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ABOUT 208 youths have graduated from [email protected] yesterday after having successfully completed their phase seven of the [email protected] internship program.
The completion of the program saw the youths excited about the opportunities ahead of them.
The graduation marked the end of the community service and training components of the program with most of the young interns set to complete their internship placements in the coming months.
The 20 year old fell very ill recently, and said her desire to get better for the graduation ceremony played a huge part in her recovery.
"I was determined to get better to make the graduation," she said.
Out of the 208 graduates, eight were part of the [email protected] PLUS program, a new component of [email protected] that focuses on helping youth with disabilities.
[email protected] PLUS Officer Josie-Anne Ashley said, she was incredibly proud of the courage the PLUS interns had shown in joining and participating in the program.
"They are an exceptional bunch of young people who have many abilities and I would encourage workplaces to consider taking on one of these PLUS interns," she said.
During the graduation ceremony held at the museum auditorium, Director of Peace and Reconciliation Reuben Lilo addressed the excited young graduates.
"I see 208 reasons for hope," he said.
Mr Lilo encouraged youth to become agents of change and said he was confident they would transform the country.
Australian High Commission First Secretary for Education Jane Bastin-Sikimeti also addressed the interns. She said, her main message to youth was never give up.
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About 1700 youth have graduated from the program so far with another 200+ currently registered for Phase 8.


(Reuters) - Islamic banking in Afghanistan has nearly tripled its holdings since 2014, but is constrained by uneven profitability, limited investment options and few financing tools, the Islamic Financial Services Board (IFSB) said.
Afghanistan's banking sector is small, but Islamic finance is regarded as a feature that could help attract more people to the formal economy in a country where only 15 percent of adults have a bank account.
The country is now home to a full-fledged Islamic bank and six Islamic windows in conventional banks.
They held a combined 27.8 billion afghani ($365.5 million) at the end of the second quarter of this year, versus to 9.7 billion afghani at the end of 2014, data compiled by the IFSB showed.
The country's central bank granted its first Islamic banking licence in April to the Islamic Bank of Afghanistan, after it converted its operations from a conventional banking licence.
Islamic windows grew their assets by 8.95 percent year-on-year as of the end of the second quarter, but profitability has remained uneven and most have large amounts of idle cash because there are few compliant investments available, the report noted.
The bulk of Islamic financing in the country is offered via only two types of sharia-compliant structures, a cost-plus-profit arrangement known as murabaha and a leasing-based contract know as ijara.
The Malaysia-based IFSB, one of the main standard-setting bodies in Islamic finance, published the data on Afghanistan as part of its quarterly reporting on the industry.
Afghanistan's central bank introduced Islamic banking regulations in 2015 and is working on additional rules covering accounting and product development.


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New Found Intercepts 152.1 g/t Au Over 3.85m & 12.98 g/t Au Over 14.95m at Lotto Main Vein, Confirms Continuity of High-Grade Over 220m Strike
Vancouver, BC, September 13, 2022 – New Found Gold Corp. ("New Found" or the "Company") (TSX-V: NFG, NYSE-A: NFGC) is pleased to announce the results from nine diamond drill holes that were completed as part of an infill and step-out drill program testing the Lotto Main Vein located 2km north of the Keats Zone along the highly prospective Appleton Fault Zone ("AFZ"). New Found's 100% owned Queensway project comprises an approximately 1500km2 area, accessible via the Trans-Canada Highway approximately 15km west of Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador.
Lotto Highlights:
Table 1: Lotto Drilling Highlights
1Note that the host structures are interpreted to be steeply dipping and true widths are generally estimated to be 40% to 90% of reported intervals. Infill veining in secondary structures with multiple orientations crosscutting the primary host structures are commonly observed in drill core which could result in additional uncertainty in true width. Composite intervals reported carry a minimum weighted average of 1 g/t Au diluted over a minimum core length of 2m with a maximum of 2m consecutive dilution. Included high-grade intercepts are reported as any consecutive interval with grades greater than 10 g/t Au. Grades have not been capped in the averaging and intervals are reported as drill thickness.
At the Lotto prospect, diamond drilling is progressing on a work program designed to step out and expand the known extents of the high-grade gold bearing Lotto Main Vein and to also infill in areas for better definition of the very high-grade gold domains which will help with understanding the mineralization controls and ultimately guide future exploration efforts.
The Lotto Main Vein contains high-grade gold mineralization that has now been defined over a strike length of 220m with the intercept of 16.13 g/t Au over 3.60m in NFGC-22-664 and to a depth of 225m. This intercept is 190m north of the previously reported 150.3 g/t over 11.5m in NFGC-21-201 (reported on June 23, 2021). The Lotto Main Vein target is not closed off in any direction along strike or to depth (Figures 1, 3, and 4).
Infill drilling at the Lotto Main Vein is targeting a "roll", an area where there is a drastic change in the vein orientation, interpreted to be a location of dilation and potentially correlated to the emplacement of high-grade gold mineralization. The current drill results have provided further confirmation of this interpretation with the intercepts of 152.1 g/t Au over 3.85m in NFGC-22-673 and 12.98 g/t Au over 14.95m in NFGC-22-684 (Figures 1, 3, 4, and 5).
This exploration work supports the current geological model and has also contributed to the understanding of the mineralization controls at Lotto. This improved understanding will allow for efficient testing of this high-grade corridor going forward as gold mineralization remains open in all directions.
Melissa Render, VP Exploration for New Found stated: "These results affirm the richness and potential of the Lotto Main Vein. After a short hiatus to focus on near-surface targets in this area, drilling has resumed testing this target area to depth, successfully expanding segments of the Lotto Main Vein that contain very high-grade gold. The Lotto Main Vein is open in all directions and ongoing exploration continues to capture critical information important to the understanding of the mineralization controls, namely that these sites of complexity are often the locations of high-grade gold mineralization thus representing high-priority target areas for future testing."
Figure 1. Keats – Lotto plan view map
Figure 2: Photos of mineralization from: Top Left: at ~216.5 in NFGC-22-684, Bottom Left: at ~69m in NFGC-22-664, Top Right: at ~ 207m in NFGC-22-673, and Bottom Right: at ~ 224.3m in NFGC-22-684.
^Note that these photos are not intended to be representative of gold mineralization in holes NFGC-22-664, NFGC-22-673, and NFGC-22-684.
Figure 3. Lotto long section
Figure 4. Lotto plan map
Figure 5. Lotto cross-section (+/- 12.5m)
Mineralization at the Queensway Project is hosted by a fold-thrust sequence of northeast-striking, steeply dipping turbiditic sedimentary rocks deposited and deformed during the closure of the Iapetus Ocean and subsequent continent-continent collision. During this prolonged period of continued shortening, at least two regional-deformation zones developed and include the AFZ and JBP fault zones. The AFZ is interpreted to be a significant, deep-seated thrust fault that strikes southwest across the full 100km+ length of the property and is likely the main conduit for the gold mineralizing fluids, much like the Cadillac-Larder Lake Fault Zone in the Abitibi.
As a result of progressive deformation, the brittle host stratigraphy developed an extensive network of gold-bearing fault zones enveloping the AFZ, the extents of which are not yet known. Higher grades and widths of gold mineralization occur in areas where there was greater mineralizing fluid flow such as at structural intersections, at dilational openings within fault structures, and along lithological contacts where breakage occurs due to rheological differences in the compressional strength of contrasting sedimentary rock units. A significant amount of the high-grade gold mineralization is interpreted to be epizonal in nature, having been emplaced when tectonic movements resulted in the explosive tapping of deep gold-rich magmatic fluids that rapidly precipitated gold as they migrated towards surface.
A majority of the exploration drilling to date at Lotto has been focused on testing the Main Vein. Like the Golden Joint Main Vein, it too strikes north-south but is steeply dipping to the east. This specific vein also occurs approximately 200m east of the AFZ, has been defined to a vertical depth of 325m and over a length of 225m (Figures 1 and 4) and contains a high-grade segment now defined to a depth of 225m and over a strike length of 220m. The Lotto Main Vein is spatially associated with a brittle fault zone and is developed in close proximity to a narrow bed of greywacke. The Lotto Main Vein is often massive and vuggy with localized domains of brecciation. There is also an apparent high-grade domain that is interpreted to steeply plunge to the northeast. The vein at this location crosscuts the thin bed of greywacke, but also, the presence of late brecciated vein phases suggests that there is a fault intersection at this location. Continued exploration drilling in this area will focus on expanding the Lotto Main Vein high-grade domain but will also shift to systematic drill testing stepping north into untouched regions along the AFZ.
Drillhole Details
Table 2: Summary of composite results reported in this press release for Keats North
Table 3: Details of drill holes reported in this press release
Queensway 400,000m Drill Program Update
Approximately 63% of the planned 400,000m program at Queensway has been drilled to date with ~38,840m of the core still pending assay results. Fourteen (14) core rigs are currently operating meeting New Found's targeted drill count for Q2.
Sampling, Sub-sampling, Laboratory and Discussion
True widths of the intercepts reported in this press release have yet to be determined but are estimated to be 40% to 90% of reported intervals. Infill veining in secondary structures with multiple orientations crosscutting the primary host structures are commonly observed in drill core which could result in additional variability in true width. Assays are uncut, and composite intervals are calculated using a minimum weighted average of 1 g/t Au diluted over a minimum core length of 2m with a maximum of 2m consecutive dilution. Included high-grade intercepts are reported as any consecutive interval with grades greater than 10 g/t Au.
All drilling recovers HQ core. Drill core is split in half using a diamond saw or a hydraulic splitter for rare intersections with incompetent core.
A professional geologist examines the drill core and marks out the intervals to be sampled and the cutting line. Sample lengths are mostly 1.0 meter and adjusted to respect lithological and/or mineralogical contacts and isolate narrow (<1.0m) veins or other structures that may yield higher grades. Once all sample intervals have been chosen, photos of the wet and dry core are taken for future reference.
Technicians saw the core along the defined cut-line. One-half of the core is kept as a witness sample and the other half is submitted for crushing, pulverizing, and assaying. Individual sample bags are sealed and placed into shipping pails and/or nylon shipping bags, sealed and marked with the contents.
Drill core samples are shipped to ALS Canada Ltd. ("ALS") for sample preparation in Sudbury, Ontario, Thunder Bay, Ontario, or Moncton, New Brunswick; an ISO-17025 accredited laboratory. ALS operates under a commercial contract with New Found.
The entire sample is crushed to approximately 70% passing 2 mm. A 3,000-g split is pulverized. "Routine" samples do not have visible gold ("VG") identified and are not within a mineralized zone. Routine samples are assayed for gold by 30-g fire assay with an inductively-couple plasma spectrometry ("ICP") finish. If the initial 30-g fire assay gold result is over 1 g/t, the remainder of the 3,000-g split is screened at 106 microns for screened metallics assay. For the screened metallics assay, the entire coarse fraction (sized greater than 106 microns) is fire assayed and two splits of the fine fraction (sized less than 106 microns) are fire assayed. The three assays are combined on a weight-averaged basis.
Samples that have VG identified or fall within a mineralized interval are automatically submitted for screened metallic assay for gold.
All sample pulps are also analyzed for a multi-element ICP package (ALS method code ICP61).
Drill program design, Quality Assurance/Quality Control, and interpretation of results are performed by qualified persons employing a rigorous Quality Assurance/Quality Control program consistent with industry best practices. Standards and blanks account for a minimum of 10% of the samples in addition to the laboratory's internal quality assurance programs.
Quality Control data are evaluated on receipt from the laboratories for failures. Appropriate action is taken if assay results for standards and blanks fall outside allowed tolerances. All results stated have passed New Found's quality control protocols.
New Found's quality control program also includes submission of the second half of the core for approximately 5% of the drilled intervals. In addition, approximately 1% of sample pulps for mineralized samples are submitted for re-analysis to a second ISO-accredited laboratory for check assays.
The Company does not recognize any factors of drilling, sampling or recovery that could materially affect the accuracy or reliability of the assay data disclosed.
The assay data disclosed in this news release have been verified by the Company's Qualified Person against the original assay certificates.
The Company notes that it has not completed any economic evaluations of its Queensway Project and that the Queensway Project does not have any resources or reserves.
The scientific and technical information disclosed in this press release was reviewed and approved by Greg Matheson, P. Geo., Chief Operating Officer, and a Qualified Person as defined under National Instrument 43-101. Mr. Matheson consents to the publication of this press release dated September 13, 2022, by New Found. Mr. Matheson certifies that this press release fairly and accurately represents the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this press release.
New Found holds a 100% interest in the Queensway Project, located 15km west of Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador, and just 18km from Gander International Airport. The project is intersected by the Trans-Canada Highway and has logging roads crosscutting the project, high voltage electric power lines running through the project area, and easy access to a highly skilled workforce. The Company is currently undertaking a 400,000m drill program at Queensway, now approximately 63% complete. The Company is well funded for this program with cash and marketable securities of approximately $71 million as of September 2022.
Please see the Company's website at www.newfoundgold.ca and the Company's SEDAR profile at www.sedar.com.
New Found acknowledges the financial support of the Junior Exploration Assistance Program, Department of Natural Resources, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador.
To contact the Company, please visit the Company's website, www.newfoundgold.ca and make your request through our investor inquiry form. Our management has a pledge to be in touch with any investor inquiries within 24 hours.
Per: "Collin Kettell"
Collin Kettell, Chief Executive Officer
Email: ckettell@newfoundgold.ca
Forward-Looking Statement Cautions
This press release contains certain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Canadian securities legislation, relating to exploration, drilling and mineralization on the Company's Queensway gold project in Newfoundland and Labrador; assay results; the interpretation of drilling and assay results, the results of the drilling program, mineralization and the discovery of zones of high-grade gold mineralization; plans for future exploration and drilling and the timing of same; the merits of the Queensway project;; future press releases by the Company; and funding of the drilling program. Although the Company believes that such statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. Forward-looking statements are statements that are not historical facts; they are generally, but not always, identified by the words "expects," "plans," "anticipates," "believes," "interpreted," "intends," "estimates," "projects," "aims," "suggests," "often," "target," "future," "likely," "pending," "potential," "goal," "objective," "prospective," "possibly," "preliminary", and similar expressions, or that events or conditions "will," "would," "may," "can," "could" or "should" occur, or are those statements, which, by their nature, refer to future events. The Company cautions that forward-looking statements are based on the beliefs, estimates and opinions of the Company's management on the date the statements are made, and they involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Consequently, there can be no assurances that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Except to the extent required by applicable securities laws and the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange, the Company undertakes no obligation to update these forward-looking statements if management's beliefs, estimates or opinions, or other factors, should change. Factors that could cause future results to differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements include risks associated with possible accidents and other risks associated with mineral exploration operations, the risk that the Company will encounter unanticipated geological factors, risks associated with the interpretation of assay results and the drilling program, the possibility that the Company may not be able to secure permitting and other governmental clearances necessary to carry out the Company's exploration plans, the risk that the Company will not be able to raise sufficient funds to carry out its business plans, and the risk of political uncertainties and regulatory or legal changes that might interfere with the Company's business and prospects. The reader is urged to refer to the Company's Annual Information Form and Management's discussion and Analysis, publicly available through the Canadian Securities Administrators' System for Electronic Document Analysis and Retrieval (SEDAR) at www.sedar.com for a more complete discussion of such risk factors and their potential effects.
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The Constituent Assembly drafted the Constitution of India from 1946-1950. It sat for the first time on December 9, 1946, and in two years and 11 months, it met for 11 sessions spread over 165 days. On November 26, 1949, the Assembly adopted the Constitution, which came into effect on January 26, 1950.
The Assembly debated Article 1 of the Constitution on November 15 and 17, 1948. During these debates, some Assembly members proposed that the word 'States' be substituted with other words (see Factoid 2). Other members argued that words which specify the political character and future of newly independent India be included in Article 1 (see Factoid 5). The majority of Assembly members, however, rejected the proposed changes and additions.
What does Article 1 of the Constitution of India say?
What were the proposed substitutes for the word 'States' in Article 1?
Assembly member H.V. Kamath proposed that 'Pradeshas' be used instead of 'States' in order to avoid confusion, since the word 'States' had been used with different meanings throughout the Draft Constitution.
Some members argued that the word 'Provinces' be used because 'States' indicated imitation and was used in the Constitution of the USA. They also felt that the word 'States' has a bad connotation because of its association with the 'Indian States' during British rule.
Mahavir Tyagi argued that 'States' be replaced with 'Republican States' and the phrase "the sovereignty of the Union shall reside in the whole body of the people" be added to emphasise that sovereignty resided with everyone and not just the king, as it did during British times.
What were the arguments against the substitution of the word 'States'?
Some members argued that the word 'Pradeshas' was a Hindi translation of the word 'States', and since the Draft Constitution was in English, the Assembly should use 'States'. Notably, Assembly member (and the first Indian prime minister) Jawaharlal Nehru argued against the use of 'Pradeshas', and said that 'States' was just what one defined it to be while 'Pradesh' was a new term and therefore open to multiple interpretations. Substitutes for other parts of Article 1 were deemed unnecessary by the Assembly.
What were the inclusions proposed for Article 1?
Assembly member K.T. Shah proposed that the phrase "Secular, Federal, Socialist Union of States" be added to Article 1 to delineate the political character of India. However, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar argued that the policy of the state and how society should be organised – socially, economically – must be decided by the people themselves, according to the time and circumstances, and cannot be specified in the Constitution. Further, he said that the amendment is unnecessary because there were other sections in the Constitution that covered the principles of state policy.
Some members of the Assembly proposed that a clause be added to Article 1, stating that 10 years after the Constitution comes into force, member States of the Union of India should be organised on a uniform basis, by groups of village panchayats that would function as democratic units. However, this amendment was rejected.
K.T. Shah proposed that, in Article 1, after the word 'States', the words 'equal inter se' be added to emphasise the political unity of States despite the existing natural, social and political inequality among them. H.V. Kamath and M. Ananthasayanam Ayyangar argued that such equality between 'States' already existed in certain parts of the Constitution (Part I of the First Schedule) and that the States were represented in the Lower and Upper Houses of Parliament based on their population.
Did the Constituent Assembly accept any of these amendments?
During the debates on November 15 and 17, 1948, all the proposed amendments related to Article 1 were rejected.
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'Reigning Men' Traces 300 Years Of Men's Fashion At LACMA
By Matt Guilhem
Most museum exhibits about the history of fashion featured gowns and other women's attire, but the Los Angeles County Museum of Art has an exhibit that turns the runway lights on men's fashion - 300 years of britches, trousers and waistcoats. It's called Reigning Men. Yes, R-E-I-G-N-I-N-G. Matt Guilhem of member station KVCR went to check it out.
MATT GUILHEM, BYLINE: Right by the entrance to the exhibition stands a mannequin wearing a suit by Ozwald Boateng. He's a Londoner born to Ghanaian parents and the first high-profile black tailor on London's Savile Row, the small street famed for centuries for its made-to-measure clothing.
OZWALD BOATENG: It's great when you can seamlessly combine two historical cultures together without basically interfering with either culture. That's what I find really, really interesting.
GUILHEM: Boateng's suit reflects his cross-cultural heritage, but only if you look really closely. There's an intricate circular pattern woven throughout the purple tweed of the coat and dark slacks.
BOATENG: The design that I've used on the cuff - there's a fabrication in Ghana particularly across West Africa where we do these prints, and these women wear these amazing colored fabrication prints. And I basically have taken the two worlds and combined them.
GUILHEM: The Los Angeles County Museum of Art or LACMA, as it's known, commissioned the suit specifically for this exhibition.
CLARISSA ESGUERRA: It's subtle. I think it really speaks to the original use of the term dandyism to have a restrained, refined elegance, but yet making a statement of bringing these two worlds together in a very global world.
GUILHEM: Clarissa Esguerra is one of the show's three co-curators. While Boateng's suit reflects today's style with its slim cut, Esguerra says it draws on something much older.
ESGUERRA: The jacket that Ozwald Boateng is wearing - the sack jacket - our earliest example of that is actually a shooting jacket from 1840.
GUILHEM: The path from shooting jacket to formal wear is simple, says Esguerra. It was comfortable.
And Boateng's trousers, too, go back a long way to the working-class men of 18th century France known as sans-culottes.
ESGUERRA: Which literally means without breeches.
GUILHEM: We've moved to a mannequin wearing one of the rarer outfits in the show. It dates to the 1790s. He's wearing a red cap, cropped blue jacket and most importantly...
ESGUERRA: He's wearing trousers. I mean, if you look at the men that represent the 18th century before him, they're all wearing breeches which were so symbolic of aristocracy, of wealth and for a man to wear these trousers as a statement for a revolution is pretty profound.
GUILHEM: The sans-culottes became the revolutionaries who overthrew the French monarchy.
ESGUERRA: You know, many fashion historians have point to this era as a period where fashion in menswear really drastically changed and altered its course from the ostentatious dress of the 18th century with the silks and embroidery to the kind of somber suits of the Victorian era.
GUILHEM: Whether it's a top hat and tails from the 1930s or a banyan robe inspired by the Far East that European gentlemen wore at home in the 1700s, the items tell a story of evolving tastes shaped by a changing world. It's easy to forget these aren't costumes, but garments real people wore in their daily lives. Ozwald Boateng says the best ones share a common trait no matter the era or culture.
BOATENG: A really good suit is about the cut and it's also about the experience of the wearer in the suit. The suit is an enhancer of the wearer's personality.
GUILHEM: Clothes don't make the man, says the man who makes the clothes. For NPR News, I'm Matt Guilhem in Los Angeles. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.
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Town Guides launch new season of King's Lynn Supper Walks
By Mark Leslie
mark.leslie@iliffepublishing.co.uk
Published: 12:34, 12 April 2019
| Updated: 12:36, 12 April 2019
The Town Guides' new season of guided walks in historic Lynn gets under way on Tuesday at 6pm with a Supper Walk, hosted by Rathskeller.
The evening begins with a complimentary glass of Pimms and is followed by a gentle evening stroll with a chance to explore one of Lynn's most important Grade 1-listed buildings.
After the guided walk, which lasts about an hour, the Rathskeller will serve a special two-course menu with wine.
The walk will be led by town guide, Ivor Rowlands, who said: "The idea of the Supper Walks is to provide an opportunity to provide an evening out to discover just one area of the historic town in a relaxed environment and then enjoy a meal afterwards in one of our lovely independent restaurants that are situated in important historic locations."
Further Supper Walks are scheduled in the coming weeks with Market Bistro (May 7) and Bank House (June 4).
Regular scheduled walks will take place at 2pm every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from May until the end of October, and this year there will be more choices than ever.
Speaking at the launch of the new season of walks, Town Guides' Chair, Doreen Leventhall said, "I'm really thrilled to be taking on the role of Chair at such an exciting time for the Guides. This year, we are introducing three brand new walks and have increased the number of Supper Walks. We will also be repeating the Festival Too Family-Friendly Walk, which was our most popular event in 2018."
The new walks are "Victorian Transformation", "The New Lande" and "Four Churches and a Chapel" and will all be held during Lynn's Festival Month in July.
Details of all the Town Guides' walks for 2019 can be found on their website at kingslynntownguides.co.uk or leaflets are available from Lynn Tourist Information Centre.
Apart from the Supper walks, all walks last between 1½ and 2 hours at a gentle stroll and cost £5 for adults (£4 for concessions) and just £1 for children. Fun worksheets for children of all ages are available free of charge when attending a walk with an adult.
Jason Fuller and Ivor Rowlands with the Town Guides' new logo, outside the Custom House. (8491891)
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ISEA Student Project Competition 2015 – Results
First prize was awarded to Davide Zampiere from University of Padova for his project on 'Fabrication and mechanical testing of auxetic foam for sport safety applications'.
Second prize was awarded to Brock Laschowski from University of Western Ontario for his project on 'The effects of oar-shaft stiffness and length of rowing biomechanics'.
Congratulations to both Davide and Brock!
The judges were very impressed with the quality of all the projects we received this year; they were a great reflection of the high standard of sports engineering work undertaken by our members at the moment. Thank you to all applicants.
isea2016 – Call for abstracts
ISEA2016 – THE ENGINEERING OF SPORT11
Date: 11 – 14 July, 2016
Conference Location: Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Conference Chair: Prof. Dr. Frans van der Helm
The 11th conference of the International Sports Engineering Association will take place in Delft from 11-14 July, 2016. The conference program provides the conferees the opportunity to learn from inspiring keynote speakers via lectures, parallel sessions, poster presentations and networking sessions.
You are encouraged to submit a 1-page abstract ( max. 350 words) before October 1st, 2015 on any of the following topics:
Aero- and hydrodynamics (including fluid mechanics)
Biomechanics, materials and human material interaction (including sports equipment mechanics, sport products innovation)
Measurement, feedback and simulation
Motivation and persuasion to compete in sports, play and exercise
Sports infrastructure and facilities (including sports surfaces)
Abstracts should briefly outline the main research question(s), research method, results and conclusions as well as their general significance. References might be added. Upon review of the abstracts, notification of acceptance will be made by December 1st, 2015 (complete papers due February 1st, 2016).
The abstract should be written in English following the ISEA2016 template which can be found here.
For all information, please visit www.isea2016.com or contact the Conference Secretariat at ISEA2016@tudelft.nl
Prof.dr. F.C.T. van der Helm – Head of Local Organising Committee
Routledge publish a new book "The Science of Engineering and Sports Surfaces"
Routledge have recently published a new book, "The Science of Engineering and Sports Surfaces", Eds. Sharon Dixon, Paul Fleming, Iain James and Matt Carre. This draws together the latest research on biomedical, medical and engineering approaches to the study of sports surfaces. It will be of interest to all ISEA members working in this field. More information can be found a at: http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9780415500920
ISEA 2015 Sports Engineering Student Project Competition
Sports Engineering Student Project Competition 2015
This competition is open to undergraduate, masters, and PhD students of years 2014 and 2015 at any institution of higher education in the world, who have undertaken an individual project on a sports engineering topic. Individual projects are defined as work wherein the student was the primary contributor (e.g., would be considered 'first author' if the work was published).
This is in two stages:
First stage deadline, 1 August 2015: submission of the abstract in English taken from the project report. Submissions should be sent to the following: nadine.lippa@eagles.usm.edu. All candidates will be advised of the outcomes on or about the 1 September 2015. Short listed candidates will be invited to enter the second stage.
Second stage deadline, 1 October 2015: by invitation, submission of an electronic copy of the project report in English. Submissions should be sent to the following: nadine.lippa@eagles.usm.edu. Final winners will be notified on 1 November 2015.
Judging: This will be carried by members of the Executive Committee of the ISEA. Judging criteria will be based on originality of the project, the quality of the work, and its presentation.
Prizes: First prize will be a certificate together with a cheque for £100 and full membership of the ISEA for one year. Second prize will be a certificate and full membership of the ISEA for one year.
For further information see the ISEA website at www.sportsengineering.org or by direct contact with the organiser, Nadine Lippa via nadine.lippa@eagles.usm.edu.
ISEA Image Competition Winners Announced
The winners have been announced in the ISEA Image Competition 2013/14. The competition was an opportunity for those involved in sports engineering, science, and technology to showcase their work. Conveying the outstanding research and consultancy that is being conducted in sports engineering today.
Best in show was awarded to Jorge Santana Cabrera from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, for his short film titled "Swimmers Bubbles". This shows his work into the study of entry angle into the water of a swimmers hand during crawl stroke. As Cabrera explains "The object of the filmed frames are the study of the incoming angle of the swimmer hand into the water during the crawl stroke style. This work is conducted to analyse turbulence generation during the contact between water and hand. The footage can then be shown to the swimmers to demostrate the affect of hand entry angle. For a clear view of the turbulence phenomena, a film filter software has been used and a "Detect Borders" filter has been selected. So, the water and bubbles generated from the stroke are clearly observed."
The Best in Photographic award went to Nick Hamilton for his image of a mountain biker jumping a five foot shark fin, titled "Jumping the Shark". This is an idiom that was born when the nostalgic American TV series Happy Days, a show based on family life, had the lead character, The Fonz, perform a stunt where he jumped over a captive shark on water skis, in an attempt to boost failing ratings. The idiom has now become synonymous with the moment a brands evolution of design, or creative effort, declines, and the brand in turn resorts to hype and gimmick. As Hamilton explains "Working as a full time Sports Engineer, developing and analysing the performance of sports equipment in the minutest of detail, I understand the impact this has in a sporting context. It was with great interest that I once listened to a large sporting goods manufacture detail how they spent 5% of their turnover on R&D and product development, while 45% was spent on marketing. Naively I had believed that the performance of the products was paramount and that solving problems and addressing needs were key. My bubble had been burst; they created the need and addressed only part of it. They regularly 'Jumped the Shark'. In taking this photo we had lots of fun, thinking it up, setting up and getting the shot; just riding our bikes. In essence we loved jumping the shark but as Sports Engineers we really couldn't care less about 'Jumping the Shark'. "
Best in Computer Generated category went to Dr Marcus Dunn for his image showcasing his work in markerless measurement of step and movement strategy during elite match-play tennis. As Dunn explains "current knowledge of tennis player-surface interactions is limited. The analysis of player step and movement strategy during match-play tennis will improve knowledge of player-surface interactions". The image demonstrates the application of a video-based method for measuring a player's step and movement strategy during elite, match-play tennis. This application is the direct result of Dunn's PhD project that developed a single camera method for measuring step and movement strategy in sport. The method does not require the application of sensors or markers, e.g. video-based, allowing analyses to be performed in situ, without interfering players. The method represents a flexible approach to gait analysis which could be used for different applications, ranging from sport to surveillance.
Ten best in show runners up were also awarded to:
Sarah Carter, Griffith University
Takeshi Asai, Tsukuba Univ.
Jeffery Kensrud , Washington State University Sports Science Laboratory
Matthiis Eversdijk, TU Delft
Joost Pluijms, VU University Amsterdam
Chantal Tutein Nolthenius, InnoSportNL
Adeline Drillon, INSA Lyon
Sean Clarkson, CSER, Sheffield Hallam University
Andy Hext, CSER, Sheffield Hallam University
Heather Driscoll, CSER, Sheffield Hallam University
Congratulations to all who won!
Sports Technology Design Award Launches
Sport England award hopes to help make sport accessible to more people
September 15, 2014 marks the opening for entries to a new Sports Technology Design award. The competition, which is the brainchild of the Sports Technology Awards and is being supported by Sport England, is hoping to unearth a design that gets more young people, women or disabled people doing sport.
Awards Director, Rebecca Hopkins, explained 'The Sports Technology Awards has been embraced by the sector and whilst it is exciting to celebrate excellence within the sector, we felt we could add value by prompting innovation at a practical level too. Sport England shared our vision and helped us shape something that has tangible value both for the person or body behind a design but for large numbers of end users too.'
Tanya Joseph, Director of Business Partnerships Sport England, added 'Sport England is committed to get as many people involved in sport as possible. This means tackling the barriers which get in the way, that is why we have issued this challenge to designers as this is a real issue they can help us overcome.'
Entries for the award are encouraged from UK-based individuals, academic institutions and SMEs with the winner receiving a £10,000 bursary to help them further develop their product.
Submissions are via the Sports Technology Awards website (www.sportstechnologyawards.com) and are open until 30 November 2014. The shortlist will be announced in late January 2015 with the successful entry being revealed at the awards ceremony on 27 March in Central London.
For more information about the challenge please email yasmin@ensltd.com or if you would like to know more about the awards, please visit www.sportstechnologyawards.com.
Criteria and minimum Terms and Conditions of the Sport England Sports Technology Design Challenge
Entry Criteria:
1. To enter the Sport England Sports Technology Design Challenge, access and complete the entry form. Only fully completed entry forms will be accepted.
2. Entries are limited to 1500 words and 5 attachments. Entries exceeding the word limit will be automatically marked down by the judges.
3. Entries must be submitted online via the Sports Technology Awards website.
4. Please provide contact details of a representative who can answer any enquiries on the entry form.
5. All entries must be submitted by November 30th 2014.
6. The competition is open to UK based entrants.
7. Entries will be accepted by those who have a new concept, product or service that will facilitate an increase of participation in sport, especially for women, young people or disabled people.
8. The project can be at any stage of development – from inception of the idea to the distribution of product.
9. All applicants must be able to demonstrate 'financial need' for the funding and come under one of the following criteria:
i. A proposal at the idea stage which needs help to develop into a project
ii. A project that needs support to become an effective product service
iii. A product or service that is ready to be scaled up
10. Entry is open to enterprises of all sizes as well as individuals.
11. The winner will be awarded a grant of £10,000 (excl VAT) and will be required to enter into a funding agreement with Sport England.
1. The entry form represents the full and entire official entry. Attempts to influence the judges further by any means outside, or in addition to, the official entry may result in disqualification.
2. On receipt of an entry, the awards administrators will confirm its arrival via email. If a receipt is not received within three days, it is the responsibility of the entrant to contact the administrators to confirm its arrival. Unless written or verbal confirmation has been received, the arrival of any entry cannot be guaranteed.
3. Entrants will be shortlisted, and then published on the Sports Technology Awards and Sport England websites in January 2015.
4. The final decision will be at the sole discretion of Sport England.
5. The winner will be announced during the Sport Technology Awards on 27th March 2015.
6. All entrants reaching the provisional shortlist will be contacted upon announcement to discuss their attendance. Entrants unable to commit to attendance at the awards ceremony may not be included in the final shortlist.
7. Details of the shortlisted entries will be published, including entry profiles using the information taken from the entry form. The names of the enterprises/individuals that are not shortlisted will not be revealed.
8. Funding can only be used for the purpose for which the prize is granted. Misuse on ineligible items of spend will result in the withdrawal of funding. Ineligible items include:
Any personal expenditure including rent, salaries, food, bursary's etc.
Consultancy Fees
9. The grant recipient must be able to provide evidence of all spending to ensure no misuse.
10. The grant can be paid either in advance as one payment or split between two six-monthly payments.
11. The investment from Sport England must be recognised using the Sport England Sports Technology Design Challenge logo.
ISEA 2016 – The Engineering of Sport 11
It's been announced that the 11th conference of the International Sports Engineering Association will take place in Delft from 11th up to 14th of July 2016 at TU Delft. Please visit the website for further information.
ISEA Fellow
Professor Sadayuki Ujihashi was acknowledged as the newest ISEA Fellow at the Engineering of Sport conference dinner on Thursday 17 July 2014.
New Executive Committee
The new ISEA Executive Committee for the 2014-2016 term was announced during the Engineering of Sport Conference. Details can be found on the Meet the Executive Committee page.
ISEA Executive Committee Elections
The members and officers of the ISEA Executive Committee (EC) are elected biennially, and the new committee announced at the ISEA Conference.
Nominations are now being received for members to stand for a position in the 2014-2016 committee. This is your chance to get involved in the running of the ISEA!
Please contact Alan Bramley or the ISEA office for further information.
The deadline for nominations is 1st June 2014.
New Executive Committee announced at the AGM
DEADLINE EXTENDED FOR THE 2020 STUDENT PROJECT COMPETITION
Announcing the 2020 Student Project Competition
Partnership with icSPORTS 2020
ISEA 2020 registration is open!
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National Rare-Earth Element Research Planned in Wyoming
Caitlin Anderle, Townsquare Media
GILLETTE, Wyo. (AP) — Federal energy officials have announced plans to conduct research on the extraction of rare earth elements in western U.S. regions.
The Gillette News Record reported Thursday that the University of Wyoming School of Energy Research hopes to partner with the U.S. Department of Energy for the research but needs local government support.
Gillette City Council and Campbell County officials say they would consider commitment letters at their respective meetings Thursday.
Scientists say the elements are useful for batteries, magnets, lights, wind turbines and more.
University scientists say they have completed research in the past but are looking for ways to potentially extract elements from the coal economically.
Scientists say officials would need to commit over $187,000 over three years and the university has already committed to $375,000 in that time.
Filed Under: rare-earth element, research
Categories: Associated Press, News, Wyoming News


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Author Spotlight: Henry James
by Novels And Nonfiction • August 18, 2016 • 5 Comments
Henry James is one of my Top 5 favorite authors. It's impossible to order them by preference but the other four are Fyodor Dostoevsky, William Makepeace Thackeray, George Eliot (Mary Ann Evans) and Virginia Woolf.
Why his Henry James one of my favorite authors? Well, first of all I really gravitate towards intricate writing styles, as they just feel closer to how I think (and write, as you may have noticed). Every one of Henry James' novels also include strong though flawed female characters that I find relatable and interesting in their complexities. He often deals with questions of female independence versus traditional society expectations which still feel modern, though they are obviously set in the 1800s in his writing. I'd recommend any of his novels for these reasons.
The 8 novels recommended below are some of Henry James' most famous, and I loved every single one of them. He was an extremely prolific writer and some of his well-known novels, as well as numerous novellas are not included in this list (not to mention nonfiction works and plays). I did not review Princess Casamassima and The American for example, as I have yet to read them. Something to look forward to.
Henry James was born in America in 1843 in a wealthy New York City family. His father, Henry James Sr., was a well-known theologian and philosopher. The author traveled with his family and later alone extensively throughout Europe, staying for a prolong period as a young boy in France and becoming fluent in French. He struggled to find an audience for his writing until 1869, when he began to publish his works in serialized form for a primarily middle class female audience. Remaining mostly in Europe and bouncing between London and Paris, he continued to publish feverishly and met famous literary and political figures. Of particular influence on him were writers Emile Zola, George Eliot and Ivan Turgenev. He never married, declaring himself a bachelor, and died in 1916 at age 72 in London.
The Europeans
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"There were several ways of understanding her: there was what she said, and there was what she meant, and there was something between the two, that was neither."
The Europeans revolves around the arrival in a stiff American family of two very bohemian European cousins, The Baroness Eugenia Munster and her brother, Felix Young. Enraptured by these new arrivals, their young American relatives, Clifford, Charlotte and Gertrude are tempted to throw their puritanical upbringing to the wind. Hilarity ensues.
"Catherine, who was extremely modest, had no desire to shine, and on most social occasions, as they are called, you would have found her lurking in the background."
Instead of the nosy and middling mother in Jane Austen's Pride And Prejudice, Henry James offers an equally stiff and unyielding father. Dr. Sloper fails to see the many attractive qualities of his daughter Catherine and unremittingly attempts to intercede between her and her suitor Morris Townsend in this tragicomedy of parental misdirection.
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"Sometimes she went so far as to wish that she should find herself in a difficult position, so that she might have the pleasure of being as heroic as the occasion demanded."
Isabel Archer has money, beauty, freedom and a mind of her own. She travels to Europe to see the sights and soon finds herself surrounded by pressing suitors fighting for her hand. Her spirit of independence is tried over and over again by the masculine world as it tries to seize her and tame her. Will she be able to escape traditional society expectations?
"It was the usual things of life that filled her with silent rage; which was natural enough inasmuch as, to her vision, almost everything that was usual was iniquitous."
The Bostonians is set amid broiling political activism on women's rights. The two diametrically opposed characters of Olive Chancellor and Basil Ransom struggle for the charming Verena's affection and allegiance in this setting. Olive represents principle and independence while Basil represents tradition and subordination. Who will Verena ultimately choose?
"She had a new feeling, the feeling of danger; on which a new remedy rose to meet it, the idea of an inner self or, in other words, of concealment."
This is one of Henry James' less typical novels. The main character is a child – Maisie – who observes and muses over the actions of the many irresponsible adults around her. Her parents – Beale and Ida Frange – are divorced and soon married to equally immoral and/or frivolous people. Amid the murkiness of a confused childhood, Henry James intersperses rays of humor to lighten the mood.
The Wings Of The Dove
"She found herself, for the first moment, looking at the mysterious portrait through tears. Perhaps it was her tears that made it just then so strange and fair … the face of a young woman, all splendidly drawn, down to the hands, and splendidly dressed … And she was dead, dead, dead."
To what ends will beautiful and impoverished Kate Croy and charming journalist Merton Densher go in order to realize their engagement? An sickly American heiress – Milly Theale – becomes the target of their scheme, as they wrestle between their love and their morals.
"Strether had never smoked, and he felt as if he flaunted at his friend that this had been only because of a reason. The reason, it now began to appear even to himself, was that he had never had a lady to smoke with."
Bumbling middle-aged Lambert Strether is sent to Europe by his fiancée to rescue her son Chad Newsome from the clutches of fallen Parisian society. It soon is clear that Lambert is only too taken with the freedom of Paris and its ladies himself. Will Mrs. Newsome lose both son and husband to the continent?
The Golden Bowl
"The golden bowl – as it was to have been.' And Maggie dwelt musingly on this obscured figure. 'The bowl with all our happiness in it. The bowl without the crack."
The Golden Bowl represents Prince Amerigo and heiress Maggie Verver's apparently perfect engagement. She brings money to the table, and he his noble title. In comes the flaw in the Golden Bowl, however, in the shape of Maggie's friend Charlotte Stant. Unbeknownst to Maggie, Charlotte has had a past tryst with Amerigo. Who of the characters will notice the fatal flaw in this love triangle first?
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Fashion people love to bandy about words like 'timeless'. But here's the proof with Helmut Lang. The brand has reissued a few pieces from its archive, including elbow cut-out sweaters, a zip denim jacket, the painter jeans and the silver Astro Moto jacket. In case you missed it, Helmut Lang has adapted its business structure, hiring an 'editor' instead of a single head designer, and planning to offer up regular reissues from the archive to highlight its heritage.
The reissues look just as good (better, even) than they did in the 90s. From the online pictures, they seem like pretty faithful reproductions and the quality looks great too. Check it out here.
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Here's what I learned today about clamming: you can make your own clam gun with PVC pipe for about ten bucks, it's easy to trip on a clam hole, and you're cooler if you drive to the beach in a jacked-up truck.
Monday's the last day for clamming on the Long Beach penninsula for this go-round. Be sure to check out the rules and regs with Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife before heading out.
Spent the morning at Cranberry Beach at the north end of Long Beach where most limited out by 9 am. You'll need to be done by noon. Good reports coming from Sunset Beach between Warrenton and Gearhart on the Oregon side, too.
You can fry 'em, you can chowder 'em, you can add goey sour cream for an awesome clam dip, just don't forget your clam license.
It's true! The clams don't taste as good if your vehicle is too close to the ground.


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I enjoyed the rafting trip tremendously. It was our second time to take this trip and we had a blast. The big water was fun and exciting. The guides were personable and experts on the river. They made some awesome food for us and made the trip relaxed and enjoyable. We enjoyed getting to know all of the people on the trip. It was time and money well spent.


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Sri Lankan security delegation visits National Stadium Karachi
Shiraz ShaikhWeb Editor
07th Aug, 2019. 09:04 pm
Four member security delegation of Sri Lanka visits national stadium Karachi to check security conditions for the test series between Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
According to the details, Mohan De Silva headed the security delegation to analyze security conditions prior to the test series.
On this occasion director international cricket Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Zakir Khan also accompanied the security delegation.
PCB officials during the visit also briefed Sri Lankan security delegation about the security measurements taken.
Head security delegation Mohan De Silva said that we have good relations with PCB. Upon the invitation by PCB we have visited Pakistan.
Mohan De Silva also said that we have visited national stadium and have been briefed about all security measures. We will also visit Qaddafi Stadium Lahore.
Security delegation also said that we have our seniors accompanying us. After the visit a report will be submitted to Sri Lankan cricket board.
Sri Lankan cricket board on the report will decide about the upcoming test series between the two countries scheduled in October.
Previously, Sri Lankan cricket board has confirmed Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) that their security team will visit Pakistan.
According to details, the security officials of Sri Lankan cricket board will analyze security situations in the country. The officials will visit Pakistan early August.
The confirmed dates for Sri Lankan team's arrival will be announced later.
A test series is scheduled between Pakistan and Sri Lanka in October.
Sri Lanka has never toured to Pakistan since the Lahore attack on Sri Lankan team bus in 2009.
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What do you write in a conclusion?
What do you write in an outlook?
What do you write in an afterword?
What is a closing word?
What exactly is an epilogue?
What is a prologue and an epilogue?
What should be in a conclusion?
What comes in a conclusion master thesis?
What must be in the summary of a thesis?
The conclusion (also called conclusion or conclusion) is at the end of your work. It can be seen as a short and concise summary of the previous summary. Here you concentrate on the research result and the answer to your research question.
Another part of the conclusion is the outlook, which, as the term already suggests, is intended to represent a foresight. It can contain, for example, questions that are still open from your research or, more precisely, from your work or questions that only arise through your scientific work.
The epilogue consists of a maximum of three to four paragraphs. The afterword comes before the bibliography and after the conclusion / discussion / recommendations. In the afterword I mention what I have learned. The afterword is personal but written in a professional style.
As an afterword, defamation, closing speech, closing words or also epilogue (Greek επίλογος epílogos, with epi- 'afterwards, followed up' and logos 'the word') are the closing remarks at the end of a literary or rhetorical work. The epilogue can also appear at the end of a single chapter.
Epilog (borrowed from the Greek επίλογος epílogos, literally "afterword", "defamation") stands for: epilogue (music), closing verses in opera and extended closing cadence in instrumental music. the aftermath of a drama. the afterword in literature and rhetoric.
The prologue (Greek πρόλογος / prólogos / "the preface, the preface") means something like "preface". It consists of the components "pro" (Greek "before") and "logos" (Greek "word"). The epilogue designates the afterword accordingly. A prologue is an introduction, preface or a foreword.
This belongs in the conclusion: Answering your research question. Overall presentation of your most important results. Summary of the conclusions from the discussion part (e.g. do not just repeat formulations from your main part. Don't be too modest, but show what you have achieved.
The conclusion from the point of view of the summaries The conclusion of a master's thesis provides an evaluative summary of what has been previously written. It is at the end of a thesis. The conclusion includes the presentation of your work results and thus provides the quintessence of your research performance.
In the summary, important findings from the diploma thesis are processed. The question (inquiry) from the introduction (problem) can be taken up again. Key ideas and results are briefly summarized so that the conclusions are clear.
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    internal static class Constants {
        internal const string OutputDir = @"D:\VIEWS\External\mvw\Experiments\Supremum";

        internal const int SolutionSize = 256;
        internal const int NotGoodEnough = 5900;
        internal static int GoodEnough = 5820;
#if DEBUG
        internal static int NrOfCoresToUse = Debugger.IsAttached ? 1 : 4;

#else
        internal const int NrOfCoresToUse = 8;
#endif

    }
}

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Progressive rhythms and sacred themes of Shyama Shastri songs
Shyama Shastri
Music Period: Indian Classical
Genre: Devotional Song
Syama Sastri was one of the most influential Indian composers of the 18th century whose extensive contributions to the development of song forms and instrumental music still define the key genres of the Carnatic tradition.
Together with two other iconic contemporaries, Tyagaraja and Muthuswami Dikshitar, Syama Sastri belongs to the so-called Trinity of Carnatic music associated with the beginning of a new era of South Indian Classical music.
Shyama Shastri's works are now mainly used in teaching due to the sufficient complexity of his music and the peculiarities of his lyrics that adhere to the formal form of Telugu which borrows heavily from Sanskrit. The highlight of his songs is considered to be the progressive rhythmic structure which sometimes combines different time signatures for vocal lines and rhythmic accompaniment. Such compositional techniques can only occasionally be found in Western Classical music and sometimes in intellectual genres of pop music such as jazz and prog-rock.
Listen to Shyama Shastri's Akhilandeswari Karnataka Kapi performed by Balamuralikrishna:
According to some sources, Shyama Shastri composed about three hundred songs of which only about seventy have survived. Like his forefathers, he was an archaka-priest in the temple of Goddess Bangaru Kamakshi in Tanjore, which explains why the themes of his lyrics revolve mainly around this goddess of love and devotion commonly known as Parvati.
Balamuralikrishna
Sri Lalitha Sahasranama: 1000-name lyrics praising the beauty of Goddess Shakti
Sūrsāgar: ocean of poetry that expanded for five centuries


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early 15c., "one who squanders or wastes," agent noun from consume. In economic sense, "one who uses up goods or articles" (opposite of producer) from 1745. Consumer goods is attested from 1890. In U.S., consumer price index calculated since 1919, tracking "changes in the prices paid by urban consumers for a representative basket of goods and services" [Bureau of Labor Statistics]; abbreviation CPI is attested by 1971.
The second has to do with the journey from mill to consumer.
The variety has not found favor with either grower or consumer.
He is an employee of somebody, an employer of somebody, and a consumer.
The consumer, after all, is the person most to blame, for he has the power to control all the rest.
Because at a higher price the consumer can't afford to buy it.
To bring most articles to the hands of the consumer should be a simple business.
The consumer is rich in proportion as he buys at a low price.
What on the other side is the immediate interest of the consumer?


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Q: make a .deb package for a compiled source since I'm a noob at Linux and programming...etc (I know almost nothing in programming and compiling) I downloaded the qbittorrent 3.5.1 stable source I followed the instructions here >>https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/wiki/Compiling-qBittorrent-on-Debian-and-Ubuntu<< did everything compiled successfully Installed successfully and working greatly but I wish to make a .deb package to the compiled source, How do I make it please?
I'm a Debian user
Thank you in advance

A: To generate a .deb package use the checkinstall package.
./configure
make
sudo checkinstall -D # -R for RPM, -S for slackware packages, -A to set package arch.

A: I would do it this way:

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*go to packages.debian.org and look for qbittorent

*get the debianized source for release you have, I use testing ( Jessie ) so it more or less safe to take source packaged in sid ( unstable ), If I would use stable I would take source packaged in stable or testing.
dget -ux http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/q/qbittorrent/qbittorrent_3.1.3-1.dsc

*get the newest source code from the upstream:
wget https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/archive/release-3.1.5.tar.gz

*use uupdate from devscripts package to debianize the new upstream's source
assuming that release-3.1.5.tar.gz and debian package are in the same directory
cd qbittoren-3.1.3/
uupdate ../release-3.1.5.tar.gz

5. after that you need to cd ../qbittorrent-3.1.5
and build the package debuild -us-uc
of course you'll need to install  all dependencies in order to build the source.
after it is finished I have the following debian packages:
ls -1 ../*.deb
../qbittorrent_3.1.5-1_amd64.deb
../qbittorrent-dbg_3.1.5-1_amd64.deb
../qbittorrent-nox_3.1.5-1_amd64.deb

the commands used without description:
mkdir qbittorent
cd qbittorent
dget -ux http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/q/qbittorrent/qbittorrent_3.1.3-1.dsc
wget https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/archive/release-3.1.5.tar.gz
cd qbittorrent-3.1.3
uupdate ../release-3.1.5.tar.gz
cd ../qbittorrent-3.1.5
debuild -us -uc

Done.

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Mr. Stolyarov interviews attendees at the Restore the Fourth rally against NSA surveillance in Carson City, NV, on July 4, 2013. This successful protest is the beginning of what will hopefully become a major movement to regain essential individual freedoms and to roll back infringements upon Americans' (and most human beings') essential private spheres.
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Pew Research CenterMarch 14, 2006
Do Deficits Matter Anymore? Apparently Not to the Public
By Tom Rosentiel
by Carroll Doherty
Budget season is about to get underway on Capitol Hill, with President Bush and members of Congress searching for ways to reduce the nation's estimated $423 billion deficit. Measured against the size of the economy, that projected shortfall is not record-setting, but coming as it does after a four year period in which deficits added nearly $1.3 trillion to the public debt, its magnitude is of some concern to lawmakers. But there is considerably less urgency associated with this issue than in the 1990s, when runaway deficits dominated the political agenda. And in this regard lawmakers are only reflecting the sentiments of their constituents.
Most Americans do regard deficit reduction as a worthwhile goal – 55% rated it as a "top priority" in Pew's annual policy agenda survey in January. But the deficit simply does not have the same resonance that it did through much of the 1990s (before the budget was actually balanced, albeit briefly). At that time the budget deficit was then viewed as something of a national crisis; not only did significantly higher percentages rate reducing the deficit as a top policy priority (65% in 1994), but the deficit frequently ranked at or near the top of the public's volunteered list of national problems. And in many ways, out-of-control deficits came to symbolize everything that was wrong at the time with Washington and the federal government.
In 1992, political maverick Ross Perot transformed the deficit into a pivotal issue in the presidential campaign – something never done before or since. In the final week of that campaign, fully 40% of voters said reducing the federal budget deficit should be the most important thing for the next president to accomplish – significantly more than the number who cited reducing unemployment (31%) or controlling health care costs (14%). And this was at a time when the unemployment rate stood at about 7%.
Shortly after President Clinton took office, as many Americans named the budget deficit as the nation's most important problem as cited the economy or unemployment. But today, the budget deficit is barely an asterisk on the public's list of most important national problems. In January, the war in Iraq was regarded as the biggest problem facing the nation (cited by 23%), followed by the economy (11%). Just 2% of Americans pointed to the budget deficit as the country's most important problem, a number that has remained stable throughout Bush's presidency.
Why has the budget deficit receded so far in the public's consciousness? Several factors contribute to the lack of public alarm over the deficit:
Post-9/11 Demands. In fewer than five years, the nation has endured a devastating terrorist attack, a long and costly war, and one of the worst natural disasters in its history. In the face of such tragedies, the public has overwhelmingly supported massive new government spending for a variety of purposes, giving little consideration – if any – to its impact on the deficit. For instance, shortly after Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, 51% of Americans said their biggest concern about the government's hurricane relief effort was that the aid would not go to those who needed it; just 6% were concerned it would add too much to the deficit.
Political Vacuum. During the mid-1990s, the Republican Party campaigned on reducing the budget deficit, while Democrats approached the issue somewhat defensively. Now, the tables have turned, at least to some extent. In Pew's January survey, 62% of Democrats, and 56% of independents, rated reducing the budget deficit as a top priority for the president and Congress, compared with just 45% of Republicans. Even among Democrats, however, slicing the deficit is a second-tier objective, ranking behind improving education, protecting the environment, regulating HMO's, and other policy goals. Among Democrats, reducing the deficit ranked 12th out of 22 policy goals listed. Among independents and Republicans it ranked even lower (13th for independents and 14th for Republicans).
No Mood for Sacrifice. Even when the deficit was viewed as a major national crisis, the public showed little appetite for budget austerity. However, in the aftermath of the Cold War, the public was willing to accept substantial reductions in the defense budget. Now, with the nation at war in Iraq and facing the threat of terrorism, that is no longer the case. In October none of three major options for trimming the budget deficit – cutting domestic spending, reducing defense spending, or raising taxes – drew majority support.
Kinder, Gentler View of Government. While the federal government is currently held in fairly low regard, there is nothing like the bitter anti-government sentiment that prevailed in the early and mid-1990s. In that heated atmosphere, Perot's attacks on the budget deficit 1992, and the GOP's in 1994, galvanized the public. In July 1994, 66% of Americans agreed with this statement — "Government is almost always wasteful and inefficient." A decade later, that figure had dropped to 47%. Hostility toward the government among Republicans in particular, which reached a fever pitch in the mid-1990s, cooled considerably once the GOP gained control of the White House and Congress.
Leadership Lacking. Finally, no major contemporary political figure has seized on the deficit as a political issue, as Perot did in the 1990s. His brief, quirky political career is recalled for his devotion to just two issues – the budget deficit and trade deficit – which both have fallen in importance since he left politics. And absent the emergence of that type of political leadership, the deficit is unlikely to stir much in the way of public outrage.
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