Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur has requested Union Minister for Civil Aviation Suresh Prabhu to expedite formalities for the early launch of Udan–2 project in the state.
Thakur, who called on Prabhu in Delhi on Thursday, said the connectivity was a major issue in the state and the air connectivity was vital for boosting the tourism sector.
He apprised the Union minister that there was a delay in the submission of DPRs and the completion of other formalities in the project.
Thakur urged him to make stop-gap arrangements for starting helicopter services by operating intervening helipads for providing connectivity between Chandigarh–Baddi/Kasauli–Shimla –Kullu – Dharamsala.
The Chief Minister also took up the Mandi international airport issue and asked him to conduct the Obstacles Limitation Survey (OLS) at the earliest for hastening the process for further clearances.
He urged for looking into providing technical solutions for the expansion of the Shimla airstrip for facilitating bigger aircraft.
Prabhu assured that the OLS for setting up the international airport would be held at the earliest and directed officials of the ministry to work out an immediate solution for executing stop-gap arrangements and speedy launch of the Udan–2 project.
Shrikant Baldi, Additional Chief Secretary, Ram Subhag Singh, Additional Chief Secretary, Tourism and Civil Aviation, and Sanjay Kundu, Additional Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister, were present.


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Brick dimensions, types & bonds
Standard brick dimensions:
For quick reference in a hurry:
UK - 215 mm in length by 102.5 mm width by 65 mm height.
US - 8 in. (203mm) length by 3 58 in. (92mm) width by 2 14 in. (57mm) height
Australia - 230mm length by 110 mm width by 76mm height
For further information and a detailed breakdown on brick dimensions, sizes, types and bonds continue reading:
What is a brick?
Bricks are building materials that are used to form various parts of a building structure. Although they are mainly used to build walls, they can also be used in the construction of other building elements such as foundation, floors and even roofs. See El Cortijo House by Felipe Assadi Arquitectos for example.
Bricks have been in use for millennia. The earliest record of bricks being used in building construction is from around 7,000 BC, where the bricks used were hand-molded from mud then dried in the sun.
The industrial revolution marked the mass production of bricks, making it a very popular building material, even replacing the stone.
This happened for two main reasons: bricks had become much cheaper than stone, and stone had already gained a reputation for being a notoriously difficult and unpredictable material to work with.
Over time, bricks have remained popular in the construction industry. Their constant use has paved the way for more sophisticated building features such as columns, fireplaces, arches, chimneys, among other structural designs.
This is largely due to their ease of use and the fact that they allow the designer to be more flexible and creative in designing uses for them. Bricks are also extremely strong, durable and have cheap maintenance costs. They can also be easily manipulated into interesting and complex structures.
In the recent past, with increased innovations in building technologies, other building material solutions have been developed, most of which make arguably better building alternatives.
It has often been argued that compared to these new alternatives, bricks have become time-consuming, structurally limiting, expensive and take up too much storage space and labour on-site.
However, bricks have also kept up with changing times. If you do not want to use a traditional brick, you could always opt for pre-fabricated brick panels, or newer slimmer profiled bricks, such as Petersen Bricks Kolumba brick.
What are bricks made of?
Today, bricks are made from a number of materials like clay, concrete and calcium silicate. Of these, clay is the oldest material, having being used as the primary component in brick making for thousands of years.
How are bricks made?
There are several ways through which bricks can be manufactured.
There are the soft mud and dry press brick manufacture processes, which both start with curing the clay that will be used in the process.
As the name soft mud suggests, the bricks are made out of a thin mix of mud. On the other hand, dry press bricks use a thicker mud mix that results in a crisper definition. The greater the force applied in pressing the brick in the mold, the stronger the brick becomes.
Firing the bricks for a long time also makes them stronger.
There are also extruded bricks which are made through pushing the brick mixture through a die. This creates an extrusion, which is cut with a wire producing bricks according to the desired length.
Bricks can also either be compact solid or be perforated to reduce the amount of filler material used.
They could also have indentations on their surfaces (either on one side or both), this feature is called a frog.
The frog is filled with mortar during construction when they are laid.
The manufacturing techniques could also be used to categorize bricks. Here we have two categories of bricks: machine-made bricks and handmade bricks.
Machine made bricks:
If you want a cleaner and smoother finish on your bricks, this is the best option. These bricks have more uniform shapes and are also cheaper compared to their handmade counterparts.
Handmade bricks:
These bricks are more expensive because they have a rougher texture, an attractive creased face, and they also account for the physical effort put in while processing the brick. The bricks could also come in a range of sizes and colors.
Special bricks
The following are some of the special bricks that are made for particular circumstances.
1. Radial, arch or tapered bricks.
2. Angle bricks which form returns and chamfers
3. Capping and copping bricks
4. Plinth bricks 5. Sill bricks
6. Bullnose bricks
7. Soldier bricks- they form returns to soldier courses
8. Brick slips used for cladding
There are also Engineering Bricks, which have high strength, good acid resistance, and low water absorption. These are used in civil engineering applications.
Bricks can be cut to size to suit the function they are being applied for in the project.
Brick dimensions
Bricks can be molded into different sizes and shapes according to set standards, preference or applications. Different countries follow different standard brick sizes and measurements/dimensions.
Large bricks are difficult to burn and are heavy, making them cumbersome during use. When using large bricks in construction projects, masons find it hard to handle them with one hand. A lot of strength is therefore used up in heavy lifting at the expense of speedy work.
Conversely, if the bricks are too small, a lot of mortar is required, which is uneconomical. Usually, the standard dimension is set for various brickworks. The actual/specific size is the real measurement of an individual brick.
The normal size includes the actual size and the width of the mortar at the joint between consecutive bricks. This standardization serves to strike a balance between speed and economy through the individual brick size.
Most bricks are also made in such a way that the real sizes fit in a 4-inch grid. This obeys the modules of other materials and fittings like doors, windows, wardrobes among others.
UK standard brick dimensions / size
There are a variety of brick sizes in the UK in accordance with the standards in use. The brick sizes have remained constant for quite a while.
The standard brick dimension in the UK is
215 mm in length, 102.5 mm width and 65 mm height.
The overall ratio for a standard brick is therefore 3:2:1.
Looking at the construction of a stretcher bond, the standard dimensions considering a standard mortar joint of 10mm, the stretcher bond's dimensions will be 225 mm long and 75 mm high.
If the bricks are laid across each other, two widths (of 102.5 mm), and two mortar joints result to the same repeating unit which is same to the standard length of a brick, ie, 120 mm.
When the bricks are laid lengthways, 3 65 mm heights' and 3 mortar joints result to the same repeating unit like the length of a single brick, ie 120 mm.
United States standard brick dimensions / size
The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) is liable for controlling the standard of modern bricks in the United States. The body has come up with the following standard sizes for bricks:
1. 8 in. (203 mm) length x 3 58 in. (92 mm) width x 2 14 in. (57 mm) height which is the standard size set for a normal brick.
2. the most common modular brick they use is 7 58 in. (194 mm) length x 3 58 in. (92 mm) width x 2 14 in. (57 mm) height.
3. The modular brick is used with a 3/8 in mortar is used to calculate the number of bricks in a given run because it is easy.
Australia standard brick dimensions / size
The standard brick size or the working size in Australia is 9.05 in. (230mm) length by 4.33 in. (110 mm) width by 3.00 in. (76mm) height as per the Australian Standard AS4455. However, some bricks have work sizes like;
1. 11.42 in. (290 mm) length by 3.54 in. (90 mm) width and 3.54 in. (90 mm) height (one square face)
2. 11.42 in. (290 mm) length by 3.54 in. (90 mm) width and (50mm) height
The above bricks are used in construction to bring certain aesthetic effects. Larger bricks promote more economical laying, and they can also be combined with smaller bricks for design purposes.
Other key brick dimensions
In areas that are prone to cyclones, larger bricks measuring 11.42 in. (290 mm) length by 5.51 in (140 mm) width and 3.54 in. (90 mm) height can also be used.
Hollow bricks are used because of the reinforcement done by grouting.
Wider 5.51 in. (140 mm) bricks could also be used for walls that need a lower sound transmission, high load-bearing capacity and high fire resistance.
Generally, the specific properties needed on a wall will influence the work sizes of bricks used.
Brick Standards
In the UK, bricks are graded under British Standards. These standards ensure the bricks meet the necessary criteria such as water absorption, strength, frost protection among others.
All bricks are made in accordance with standards like EN771-1 which advocates that all external works should be classified as extremely exposed to the risk of frost attack. For this reason, all designs and builds should be done accordingly.
Clay bricks are prone to freeze-thaw. You are advised to choose a brick of minimum rating F'. F1 is for bricks prone to moderate exposure to elements, a good example are bricks under the eaves. F2 is the highest, it represents bricks that are resistant under severe exposure to saturation and freezing.
Mortars should also conform to the requirements as of BS EN 998-2, for factory-made mortar, if they are site batched, refer to BS1996-1-1, Eurocode 6. These standards define properties like strength.
Brick bonds
There are many ways to lay bricks. They can be laid as soldiers (upright), stretchers (lengthwise), and headers (width-wise along the wall). The mortar used in the joints bonds the bricks together. The profiles can be manipulated depending on the exposure or specific visual effect.
The most common profiles are bucket handle, weather struck, recessed, weather struck and cut, and flush (rag joint).
There are many standard bond patterns, including;
1. English bond, which has alternating courses of headers and stretchers.
2. Stretcher bond has each stretcher offset by half a brick. The half brick is relative to the course above and below. This style is common in the UK.
3. American common bond. It is similar to English bond but has only one course of headers in every 6 stretcher courses.
4. English cross bond. It has alternating courses of headers and stretchers. The alternating stretcher course is offset by half a brick.
5. Flemish bond with alternating headers and stretchers in every course.
6. Sussex bond-it has three stretchers and one course of headers.
7. Garden wall box- it has one course of headers against three courses of stretchers.
8. Header bond- headers are offset by half a brick.
9. Stack bond- bricks are laid directly on top of each other, with aligned joints. These bonds are weak. Reinforcement is fundamental in such an arrangement.
Designing with brick dimensions
Many manufacturers produce bricks according to their own specifications. It is important that you look at their specification tables so that you confirm sizes before you make a purchase.
Understanding brick dimensions and sizes
It is important to understand different brick sizes to avoid any confusion. There are three different dimensions:
1. Specified
2. Actual
3. Nominal
Specified brick dimensions:
These are the brick dimensions that architects use when they design walls. They are the anticipated manufacturer's dimensions of a single brick without considering the mortar joint size. It is often included in the architect's drawings and specifications. Specified brick dimensions are the only dimensions used in non-modular construction.
Actual brick dimensions:
These are the final brick measurements as they come out of manufacturing. They are always within certain tolerances of the specified size as spelt out in Standard Specification for Facing Brick, ASTM C216 and ASTM C652, Standard Specification for Hollow Brick. These tolerances vary with the size and type of brick. They do not affect the overall design because they are minimal.
Nominal brick dimensions:
These are mainly used for modular construction. Nominal brick dimensions include the specified size plus the size of the mortar. Bricks are made in a way that the nominal sizes fit into a 4'' grid, this way, they coincide with other building materials and fittings such as windows, doors and other wood components like wardrobes.
Architects' Brick Selection
It is important for architects to understand brick dimensions and sizes because it helps them in detailing walls. Many architects tend to only select bricks based on colour and bond pattern. It is important to understand that the brick size is directly linked to the bond pattern and manufacturer's specifics.
The mortar's size does not usually affect the wall's aesthetics. However, it is important when it comes to detailing. The size of the mortar will be affected by the size of the brick selected, which will directly affect the number of bricks that can be used and how they can be laid.
Mortar Joint Sizes
The most common mortar joint used in construction is 0.38 in. (9.53 mm). According to International Building Codes TMS 602, on the Specifications for Masonry Structures, the default size for mortar joints is 0.38 in. (9.53 mm). Always use your brick's specified size when referring to this.
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Abstract Efficient and energy stable high order time marching schemes are very important but not easy to construct for the study of nonlinear phase dynamics. In this paper, we propose and study two linearly stabilized second order semi-implicit schemes for the Cahn-Hilliard phase-field equation. One uses backward differentiation formula and the other uses Crank-Nicolson method to discretize linear terms. In both schemes, the nonlinear bulk forces are treated explicitly with two second-order stabilization terms. This treatment leads to linear elliptic systems with constant coefficients, for which lots of robust and efficient solvers are available. The discrete energy dissipation properties are proved for both schemes. Rigorous error analysis is carried out to show that, when the time step-size is small enough, second order accuracy in time is obtained with a prefactor controlled by a fixed power of , where is the characteristic interface thickness. Numerical results are presented to verify the accuracy and efficiency of proposed schemes.
GB/T 7714 Wang, Lin,Yu, Haijun. On Efficient Second Order Stabilized Semi-implicit Schemes for the Cahn-Hilliard Phase-Field Equation[J]. JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING,2018,77(2):1185-1209.
APA Wang, Lin,&Yu, Haijun.(2018).On Efficient Second Order Stabilized Semi-implicit Schemes for the Cahn-Hilliard Phase-Field Equation.JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING,77(2),1185-1209.
MLA Wang, Lin,et al."On Efficient Second Order Stabilized Semi-implicit Schemes for the Cahn-Hilliard Phase-Field Equation".JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING 77.2(2018):1185-1209.


Never thought New Delhi and Kashmiri separatists could be on the same page on an issue with regard to Pakistan? Well, revise your opinion. Pakistan's proposed move to grant provincial status to Gilgit-Baltistan is one such issue.
After New Delhi termed "entirely unacceptable" the attempt by Pakistan to declare Gilgit-Baltistan its fifth province, a joint Hurriyat statement used more or less the same wording to caution Pakistan against any such move.
"Any proposal to declare Giglit-Baltistan as fifth state of Pakistan is unacceptable. We reject any idea of merging of any part or division of the state," read a part of the joint statement issued by Syed Ali Geelani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Yasin Malik. "Kashmir, Ladakh, Jammu, Azad Kashmir and Giglit Baltistan is a single entity. Both India and Pakistan have no authority or right to alter the geographical status of state".
But both the statements are underpinned by a fundamentally divergent political position on Kashmir. Separatists are alarmed that a provincial status for Gilgit-Baltistan will impact Kashmir's "disputed status" and encourage India to change political status of its part of the state.
"People in Jammu & Kashmir have always regarded and accepted the role of Pakistan as a party to the issue," the statement said, "However any step which may hamper the disputed status of Kashmir is unacceptable". .
The statement was issued following the deliberations among Geelani, Mirwaiz and Malik on Thursday. "We decided not to issue separate statements on the development. Hence the wait for some days till the leaders could get time to hold the meeting," Hurriyat G spokesman Ayaz Akbar told Catchnews.
Earlier, Hizbul Mujahideen supremo Syed Salahuddin also warned Islamabad against the change in status of Gilgit-Baltistan.
"Such a step would weaken the disputed status of Jammu & Kashmir at the United Nations," Salahuddin said. "In the event of any such move by Pakistan, India will get a legal and moral pretext to claim the whole of Kashmir".
However, the political and armed separatist groups are not the only ones opposing the statehood to Gilgit-Baltistan, the opinion is by and large unanimous across Kashmir as is also reflected by the debates on social media.
Mainstream parties have also piped in with their statements. Junaid Mattu, the spokesman for the major opposition party National Conference said Islamabad was undermining its own case on Kashmir. "Pakistan imposing its sovereign writ by declaring Gilgit-Baltistan as its 5th Province contradicts Pak's argument on the Kashmir Issue," Mattu tweeted.
The reactions have come in the wake of the Pakistan minister for inter-provincial coordination Riaz Hussain Pirzada telling Geo TV that a committee headed by Advisor of Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz had proposed giving the status of a province to Gilgit-Baltistan.
"The committee recommended that Gilgit-Baltistan should be made a province of Pakistan," Pirzada said on Tuesdayadding that a constitutional amendment would be made to change the status of the region.
The urgent need to do this has arisen from the requirement to provide legal cover to the Chinese investment in a region which is the entry point for the USD 46 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). As of now the unsettled political status of the province which was once a part of the undivided J&K is complicating the work on the mega project.
According to the official Pakistani position, Gilgit-Baltistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir are not an integral part of its territory. It sees both the regions disputed along with Indian part of J&K and seeks a final settlement through a plebiscite according to the UN resolutions on the state.
As a result, a convoluted constitutional arrangement binds Pakistan to Gilgit-Baltistan which has now become a source of legal complications in the execution of the CPEC projects in the region. India has only further complicated the matters for both Pakistan and China by raising objections to the passage of economic corridor through a part of its territory.
Earlier in 2009, Pakistan had attempted to streamline its constitutional relationship with Gilgit-Baltistan by letting the people elect their government. The Empowerment and Self Governance Order issued by the federal government enabled creation of an elected Gilgit-BaltistanLegislative Assembly and Gilgit-Baltistan Council. The region thus acquired de facto province-like status without constitutionally becoming part of Pakistan. This enabled nearly 1.5 million people to elect their chief minister and governor for the first time.
The region's first ever elections were held in 2009 and the Pakistan People's Party was voted to power. However, real power has continued to be vested in the Ministry of Kashmir Affairs and Northern Areas which has traditionally administered the area, which has only reinforced the public disaffection against Islamabad.
The proposed provincial status to the region is an attempt to upgrade the 2009 federal order. But as the opposition to it both in PoK and J&K will tell you, it is easier said than done. Its fallout on the complexion of the lingering Kashmir issue will be far-reaching.
"If Pakistan unilaterally makes a disputed part of Kashmir as its integral part, who will stop India from doing the same in its part of Kashmir," said a separatist leader. "It is therefore important that Islamabad thinks through the proposal and takes on board its long term detrimental fallout on Kashmir cause".


How do I add a second music to my Xanga other than the background sound, which I already have? I was wondering if it was possible to delay my second MP3 file.
PS: I have a second question: Is it possible to add more music by delaying their starting time?
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Just change all instances of YOURFILEHERE with the filename of your music, for example "music.mp3".
Hi again! Wow thanks for the super fast reply!
I would like to ask two questions though since I'm not really sure how to use the code you gave me (I tried it and it worked flawlessly, but I then wanted to try changing the values; it didn't work, lol). Can I only use one filename in the 'YOURFILEHERE' instances or can I use two? Also, can I change anything in the 'values' area to delay the autostart so it'll start after 4 minutes and 40 seconds?
Simply change the amount of milliseconds to your desired length, and the filename to your target.
Wow thanks again for the super fast reply!! This one really helped!
No problem. The script simply writes a line to the website after a set amount of milliseconds, causing the browser to trigger the music.
By the way, 4mins 40secs in msecs is 280000.
I tried the above script and it worked. However, when the music started after the specified time (10 secs) it played the music but on a new page. Is there a way to keep the existing page and have the music play? Thanks.
Personally, I try to avoid sound in web pages, so this isn't my area of expertise. If you want the sound to loop, add loop="true" to the embed tag.
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Q: Product Notation Conventions If a product has the following notation, does that mean the product has zero terms? If there is an expression after this symbol, is the entire quantity, with the product symbol included, equal to zero? What is the proper notation for this, if the product must always start at g=1?
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A: The empty product is $1$. Since $\prod_{a\in S}a=\frac{\prod_{c\in S\cup T}c}{\prod_{b\in T}}$ for disjoint sets $S,\,T$, the choice $S=\emptyset,\,0\not\in T$ gives $$x:=\prod_{b\in T}\ne 0\implies\prod_{a\in\emptyset}a=\frac{x}{x}=1.$$This, for example, is the logic behind $0!=1$, or the "product" $\prod_{a\in\{d\}}a=d$ of one object $d$.

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Where did the name Much Wenlock come from?
By editor December 20, 2019 5 min read
It gets its Much is from Anglo-Saxon mycel, meaning 'great' or 'much'. Wenlock comes from Celtic wininicas, 'white area', and the Anglo-Saxon loca, 'place'.
What does Wenlock mean?
Filters. (geology) Of a geologic epoch within the Silurian period from about 428 to 423 million years ago; marked by the appearance of the first corals. adjective.
How many people live Much Wenlock?
Much Wenlock Location within Shropshire
Population 2,877 (2011)
OS grid reference SO623997
Civil parish Much Wenlock
What were the Much Wenlock Games?
The games included a mixture of traditional games such as football and cricket, athletics, and an event to entertain the spectators – this once included an Old Women's Race and a Blindfolded Wheelbarrow Race!.
Why are so many places in America named after places in England?
A large number of places in the U.S were named after places in England largely as a result of English settlers and explorers of the Thirteen Colonies. Some names were carried over directly and are found throughout the country (such as Manchester, Birmingham and Rochester).
What does Don mean in place names?
The suffix 'don' can come from what means either 'valley' (from OE), 'hill' or 'down' (from Celtic) or even 'fort' (as a prefix from Celtic). So depending on your particular town, look around and if you're in a lower area, it comes from one kind of name, but a low flat top grassy hill another, and a steep hill another.
What does much mean in Much Marcle?
large or great
The name Marcle comes from the Anglo-Saxon word for a boundary field, mearc-leah. Much, in this case, means large or great, from the Middle English usage of the word.
What Is Much Wenlock like to live in?
Shropshire glad: this appealing, old-fashioned village has a bit of culture and a lot of charm, and deserves a medal for its Olympic spirit. It may optimistically describe itself as a market town – and it does have a lively Saturday gathering – but tiny Much Wenlock is more like the perfect old-fashioned village.
Is Much Wenlock a good place to live?
Much Wenlock has been named one of the top 10 places to live across the whole of the Midlands. The town, famed for the Wenlock Olympian Games, Mary Beard and an array of magnificent sights such as the Guildhall and Wenlock edge, did enough to impress the panel.
Who was the driver behind the modern Olympics?
Pierre de Coubertin: Visionary and Founder of the Modern Olympics.
What was the aim of the Wenlock Games?
Wenlock Games: a brief history The original objective of the Games was to "promote the moral, physical and intellectual improvement of the inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood of Wenlock, and especially of the working classes, by the encouragement of outdoor recreation".
How to find the location of Much Wenlock Street?
If you click on street name, you can see postcode and position on the map. Click on street name to see the position on MUCH WENLOCK street map. In list you can see streets. Found 66 streets on MUCH WENLOCK street map. Do you like streetmapof.co.uk?
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Much Wenlock is a picture-postcard town, full of timber-framed buildings and the scent of history in the air. The town owes much to the 7th-century Mercian princess, Milburga, who founded an abbey here around 680AD.
Where was the parish of Much Wenlock located in 1831?
The parish of c. 1831, the subject of this article, was aligned south-west to north-east.
Is there a history of the county of Shropshire?
A History of the County of Shropshire: Volume 10, Munslow Hundred (Part), the Liberty and Borough of Wenlock. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1998.
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Bernadette, the receptionist at the clinic, gives Liv a totem that is supposed to represent a Sumerian fertility god and tells her that it has helped generations of women in her family to get pregnant. Thinking that she has nothing to lose, Liv puts the totem under her bed and has sex with her husband.
16 months later, Liv has a son named Aaron. However, she seems to have developed anxiety and paranoia. She believes that Ba'al, the fertility god, will take her child away from her and ends up stabbing her husband. "American Horror Stories Season 1 Episode 6 Finale".
After she is institutionalized, it is revealed that Matt orchestrated everything that Liv saw and experienced with the help of Bernadette and his film school friends.
With Liv in the psychiatric facility, Matt can access the wealth that she inherited from her grandfather. However, as Matt and his accomplices celebrate, the real Ba'al appears and slaughters everyone but Matt, who is blamed for the deaths and incarcerated. "American Horror Stories Season 1 Episode 6 Finale".
The closing scenes reveal that Liv summoned the real Ba'al and forced him to do her bidding.
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GL events… bringing people together
Lingotto Fiere is part of the French group GL events, a world-class provider of integrated solutions and services for events, operating across the three main market segments:
congresses, conferences and conventions
cultural, sports and political events
trade fairs and exhibitions for professionals and general public
Intervening on behalf of a large range of institutional and private companies in France and worldwide, the Group's mission is assisting companies, institutions, event organisers and local/regional government at every stage of the process from the definition of their event strategies to final implementation in the field.
Three strategic business units
GL events Live offers expertise covering all business line specialisations and services for corporate, institutional and sports events to provide turnkey solutions from consulting services and design to producing the event itself.
GL events Exhibitions manages and coordinates the Group's portfolio of more than 300 proprietary trade fairs covering a wide range of sectors: food industry, culture, textiles, manufacturing...
GL events Venues manages a network of 38 venues (convention centres, exhibition centres, concert halls and multi-purpose facilities) in France and international destinations: Lyon, Paris, Toulouse, Nice, Clermont-Ferrand, Saint-Étienne, Vannes, Metz, Troyes, Nice, Amiens, Roanne, Barcelona, Brussels, Budapest, London, Padua, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Shanghai, Turin, Ankara, Istanbul, and The Hague.
The Group in figures
4.252 employees
953 M€ revenue in 2016
30.8 M€ net income attributable to the equity holders of the parent in 2015
over 90 offices throughout the world
over 300 proprietary trade shows
40 venues under management (with a combined public access area of more than 1 million sq.m)
over 4.000 events staged
over 11 million visitors and exhibitors
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GL events operate in Italy through its holding company GL events Italia S.p.A. The head quarter is in Torino, Lingotto Fiere. GL events Italia also own shares in Bologna and Rimini fair centres.
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Since 2005, GL events has also been operating in the Veneto region, through its 80% share in the company that manages PadovaFiere, the remaining 20% share being owned by public-sector shareholders.
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In May 2012, GL events acquired Maf Servizi, a company operating in Torino from 1986 with more than 500 national and international events organised per year, mainly related to the medical industry.
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This week, let's analyze the Division 1 Level 3 problem from SRM 249 – CultureGrowth.
Find the area that the organisms enclose in order to calculate how many there are.
Initially, we have some points on an XY plane. Every iteration, new points appear (the medians of every pair of points). Eventually, all points within some final polygon will be filled with points, as the median of every pair generates a new point at that location.
Our task is to find the area enclosed by this polygon.
Now, the shoelace formula (or Gauss' Area formula) allows us to calculate the area of an N-sided polygon in O(N), given the coordinates of the edges.
One can also find the area of an N-sided polygon by leveraging vector mathematics, by using the concept of vector cross product, which works by triangulating the polygon and adding up the individual triangular areas to calculate the area of the whole polygon.
The problem then reduces to identifying the boundary points of the final polygon, as after this we can calculate the area.
So how would we do that? By determining the convex hull of the given points. Graham's Scan is one of multiple algorithms that allows us to do this in linearithmic time (N logN).
The correctness in this lies in the fact that a convex hull determines the boundary points that when connected enclose all other points, by forming a convex polygon.
Thus, by determining the convex hull of our points, we determine all the boundary organisms that contribute in forming the edges.
The fastest implementation of this was in C++, by sean_henderson at a little over 4 minutes and 30 seconds.


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"""Runs a python script under an isolate

This script attempts to emulate the contract of gtest-style tests
invoked via recipes.

If optional argument --isolated-script-test-output=[FILENAME] is passed
to the script, json is written to that file in the format detailed in
//docs/testing/json-test-results-format.md.

This script is intended to be the base command invoked by the isolate,
followed by a subsequent Python script."""

import argparse
import json
import os
import sys

import common

# Add src/testing/ into sys.path for importing xvfb and test_env.
sys.path.append(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), '..'))
import xvfb

def main():
  parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
  parser.add_argument('--isolated-script-test-output', type=str)
  args, _ = parser.parse_known_args()

  if sys.platform == 'win32':
    exe = os.path.join('.', 'flatbuffers_unittests.exe')
  else:
    exe = os.path.join('.', 'flatbuffers_unittests')

  env = os.environ.copy()
  failures = []
  with common.temporary_file() as tempfile_path:
    rc = xvfb.run_executable([exe], env, stdoutfile=tempfile_path)

    # The flatbuffer tests do not really conform to anything parsable, except
    # that they will succeed with "ALL TESTS PASSED".
    with open(tempfile_path) as f:
      output = f.read()
      if output != "ALL TESTS PASSED\n":
        failures = [output]

  if args.isolated_script_test_output:
    with open(args.isolated_script_test_output, 'w') as fp:
      json.dump({'valid': True,'failures': failures}, fp)

  return rc

def main_compile_targets(args):
  json.dump(['flatbuffers_unittests'], args.output)

if __name__ == '__main__':
  # Conform minimally to the protocol defined by ScriptTest.
  if 'compile_targets' in sys.argv:
    funcs = {
      'run': None,
      'compile_targets': main_compile_targets,
    }
    sys.exit(common.run_script(sys.argv[1:], funcs))
  sys.exit(main())

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Book Review — Nova Scotia Cookery, Then and Now: Modern Interpretations of Heritage Recipes
Author Sheryl KirbyPosted on January 10, 2018 January 14, 2019
Nova Scotia Cookery, Then and Now: Modern Interpretations of Heritage Recipes
edited by Valerie Mansour
Nimbus, 2017
As long as people have lived in Nova Scotia, there has been a need to cook and thus, a need for recipes. While many cooks of the past needed no written instruction, keeping all the details in their heads, once the popularity of cookbooks grew, plenty of regional recipes were shared through books (both mainstream and community publications), newspapers, and on scraps of paper, either handwritten or typed.
The Nova Scotia Archives has, well, an archive of old recipes, from handwritten notes for a lemon pie to the mass quantity recipes used at the old Moirs' chocolate factory. Editor Valerie Mansour has compiled a collection of these, dating back nearly 200 years from 1786 to the 1970s and arranged chronologically. For a fun twist, the recipes were passed on to various Nova Scotia chefs who then analyzed the recipe and made their own version.
In some cases they stuck to the original recipe and in others the chefs deviated far off track because the original was just too scary or unworkable. Each entry includes an image of the original recipe in its original form, the revised recipe developed by the chef, and the chef's comments, as well as a splendid, mouth-warering photo by Len Wagg.
The collection includes expected favourites such as rice pudding, devilled eggs, seafood chowder, rappie pie, and ginger beer, but there's a Thai peanut soup recipe from 1910, and a Mulligatawny recipe from 1922 that reveals a worldly sophistication not typically ascribed to Nova Scotians of the time.
Recipes range from cocktails and cider to hearty entrees, side dishes, and desserts, and every Nova Scotian will find an old family favourite among the pages.
While some of the chef's might have taken more artistic license with their dish than was absolutely necessary, this is a fun and interesting collection that offers updated versions of classic dishes that are within the grasp of the majority of home cooks. Some of the best reading in the book is the detailed archival citation of each recipe in a section at the back which cites the sources for each entry, and references community cookbooks, private collections, and publications ranging from promotional corporate cookbooks to community fundraising books.
As an ex-pat Nova Scotian, this book is a delightful taste of home, but it is also a wonderful resource for anybody interested in food history or Nova Scotian cuisine (past and present) in general.
Categories books, food, Halifax, restaurants, reviewTags cookbook, history, Len Wagg, Moir's, Nova Scotia Cookery Then and Now: Modern Interpretations of Heritage Recipes, recipes, Valerie Mansour
We All Know Where the Rainbow Goes…
Author Sheryl KirbyPosted on September 13, 2007 September 28, 2011
I'm eating chocolates and it's bittersweet. I had been craving "box o' chocolates" (as opposed to the swank organic, fair-trade, single-origin stuff I usually eat) and grabbed a box of Pot of Gold the other day. They're getting hard to find.
The Pot of Gold brand was developed in the 1920s by a confectionery company in Halifax, Nova Scotia called Moir's. Moir's had started in 1815 as a bakery, but by 1873 was exclusively making candy and chocolates. Moir's was actually the first company to come up with a mixed assortment box, and the Pot of Gold was an instant hit, becoming and remaining the best-selling boxed chocolate in Canada for decades. In most of the Maritimes, it wasn't Christmas without at least one box under the tree, although you might also find rival Ganong as well.
Moir's was sold to Nabisco brands in 1967 and in 1975, moved across the harbour from their location on Argyle Street in Halifax, to a modernized plant in Dartmouth. Hershey acquired the Nabisco confectionery division in 1987 and expanded the Pot of Gold line to a variety of different assortments.
Continue reading "We All Know Where the Rainbow Goes…"
Categories food, HalifaxTags Ganong, Hershey's, Moir's, Nabisco, Pot of Gold chocolates


To everyone celebrating, Merry Christmas. To those of you who aren't if you're getting a break during this holidays, hope you enjoy the time off over the holidays and have a restful break. During this, the most stressful time of the year, remember that self-care is just as important as fulfilling the needs of everyone around.
This entry was posted in Phenomenal Friday and tagged Christmas, Family, Forgiveness, Happiness, Mindfulness, Relationships, Self Care, Self Love.
Oh Etta, I love your encouragement to celebrate the holidays. I hope that you took your own advice! 🙂 You are a beautiful Soul, and I really acknowledge your love of humanity.
These quotes are fantastic, I was especially moved by the invitation to forgive our enemies and respect yourself. Blessings to you in all ways Etta. Talk with you soon! I love you.


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No52 [ENCOUNTER] The importance of family ties
Posted on 14/06/2017 by aConceptLondon in FOCUS
a master of science fiction addresses the question of the family in a brilliantly original way.
Kamiyama Kenji has tackled the theme of the family in an unexpected way.
Fans of SF anime know director Kamiyama Kenji very well. After all, Kamiyama has worked on several popular projects related to the Patlabor and Ghost in the Shell sagas besides directing other SF movies such as 009 Re: Cyborg. This time, however, Kamiyama has something quite different to offer his fans. Following on from his first original work, Eden of the East, which received critical acclaim, his new film, Ancien and the Magic Tablet (original title: Napping Princess: The Story of the Unknown Me) is a story that successfully mixes the usual robots with traditional fantasy elements, while exploring the enduring value of family ties. Zoom Japan caught up with the director after his appearance at the New York Children's Film Festival.
People know you as a hardcore SF anime creator. This time, though, you have mixed the robots and hi-tech gadgets with fairytale-like elements. For instance, there's a princess who's good at coding, and mecha (giant robots) whose drivers have to pedal like mad in order to make them move. Why did you put together these seemingly disparate elements?
KamIYamaKenji :I wanted to do something different; a sort of family movie with a lighter, pop feel to it. Actually, when I was making this film one of the producers said to me, how about making something that could be a message for your daughter? This approach was quite new to me, even though with Eden of the East (2009) I had already added a comical touch that was absent before.
How did you get the inspiration for this story?
K. K. :I have a daughter who is 16 now, but when she was about three I used to tell her a bedtime story every night. I'd start with a traditional fable and then go off on a tangent adding bits and pieces
from anime or TV shows, eventually creating an original story just for her. I remembered how happy she was while working on this film, and used it as a start. Another source of inspiration was Tim Burton's Big Fish. The son in that film doesn't believe any of his father's tall tales, but in the end they all turn out to be true.
What does your daughter think about your job?
K. K. :For many years I made the sort of adultoriented SF films she didn't really like, and was probably too young to understand, but when she saw Ancien… she seemed to enjoy it. I guess she got a better understanding of the kind of work I do. Personally, I never create something specifically with my family in mind, but I was pleased when my daughter noticed a detail I'd included in the story. In one of the film's flashbacks you can see the protagonist, Kokone, with a lightblue randoseru (typical backpack used by elementary schoolchildren in Japan). One day, I got an email from my daughter. She said that when she watched the film she realized it was exactly the same randoseru she'd had at the time. I was very happy to hear that.
Do you think Kokone-san is similar to your daughter in character?
K. K. :Not much, but they are both easygoing girls who like to sleep a lot and follow their own rhythm.
How did you create Kokone-san?
K. K. :All the heroines I've created so far are quick-acting, strong-willed women. I began to wonder what kind of person they would be if they were not warriors but normal teenagers. That was my starting point. From there, I created her character little by little, keeping in mind a young girl who, though just a high school student, would demonstrate the ability to take action when necessary.
Another novel element in this film is that you wrote the original story as well, right?
K. K. :Yes, I usually work from an existing manga, focusing at first on defining the characters. I did the same with Eden of the East, even though that was my original story. I first imagined the two heroes, Takizawa Akira and Morimi Saki – their life, habits and friends – and then developed their world. However, this time I started with the plot and added the characters later.
Like many young girls, Kokone-san is very attached to her childhood memories.
Kokone-san is a charming 18 year old. She's about to graduate from high school and is trying to plan her own future. What kind of person were you at 18?
K. K. :At the time, I had already decided I wanted to become an anime director. In high school, I was already writing stories and scripts and making my animated works. I was rather shy. I had very few friends, but we all shared the same interests: making anime and video movies. We were completely absorbed in the activity. Like most boys of my age, I didn't really talk to my parents or share my thoughts with them, so they were really surprised when I suddenly told them I wanted to work in animation.
To be a director means having to work with many people and seeing that everybody does his job as instructed. It requires someone with excellent communication skills. Was it difficult for you, as you mentioned being rather shy?
K. K. :In the beginning, when working with my friends, I was just content to follow their lead. However, little by little, I emerged as the guy with the better creative ideas. Also, the other members began to drop out, one after another, in order to pursue different interests. Eventually, I had to become more assertive in order to explain my ideas. That's when I realized I had the qualities to become a director.
At the New York Children's Film Festival, a kid in the audience candidly asked you how you had made your film, and you simply said that you had gathered together 200 people, and you had all drawn pictures every day for a long time. That was a very cute exchange but can you tell me more about the creative process?
K. K. :I'm not the kind of guy who usually spends a lot of time on drawing pictures myself, so I tend to delegate a lot of the creative work to other staff members. The problem is choosing the right people to get the job done. They may be talented, but not good team players. As a director, I always have to pay attention to what they do, how faithfully they accomplish what they are instructed to do, and see that everything
goes smoothly. Inevitably, problems will emerge especially when you work with a group of creators each one of whom may have a different opinion on how something should be done. So I have to explain that their idea is good, but it's not a good fit for this particular story. Things get even more complicated when you work on an original story. If you have a manga to start with you at least have an established model to follow, but in the case of Ancien and the Magic Tablet the whole story was in my head, and sometimes explaining my vision to other people can be very difficult. That's why I usually need to be more hands-on than I would like. In the end, I have to do some of the things myself, which other people were supposed to do for me. When working on Ancien…, this was especially true with the post-synchronization. When you have to add sounds to a film with 300 sequences, it becomes very time consuming.
Have you ever had doubts about this story?
K. K. :
Yes, there were times when I doubted my choices and thought about giving up. Again, when you work on an original story, you can't really know what it's going to look like until you're finished. You must have faith in yourself.
The story starts three days before the opening of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. Why did you choose this time frame?
The first Tokyo Olympics in 1964 are still remembered as an incredible success – an event that showed the world what Japan had achieved after the war. Everybody who lived in that period has very fond memories of the
Olympic Games. I was born two years after the Games, so didn't experience them directly, but heard a lot of stories and felt the great pride everybody shared for Japan's success on the world stage. But now things look very different. Young people like Kokone have no particular expectations about the Games, and you don't feel the same kind of excitement. As you know, six years ago we had a huge earthquake and tsunami. Since then, Japan has really not been the same as it has lost a lot of its spirit. We see conflicts between different generations, between young and old, and even technology, a field that Japan was very strong in, has been quite sluggish. I was looking for something that highlighted this difference between current Japanese society and the old times, while at the same time injecting a feeling of enthusiasm, and I found it in the Olympic Games.
What do you think about Tokyo 2020?
K. K. :I share most people's negative opinions about the way money has been used for the Games. I'm not particularly happy about them. As I said, today is very different from 1964, and this country has nothing particularly good to show to the world.
Kokone-san lives in a small town in Okayama Prefecture. Why did you choose that particular location?
K. K. :I visited this place on a trip, and I liked it so much that I thought I wanted to use it one day in one of my films. I also wanted to show the growing gap between Tokyo and the rest of the country. That's why the first half of the story takes place in Okayama, while the second part is set in Tokyo.
No1 [Technology] Robots will make the difference No22 [Focus] The railway world renewed No16 [Meeting] Machida Shinobu, sage of the sento No18 [Journey] Through the tower of delights No19 [Youth] The happy dream factory No23 [Focus] Mascot planet No25 [Focus] A thorn in the side called Garo No26 [Encounter] Advice from Mr Yamazaki No28 [Focus] Japan has lost its way No20 [Experience] Kashiwa Daisuke at his best


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by Alison N. Haughton, MA
Astigmatism is a condition that results in blurred, unfocused, or fuzzy vision. The cornea (front surface of the eye) or lens (located behind the cornea) has an abnormal or irregular curve.
There are 2 common types of astigmatism:
Corneal astigmatism—misshapen cornea
Lenticular astigmatism—misshapen lens
Normal Anatomy of the Eye
The precise cause of astigmatism is unknown. It is often present at birth and may occur with nearsightedness or farsightedness. Sometimes, it may occur after an injury or eye surgery.
Factors that may increase your chance of astigmatism include:
Heredity—a family history of astigmatism, eye disease, or disorders such as keratoconus
Eye surgery—certain types of eye surgery, such as cataract removal
A history of corneal scarring or thinning
Some people with astigmatism may have no symptoms. In those who do have symptoms, astigmatism may cause:
Blurred or distorted vision, which may cause you to squint
Symptoms vary depending on the extent of the astigmatism.
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. An examination of your eyes will be done.
Tests to evaluate your eyes may include:
Visual acuity assessment test (VAT)—to assess distant vision
Refractor test
Keratoscope—to detect and measure the presence of corneal surface curvature
Treatment options may include the following:
Corrective Lenses
Corrective lenses, such as glasses or toric contact lens, are prescribed to offset the eye's visual abnormalities or defects.
To correct severe astigmatism, an eye surgeon might use special knives or a laser beam to correct the abnormal or irregular curve of the cornea.
There are 3 types of surgical procedures that an eye surgeon might perform:
Photorefractive keratectomy (PRK)—laser beams are used to reshape the abnormal or irregular curve of the cornea
Laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK)—laser beams used to reshape the curve of the cornea by removing corneal tissue
Peripheral corneal-relaxing incisions—small incisions (cuts) are made into the cornea
Laser-assisted subepithelial keratomileusis (LASEK)—not as commonly used, but it may benefit people with thin corneas, or those at high risk of an eye injury
There are no current guidelines to prevent astigmatism. See your eye doctor for regular check-ups.
Eye Smart—American Ophthalmology
http://www.geteyesmart.org
http://www.nei.nih.gov
The Canadian National Institute for the Blind
http://www.cnib.ca
Canadian Ophthalmological Society
http://www.cos-sco.ca
Astigmatism. American Academy of Ophthalmology website. Available at: https://www.aao.org/eye-health/diseases/what-is-astigmatism. Updated March 1, 2017. Accessed December 14, 2017.
Astigmatism. American Optometric Association website. Available at: https://www.aoa.org/patients-and-public/eye-and-vision-problems/glossary-of-eye-and-vision-conditions/astigmatism. Accessed December 14, 2017.
Mozayan, E, Lee, J. Update on astigmatism management. Curr Opin Ophthalmol 2014 Jul;25(4):286-90.
Facts About Astigmatism. National Eye Institute website. Available at: https://nei.nih.gov/health/errors/astigmatism. Updated October 2010. Accessed December 14, 2017.
Last reviewed November 2018 by EBSCO Medical Review Board Michael Woods, MD, FAAP


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At Santen, in the Lowlands, there once lived a young prince named Siegfried. His father,
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Deployment isn't easy for anyone. It's the job itself. It is a date far off in the future and then suddenly right before you, and then he's gone. He could be gone for a few months or a few years. Now you've got to hold the pieces together while he's gone. This is difficult for the newly married couple—he's got to be without you, as well.
He's out there either on some unappealing base or perhaps in the midst of the combat. You're at home, and you're alone. Oh, there are friends, and you've got a lot of free time, but it's empty. How do you deal with this situation? Well, do your best to prepare mentally. Expect the worst and hope for the best.
A good first step is to maintain regular contact as best you can. He'll have time to call every now and again. You will be able to see him occasionally. Maximize those moments, and keep your love alive through the mail as well. Send him letters, actually, develop some film—or send digital photos to be produced.
Be open in your writing, he'll do the same. A letter can help you pass the time, and strange as this may seem, you may find you actually become somewhat closer—albeit in a way you'd rather prefer not to have to endure—through the ebb and flow of protracted correspondence.
You'll come to look forward to his letters, and you know he'll look forward to yours. As the two of you endure the separation, when he comes home and you are reunited, it will be like the honeymoon all over again. You'll have such cycles multiple times throughout a career military man's tenure with the forces.
One thing to keep in mind is that most men only serve in the military for several years, and this will only be a period in your life. Another thing to remember is the service your deployed husband is doing for you, the country, and perhaps even the burgeoning family that the two of you have brought into the world.
You can have one made while he's away, and present it to him on return. Often in the military such coins are presented for the attainment of a certain position, membership within a certain group, or simple recognition. You'll strike a chord with him this way, it will mean a lot. And it can stand to memorialize your own feelings on the matter.
When he does get home, you definitely want to maximize the time you have together. Here's a list of ten ideas to help you make the most of your time. He'll usually be back for a few months, so you'll have some time. And he won't have to work, necessarily; which means you can have some adventures together.
The truth with any marriage is that there will always be ebb and flow. There will be times of goodness and times of conflict. A certain level of ebb and flow is healthy, but you don't want to be caught in the discord cycle when he's at home. Also remember that he may have been through an ordeal, and may very much need you.
He'll be away again soon, and you'll want to keep the flame alive as best you can. But something to remember is that when you have a long period of separation like this, you must keep yourself busy with something. It's a great time to audit a college course, or perhaps take a class.
You can pursue projects, get involved in social groups, exercise, learn an instrument—there are quite a few possible pursuits. If you have young ones, you'll likely be very busy keeping them in line. The point is, you've got to keep yourself occupied with something. Get into a regular routine, and be as productive as you can.


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The West Must Stand Confident and United Against the Chinese Threat
Mattias Karlsson
With great power comes great responsibility. No government on Earth have established a stronger and more totalitarian control over its society than the Chinese Communist Party. No other government holds its citizens in a tighter grip. With totalitarian and draconian powers, the Chinese Communist Party must be held responsible for its handling of the COVID-19 virus and the damage it has done to the world.
Mahatma Ghandi once said that "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated". If Ghandi was right then the greatness of communist China is far less than its economic and military power suggests.
In 2002 the Chinese SARS-virus spread fear around the world and killed people in 37 different countries. The SARS-virus most likely originated in the Chinese wet-markets where live animals are being kept, sold and butchered in the most horrific, inhumane ways.
Yet, by all accounts, the Chinese Communist Party did not take sufficient action to stop these practices.
In 2007, microbiologists in Hong Kong alarmingly reported that the way the Chinese handled wild animals in their wet markets is "a ticking time-bomb".
Still, the Chinese Communist Party did not listen and refused to take action.
When the COVID-19 virus broke out in Wuhan the CCP's initial reaction was to ignore it as if nothing had happened. The second reaction was to silence anyone who choose not to. Several of the initial whistleblowers were persecuted by the CCP and have since disappeared.
A study from the University of Southampton recently showed that if Chinese authorities had reacted only three weeks earlier, transmission of COVID-19 could have been reduced by 95 per percent.
The responsibility for the deaths and the suffering that we currently are experiencing in the West hence falls heavily on the Chinese Communist Party. The Corona virus, however, is only the latest in a long line of human suffering that the totalitarian CCP has caused since it grabbed power in 1949.
We are now the ones to make a choice. How the West manages to respond to the grab for world domination from this bloodstained totalitarian regime will determine the future for our children and grandchildren as well as the fate of our civilization built on freedom and democracy. We also cannot allow the left-wing forces in our own countries to divide and weaken our societys from within. Our civilization and the values for which it stands are at stake. In these testing times, if we are to stand a chance, we must rediscover and strengthen the roots of our civilization, our self-confidence, and our old alliances.
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It has been a while since I created a little zine and I had somehow forgotten how much I love the process of making them, and also the end result that the process produces! They are small, so quick to make, and provide an instant canvas longing to be filled with collage and art work of the like. This time around my inspiration for creating came from a want to record what I am loving right now in a more concrete form. To immortalise this moment in time and the styles I like so that I can look back on it all in years to come & reminisce. I'm a sucker for a bit of nostalgia & I know that will never change, and so I like to think I am doing my future self a favour. I'm recording the moment as it is happening and this time round that is in the form of this lil' zine.
The place I choose to store my inspiration & to keep track of what I am loving is Pinterest, and so that is exactly where I turned to take a snapshot of my current favourites – be that quotes, colours, fashion or homewares. There's a bit of everything on my Pinterest and so to create this zine I clicked on my most recent pins, collated them on a sheet & printed them off. For all we know Pinterest could close down tomorrow (totally hypothetical, don't panic) and I want to be able to keep the images that inspire me safe, therefore making something in the 'real world' with them was the perfect answer.
After printing off my images, I stuck a rectangle of pink card in the middle of each zine page for continuity and because who doesn't love a bit of pink. I'm not sure a blog post goes by where I don't rave about that colour, but anyway! I then cut out some squares & rectangles from my printed page of pin-spiration to create the real content of this zine. Finally I stuck my shapes down, some overlapping and some not, and there you have it, a tiny record of me! My hope is to create one of these for each month of the year and I know it is going to be so much fun. As I go along I will try and share as many of them with you as I can, and I'd love to see your's if any of you decide to give it a go yourselves.
Some other Zines I have created: Under the Sea | Raf Simons | Red White & Black | and if you want to make your own zine try Tavi Gevinson's Tutorial (I make mine from an A4 sheet for reference).
For the sources of any of these images see my Pinterest page here for ALL the pinteresty goodness. Gosh, there are some people out there creating some incredible images! My favourites from this zine were this one, this gorgeous one and this one, it is SUCH a good look.
What's your favourite way to record the things you love?


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Der Froschkanzelsee ist ein Stillgewässer in Lorsch im Landkreis Bergstraße in Hessen.

Der Froschkanzelsee befindet sich am Südrand von Lorsch und besteht aus dem "Obereren Froschkanzelsee" und dem "Unteren Froschkanzelsee".
Der Obere Froschkanzelsee ist circa 300 m lang und maximal circa 60 m breit.
Der Untere Froschkanzelsee ist circa 500 m lang und maximal circa 90 m breit.
Der Froschkanzelsee wird über der Landgraben entwässert.

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See in Hessen
Gewässer im Landkreis Bergstraße
Lorsch
See in Europa
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Prof. Gikuru Mwithiga Publications
EL-Mesery, HS, Mwithiga, G.. (2014) Mathematical Modelling of Thin Layer Drying Kinetics of Onion Slices Under Hot-air Convection, Infrared Radiation and Combined Infrared-Convection Drying. Advances in Environmental Biology, 8(20) Special 2014, Pages: 1-19
EL-Mesery HS, Mwithiga, G. (2014) Specific Energy Consumption of Onion Slices During Hot-air Convection, Infrared Radiation and Combined Infrared-Convection Drying Journal of Applied Science and Agriculture. 9(20) Special 2014, Pages: 13-22, ISSN 1816-9112
El-Mesiry H.S. and Mwithiga G (2014) Performance of a Convective, infrared and Combined Infrared- convective Heated Conveyor-belt Dryer. Journal of Food Science and Technology, DOI 10.1007/s13197-014-1347-1
Mwithiga G., Magama P. and Hlophe M. (2013).Humidity control systems for wine maturation structures. Advanced Materials Research Vol. 824 (2013) pp 301-310 (2013) Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.824.301.
Mwithiga G. (2013). The potential for second generation bio-ethanol production from agro-industrial waste in South Africa. African Journal of biotechnology, 12(9):871-879. Available online at http://www.academicjournals.org/AJB, DOI: 10.5897/AJB12.305, ISSN 1684–5315.
El-Mesiry H.S. and Mwithiga G. (2012). The drying of onion slices in two types of hot-air convective dryers. African Journal of Agricultural Research. 7(30): 4284-4296, DOI: 10.5897/AJAR11.2065,ISSN 1991-637X.
El-Mesery, H.S. and Mwithiga, G. (2012). Comparison of a gas fired hot-air dryer with an electrically heated hot-air dryer in terms of drying process, energy consumption and quality of dried onion slices. African journal of agricultural research. 7(31): 4440-4452, DOI: 10.5897/AJAR12.614, ISSN 1991-637X.
Mwithiga, G., Mazwiduma, P.J. and Tsopito, C.M. (2012). Alternative methods of harvesting and storage of grass biomass in a semi-arid region. African journal of agricultural research, 7(14: 2166- 2173, DOI: 10.5897/AJAR11.1517.
Mwithiga, G. and Mwangi, S.G. (2009). Analysis of fish fillet drying rates under three solar energy drying systems. . In Advances in Materials and Systems Technologies vols. 62-64 pp518-524, Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland.
Mwithiga, G. and Fondo, E.C. (2009). Mechanical expression of oil from grated and preheated coconut meat. Botswana Journal of agriculture and applied sciences. 5(1):101-106.
Mwithiga, G. and Kirui, A.C. (2007).Potential of Nightsky Nocturnal Radiative Cooling as a Fresh Produce Preservation Method. In Advances in Materials and Systems Technologies ISBN / ISBN-13: 0-87849-450-2 / 978-0-87849-450-7, Vol 18-19:325-330. Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland.
Mwithiga, G. and Moriasi, L. (2007). A study of yield characteristics during mechanical oil extraction from preheated and ground soybeans. Journal of Applied Sciences Research. 3(10): 1146-1151.
Mwithiga, G and V.K. Jindal. (2007). Changes in properties of coffee brew due to roasting. World Applied Sciences Journal. 2(5):527-535.
Mwithiga, G., Mukolwe, M.I., Shitanda, D. and Karanja, P.N. (2007). Evaluation of the effect of ripening on the sensory quality and properties of tamarilo (Cyphomadra betaceae) fruits. Journal of Food Engineering, 79(1): 117-123.
Mwithiga, G and Mwania, J.M. (2006). Influence of sial-fibre content on the tensile and bending strength of sisal-epoxy composites. Journal of engineering and applied sciences. 1(4):508-513, 2006.
Mwi, Gthiga. and Sifuna, M.M. (2006). Effect of moisture content on the physical properties of three varieties of sorghum seeds. Journal of food engineering. 75(4):480-486.
Mwithiga, G. and Kigo, S.N. (2006). Performance of a solar dryer with limited sun tracking capability. Journal of food engineering. 74(2):247-252.
Mwithiga, G. and Olwal, J.O. (2005).The drying kinetics of kale (Brassica oleracea) in a convective hot air dryer. Journal of food engineering. 71(4):373-378**.
Mwithiga, G and V.K. Jindal. (2004). Coffee drying in a rotary conduction-type heating unit. Journal of Food Process Engineering. 27(2):143-157.
Mwithiga, G and V.K. Jindal. (2003). Physical changes during coffee roasting in rotary conduction-type heating units. Journal of Food Process Engineering. 26(6) pp.543-558.
Mwithiga, G: 1987. Soil conservation methods: National soil conservation workshop,outspan Hotel, Nyeri, November 1987
Mwithiga, G. 1988. Tractor testing procedures: Farm mechanization workshop, Branchest Hotel, Limuru, November 1988.
Mwaura, E.N. and G. Mwithiga. 1990. A thin layer drying equation for pyrethrum flowers: Proceedings of the 1990 Kenya Society of Agricultural Engineers (KSAE) annual seminar, Kabete Campus, University of Nairobi.
Mwaura, E.N. and G. Mwithiga. 1991. Prediction of pyrethrin loss during drying of pyrethrum flowers, Proceedings of the 1991 Kenya Society of Agricultural Engineers (KSAE) annual seminar, JKUAT.
Mwithiga, G. and C. I. Nindo. 1992. Review of drying and milling processes for increased head rice yields, Proceedings of the Mechanization of rice farming in Kenya seminar, JKUCAT.
Mwithiga, G. and V.K. Jindal. 1997. Coffee drying in a rotary conduction-type heating unit; Proceedings of the XXXII annual convention of Indian Society of Agricultural Engineers, Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana - 141 004.*
Mwithiga, Gikuru and V.K. Jindal. 2003. Modeling coffee drying using product time-temperature history. Proceedings of the 3rd Asia-Pacific Drying Conference edited by Jindal et al., (Bangkok, Thailand, 1-3 September 2003), Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand, pp. 427-436.*
Mwithiga, G. and Kirui, A.C. (2006).Potential storage of Nocturnal radiative energy for preservation of fresh produce. International Conference on Engineering Research & Development: Impact on Industry (ICER&D 2006), held on 5-7 Sep 2006, University of Benin, Nigeria.*
Mwithiga, G. and Mwangi, S.G. (2008). Analysis of fish fillet drying rates under three solar energy drying systems. International Conference on Engineering Research & Development: Inovation (ICER&D 2008), held on 15-17 April 2008, University of Benin, Nigeria.*
Potential for liquid bio-fuel production in Southern Africa. International Conference on Engineering Research & Development: Impact on Industry (ICER&D 2010), held on 7-10 Sep 2010, University of Benin, Nigeria.*
Books/Book Chapters Published
Mwithiga, G. and Nindo, C.I. (2011). Infrared Drying. In Ed. Zhongli, Pan and Griffiths Gregory Atungulu (2011) Infrared Heating of Food and Agricultural Processing, Taylor and Francis Group, LLC, isbn/9781420090970.
Mwithiga, G. (2007). Research Trends in Modeling, Optimization and Control of the Drying Operation. In Food Engineering Research Developments, ISBN: 1-60021-906-3, Edited by Klening, T.P. Nova Science Publishers, USA, pp. 133-166.


When the 2016 Canada West women's soccer season started, Deanna Brady of Richmond, BC was the third goalie on the Thompson Rivers University WolfPack. On Sunday (Oct 23), you wouldn't have known it as she stood tall in the Pack's 2-0 loss to the visiting University of Saskatchewan Huskies at Hillside Stadium.
The Huskies were making their first ever visit to Hillside Stadium and Kamloops to play soccer. The teams were tied 0-0 after the first half with Brady making 15 saves. In the contest she handled 31 shots as Thompson Rivers finished the regular season with a record of 1-12. The Huskies were battling for second spot in the Canada West Prairie Division and finished at 8-3-3.
80:48 – Sask– Leesa Eggum (4th year, striker, Saskatoon, SK) on cross from Erica Hindmarsh . Her fourth goal of the year. SASK 2 TRU 0 FINAL.
OF NOTE: The "TRU Bookstore/McDonalds Leader of the Pack Player of the Match" was Harding whom, before the game, wask honored their lone graduating player. Harding (3rd year, midfield, Salmon Arm, BC) still has another year of U Sport Eligibility left but is poised to graduate this spring from the Thompson Rivers University Nursing program.
The Thompson Rivers University WolfPack women's basketball team finished the the Carleton Ravens Metro Glebe exhibition tournament with a victory. They downed the Concordia Stingers of Montreal 62-57 to finish with a record of 1 and 2..
The WolfPack trailed 13-10 after the first quarter but outscored the Stingers 13-6 in the second to lead 23-19 at the half.
The WolfPack will spend next weekend in Victoria at UVIC playing two exhibitions before opening up the 2016-17 Canada West regular season on the Warner Rentals Court at the Tournament Capital Centre with a weekend series (Nov 4-5) against the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds. Tip off on Friday (Nov 4) will be 6 pm. They will lay the University of Alberta Pandas on Friday October 28 th and then the University of Saskatchewan Huskies on Saturday, October 29 th.
Chelsey Hoey of the WolfPack was named a tournament all-star.


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HomeWhite man denies Said " Go back where you came from."
White man denies Said " Go back where you came from."
By Piyush Arora
At Mableton, A white man has admitted that he has cursed a pregnant black woman Georgia lawmaker, as she was taking too many items into the supermarket express lane, but he has denied telling her, "go back where you came from.".
On Saturday, Eric Sparkes showed up during an interview with the Rep. Erica Thomas of Austell. They were outside the Atlanta-area Publix store where the whole incident has occurred. Thomas has confronted sparkes in front of the report, and he faced that he has said "degraded and berated" her. She has notified the police, and they will seek store video, she has also told the Associated Press.
Last week Thomas's video went video as the hashtag #IStandwithErica trended on Twitter. This video was first posted on Facebook in which Thomas she was in the express line because she is nine months pregnant and cannot stand for long.
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On Saturday Sparkes told the reporter that he called her a vulgarity but did not say anything racial. And in the reply, Thomas noted that Sparkes was trying to make himself look better.
In a statement, the Publix has said that the company is cooperating will the local law enforcement as they look into the case.
This incident was reported a day after President Donald Trump tweeted that the four congresswomen of colour, including U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, should go back to the "broken and crime-infested" countries they came from.
In her, video Thomas has accused the president of inciting colour hate while a TV interview she said that "needs to be held accountable because people can't just go out and berate pregnant women."
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