I have been blogging for a little over three years now. What I've learned from blogging is that time has some to do with myself, but a lot to do with how I react to the world of social media and fashion as it is ever-evolving.
There was one single purpose for starting this blog – to help others boost their confidence and feel like their best self by sharing my tips and tricks in the lifestyle department. Over time, it became less about boosting confidence and more about keeping up with others. I found myself competing with other bloggers instead of building them up, and I started to see the blog as a chore instead of a source of joy. The brand was supposed to be this really great thing that boosted women and lifted up any reader who dare scrolled the pages! Without sounding too dramatic, I want to get back to where the The Closet Dime began.
Your following means nothing if you're not having people engage with you.
Put your work into connecting with people who are already following you.
Your top priority is to create content for your community.
Ask your followers what they want to hear.
This all made so much sense once I heard it out loud!
The blog started for you guys. Slowly, however, it turned into a gallery of what I thought you wanted, instead of what you really needed. It's time to hit the reset button! What I've learned from blogging is that just like your life evolves, so does your brand.
While this won't happen overnight, I'm excited for this next chapter of The Closet Dime. If there's anything you want to see, or are particularly curious about, let me know! I'm focusing on being more available for chats and fellowship, and I want to make sure this blog is a resource for anyone who wants it.
Get excited, dimes! We're getting to the good stuff.


Look, I'm not going to sit here and tell you how easy it is to win $1-million playing TwinSpires.com's $1-million Road to the Derby Showdown.
Sure, the show wager is the easiest bet to hit when playing the races, but 20 in a row on races we pick makes it a lot more difficult.
TwinSpires.com ran this promotion last year but required 23 consecutive winning $20 show bets--20 before the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands and then the three Triple Crown races. This year 20 total is the magic number, and if someone starts off with 17 in a row as was the case last year, then s/he would be a Show Crown away from $1-million.
Again, easier said than done, but if winning a million dollars were easy anywhere (even the track) then you'd never have heard about a bet called the Rainbow^6. And it's not as if it hasn't almost been done. If five people can go 18/20 and one person can do 17 in a row, then 20/20 is doable.
Really, though, the $1-million prize is just a nice bonus if you get lucky and run the table. The benefit of the Road to the Derby Showdown beyond the million is that you get to keep your winnings and take a run at both a guaranteed $10,000 prize pool for sweeping the Triple Crown and tickets to next year's Kentucky Derby for cashing the most show bets during this year's prep season.
Because each of the prizes reward being right more than being smart, the proper strategy is to always select the starter you think is most likely to finish third or better. With--at minimum--a share of $10,000 up for grabs, it is pound foolish to try to find value in the show pool when playing this contest. Building shares should be your focus during the prep season with survival being essential during the Triple Crown (you only cash in on a share of the $10k if you hit all three classics).
Last year 17 individual players split the $10,000 with 200 shares among them making each share worth $50. Mona Weaver was one of five players with 18 shares but the only one to sweep the Triple Crown to earn $900 for her efforts.
This year, there will be 15% fewer races for building shares, and if the ratio stays the same then that means each share would be worth $54.05. At that price point, it's easy to see how hitting 10 bets at $2.20 makes more sense than 8 at $4.
So fund your TwinSpires.com account, study up on this weekend's races (including watching the TCI video below), and start on your path toward $1-million!


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Q: Integrate 2-Form over the boundary of the standard cube
Find the integral of the form $dy∧dz+dz∧dx$ over the boundary of the standard cube in $R^3$.

My thought: consider $\omega =y dz+ z dx$ so that $d\omega =dy∧dz+dz∧dx$
That is by Stokes, we have $$ \int_{I^3} d\omega =\int_{\partial I^3} \omega $$
I don't know how to proceed, any help would be appreciated.

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Heli-One Launches "Supporting the Legacy" Campaign
March 6, 2017 – Richmond, British Columbia, Canada – Heli-One, a leading global provider of helicopter maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services, is proud to announce the launch of the "Supporting the Legacy" campaign to promote the continued support of the Sikorsky S-61 aircraft. Through the "Supporting the Legacy" campaign, Heli-One's mission is to provide maintenance support for S-61 operators to ensure this durable aircraft continues to fly for years to come as a mainstay of the industry.
The S-61 has been in operation since the 1960s and Heli-One has supported this reliable platform for more than 40 years. Heli-One offers in excess of 200 proprietary repairs and extensive upgrade modifications that are designed to help safely and reliably extend the life of this aircraft for operators. The aircraft is primarily used in utility missions, but is also actively deployed for military purposes.
Heli-One's nose-to-tail MRO offerings for the S-61 also include all levels of inspections and checks, dynamics, airframes, hydraulics, and avionics. The commitment to this aircraft goes beyond typical maintenance work. Heli-One has hundreds of innovative repairs to save parts typically deemed Beyond Economical Repair (BER) and has worked with operators to find solutions to safely extend the lifespan of the aircraft. Among these solutions includes modernization projects. A recent modernization project involved a military operator upgrading its fleet flight displays. The upgrade has four digital displays and a new flight management system – a service that is expected to add an additional 15 years of service to the aircraft, while also expanding operational capability. Through Heli-One's extensive experience with this platform, any number of modifications to modernize or reconfigure aircraft can be deployed to maximize use.
Heli-One continues to hold an extensive inventory of S-61 components for exchange, allowing operators to minimize downtime from service. Heli-One Canada is also promoting their Engine Accessory Workshop which services CT58 engine accessories with competitive pricing and quick turnaround times.
For more on the "Supporting the Legacy" campaign and Heli-One's S-61 capabilities:
http://heli-one.com/supported-helicopters/sikorsky/s-61
About Heli-One
Heli-One is based in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, and has MRO operations in Richmond, Canada; Delta, Canada; Stavanger, Norway; Fort Collins, Colorado; and Rzeszow, Poland. Heli-One is the world's largest independent helicopter MRO and hold certifications and expertise on a broad range of airframes and components from major helicopter and engine manufacturers, including Airbus, Sikorsky, Leonardo (AgustaWestland), Bell, Safran, Pratt & Whitney and General Electric.
Heli-One is a segment of CHC Helicopter, the operating company of CHC Group Ltd. (OTC Pink Sheets: HELIQ)
Heli-One Contact Information
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Bond Market Opportunities After Peak Easy Money
Select assets within the fixed income market may offer investors opportunities, amid steady economic growth, waning policy support and persistently higher inflation.
Jim Caron Senior Portfolio Manager and Chief Strategist, Global Fixed Income Team, Morgan Stanley Investment Management
At the start of 2021, robust support from monetary and fiscal policy buoyed asset prices across markets. Today, as the battle against coronavirus persists, even as the global economy regains strength, investors are hotly debating inflation prospects and when the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates and taper asset purchases, and how that might affect the bond market outlook—as well as stocks and alternative investments. From a fixed income perspective, we see opportunities in four key areas of the market that are less dependent on interest rates: U.S. high yield, mortgages and securitized assets, convertible bonds and emerging markets.
The sudden jumpstart to economies that all but ground to a halt last year created myriad bottlenecks. Price inflation spiked in many industries and marketplaces, as pent-up business and consumer demand overwhelmed still-disrupted supply chains. While this may prove transitory, sticky higher prices could drive up wages and create other long-term inflation risks.
We see opportunities in four key areas of the market that are less dependent on interest rates.
Still, economic growth, inflation and policy support may all have already peaked in 2021. Central banks and government spending could remain supportive of markets, just less so than at the start of the year as we enter the next phase of the pandemic-driven economic cycle. The Fed, for example, probably won't reduce its bond-buying program, known as quantitative easing, until this December or early in 2022, and we don't expect it to start raising interest rates until mid-2023.
Disparate views about inflation and the pace and path of policy tightening abound. Which means that the months ahead will likely produce higher volatility, market dislocations and buying prospects for investors aiming to manage interest-rate risk through active management for higher yields and portfolio diversification.
U.S. High-Yield Bonds as the Economy Improves
High-yield bonds—which have lower credit ratings than government debt or investment-grade corporate credit but offer investors higher interest income (at greater risk)—are one of the most appealing options in fixed income right now. High-yield bonds usually benefit from improving economic trends, including rising credit ratings and declining default rates. The potential for ongoing supportive monetary and fiscal policy could help boost the asset.
So, too, could reflation, or the return to global growth post-pandemic. Smart reflation trades could include lower-quality high-yield bonds and debt from smaller issuers, both of which are assets that may benefit in an improving economic cycle.
How Strong Is the U.S. Consumer?
The Fed's Tough Job Ahead
Can Sustainable Bonds Power a Greener, More Equitable Recovery?
Mortgages Amid U.S. Housing Strength
Turning to securitized products in our bond market outlook, U.S. residential credit may offer the best opportunity, given solid housing-market fundamentals amid strong demand. U.S. home prices on average climbed 15% in the past year. Driving the increase were low mortgage rates and housing supply combined with growing demand from Millennials coming of age and forming their own households, and evolving work-from-home dynamics, based on National Association of Realtors' May, 2021 data.
Bonds backed by assets in more pandemic-battered sectors, including those tied to aircrafts and small-business loans, may also offer attractive yields. Overall, the potential benefits of investing in the securitized market include low bond durations, higher yields and solid credit fundamentals.
Convertible Bonds in an Inflationary Environment
As the economy recovers, the rise in inflationary pressure could bode well for convertible bonds—corporate debt that can be converted into common stock or equity shares—compared with other fixed-income assets in our bond market outlook. Shorter durations for the asset class may help mitigate the impact of rising rates on their valuations.
Despite turbulent performance in 2021, convertibles have led all fixed-income categories, with the Refinitiv Global Convertibles Focus Index up 3% year to date.1 Convertible bond issuances from companies in cyclical sectors, including materials, industrials, financials and energy, may present the best opportunities, despite a recent rebound in convertibles of certain growth companies and those that have reopened since pandemic lockdowns.
Emerging-Market Assets for Higher Risk and Reward
Emerging-market debt could benefit from the pickup in vaccination rates in several of these economies, especially when compared with the outlook for Treasury yields to stay near zero. High-yield emerging-market credit may be more attractive than investment-grade debt, as the former offers a bigger cushion against rising yields in the more developed world and exhibits higher volatility (thus risk, and possibly, returns) compared to global growth.
There's also opportunity in emerging-market currencies, given proactive central banks, even though the near-term risks are heightened by the dollar's strength after the hawkish surprise at the June meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, the policy arm of the Fed. Investors should be selective and focus on local currencies that mitigate inflationary pressures and haven't already priced in too many rate hikes.
1 As of June 30, 2021
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On Saturday I attended another insect identification course, this time on Solitary Bees and Wasps. These informative courses are run the Hampshire Arts and Museum Service at Chilcomb House. One of the real treats for me is that the keeper, Christine, allows us a lunchtime peak at the natural science collections. This time she let me handle a femur (thigh bone) from a Dodo Raphus Cucullatus a flightless bird which although only 'discovered' in 1598 was extinct by 1662, just over 60 years later. This particular bone was probably recovered from the the Mare aux Songes swamp in Mauritius around 1860. I must say I did feel rather melancholy holding it in my hand.
Sadly many more beautiful creatures continue to join it or find themselves on the ever expanding critically endangered list. Despite the losses we really haven't learnt much as a species.
On a lighter note she also let me take a look at a Dodo made entirely from Lego by a company called Bright Bricks which I must say was rather fantastic. A whole flock of these and other extinct animals made from children's building bricks can be seen at the Lost World Zoo event at Milestone Museum in Basingstoke until the 27 April.
Older children can make their own Dodo using a simpler kit, whilst younger children can build their own ladybird. Using another of the Bright Bricks kits the museum has made this rather cool Dancing Dodo video.
Delivering two more Dodos to the museum. Photo courtesy of Bright Bricks.


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Die Dreieinigkeitskirche ist eine ab 1979 im Baustil des Historismus errichtete Kirche der evangelisch-lutherischen Freikirche. Sie gehört zur altlutherischen Dreieinigkeitsgemeinde Chemnitz und steht im Ortsteil Kaßberg.

Geschichte
Als sich im Jahr 1875 die Dreieinigkeitsgemeinde gründete, wurden die Gottesdienste zuerst für einige Jahre in ausgebauten Wohnhäusern abgehalten. Durch die steigende Zahl an Mitgliedern benötigte die altlutherische Gemeinde jedoch mehr Platz und erwarb im Jahr 1882 das jetzige Gemeindegrundstück am Kaßberg, woraufhin dort eine Kirche im neugotischen Stil erbaut wurde.

Als diese im Zuge des Zweiten Weltkriegs am 5. März 1945 von einer Bombe getroffen wurde, brannte sie bis auf die äußeren Umfassungsmauern aus. Im Anschluss blieb die Ruine viele Jahre stehen und wurde lediglich durch ein Behelfsdach vor weiterem Verfall geschützt. Aufgrund des Mangels an Materialien in den Nachkriegsjahren war ein Wiederaufbau nicht möglich. Als Lösung hierfür baute die Kirchengemeinde mit Hilfe von Spendengeldern eine Holzkapelle, welche anschließend 30 Jahre lang als Gotteshaus diente. Während dieser Zeit wurde die zerstörte Kirchenruine stückweise renoviert, um einem weiteren Verfall entgegenzuwirken. So wurde der Dachstuhl neu aufgebaut und die Fenster wurden verglast.

In den 1970er Jahren wurde die heutige Kirche nach Plänen des Architekten Georg Laudeley unter Verwendung der Überreste des alten Kirchengebäudes neu erbaut und am 14. Oktober 1979 fertiggestellt. Nachdem die Holzkapelle bis 1986 noch gelegentlich für Gottesdienste genutzt wurde, wurde sie im Jahr 1993, mitsamt dem Grundstücksteil, auf dem sie steht, verkauft.

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Weblinks

 Website der Kirchengemeinde
 https://www.architektur-blicklicht.de/kirchen/kassberg-altlutherische-kirche-chemnitz/

Kirchengebäude in Chemnitz
Chemnitz
Chemnitz
Chemnitz
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Bauwerk des Historismus in Chemnitz
Erbaut in den 1970er Jahren
Neugotisches Bauwerk in Sachsen

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In order for them to be able to offer more places to bright, talented children they needed to increase the size of the bursary by attracting more funding. Tribe were approached to create a new visual identity for the Burton Bursaries; one that would engage with, and raise awareness amongst, the local business community and beyond.
The bursary scheme was quite small allowing on average a handful of children from the local area to study per year. A charismatic, exciting, identity that creates intrigue, drives interest and makes people feel inspired was needed to encourage the donations that will grow the fund.
We needed to create a strong emotional connection with our target audience – the potential donators. The first step was to create a name for the bursary.
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A bold colour palette complemented and accentuated the new name. We made the decision to introduce a charcoal grey as the main colour to 'mature' the visuals and to give extra stand-out to the accent colours.
Aspirational statements gave substance and context to the FutureMakers name, while making people see the worth and feel-good factor in donating.
The first piece of print collateral was a direct mail campaign to introduce the new identity to wealthy recipients – potential donators. GF Smith colour plan paper stocks, foil blocking and custom-made colour envelopes gave the piece the premium feel that it needed to grab people's attention.
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We also created a brochure that succinctly told the story of the bursary and which would be handed out at a fundraising event. Minimal copy, feel-good photography of children taking part in activities and a premium finish gave this piece an inherent quality look and feel, as well as packing an emotional punch that would hopefully encourage the donations needed to continue making futures.
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We get to see a variety of productions throughout the year and are often treated to talks and workshops from Wiltshire Creative staff and visiting practitioners including the Artistic and Associate Directors and Production and Company Stage Managers. So, you already begin to develop your professional network.
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Gonzalo Higuain he announced his retirement from international football with his country Argentina.
The Chelsea loanee has made 75 appearances for the Albiceleste scoring 31 goals but has not played since their ouster at the 2018 World Cup.
He explained that the 32-year-old who spent a season at Barca before moving to AC Milan initially on loan, cannot do without cash.
"The Premier League is amazing and I really want to enjoy it. It's very competitive indeed "
The 31-year-old has played in three major competitions with Argentina including the 2014 World Cup and back to back Copa America in 2015 and 2016.
But the former Juventus star has come under huge criticisms whenever his misses goal scoring opportunities for Argentina.
An example was when he missed a golden opportunity in the 2014 World Cup final defeat to Germany.
He also missed a penalty during normal time of the 2015 Copa America final loss against Chile before also missing in the shootouts.
"People remember the goals I missed and not the ones I scored. I'm sure everyone celebrated the goal against Belgium [the winner in the 2014 World Cup quarter-final]," he told Fox Sports.
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Higuain and Eden Hazard paired together up front for Chelsea in their 5-0 Premier League win over Huddersfield in which these two players scored a brace each.


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New Private Clubs Embrace Young Creative Class
By Brandi Shaffer | November 7, 2017
Facilities such as Soho Beach House in Miami and Common House in Charlottesville, Va., offer co-working spaces, screening rooms, rooftop pools, networking opportunities, and other private amenities in cities in which space is a premium.
A new breed of fashionable private members clubs are growing in popularity around the world, promising to be more inclusive and diverse than their stuffy older counterparts, BBC reported.
Yet while the newer venues certainly have a far more youthful membership, and you certainly don't need to have gone to a posh school or university, they still have high joining fees and strict vetting processes, BBC reported.
"I like how organically relationships happen at Soho House," said tech entrepreneur Tyler McIntyre. "You can't wear business suits, you can't hand out business cards, and you can't take phone calls."
The 26-year-old joined Soho Beach House in Miami two years ago, after visiting with friends who were members. "It's a laidback place to network but it's also given me the opportunity to try things I typically wouldn't do by myself, like wine tastings or a jam-making class," McIntyre said. "And sometimes I'll go to the sunset DJ parties by the pool, which are loud and pretty crazy."
Welcome to the new breed of private members' club, which claim to be less restrictive and more diverse than the stuffy gentlemen's clubs of the past. These modern venues—with their co-working spaces, screening rooms and rooftop pools—are fast becoming the places where many of today's young creative class choose to work and play, BBC reported.
C&RB has reported on the new social clubs, including The Hospital Club in Los Angeles, Soho House and The Battery, and The Arts Club, the first Southern California outpost of the United Kingdom-based club.
Membership isn't cheap though, with some charging more than $2,000 per annum, along with joining fees of $300, BBC reported.
"In the past, members' clubs were seen as being elitist and populated by people who went to the same public schools and universities," said Richard Cope, a senior trends consultant at Mintel. "But these places are more for entrepreneurs and self-made people. The only thing you have to be able to do is pay the fee, and it can be fairly expensive."
While trendy members' clubs have been around for years, they became much more common after the launch of Soho House in London in 1995. The trend has also gained a foothold in the US and other countries, BBC reported.
"We've see a huge jump in the number of the new types of club coming online, as compared to the traditional model," said Zack Bates of Private Club Marketing, a firm that promotes members' clubs. "In Los Angeles, you can't get into Soho House. So others are being built, the Hospital Club, Griffin House and Norwood, to keep up with the appetite for these spaces."
Soho House itself now boasts 18 venues around the world, including in New York, Istanbul, Berlin, and soon Mumbai. Group revenue rose 3% in 2016, while global membership jumped from 56,000 to 70,000, BBC reported.
There's a tough background check to ensure potential members are part of the creative class—Soho House frowns on those who work in financial services, for instance. Once accepted, members enjoy a host of perks. Soho House Barcelona, for example, one of the chain's newest venues, boasts a retro-themed gym, pool and free classes like yoga. Members pay full price for food and drink, but get discounts on the club's hotel rooms, BBC reported.
"These clubs offer people a discreet place to network and wind down, typically in cities where personal space is at a premium," Cope said. "In an age of social media, people like to let others know where they hang out or which restaurants they eat at. So there's an element of satisfying those peacock tendencies."
The newer clubs do serve more practical functions, though, such as offering young entrepreneurs a place to work. London's Hospital Club offers its own meeting and conference rooms, and even an in-house TV and music recording studio. Members' clubs also offer vital networking opportunities that help further your career, said Zikki Munyao, 40. The remote IT worker joined Common House, a private member's club in Charlottesville, Va., largely for this purpose, BBC reported.
"There are areas to socialize and meeting spaces where I can have privacy," he said of the club. "I even met my estate agent over a game of pool."
The new breed of members' clubs does face challenges, though. Some warn that as clubs proliferate, their exclusivity is becoming diluted, and they struggle to attract the celebrities that once lent them cachet, BBC reported.
"Traditionally, private members' clubs have played on their exclusivity and being able to attract the 'magic people,'" social commentator Peter York said. "But as more and more of them pop up, you get blase. The magical people also can't be corralled in one place anymore."
As clubs like Soho House keep on expanding, they seem to be "more about business," York said, which further dilutes their brand. "The danger is that a new challenger, which looks younger and groovier, arrives and steals your limelight."
But Cope believes the market for these new clubs is going to expand. "Having somewhere where you can unwind and host friends in the center of cities is useful. So there are a lot of practicalities around this.," Cope said. "It is also about expressing your individuality, so I think the emotional need for this is only going to grow."


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In response, Community Development Finance Institutions (CDFIs), Credit Unions and banks, private equity and real estate fund managers are raising capital to increase the supply of affordable housing.
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Sustainable investors continue to intensify pressure through shareholder activism to eliminate conflict minerals, human trafficking, child and slave labor in supply chains, and to protect indigenous rights.
In the wake of the Parkland, Florida shooting, more investors are divesting not only from gun manufacturers and retailers, but also the banks financing them. Meanwhile, the newly mobilized Investors for Opioid Accountability (IOA) coalition is working to address companies' role in America's latest public health crisis.
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7 Futuristic Compilations You Need To Bump
Jordan Calvano
With artist collectives and independent record labels on the rise in the world of electronic music, there has become a clear increase in the number of compilations dropped.
2014 was a massive year for this style of release, and the first few months of 2015 have shown no signs of slowing down with a steady stream of forward thinking music.
Below are the best of the best released so far this year. These are the compilations that we can't stop rinsing through, and have no intentions of slowing down anytime soon.
We've got releases from world-renowned labels, and also from collectives that don't even have a 1,000 likes on Facebook yet (SERIOUSLY). It doesn't matter how big or small they might be. If they're putting out electrifying compilations, then we're paying attention.
7. Paper Crane Vol. 1
Paper Crane is the new collective on the block that you need to know about. They launched in January and just unveiled their first compilation a few weeks ago, but are already starting to make some minor waves across Soundcloud with their obvious influence of Japanese culture and addicting, often 8-bit, sound. You might not recognize any of the names on this release, but just dive in and we can guarantee something will quickly catch your attention.
6. All Mine Vol 1
Another rising collective that recently unveiled their debut compilation is All Mine, hailing from LA and boasting a talented group of highly motivated producers. We were fortunate enough to attend the release party for this bad boy, and got a first hand taste at the mixture of future, jersey club, and trap vibes that shine through on songs from Yung Wall Street, The Red Baron, Planet Rock, Hitmane, and more. Press play and you might just find your new favorite hidden gem.
5. Soulection – Love Is King Compilation
Soulection is no stranger to releasing compilations, but this one might be their most creative concept to date. The normal approach to this style of release is bringing a handful of the artists you work with together to show off a cohesive sound, but Soulection has already done the damn thing a few times now. Everyone knows about the "Soulection sound," so they instead put together an entire release of songs that sample the English band Sade. Love Is King has been in the works for a long time now, and we're just glad it finally saw the light of day.
4. alaya. issue 02
In the last 6 months, burgeoning collective alaya. has quietly helped push the careers of numerous upcoming producers. They dropped issue 01 in the closing stages of 2014, and immediately proved to the world that their sound and overall aesthetic would stand out from the rest. This is what makes alaya. and the artists involved special. Every track they release feels like it was handcrafted in a hidden laboratory, giving their compilations and radio show a cohesive and recognizable nature. Things are no different on issue 02, pulling tracks from the likes of Real Slow, Feki, Cavalier, Flamingosis, and Tommy Jacob to create an immerse release with impeccable flow.
3. OWSLA Spring Compilation 2015
Spring Break has now come and gone, but what better way to celebrate Ultra, Miami Music Week, and ratchet behavior with a celebratory compilation? The answer is a spastic 13-track album that follows up their Eggnog release from Christmas, proving that Skrillex and OWSLA are clearly the most festive label currently making moves. What should we expect next? Memorial Day compilation, Fourth of July compilation, maybe even a Labor Day compilation? Only time will tell with this crew.
2. Moving Castle Vol. 004
It's been a massive 12 months for Moving Castle. The Internet based collective has released four synth-heavy compilations, in turn developing a sought after roster and now ubiquitous brand. Volume 004 just might be their best work, balancing futuristic production and alluring vocals to create an unrelenting release that will quickly have you press repeat. There's even collaboration with AObeats, Jai Wolf, Manila Killa, and Mark Johns all on the same song. Just take that in for a second.
1. Point Point & Record Record – Filet Mignon Vol. III
The Filet Mignon series has become like a cult classic in the underworld of electronic music. It's what your favorite producer is bumping, and what bloggers and tastemakers across the Internet are drooling over. Vol. III presented by French super group Point Point and their aptly titled label Record Record is by all means next level, striking a balance between future bass, dark techno, and everything in between. We will warn you though. This is not for the faint of heart. The production is so wild, so schizophrenic, that you might just lose your mind.
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List of new BTech, MTech and BSc courses launched by IITs this year
Posted by By Abhishek Dwivedi August 25, 2022Posted inCareer Guide0 Shares
Several new courses have been introduced by branches of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) across the country. From BSc in Programming and Data Science at IIT-Madras and M. Tech in Electric Transportation at IIT-Mandi to M. Tech in Electric Mobility and MS(R) in Transportation Safety and Injury Prevention at IIT-Delhi, students can choose from an array of courses.
Here's a list of some of the programmes:
IIT-Patna
IIT-Madras
IIT-Jodhpur
IIT-Delhi
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Patna is launching six unique academic programmes that would not require the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) score. Interested candidates will be able to apply for these programmes.
The new programmes being launched are B.Sc. (Hons) Computer Science and Data Analytics (CSDA), B.Sc. (Hons) Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity (AICS), B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics and Computer Science (MCS), B.Sc. (Hons) Accounting and Financial Management (AFM), B.Sc. (Hons) Business Management and Analytics (BMA) and Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA).
BSc in Programming and Data Science/BS in Data Science and Applications
This programme is offered with a focus on developing programming skills and data science expertise. It has multiple exits with a foundational certificate, one or both diplomas, the BSc or the BS degree. Students will come out as full-stack developers, skilled in Python and Java programming, DBMS, developing full-fledged applications and also well versed in Machine Learning Techniques, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Big Data, and tools such as Power BI and Tableau, etc.
The courses can be taken as per one's convenience and time availability and the programme can be paced by the student. The fee is also paid as per the courses registered for. While the contents are offered online, the exams are all in person at designated centres in more than 130 cities within and outside India.
Eligibility criteria: Anyone who has cleared Class 12 or equivalent in any stream is eligible to apply. Mathematics and English should have been studied in Class 10. Learners can also be doing another degree in college and do this along with it or be a working professional and study from this.
Four weeks of the content of four courses are taught by IIT Madras and a qualifier exam based on this is conducted. Students who clear a cutoff of 50 marks overall are eligible to continue studying in this programme.
BS in Physics with Specialisation Programme
The Department of Physics is now offering an undergraduate programme in Physics to attract highly motivated students interested in basic science and cutting-edge technologies in the broad discipline of physics blended with engineering, and wish for a flexible programme to consider a variety of challenging career paths through capability-linked specialisations in Energy, Photonics, Quantum, and Advanced Plasma Technologies.
It will provide strong fundamentals in basic sciences and mathematics that are critical in developing analytical thinking and form the basis of the diverse tools used in fundamental and applied physics linked with engineering problems to innovate, design and develop future technologies.
To be eligible, candidates should have successfully cleared Class 12 in the Science stream, and will be selected on the basis of their JEE Advanced score.
M. Tech in Electric Transportation (E-Transportation)
IIT-Mandi introduced a two years master's programme in Electric Transportation this year. This programme has been jointly launched by the School of Computing and Electrical Engineering (SCEE) and the School of Engineering (SE) at IIT Mandi and aims to focus on the demand for skilled personnel in the electric vehicle industry and job opportunities for the youth.
Eligibility: For this course, a valid GATE score is mandatory. Candidates should have a qualified Bachelor's degree in Engineering /Technology with minimum first-class or 60 per cent aggregate marks (or equivalent CGPA) in all four years from a recognised university with the following specialisations:
− B. Tech/BE
− Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE)/Electrical Engineering(EE)
− Mechanical Engineering (ME), Automobile, Production, Aeronautical
− Instrumentation and Control
− Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)
− Associate membership of professional bodies equivalent to B.Tech/BE in
the above disciplines
M. Tech in Electric Mobility
This new programme is being hosted by the Centre for Automotive Research and Tribology (CART) at IIT-Delhi. It solely focuses on concepts related to electric vehicles, drivetrain, chargers and charging infrastructure, battery energy storage systems, Battery Management System, reusability of energy storage elements, reliability, automotive health monitoring, Automotive NVH (Noise, Vibration, and Harshness), vehicle dynamics, autonomous and connected vehicles, vehicular telematics, and materials for electric vehicles, along with hands-on practice and design in laboratories.
Eligibility criteria: Candidates should have a four years Bachelor's degree in any of these: Electrical Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Production Engineering, Mechatronics, Automobile, Manufacturing Science/Engineering. They should be GATE qualified in either Electrical Engineering (EE) or Mechanical Engineering (ME) or Production and Industrial Engineering (PI) disciplines.
The Department of Design will offer a full-time B.Des programme with the first batch scheduled to start in 2022-23. This programme will be of four years and admission will be done through the UCEED score. The programme offers courses from all the major domains of design like product design, interaction design, and communication design to name a few.
This year, 20 students have been selected for the B.Des programme. After completing this course, the graduate "becomes a responsible designer and is able to translate ideas into demonstrable solutions through the adoption of a human-centred design process," an official note from IIT Delhi reads.
MTech in Machine Intelligence & Data Science
The IIT-Delhi senate recently approved the MTech programme in Machine Intelligence & Data Science (MINDS) offered by the Yardi School of Artificial Intelligence (ScAI). This will be an industry-sponsored programme where students will be expected to work on industry-relevant AI problems. The test and interviews for M.Tech/MSR/Ph.D. admissions will be conducted online.
The curriculum will include graduate-level courses in core AI technologies such as deep learning and data science, application-oriented courses like computer vision and natural language processing, and also fundamental courses on Mathematics underlying modern AI technologies.
Eligibility: Four Year B.Tech. / B.E. Degree (first class) or any equivalent degree (e.g., B.S. from a foreign university, and M.Sc., MCA, or other Master's degrees done as part of a 3+2 model) from any Engineering or Science discipline. A valid GATE score would be needed where such a requirement is not waived, such as for students from an IIT with a CGPA exceeding a threshold. A strong interest and background in computational mathematics and programming are preferred.
MS (R) in Transportation Safety and Injury Prevention
The new Master of Science (Research) programme in Transportation Safety and Injury Prevention has been launched this year at the new centre named 'Transportation Research and Injury Prevention Centre (TRIP-C)' by converting the 'Transportation Research and Injury Prevention Programme (TRIPP), which is running at the Institute since 2002 as an interdisciplinary programme.
The focus will be to produce state-of-the-art knowledge to address Road Transport and Traffic Safety in India and regions with similar socio-economic conditions. Students will be trained in the field of transportation safety and prepare the students for the research careers.
"The Master's programme will offer a unique blend for professionals from varied backgrounds…to be trained with the knowledge of developing safe and sustainable mobility leading to the enhancement of overall human life quality," said K Ramachandra Rao, coordinator, TRIPP.
M.Tech. in Biomolecular and Bioprocess Engineering
For the M.Tech. in Biomolecular and Bioprocess Engineering programme, candidates should at least be B.E./B. Tech./ M.Sc. or equivalent degree holders of a particular discipline. The minimum duration of M. Tech./MS(R) programmes is 4 semesters (24 months) for full-time and 6 semesters (36 months) for part-time programmes.
The M.Tech in Bioprocess Engineering aims to develop manpower with specialised skills in the area of Biological Engineering.
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Currently enjoying a well-earned break after three Grands Prix in as many weekends, the riders and teams of the MotoGP world tour head to Germany for the Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland at the famous Sachsenring Circuit.
continues his lead at the top of the classification, with 153 points taken from the first nine races of the season. A disappointing performance for the American at Donington, where he was off the podium for only the second time in 2006, prevented Hayden from further extending his lead in the title chase.
Repsol Honda team-mate Dani Pedrosa's British Grand Prix was something of a contrast to that of his American counterpart. Taking his second premier class win of the season, the Spanish rookie sensation closed the gap on Hayden to 26 points after a sterling performance. In 2005 he won the 250cc race at the scene of this weekend's Grand Prix.
Sharing the podium with Pedrosa for the first time, World Champion Valentino Rossi gave a racing masterclass from 12th on the grid at Donington Park. Battling through the field despite still suffering from a hand injury, the Italian finally took third with a last gasp move on Marco Melandri. The rostrum spot further elevates Rossi in the leaderboard, where he lies 34 points off Hayden in third. He was last year's premier class victor at the Sachsenring circuit.
Fortuna Honda rider Melandri, with two wins to his name thus far this season, occupies fourth, four points behind Rossi. With time to fully recuperate from his Catalunya injuries, Melandri will be looking to improve on his seventh place from last year in Germany and edge his way back into the title picture.
Still suffering from abdominal injuries, Loris Capirossi heads to Sachsenring having dropped down the standings. Level with Hayden before crashing in Catalunya, Ducati Marlboro's Italian star has only been able to take 8 points from the previous 3 Grands Prix, a serious setback to his Championship aspirations.
Casey Stoner is sixth after a remarkable first half of his debut season, with 91 points on the board. Colin Edwards, Kenny Roberts Jr, Makoto Tamada and John Hopkins complete the top ten.
The participation of two riders still hangs in the balance, with Toni Elias and Sete Gibernau yet to confirm if they will race this weekend.
In 250cc, another victory for Jorge Lorenzo at Donington Park took the Spaniard to within one point of World Championship leader Andrea Dovizioso in the overall classification. He was second last year at the German circuit, finishing ahead of Alex de Angelis, currently third in the title picture.
Alvaro Bautista continues to dominate the 125cc class, now leading the series by 52 points. Nearest rival Mika Kallio could only manage second last time around, faced with another commanding win by the Spanish title leader. Sergio Gadea, Mattia Pasini and Hector Faubel all add to the closely packed Master MVA Aspar team presence in the lower cylinder category.
Car and bike races have been held on closed public roads in the area around the town of Chemnitz, Germany since the 1920�s and were still taking place until as recently as 1990. It was decided, however, that the five mile course through such a densely populated area was no longer suitable and a new circuit was built five miles west of Chemnitz in 1996. Although mainly used as a driver training centre and road transport safety station, Sachsenring first hosted MotoGP in 1998 and many improvements have taken place since then, including a drastic layout enhancement in 2001.
Numerous tight corners make it one of the slower tracks on the calendar but there is never any shortage of close racing action. Permanent pit garages were completed in time for the 2001 season.
The Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland will take place on Sunday July 16th, with qualifying and practice on the preceding Friday and Saturday.


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As this is an OpenCPN thread concerning the use of maps compatible with OpenCPN,your post is perhaps a bit mis-placed?
Otherwise I agree with you of course,I have hundreds of scanned and calibrated charts I can use in other nav.progs. including Brazil for my nearest waters. The entire coastline of Brazil being 3.400 nm I would never consider either buying at Eur 8.50 or indeed scanning hundreds of charts. All this is no news to the members of this forum who are using a number of sources to obtain their desired charts. Might be an idea to re-post your message on the MaxSea forum if there is one.
I was replying to your suggestion to purchase charts from the source you cited within this thread, and I'm suggesting that raster charts extracted from Mapmedia mm1 charts could be made compatible with OpenCPN - although sadly not by myself, as I don't have the programming skills. I can only extract them into a standard graphics format.
I've just checked your chart source for their coverage of the UK, which runs to just 3 charts. The relevant MapMedia CDs contain 380 charts of UK waters in all scales.
Coverage of the Mediterranean is likewise restricted to just 3 charts (unless you're a subscriber - it does appear that larger folios are available at a much higher cost). So I really don't see your source as being a viable source of navigational charts - even if they are OpenCPN compatible.
But - I won't be pressing the matter any further within this thread.
I am very grateful for your suggested map source,please do not mis-understand me.
I have also the MaxSea software with cm93 world-wide maps suitable for the creation of calibrated raster maps in many popular nav.progs. The source I suggested do not supply BSB charts as far as I know,only normal raster charts.
I have suggested here several times that OpenCPN also should have this calibration facility so we'll see what the future versions will include.
Not many people have visited this thread lately but for those interested, the Oasis of the Seas,the world's largest passenger ship,has just passed Bornholm on her way to Ft. Lauderdale after a stop in Southampton on the 2nd November.
Continuing on her delivery voyage,the Oasis of the Seas passed under the Storebelt bridge in Denmark with only 50 cm clearance overhead at a 'daredevil' speed of 27 knots in order to increase the draught by 1.5 m.
I bet the captain had a long shower shortly thereafter.
If that was not enough,having rounded the Skagen lighthouse at 0500 UTC this morning,they are now heading into a full blown gale/storm in the North Sea.
See the GRIB report for 1800 UTC this afternoon.
They were scheduled to arrive Southampton around noon tomorrow.
Yea.. suppose this must be boring news for you over there in the Bay area..
so hold on to your southwester..
The GRIB file will be received within a couple of minutes. It is in binary form and can only be read by your preferred GRIB reader.
in OpenCPN. I have attached a page created ~1115 UTC for "current hour". All ships world wide that has reported are displayed. If you choose a longer timespan, say 3 hours, there will be many reports for OpenCPN to load, but it's still OK and not to slow.
I have attached the ruby code below. It's a rar file. Strip the .doc of the end of the name. A gpx file will be produced. Use the "gpx in" button to import into OpenCPN.
Correction, now showing correct wind speed.
Maybe you're using that, but if not: it's REST-style, and produces RSS XML, so you can get both ship and station data near any lat/lon and parse it consistently.
For about a year I've been thinking it'd be really useful to have this kind of thing integrated into a charting tool (ok, maybe some do already, but mine doesn't); it isn't that hard to do. But to do it in OpenCPN in a really integrated way, would obviously take some changes. I think the best way would be for OpenCPN to support some kind of simple plug-in API. Otherwise you're stuck getting out, creating a GPX file, getting back in, giving it to OpenCPN, etc, etc. It'd be reasonable if the first plug-in API just supported calling out and expecting back a .gpx (or nothing, for more independent plug-ins).
Yes I did see the rss feed and started programming.....but stopped when I realized that they dumped the precise wind direction in the station reports. Instead of a wind direction of, say, 259 they just reported W. In my opinion this isn't good enough to evaluate gribs and see what the isobars are up to.
Thomas, I see what you mean. It's weird: the rss feed for fixed stations at least sometimes shows the wind direction to 10deg or so, like: "Wind Direction: NNW (330°)". But the ship reports drop just about all the data. That's really too bad...I wonder why they do that?


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I'm gearing up to hit you with a deluge of side dishes. So here's a centrepiece that's both strong and easy. Perhaps deceptively so, given how off-putting a monkfish tail is.
This beast is, in fact, remarkably easy to cook. No fiddly bones, sturdy, and a grand carrier of flavour.
Because the flesh is fairly forgiving and can take being cooked for a longer time then most fish, monkfish tail is often found in curries or wrapped in Parma ham and roasted (yawn). But I personally think there's a tendency to overcook it, and prefer to pan fry for only a short time, constantly basting the fillet with browning, foaming butter until just cooked through.
The method for this black butter spiced monkfish tail goes through that cooking process in a little more detail. And the resulting tail meat is juicy, giving and much, much better to eat than it was to look at.
As it happens the sides are pretty good too — spiced butternut squash purée and a macerated onion and coriander salad. But, like I say, you're going to be sick of me and sides soon, so I'll leave you to get on with it.
This recipe was originally published in Borough Market's 'Market Life' magazine. Grab a hold of a copy next time you're in SE1.
Melt 15g butter in a medium saucepan, add the onion and a pinch of salt and soften for 4-5 mins. Add the ground ginger and garlic and cook for 1 min, then add the squash. Barely cover with water, bring to the boil and then simmer for 20 mins until soft.
Drain, reserving the cooking liquor, and decant the squash, onion and garlic into a blender or food processor. Add 80ml cooking liquor and 15g butter, then blend for 3-4 mins until you've a velvety smooth puree. Season generously with salt, pepper and a squeeze of lime. You can do this well in advance of eating—just reheat gently in a pan and add the citrus only at the last minute.
15 mins before you plan to eat, combine the red onion, sea salt and lime juice. Leave to macerate so they soften and turn a little pink. Add the coriander leaves and gently mix together.
Grind the coriander and cumin seeds and another heavy pinch of salt to a powder using a pestle and mortar, then tip onto a plate. Cut each monkfish fillet into two pieces at the point the flesh begins to narrow. The thinner bits go in the pan later. Use 1 tbsp sunflower oil to lightly coat the monkfish pieces, then roll them in the spices.
Place a heavy-bottomed frying pan over a high heat. Add 2 tbsp sunflower oil and allow to warm for 30 secs before placing the two larger pieces of monkfish in the pan. Cook for 45 secs on one side. Turn and cook for another 45 secs before adding the two thinner pieces.
Cook for another 45 secs on a new side before adding the butter, which will immediately bubble and foam. A further 2-3 mins of frying, spooning the browning butter over the top of the fish as you go, will be enough.
Let the fish rest for 2 mins before cutting each piece in half, and dividing equally, along with a couple of spoons of puree and a handful of coriander and onion.


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