialty: Camaron al Ajo, Camaron a La Diabla.
Paseo a la Isla Cocinas.
Specialty: Camarón Hawaiianos, Ensalada Mixta.
Inside and outside seating for 200+ persons.
Located on the West end of Playa Pérula.
Beachside palapa restaurant with seating for 150+ persons.
Specialty: Fresh shellfish, camarón, pulpo & langosta.
Seating for 70 inside palapa and 60 outside at beach tables.
Located on the playa at the foot of Calle Hidalgo.
Specialty: Pescado Zarandeado, tacos de Pescado y ostines.
Seating: Inside 70+, outside for 80+ persons.
Open daily 9am-7pm. New section added.
Inside and outside seating for 30+ persons.
Located at the foot of Calle Caguama, West side.
Open Daily 10am - 7pm.
Specialty: Camaron al Gusto, Filete.
Inside and outside seating for 75+ persons.
Specialty: Pescado Sarandeado, Camarones, Pulpo.
Inside and outside seating for 90+ persons.
Paseos en Lancha a Isla Cocinas.
Inside seating for 75+ persons.
Located at the foot of Calle Jaiba at Red Snapper RV Park.


After having been one of the most successful film directors in Europe in the nineteen sixties, Vojtěch Jasný (*1925), lives now forgotten by many in a small apartment in New York. His life and filmmaking are inseparable and in LIFE AND FILM Jasný himself, from his home in New York and through the visits to his old friends, will recount his own story, from the Nazi invasion in Czechoslovakia to the Soviet invasion, subsequent exile and his arrival to New York years later. In filmmaking he lived success and got to live and work with the most internationally important filmmakers, musicians and writers of the time.


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Chaffetz: Americans may need to choose between iPhone or healthcare
By Mallory Shelbourne - 03/07/17 08:32 AM EST
GOP Rep. Chaffetz: Americans may need to choose between "new iphone... they just love" and investing in health care https://t.co/5Hxwn2uOl5
— New Day (@NewDay) March 7, 2017
Rep. Jason Chaffetz Jason ChaffetzThe myth of the conservative bestseller Elijah Cummings, Democratic chairman and powerful Trump critic, dies at 68 House Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records MORE (R-Utah) on Tuesday said Americans may have to choose between purchasing a new iPhone or paying for health insurance.
"You know what, Americans have choices. And they've got to make a choice," the House Oversight Committee chairman told CNN's "New Day," one day after the House GOP unveiled its plan to replace ObamaCare.
"And so maybe, rather than getting that new iPhone that they just love and they want to spend hundreds of dollars on, maybe they should invest in their own healthcare."
Republicans on Monday rolled out two new measures to repeal and replace ObamaCare after weeks of anticipation.
The new legislation would create a tax credit system to incentivize individuals to purchase health insurance.
Chaffetz said the plan eliminates parts of ObamaCare that "people said that they don't want," referring to the individual mandate, which requires people to purchase health coverage or pay a fine.
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Over the last 3 days 180 students from a Perth girls school have been down in the SW. They were divided into 3 groups of 60, and over the last 3 days each group have had an afternoon snorkel, a BBQ on the foreshore, and a night dive in the lagoon.
This seemed to me to be an excellent opportunity for a light painting project on a grand scale and with a grand subject – the lagoon.
I only caught up with them on their final night, sand was not sure what to expect. This is the result. 50 x 30 second exposures blended.
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