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Shift Planner reflects the dynamic nature of a mining operation, allowing the planned work for equipment and mining locations to be divided into small, interdependent tasks or activities, and allowing these tasks or activities to be rescheduled or re-allocated in real time during the shift.
These tasks are communicated to equipment operators along with expected duration and/or deliverables. The progress of a task is tracked automatically, and supervisors are notified when a task is at risk of delay. Dependencies between each task are shown graphically allowing the effect of a delay to be easily identified and the overall impact on the shift outcome to be known.
This type of functionality reflects the dynamic nature of a mining operation, allowing tasks to be rescheduled or re-allocated in real-time during the shift and allowing a manager or supervisor to determine the best way for the shift to be efficient and productive, despite unexpected delays or occurrences that may have occurred in the shift to date.
Unlike traditional in-shift planning tools that focus on equipment only, Pitram's Shift Planner monitors the production or development cycle at each location ensuring that equipment units are not held up due to delays on other equipment. This is extremely important for operations that are constrained by limited access to stopes or development faces.
"Ensuring we collaborate and obtain feedback from our clients is crucial for our development process. A missing feature that has been requested by multiple clients is to implement user roles and permissions. Specifically, an often-cited example of this is the inability to lock down a plan and only allow certain users to create or modify a plan" commented Mr Dean.
The user interface of the current Shift Planner does not allow for much customisation outside of configuring the views. This forces the user to adapt to a design which may not suit their requirements. In Shift Planner 2.0, user interface elements will be dockable (or hidden) as required and can be saved per each user's preference, for individual customisation.
In addition, the Short Interval Control (SIC) panel provides a graphical view of the tasks in the current shift, comparing planned vs actual start and finish times and progress. This will be integrated into Shift Planner 2.0 as part of the application.
Notifications and warnings are an important part of planning to draw attention to the progress of the plan. The current Shift Planner has no built-in notifications apart from the highlighting of tasks in the SIC panel which are behind schedule. This feature will be extended to include new areas of Shift Planner 2.0 such as; safety messages, tracking the user and being able to add comments.
While it is important to be able to track progress down at the task level, it is equally important to users to be able to see how the entire shift is operating in relation to the plan. The Pitram development team is currently undertaking an improvement in this area, Shift Planner 2.0. It will include the capability to Improve integration into Pitram solution.
"We're moving into a digital age, no longer are mine sites using paper, white-boards and walkie talkies to track people, equipment and their associated tasks on site. MICROMINE's soon to be released Shift Planner 2.0 offering is a true example of digitisation that will offer significant increase in productivity gains" added Dean.


It's the seventh Singapore Grand Prix and one thing that has not changed is the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia which has been a support race to the Grand Prix throughout these years.
This year is no exception and the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia will be part of the motorsport party this weekend right here on the streets of our Lion City. Established in 2003, the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia is Asia's premier international one-make racing series featuring an international field of both professional and gentlemen drivers.
The racing action this week will kick off with Round 10 of the 2014 Porsche Carrera Cup Asia as its 28 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (Type 991) cars bring the 5.073-kilometre Marina Bay Circuit to life.
With three more rounds to go including Singapore, LKM Racing's Earl Bamber (#1) is currently topping the overall driver standings with 137 points.
The 24-year-old Porsche Carrera Cup Asia defending champion has an 18-point lead over his closest rival Martin Ragginger (#86) of Team Porsche Holding, but the championship title is still within the reach of five drivers, including Ho-Pin Tung (#58) of Budweiser Team Absolute Racing.
In Class B, Nexus Racing's Alif Hamdan (#72) of Malaysia is 10 points ahead of Francis Tjia (#21) of OpenRoad Racing, after taking six victories of eight. Just four points behind Tjia is our very own Singaporean racer Yuey Tan (#5) of Dorr Havelock Racing, who will be hungry to win on home ground. Local veteran racer Ringo Chong (#11) is also on the roster.
Tan has been racing in the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia for as long as the Grand Prix has been in Singapore. He took part in his first race in 2008, before completing full seasons of the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia since 2009. The 32-year-old finished second in Class B last season and is gunning for nothing less than the title of course.
Although the Singapore Grand Prix action only begins after the sun sets, motorsports fans and spectators are encouraged to head down to the track in the late afternoon around 4pm to ease into the mood as the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia and other support races get going!


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Located in an Andean valley at 10,430 feet above sea level, the village of Chavín de Huántar was constructed near one of the oldest and most intriguing of Peru's pre-Columbian sites.
The culture that developed here between 1500 and 300 BC has been named "Chavin" by modern archaeologists.
This powerful civilization extended up and down the Pacific Coast, from Cajamarca in the north to Pachacamac in the south.
Cultural hallmarks included stylized pottery, intricately carved stelae, and a complex religion of temple worship and oracles.
The ancient city now known as Chavín de Huántar developed in successive waves over twelve centuries, serving as the culture's political and religious center.
It is located near the convergence of two rivers, a topographical feature laden with cosmological significance—hypothesized as the harmonious meeting of the self, or the union of opposing forces.
Chavin de Huántar also lies at the convergence of mountains, jungle, and coastal plain.
Snowcapped Huantsan Peak, gleaming in the distance at 20,896 feet above sea level, provides additional inspiration.
Highlights of the site include an enormous plateau pyramid, a circular plaza, subterranean galleries, zoomorphic carvings, a 12-foot granite monolith, stone staircases, and numerous temples.
The Castillo Temple
Some of the constructions are astonishingly complex.
The Castillo temple is believed to have "roared" on demand, when stored water was flushed through a network of stone-lined vents and drains.
While many of the structures are in a poor state of conservation—due in part to a 1945 landslide and a 1970 earthquake—preservation efforts are improving.
The National Museum of Chavín displays pottery, bas-reliefs, jewelry, and carved heads from the site.
The museum's centerpiece is the massive Tello Obelisk, which was returned from the national archeological museum in Lima in 2008.
Getting to Chavin de Huantar
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The Real Reason Luann De Lesseps Is Selling Her House
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Luann de Lesseps' stunning property in upstate New York could be yours, if you've got a couple million dollars to spare, that is. The former countess is selling her residence in Port Ewen for an asking price of $1.15 million, according to a listing with Coldwell Banker Village Green Realty.
The mid-century home, which is a large 2,400 sq. ft. and laid out in a circular, open floor plan, has three bedrooms, one of which has its own private entrance, and four bathrooms and boasts "sweeping" panoramic river views. It's located just a few minutes away from Kingston, close to both Woodstock and Rhinebeck.
De Lesseps' decision to say goodbye to such a gorgeous property might seem rash in the current climate, but it's actually the ideal time for the incredibly busy Real Housewives of New York star to say goodbye.
Luann de Lesseps spends too-little time in the beloved home
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As the reality star told People, she's sad to see the place go because it's so special for her. "I love spending time Upstate due to its privacy, beautiful lakes and hiking," de Lesseps gushed, advising that the picturesque property is ideal for taking a break from her demanding schedule. "It's one of the few places where I always felt I could unwind when I wasn't filming or out on the road with my cabaret tour," she admitted.
Speaking as though she was selling the property herself, the RHONY star also reiterated how stunning the river views are, acknowledging, "I will miss sitting on the deck and watching the ships sail by as they head down to the city." Still, the time is right, particularly considering de Lesseps has been spending most of her time in at her residence in the Hamptons, working on her upcoming skincare line, which she hopes to launch soon.
De Lesseps shouldn't have any issue selling the property, even without her own glorious reminiscing, as Realtor advises the residence is a star in its own right. Set on nearly an acre of land, it comes complete with its own private river dock and mooring for a boat, among many other amenities. It was also the site of some major RHONY drama, which gives it an extra edge.


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Kostel svatého Osvalda je římskokatolický kostel v Nebanicích, který byl postaven v roce 1716 v barokním slohu. Stojí na místě starší gotické stavby z druhé poloviny 14. století, ze které se zachovalo kněžiště. Jednolodní neorientovaný kostel s věží čtvercového půdorysu při jižním průčelí stojí na vršku nad vesnicí, je v havarijním stavu a k bohoslužbám není využíván. Zdejší farnost zanikla v roce 2006 sloučením s chebskou farností.

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The Edmonton Oilers found themselves in somewhat of a predicament after trading backup goalie Ilya Bryzgalov this week. While the team waited for netminder Viktor Fasth to join the squad, it was left with Ben Scrivens as its only option.
Recognizing this dilemma, fans started a Twitter campaign pushing for the team to bring aboard Shannon Szabados, the goalie and two-time gold medalist of Canada's women's hockey team who also happens to be an Edmonton native.
@ShannonSzabados are u our goalie tonight haha?
Szabados ultimately shot down the idea but said she was enjoying the publicity.
Oilers GM Craig MacTavish told the Edmonton Journal that a female backup wouldn't be out of the question, but for Tuesday's game against the Ottawa they'd be going with a local college goalie.
"It would be something that we'd consider but not at this point in time," MacTavish said.
The Oilers did, however, invite Szabados to practice in a neat nod to their fans' efforts.
Szabados says she was "just another player on the ice with a little longer hair than the rest of them" adding she's "on cloud nine".
If she had been tapped, Szabados wouldn't be the first female goalie on an NHL team. In 1992 Manon Rhéaume appeared in an exhibition game for the Tampa Bay Lightning.


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Harbour Town Lighthouse at the Harbour Town Marina on Hilton Head Island.
If there's anything more exciting than a round at Harbour Town Golf Links, Hilton Head's top-ranked golf course and home to the RBC Heritage, South Carolina's lone annual PGA Tour event, it's the idea of waking up the morning of your round and gazing down at Harbour Town's first tee from the comfort of your room at the Inn at Harbour Town.
Obviously, the folks that run Forbes magazine's "Four-Star Award" program agree - whether they're golfers or not. The Inn & Club at Harbour Town, a 60-room boutique hotel in Sea Pines Resort, has again received the Forbes award for "continuing levels of luxury and customer service," according to news releases.
Forbes Travel Guides are renowned for their ratings of hotels, restaurants and spas in North America, with anonymous experts visiting thousands of properties annually to arrive at Star Ratings, which "signify quality, value and a superior experience," the magazine said. The Inn & Club at Harbour Town is one of only 226 hotels to receive a Four-Star rating.
Guests at the Inn, besides immediate access to the Pete Dye-Jack Nicklaus-designed Harbour Town Golf Links, also have available Sea Pines' two other golf courses, Heron Point by Pete Dye and Atlantic Dunes by Davis Love III, as well as tennis, five miles of beaches, hiking, biking and shopping. For more information, call (866) 561-8802 or visit www.seapines.com.
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Remember The Malaysian Flight That Was Lost 4 Years Back? This Guy Found It By Just Sitting In Home.. WTF !!
A man claims to have found the missing passenger plane MH370 on Google Earth after its disappearance four years ago. The flight, which was carrying 239 people, was travelling to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur on 8 March 2014 when it disappeared above the Indian Ocean.
It was believed as one of the most mysterious incidents of all time. Australia, China and Malaysia invested and ended with an unsuccessful £115 million search in January 2017 which is equal to 1000 crores of Indian currency.
Peter McMahon, an Australian mechanical engineer who claims to have worked in crash investigations for more than 25 years, insists he has discovered the plane. He says he's spent months carefully looking over images from NASA and Google Earth to try and pin point the missing craft. This 64 years old Man has pored through NASA and Google Maps images since the plane disappeared and points to Round Island, north of Mauritius.
McMahon told Daily Star Online: "Four Americans were sent to Australia to oversee the findings of MH370. He also told the news outlet that authorities don't want the plane found 'as it's full of bullet holes', so by announcing its discovery they will be forced to open a fresh inquiry.
McMahon says authorities "do not want it found as it's full of bullet holes, finding it will only open another inquiry".
In 2015, a wing flaperon washed ashore Reunion Island, off the coast of Africa. Investigators confirmed the piece was almost certainly from MH370. Another piece of debris was found on the coast of Mozambique last year and that was also likely to have been a part of the plane.
Along with the main section, he claims to have found part of the front cabin south of Rodrigues Island, also near Mauritius.
Ghyslain Wattrelos, who lost his wife and two children in the tragedy, also believes the plane was shot down.
He believes Vietnam, Malaysia and Thailand could be withholding vital information.
Ghyslain said: "All the military from these countries have seen the plane, if we believe that version. Why are they silent?
"I do not know, but there are also other countries that have information like England with Inmarsat, with Rolls-Royce, like the United States with Boeing and like the FBI who went the next day and took the pilot's flight simulator and never said anything to the investigators.
"Why this silence? There is something we do not want to say in this story."
Daily Star Online has approached the Australian Government's Joint Agency Co-Ordination Centre for comment.
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Shumsky President Named to BizWomen's Power 50 List
The Dayton Business Journal named Anita Emoff, Shumsky Promotions' and Boost Rewards' president, to its Dayton BizWomen's Power 50 list. Compiled by the paper's editorial board, the list includes the 50 most influential women in the Dayton, Fla. region based on their positions and community impact.
The article indicates Shumsky and Boost's parent company, Boost Technologies, has increased its revenue by more than $18 million from 2009 to last year, according to figures retrieved from Business Insider. The latter publication named Boost Technologies as the 10th fastest growing woman-led business in the world with more than 1,200 percent growth over a four-year period. The Denmark native has more than a decade of industry experience.
"I am extremely honored to be on this year's Power 50 List with so many other influential women in our community," Emoff said. "I hope this list inspires women to keep driving change in their industries and success in their businesses. It's not about money; it's about aspirations, drive and commitment."
For more information, visit www.shumsky.com or www.boostrewards.com.
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Q: Matrix notation (sigma of matrix) (refer to a number in matrix) If I define a matrix to be equal to x, may I then refer to a specific number in the matrix by index like so:
$$x=\begin{bmatrix}0,01\\0,05\\0,30\end{bmatrix}~~~~x_1+x_2=0,06$$

Also, can you do the following?
$$\sum \begin{bmatrix}0,01\\0,05\\0,30\end{bmatrix}=0,36$$

A: Yes, you can refer specific entries in matrix, for example
$$A=\begin{bmatrix}
1 & 2 & 3 \\
4 & 5 & 6 \\
7 & 8 & 9 \\
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in here $a_{11} = 1$,  $a_{22} = 5$, $a_{31} = 7$
In general the notation is $a_{ij}$ where the first subscript is the row number and the second is the column number.

If you want to sum all the elements in a column 1 you can do
$\sum_{i = 1}^n a_{i1}$
where n is the number of elements in first column.
And for j:th column it's
$\sum_{i = 1}^n a_{ij}$
where n is the number of elements in j:th column.
For rows you just sum through the columns instead of rows, and if you want to sum all elements of the matrix the sum is
$\sum_{i = 1}^n \sum_{j = 1}^k a_{ij}$ where the n is number of rows and k is number of columns.
I hope this helps, this is my first answer on stackexchange.

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SRC's Silent Archer Counter-UAS Solution To Be Showcased At Navy Sea Air Space Expo
SRC is prepared to support the U.S. Navy with state-of-the-art technologies to combat the emerging UAS threat. The company's Silent Archer counter-UAS technology will be showcased April 3-5, 2017, at the Navy League's Sea Air Space Exposition in booth 2725.
SRC's counter-UAS technology is currently in production and has been used to provide VIP protection and security at high profile events such as the G8 and G20 Summits as well as the 2012 Summer Olympics. In January 2017, the company was awarded a U.S. Army contract worth $65 million to deliver, integrate and sustain 15 counter-UAS systems (10 mobile, 5 fixed configurations).
Since 2005, SRC has been demonstrating the effectiveness of their counter-UAS capabilities at U.S. government-sponsored events, such as JIAMDO's Black Dart, the Army Warfighting Assessment (AWA), Network Integration Evaluation (NIE), and Maneuvers and Fires Integrated Exercise (MFIX).
SRC's counter-UAS technology includes its turnkey, system of systems solution called the Silent Archer system. As a whole, this product provides defense against low, slow and small UAS threats including groups 1 and 2 (small fixed wing drones and quadcopters).
The Silent Archer system comprises an air surveillance radar, an EW system, a direction finding unit and an EO/IR camera. A user display then ties all the data feeds together in one operational picture to facilitate the decision making process for engaging the threat. The system's multiple sensors work together to detect, track, classify, identify and, if necessary, defeat hostile UAS.
It uses a layered and scalable approach to detect and classify drones as friendly or hostile, using a combination of RF detection algorithms and radar tracking, coupled with an EO/IR camera that allows operators to maintain "eyes on" UAS in protected airspace. Together, the systems accurately identify and track threats using layered radar signature data and electronic surveillance information. The integrated EO/IR camera slews to track targets and provides additional identification information to operators.
Once a friendly or hostile discrimination has been made against the UAS target, the system is capable of delivering an array of non-kinetic, zero-cost, precision EW and cyber effects against the UAS and its control system. It can also integrate seamlessly with supplemental weapons systems and sensors to offer a true layered defense solution that includes high energy laser systems, close in weapons systems, and surface-to-air missile systems. As a benefit of the Silent Archer system's modular design, sensors and weapons systems can be added and swapped to meet critical mission needs.
The flexible system can be configured for expeditionary mobile operations, fixed-site installations, or fly-away kit deployments. Its versatility is ideal for protecting military forces, and critical infrastructure, like ports and harbors.
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SRC, Inc. (@SRCScoop), a not-for-profit research and development company, combines information, science, technology and ingenuity to solve "impossible" problems in the areas of defense, environment and intelligence. Across our family of companies, we apply bright minds, fresh thinking and relentless determination to deliver innovative products and services that are redefining possible® for the challenges faced by America and its allies.
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We were excited to hear that Blake Lewis was a fan of our aluminum cases. According to TopShelfTuning, "Blake is respected in the alpine racing community from his days as a World Cup technician, where he provided many years of service to the National Ski Teams of Austria, Canada and USST." The New York Times even referred to him as having "a reputation as the world's greatest ski tuner." Currently, he works as a technician for the Swiss SBX (Snowboard Cross) national team, and is a work-at-height specialist.
He wrote to us, wanting to share his use of ZARGES aluminum cases in his work. He tells us that he's been a fan of ours since for many years and that he uses ZARGES cases to transport waxing equipment for his clients. Click to watch Blake in action.
Blake tells us, "Most of the images are from work as a Wax technician for the Swiss National team traveling the world, chasing snow, World Cups events and Winter Olympics. As I've mentioned I've had Zarges boxes since the early eighties (those boxes are still used today) and enjoy seeing other uses like the Swiss Post Office or as a emergency rescue kit in a wind turbine at 80m.
I've been using Zarges boxes since the early '80's. Always stoked to see various applications outside of my normal purview.
Below are some of the photos Blake sent us, showing some of the different cases he's found uses for.


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The RCC calender is the first place to check on all matches, events and training sessions that are happening. It has now been included to include Ladies fixtures, junior fixtures, training sessions and all GONADS fixtures. There are still a few junior fixtures, the U11 girls fixtures and a few RCC Ladies fixtures to still confirm.
We also play host to Hunts County matches and training sessions, so these are also detailed.


This post might come across as a bit unusual to some of you, and I aplogise in advance but there's something i've been wanting to write about for quite some time and i'm going to do it right now. So to lighten the mood, i'm filling this post with some of my own illustrations from the past few years! So if you can't be bothered to read, at least you'll have some pretty pictures to look at.
Now then, as i've mentioned many, MANY times over the years, I happen to live on a lovely little island in the middle of the Irish Sea, called the Isle of Man.
I know that quite a few of my readers are local, in which case... some of you may have heard me on Manx Radio yesterday afternoon!
A few weeks ago I was invited onto the Women Today show to talk about my art, how I create, what motivates me etc. Obviously I was super excited about this opportunity, Manx Radio is on 24/7 in our house (seriously!) and i've been interviewed maybe 4 or 5 times over the years, usually for craft fairs and art exhibitions. So I was thrilled at the thought of getting to take part in an hour long show, especially one geared toward female opinions and women's issues. GIRL POWER or what?!
Anyway, the show was live and on air yesterday from 2-3pm and I had A LOT of fun chatting with Beth, Jo and Kate, the three lovely presenters. If you know me in real life (lucky YOU if you do) then you'd probably think i'd just go on the show and ramble on about drawings and pastel colours and books and netflix... which I did do. But I also went on and talked mostly about art and Aspergers.
Because if you DID hear the show (if you didn't, you can give it a listen right HERE the show kicks in properly around the 6 minute mark if you want to skip ahead) then you will now know that I was recently diagnosed with Aspergers myself.
Those of you that are regular readers of the blog may or may not know that since February 2014 I have been receiving treatment and medication for ongoing depression and anxiety. It's been a big help getting some proper treatment after so many years of trying to deal with things myself. I've been to all sorts of group sessions and have filled in lots of questionnaires and quotients to try and find out what exactly I 'have'. Well now I know.
Initially, my psychiatrist speculated that I might have Borderline Personality Disorder but this was a diagnosis I disagreed with, I didn't feel that I ticked enough of the boxes to warrant having BPD. But then one day my CBT therapist turned around and said 'what do you know about Aspergers?'. I didn't know very much and when I asked him why he said 'because I think you have it'.And it turns out that he was right.
It has all been a bit of a revelation to be honest. Since then i've read several books on Aspergers + dozens of articles and publications sourced online, and before my diagnosis, the more I read about it the more positive I was that it all pertained to me. I've briefly touched on my battles with mental illness in the past, but never in any real depth. I try to keep this blog a happy place full of bright colours and nice things; but it's true that the reason my intrepid blogging ambitions have waned in recent years is because i've been dealing with depression, anxiety and self-harm.
I'm not ashamed to talk about this now. It used to bother me quite a lot, I felt like everyone could either see what was wrong with me and would judge me for it, or that no-one could see it at all, so that when I did eventually speak up and say 'I need help', nobody would believe me because I looked 'fine'. But then isn't one of the worst things about mental illness the fact that it is often an invisible illness?! If you told someone you had a broken arm they'd never tell you to 'pull yourself together' or 'stop feeling sorry for yourself', so why should comments like that be an acceptable reply when someone admits that they're depressed or dealing with anxiety. They're not, obviously, but some people still seem to think it's okay to say things like that when confronted with mental illness.
Fortunately i've not had to deal with too much of that sort of thing, my friends and family have all been incredibly supportive throughout everything. And I find that usually when you do tell someone that you're receiving treatment, they often surprise you by admitting that they (or someone close to them) has dealt with similar issues. Early on there were of course those who refused to accept that anything was really 'wrong', emphatically pushing various self-help CDs and apps on me each time I confessed to feeling low. But after a while as I was prescribed more and more meds and as the visible scars became more numerous, people seemed to realise that maybe this wasn't the 'it will go away by itself' kind of problem.
Since my Aspergers diagnosis in August, i've only told a few people, friends and family close to me. Which begs the question, WHY did I decide to talk about it live on the radio. All I can say is that I guess there's no better way to 'come out' (as it were) as an Aspie, than on national radio on a Monday afternoon!
Since the show aired, i've had people messaging me telling me how 'brave' I was to talk so openly about my troubles on the air. But I don't feel particularly brave, i'm just being honest after all. There's still such a stigma attached to mental illness that we're simply not always used to hearing or reading about it so candidly, so when someone does turn round and say 'this is what's wrong with me, but I embrace it' people aren't quite sure what to do or say.
Now some people might have heard the show yesterday and thought, 'gosh Aspergers, how terrible for her' or something along the lines of 'wow, she must be REALLY weird' in which case, no it's not terrible and yes of course i'm weird! Who on earth wants to be normal?! But then I went on to talk about how positive I think it is, how I see it as a 'gift' and that it's absolutely nothing to be ashamed of. Because it isn't!
I mean it's not like I can help it, any of it. I didn't wake up one morning aged thirteen and think 'oh i'll be depressed or anxious today' or decide as a child that being 'normal' wasn't for me. Until I started high school I didn't even realise there was really anything 'wrong' with me, and i'm still not sure that there actually is. I'm the way I am and that's that. I can't switch it off even if I can sometimes hide it away, but however much I feel the need to pretend or 'fit in', i'm always going to be this way, regardless of what people think or say.
I'm fortunate as well that a few of the more typical Aspergers traits, mainly concerning social skills and recognizing emotions in others, aren't things I really have difficulties with. It seems that a lifetime of observing and imitating others' behaviour has helped me to adapt better and 'blend in'. That makes me sound like some sort of hideous alien infiltrating humanity! But it's a good thing, I think, it means that although I might sometimes come across a bit blunt or unsympathetic, I can ultimately hold a normal conversation with someone and recognize when someone else is sad/happy/annoyed etc.
If any of that sounds odd to you, and you're wondering how someone could possibly NOT recognize basic social skills or emotions in others, then that probably means you don't have Aspergers! I don't have a problem with talking to people or 'putting myself in their shoes' as it were, however other traits of Aspergers syndrome can be frustrating and difficult to overcome.
I'm very sensitive to sounds, for example, I often have to carry earbud headphones with me when i'm out in a busy place as the overstimulation of sounds can spark off a sort of panic attack where i'm likely to end up crying hysterically. Fortunately it doesn't happen very often but when it does it is, to put it bluntly, 'a pain in the arse'. Especially when it happens in a busy shop/cafe/swimming pool. But it's something I can and do work on, luckily it's quite a minor inconvenience compared to some other typical Aspie issues.
Ironically as well, despite the fact that I can often pick up on delicate emotional imbalances in others, i'm almost completely clueless when it comes to my own emotional states. I can tell you what a stranger across the room is feeling (and get it spot on) but if you ask me how I really 'feel' i'll probably stare at you blankly while trying to come up with an answer. It's massively frustrating to be stymied by your own brain when you're trying to make things better!
It's funny as well because these are things i've dealt with all my life but i've only just been given a reason for them. I know that some people don't want any labels but finding out about the whole Aspergers thing has made it so much easier to understand why some things are so easy and others are so incredibly daunting. Public speaking, going on the radio, teaching a class... that's fine, i'll do it with a smile on my face; but ask me to make a phone-call or catch a bus and i'll probably fall to pieces.
As I only received my diagnosis a few months ago, i'm still learning about it and coming to terms with it + what it really means to be an Aspie. But it many ways i'm relieved to finally have an answer to so many of the questions i've had all my life.
So I want to thank the lovely ladies at Women Today for inviting me on the show and giving me the opportunity to talk not only about my art, but about some of the struggles i've had and to open up a bit about Aspergers. So THANK you!!!
so on that note, i'll say goodbye for now.
by the way, if any of you have any questions about anything I talked about on the radio yesterday or touched upon in this post, you can leave a comment below, send me an email or private message me on facebook, twitter or instagram if you don't want a public chat, and I will of course reply.
so until next time, thanks for visiting, come back soon.
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It's the 30th of November, happy St Andrew's Day everyone!
Outside a Westerly gale is howling in off the North Atlantic, winds are gusting at 55knots, that's over 60 miles per hour, the rain swirls horizontally hardly touching the ground, but soaking everything that dares to be vertical, definitely not motorcycling weather!
Inside Dookes H.Q. the kitchen log fire is oozing warmth and comfort, which is greatly appreciated by Deltic, my old gun-dog, who firmly refuses to budge from his chosen cozy spot in front of the dancing flames, who can blame him! He's like me now, retired and content, I hate to think of how many muddy wet miles he's trotted alongside me, patiently waiting to pick up a pheasant, partridge or pigeon, he's earned his time in front of the fire.
The espresso pot hisses as it produces a brew of strong, almost black, Italian coffee and my mind is transported back to sunnier days in Italy riding from Bolzano to Milan. I had to slightly rearrange my planned route on account of bad weather over the Stelvio Pass so I consulted the map for another way to go without too much Autostrada riding.
Hmm, Passo del Tonale with an elevation of 1883m/6178ft, that would fit the bill!
I wander into the lounge and settle in front of the other log-burner as my dear old dog won't let me near the one in the kitchen. Hmm, thinking of Italy let's have a Grappa to accompany the espresso! Ah yes, the ride. . .
Leaving Bolzano to we followed the wide Adige valley to San Michele, where we hung a right and crossed the pale green river.
The SS43 road soon began to climb up through vineyards and it became quite a pleasant day.
The scenery got more alpine as we approached Passo del Tonale, very pleasant indeed.
The thing about Tonale today is that it's one of Italy's biggest ski stations and unfortunately has been blighted with a whole bunch of, frankly, ugly apartment blocks! I'm sure that when there is snow everywhere and the place is buzzing with 'Apres Ski' activity, it must be quite pleasant, but it looked pretty grim to me as we rolled in. It didn't smell too good either, the verdant ski slopes were well populated with goats doing a great job at keeping the grass nice and short and the air was full of their distinctive odour. Oh yes, I nearly forgot, their "calling cards" were all over the road as well!
Battles were sporadically fought here between 1915 and 1918, but mostly it was a cold, bloody, stalemate.
Italy had entered the war in order to annex parts of Austria, including the regions of present day Trentino and South Tyrol. The Italians had hoped to gain the initiative with a surprise offensive, but the front soon bogged down into trench warfare. This was grimly similar to the Western Front fought in France, but at high altitude. The fighting here was at times savage, but in reality the most deadly enemy was the weather. Both armies also suffered from poor logistical supply networks, meaning that not only ammunition, but more importantly food and fuel, was constantly in dreadfully short supply.
Autumn 1917 on the front line.
The soldiers had to contend with snow, ice and sub-zero temperatures and soon it was dubbed "The White War". The civilian population was forced to evacuate and many thousands died in Italian and Austrian refugee camps from malnutrition and illness. The really sad thing about the war here, apart from the 1.2 million lost lives, was that the area has always been and still remains, somewhat autonomous, walk into a shop and you will be as likely to be greeted in German as Italian, the locals had always rubbed along just fine.
The front line passed directly through Passo del Tonale. Today a memorial stands in what was once No-Mans Land.
Built in 1936 on the instructions of Benito Mussolini and designed by architect Pietro Del Fabbro, it is dedicated to the soldiers of all countries who died fighting in the surrounding mountains during WW1.
Actually, its much more than just a monument, it's also an ossuary, where the wall niches hold the remains of 847 soldiers.
I parked Baby and walked past the heavy wood and bronze doors into the Stygian gloom of a large square crypt. The atmosphere was oppressive and cold. A rack of votive candles flickered before a small altar, the light from their tear shaped flames fell onto a large marble statue of the risen Christ in the center of the room.
I paused for a moment taking in the scene and then lit a candle myself. I'm not big into religion these days, but it seemed the right thing to do as I stood there, being the only living one of the 848 of us who were present.
Walking around the crypt I paused frequently in front of the niches. Some were marked as "Unknown Italian Soldier" or "Unknown Austrian Soldier." Some had names and others held fading photographs of the occupants, sometimes in uniform and sometimes in civilian dress. Some niches held multiple remains.
I only did one tour around the room before I had to leave, it was just too oppressive and hauntingly sad.
Outside, steps curve to a semicircular terrace above the crypt where I was able to sit in the warm sunlight and ponder the room beneath me. I was honestly glad to get out of there.
Today in the surrounding mountains, as snow and glaciers melt with climate change, further corpses and remains are being uncovered. Modern generations are still honouring the memory of these newly discovered soldiers of a hundred years ago, but thankfully the mountains are now playgrounds, not battlegrounds.
Playgrounds for people like me, free to play on a wonderful Harley Davidson.
Most of all, just grateful to be Free.
This retirement game is pretty OK, particularly with such a fantastic summer of sport going on all around.
First there was the splendour and power of Le Tour de France, then the cricket test matches between England and Australia have enthralled and are now being followed by the first warm up games for the rapidly approaching Rugby Union World Cup. If only the weather in the UK was quite as predictable!
Time to slip back to Italy for a top up of coffee, fine wine and sunshine!
It's true to say that I have fallen hopelessly in love with everything I have seen so far in Italy. The country is a place where passion is worn on one's sleeve and wow, do the Italians get passionate about things! On top of which, everyone I have met have been friendly, happy and super welcoming. Note to self; learn to speak the language better this winter!
Drifting back to the hills of Piedmont, in the North West of Italy, on a Harley Davidson is no hardship at all! The name Piedmont apparently comes from latin, meaning "at the foot of the mountains," though if you speak French it is also easy to see the link and as the area is bounded on three sides by the Alps it's also pretty obvious too!
Piedmont is an important industrial region, it is home to FIAT the automobile manufacturer, but for me more importantly is one of the greatest wine-producing regions in Italy. Here they do not make "old rot gut" stuff, oh no, this is the home of top end prestigious wines such as Barbaresco, Moscato d'Asti and most revered of all, Barolo.
Situated about 30 miles southeast of Turin, yet light years away in time, lies the small town of Barolo, population 750, which gives it's name to this most majestic of wines. On my last trip I slightly slipped up, I didn't buy enough, so hence my return!
We rolled into the compact town square just after midday. The town was quiet, actually it was more than that, it was dead. The hot air was still and the scorching sun reflected back off the terracotta roof tiles making the sky above shimmer. It's an unassuming little place, really only attractive from a distance when the red tiles stand out against the verdant vineyards that run right up to the edge of town. From a small bar came muffled voices and the alluring scent of strong Italian coffee.
Baby Harley's engine ticked as she cooled gently in the heat of the narrow streets. A large truck with French registration plates rumbled past, stirring dusty clouds up off the parched road.
I walked through the open door into the shady interior of the bar and ordered a double espresso and lunch. The sunlight penetrated in shards of light that captured a million dust particles hanging like shimmering diamonds in the still air. I settled in a corner chair, rubbed my eyes and realised how much the ride had taken out of me. The lady working behind the bar smiled and delivered my coffee accompanied with a carafe of water and a glass; the Italians know much about coffee and the obligatory water was certainly welcome.
My ears were singing a high-pitched wail as a dumped my riding jacket on the tiled floor. Riding motorbikes plays hell with my tinnitus, even with ear protection and a quiet helmet; it's the legacy of years working with noisy railway locomotives!
I sipped the strong, excellent coffee and pondered the sanity of riding to Barolo just for some wine. Yep, definitely a good idea!
La Signora reappeared and placed a plate of heaven on the table in front of me. Filetto Baciato, made from pork fillet marinated in white wine then coated with a paste made from salami and packed into a sausage casing to age for six months, wood roasted artichoke hearts and fresh asparagus spears, a small jug of olive oil, some crisp bitter salad leaves and of course Grissini, the Turin breadstick now common all over Italy. Piedmont is rightly famous for it's simple cuisine, at its gamey best in the autumn, but hey this is summer so go with what's available, I'm not complaining! I contemplated a cold beer, but no, I'm riding, so stick to water.
The other patrons of the bar are seemingly locals, it's not the sort of establishment that really attracts tourists and that suits me fine. There are probably about a dozen other people as well as me, cutlery chinks against plain solid crockery as we all eat, enjoy our lunches and for those with companions, talk. My Italian language skill is not great, but I catch snatches of conversation and smile at the animated way that views are exchanged, deals made and the food discussed, yes this food deserves to be discussed it's simple and very good.
You know, just about everywhere I go it's always about the food and sadly mine is now finished.
I catch La Signora's eye and order another coffee. Well, why not, I don't intend to sleep for hours yet! She returns with a fresh cup and offers a bottle of grappa. It's another Italian tradition that I love, whereby the spirit is supposed to take the edge off the caffeine or the caffeine off the alcohol, I get the logic, but either way I politely decline!
Coffee gone, I settle up and step outside back into the furnace of this scorching summer. It's nearly two in the afternoon and the glass is reading 34 degrees Celsius. Time to hunt down this small town's most famous product and ride on!


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Fanny Deakin
Born on 2nd December 1883, Fanny Rebecca Davenport spent her early years at her parent's farm on Farmers Bank. On leaving school, she worked on the farm where her family lived but she was long associated with Silverdale, a mining village near Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire, which is today near to Keele Golf Course. One of the first branches of the Social Democratic Federation (SDF) was established at Silverdale in the 1890s by her brother Arthur and she joined, too.
She is believed to have married Noah Deakin in 1901, when her address was "Racecourse Back Lane, Silverdale". She and her husband seem to have moved to Wolstanton, today on the north side of Stoke-on-Trent. The average weekly wage of a miner was 18 shillings and the men were on almost continuous short time working.
The fate of her family was also typical of her class; of her six children, one died aged eight, another died as a baby and one was still born. Twins died at eight months, only Noah survived and he contracted TB in the mines. Fanny would later painfully recall how she helplessly watched the twins dying, knowing that "milk and proper medical attention would have saved them".
After the split in the SDF over imperialist war occurred, Fanny joined the ILP. In 1917, she was elected to Wolstanton and Stoke Board of Guardians and joined the fight against the hated Poor Law. In 1919 was a leading spirit in the founding of Silverdale Labour Party.
In 1921 a local Communist Party branch was established when Billy Brain and Tommy Jackson came from Birmingham at the invitation of Fanny's son, Noah, to help launch it. Soon after, Fanny was elected as a Co-operative Communist councillor for Wolstanton Council, the first woman ever elected, although she did not formally join the Communist Party until 1923. Throughout her public life, she was noted for her campaigns for better nourishment of young children and maternity care for mothers.
During the General Strike in 1926, she was a major figure in local activity in support of the miners. One observer recalled seeing her "coming up past St Giles Church in Newcastle-under-Lyme at the head of these miners, 200 or 300 miners …Fancy, one woman – and she's leading them!" The march was accompanied by 14 brass bands on its way through Wolstanton and it was led by by A J Cook and Fanny herself. The miners' leader stayed at her house.
She herself used to say: 'I'm fighting for the mothers. If she had a coat of/arms they'd put it in Latin: Fighting for the mothers." In 1927 she retained her seat, this time dropping the Co-operative label and standing just as a Communist. She was very popular with local people, who nicknamed her "Red Fanny" after she visited the Soviet Union in 1927 and 1930.
Of her five children only one survived into adulthood. In an era of high infant mortality she campaigned for better maternity care of women and free milk for children under five. Along with unemployed miners, she went to Downing Street to see Prime Minister, Ramsay MacDonald to demand that local councils give free milk to pregnant mothers and children up to the age of five.
Her selflessness was displayed when a comrade was found guilty of supposedly inciting a riot of the unemployed, Fanny gave him an alibi but found herself charged with perjury and spent nine months in Winson Green Prison. It only seemed to help her electoral chances!
In 1931, she led a National Unemployed Workers Movement delegation to No 10 Downing Street, where she was photographed.
In 1933 she was elected as a Communist to Staffordshire County Councillor. "Fanny recalled with pride that of the first three reforms she set her heart on when elected, all were achieved. These were, to raise public assistance to the highest in the country instead of second from the bottom, to raise the level of wages of council workmen and to make every councillor with a hospital in his area a member of the Hospital committee." (1)
Re-elected to the now merged Newcastle Council in 1934, again as a Communist, she became a County Councillor. She played a key role in several committees relating to maternity and child welfare. During the war years she could be seen working with others in the Catholic Church showing children how to put on gas masks. In 1941, she became the first Communist in the country to be appointed an Alderman, in this case for the Newcastle under Lyme borough, with the honour being extended to Staffordshire county level in 1946.
The following year, she achieved what most local people remember her for when a maternity home was opened bearing her name for use by the women of the Borough. Her advocacy of mother and child welfare issues was marked by the naming of the Fanny Deakin Maternity Home in Chesterton by the Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council, the only hospital in Britain to be named after a Communist. She is still popularly remembered through the many children born there and also due to a GP ward named after her in a local hospital.
In the 1950s right wing Labour councillors stopped her being elected as an Alderman of Staffordshire County Council.
Although Fanny died on 24th March 1968, she is still regularly remembered locally. In 1991 Joyce Holliday wrote "Go See Fanny Deakin!", in which Fanny Deakin appears as heroine in a play centred on the mining community of Silverdale. It was subsequently broadcast by BBC local radio. Joyce Holliday also wrote "Silverdale People" which includes a biography of Fanny Deakin.
Sources include: Comment 25 May 1968, Fanny Deakin's papers in Newcastle Library, including mss autobiographical notebook written in 1966-7.
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Joe Deakin Joseph Thomas Deakin was born on August 11th, 1858 in Wednesbury, Staffordshire, the son of Charles, a blacksmith, and Marie, nee Middleton. He left school at the age of 12 to work for […]


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Elina Akselrud
American pianist and fine art photographer of Ukrainian origin Elina Akselrud is the founder and artistic director of a multidisciplinary organization Intertwining Arts, as well as the lead artist of all its crossover projects. Elina made her orchestra debut at the age of eight, studying at Kiev Special Music School with Irina Lipatova and Irina Barinova. She is a prize winner of international piano competitions, such as Chopin on Thousand Islands'10, USA (1st Prize), Chopin in Hartford'12, USA (1st Prize), Midwest'14 in IA, U.S.A (2nd Prize), Chopin in Canberra'14, Australia (3rd Prize) and others. Elina has performed throughout Europe, Australia, and USA; she appeared with orchestras, such as the Ukrainian National Orchestra, the Kaufman Center Orchestra, NEC Symphony, and Lucerne Symphony, among others. Elina Akselrud received her education at Mannes School of Music in New York City, USA, with Irina Morozova (Bachelor of Music'12), New England Conservatory in Boston, USA, with Alexander Korsantia (Master of Music'14), Hochschule Luzern – Musik in Lucerne, Switzerland, with Konstantin Lifschitz (Master of Arts in Music, Major Solo Performance'18), and Scuola di Musica di Fiesole in Florence, Italy, with Eliso Virsaladze. Elina is currently working on her Doctoral Degree in Artistic Research at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz, Austria, where her project "Artistic Interpretation in a Multidisciplinary Setting – Scriabin's Five Late Piano Sonatas" has been supervised by Markus Schirmer and Deniz Peters, and where she holds a position of a research assistant.
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Swifties clearly don't mess around.
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A group of 26 Taylor Swift fans are suing Ticketmaster following last month's ticketing fiasco that left frustrated users unable to buy tickets for Swift's The Eras Tour (via Deadline). In a lawsuit submitted to a California court, the fans accuse Ticketmaster's parent company, LiveNation, of "anticompetitive conduct" that let scalpers snap up a surplus of tickets, resulting in higher ticket prices for the fans who could actually get their hands on them.
In addition to alleging that Ticketmaster forces fans to "exclusively" use the service to purchase tickets at prices "above what a competitive market price would be," the suit claims Ticketmaster also profits off the resale of those tickets through its secondary marketplace. As outlined on Ticketmaster's website, the company adds a service fee to each ticket sold on its fan-to-fan exchange — but doesn't specify how much — that's paid by the buyer on top of the ticket price. The lawsuit claims Ticketmaster has "conspired" with stadiums "to force fans to buy more expensive tickets that Ticketmaster gets additional fees from every time the tickets are resold."
It also takes issue with the way Ticketmaster distributed the presale codes that fans had to use to purchase tickets. The suit says the company "intentionally and purposely mislead TaylorSwiftTix presale ticketholders by providing codes to 1.4 million 'verified fans'" when it actually didn't have enough seats to go around. According to Ticketmaster, 3.5 million people pre-registered as Verified Fans to gain access to the sale, but it had to put 2 million of these fans on a waitlist for a chance to pick up any remaining tickets.
"Millions of fans waited up to eight hours and were unable to purchase tickets as a result of insufficient ticket releases"
"Millions of fans waited up to eight hours and were unable to purchase tickets as a result of insufficient ticket releases," the lawsuit states. "Ticketmaster intentionally provided codes when it could not satisfy demands."
The complaint seeks $2,500 per violation, which may not seem like a lot but could add up to a huge fine with the millions of people who attempted to purchase tickets for Swift's tour. Jennifer Kinder, one of the lawyers representing the fans, told The Verge that while the case hasn't yet been accepted by the court at this time of writing, it should be on Monday. The Verge reached out to Ticketmaster with a request for comment but didn't immediately hear back.
Ticketmaster caused a stir when its site crashed amidst "historically unprecedented demand" for tickets during the presale for Swift's upcoming tour. The whole ordeal forced Ticketmaster to cancel the general sale, as it ran out of tickets beforehand. At the time, Swift expressed frustration at the situation on Instagram, stating that it "really pisses me off" that fans felt like "they went through several bear attacks" just to get tickets to one of her shows.
It also caught the attention of lawmakers, including Senators Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and Mike Lee (R-UT), who said that they're holding a hearing to "examine the lack of competition in the ticketing industry." Meanwhile, a report from The New York Times indicates that the Department of Justice is looking into Live Nation over antitrust concerns. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) called Ticketmaster a "monopoly" on Twitter and said that its 2010 merger with LiveNation "should have never been approved."
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Neon Memories (NUWRLD Blue Splatter)
death's dynamic shroud
The Neon Memories EP features the single from the Darklife LP, paired with 6 vinyl exclusive tracks you can't get anywhere else. These are our last remaining copies, and it will not be reprinted. Beautiful artwork by James Webster and Keith Rankin.
- 6 tracks are vinyl exclusives + not on the forthcoming LP
- Limited to 200qty.
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"...indie-pop track that evolves into a massive electronic behemoth... there's never been a better time to be a fan of Death's Dynamic Shroud."
-Lyrical Lemonade on Neon Memories
"It's a bear that death's dynamic shroud have wrestled with for years and consistently come out on top with adventurous triumphs like 'Neon Memories.'"
-FADER on Neon Memories
A3. It's Only Pain (4:28) [Vinyl Exclusive]
A5. You Don't Care (5:36) [Vinyl Exclusive]
death's dynamic shroud have always been curious about what we can't see. Tech Honors, James Webster, and Keith Rankin make music that explores that sense of wonderment—emotional, experimental electronic work that fills gaps between the known and unknown. Full of richly textured layers of sound, songs like new single "Judgment Bolt" draw unsuspecting listeners into a place that's simultaneously murky and neon, somber and playful. You feel a sense of new adventure, with a curious pang of déjà vu. The group was initially drawn to the vaporwave world, producing records like 2015's I'll Try Living Like This and 2017's Heavy Black Heart, which took familiar sounds—like K-pop, among others—to their maximalist limits. Since then they've experimented with making music in different formations of the group and collected the results in a project called NUWRLD Mixtape Club, which included the acclaimed 2021 release Faith In Persona. Their upcoming album—their first in years to include all three members—finds them further exploring unknown realms, focusing on original composition, songwriting, and vocals. And, of course, they've utilized some well-placed samples to help drive the album's concept: an exploration of "love as a social construct, or as the fabric of the universe, or as not existing." Once again, death's dynamic shroud work to chart what we can't see but—more than ever—can feel. To Webster, this era boils down to one salient fact: "There's more of us in this than ever before."
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The Context Of Self In Video Games
I promised in my last post to track some changes in my autobiographical game concept. Many times over I've started writing that post in my mind. But new things have emerged that need instantaneous documentation!
One of the big challenges with the idea of doing an autobiographical game is that by saying that the game is going to be about 'me' I've already turned some people off – i.e. it's not exactly a selling point unless the audience can connect with my personal tale. Now in my mind self reflection is a part of my everyday life, so making a game about 'me' doesn't feel unnatural. It's like writing poetry to explore my feelings about a memory, heartache or social stigma. It is a hard sell when it comes to perceptions in the old-guard of the games industry, perhaps because it seems self refleciton is difficult to get right in games (Shadow of the Colossus makes a good attempt) and is too close in proximity to self indulgence.
NeverEnding Nightmares – a truly distrubing game just oozing with horror because of its atmosphere
In the case of Matt Gilgenbach's Neverending Nightmares however there is a context to the development of the game that players can invest in; the developer designed the game attempting to describe his struggles with severe OCD. A horror game with gorey oppressive monsters, repeating corridors and an intense atmosphere of gloom and failure are suitable choices – and the creation of atmosphere is the most essential factor that allows the developer to achieve a dialogue about his disorder. The game talks to us most potently when the game mechanics (e.g. dasterdly slow walking through the unsettling halls, or running resulting in the character being striken by asthmatic breathing) are a snug fit with the developer's dialogue. What I meant by a 'snug fit' is when the restrictions and rules of the game world marry with the core concepts.
So walking slowly is a reflection on inevidibility and struggle of OCD, while the character's asthma reveals something of the developer's panic attacks. Before studying at the NFTS I thought that this kind of appraisal was too high brow. However the evidence is in the atmosphere of the game… and it is the WHY behind each interaction and not the HOW that generates the concurrent experience of depth. Even if the player has no idea about the context or the developer's dialogue, the game feels so unified under its principle concepts that we become engaged in this terrifying story.
Murasaki Baby – it's hard not to feel protective over Baby as some annoying otherchild gets in our way. Scare the shit out of him!!
Murasaki Baby by Ovosonico is another good example of a game that engages in an emotional dialogue with the player. Protecting the cute (if creepy) Baby from harm and nurturing her throughout her dangerous travels is achieved through the use of empathetic gameplay and emotive animations. In the first 5 minutes of MB the player has already developed a bond with Baby simply by pulling her along by the hand with the PSVita's touch controls and by seeing her delight at jumping over a scary pitfall. Her vulnerability taps into the player's desire for responsibility. Ovosonico definitely understand empathy.
Empathy and Emotional Mapping Of Mechanics of Murasaki Baby
I made the above diagram to explore the following: these kind of games are truly offering a unique relationship with the games' concept through specific design choices, often using a limited palette of empathetic game mechanics and with a smooth difficulty curve. It's where I see the troubles with making an autobiographical game, and since writing this I have already allowed myself to think about ways I can introduce empathetic gameplay that speaks to people about what I want to talk about. My own story is a long and complex one, a mishmash of half-memories and long drawnout strands of behaviour, and I'm not even sure I have yet got the language to begin building a game around. Poetry through gameplay is a tricky business indeed.
However through thinking about the Slide Projector and the teachings my dad gave to me about life, I can sense a stronger concept.
Whilst not trying to make my game universal (you can't please everyone) I do want to connect people to a journey they can understand, or at least learn quickly to understand.
I'll say it once more for effect: empathetic gameplay and atmosphere produced by a snug fit design seems to be the path I want to carve out for myself.


The date was 19th of November 2016. Location: Dojo Seishinkai Ju Jitsu International Waalwijk.
I was invited to be one of the examiners for the Seishinkai Ju Jitsu International (SJJI) blackbelt exams.
Outside it was very nice weather, sun was shining. When I arrived at the Dojo in Waalwijk, I met the other examiners for the day. The other examiners would be: Pax Nicolasen, Rob Coolen and last but not least, Henk van der Put. Tony van Venrooy did the administration off our assessment results. He's as, you all know, the World President for Seishinkai Ju-Jitsu International.
First Mark Dijks did all kata (4), then the other candidates had to show their kata, techniques and randori.
After the other candidates he showed us his own presentation. Then it was time to show us all kind of techniques and his randori.
The performances the candidates showed us were at a high level. The average score of the 1.dan candidates was 75 – 80 %. All the candidates did show us a very good examination, so for us as examiners there was only one conclusion, all of the candidates passed there exam. So we congratulate all candidates with their great performances and new grade.


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"""Fichier contenant le masque <groupe_existant>."""

from primaires.interpreteur.masque.masque import Masque
from primaires.interpreteur.masque.fonctions import *
from primaires.interpreteur.masque.exceptions.erreur_validation \
        import ErreurValidation

class GroupeExistant(Masque):

    """Masque <groupe_existant>.
    On attend un nom de groupe en paramètre.

    """

    nom = "groupe_existant"
    nom_complet = "nom d'un groupe existant"

    def init(self):
        """Initialisation des attributs"""
        self.nom_groupe = ""

    def repartir(self, personnage, masques, commande):
        """Répartition du masque."""
        nom_groupe = liste_vers_chaine(commande)
        if not nom_groupe:
            raise ErreurValidation(
                "Précisez un nom de groupe existant.")

        nom_groupe = nom_groupe.split(" ")[0]
        self.a_interpreter = nom_groupe
        commande[:] = commande[len(nom_groupe):]
        masques.append(self)
        return True

    def valider(self, personnage, dic_masques):
        """Validation du masque"""
        Masque.valider(self, personnage, dic_masques)
        nom_groupe = self.a_interpreter
        noms_groupes = [groupe.nom for groupe in \
            type(self).importeur.interpreteur.groupes._groupes.values()]
        if nom_groupe not in noms_groupes:
            raise ErreurValidation(
                "|err|Ce groupe est inconnu.|ff|")

        self.nom_groupe = nom_groupe.lower()
        return True


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Dr. Amy Reale is a clinical and school psychologist from the New York City area who lives and practices in Singapore with children, parents and families. She offers psychotherapy to children from birth to adolescence who struggle with problems such as anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, identity confusion, inattention, impulsivity, behavioral problems, trauma, and social and relationship difficulties. Children who are also having struggles with adjusting to major medical conditions; significant life, academic, or family stressors; or neurobiological conditions are also treated by Dr. Amy. In line with her research which continues to lead her to present worldwide, Dr. Amy specializes in the treatment of mothers and babies, who are having difficulty bonding, often as a result of peri-natal depression and anxiety. Dr. Amy conducts comprehensive psychological assessments with children to inquire about their learning style and disabilities; giftedness; social, emotional and personality features; inattention, impulsivity, & hyperactivity; development, and cognitive functioning; and executive functioning.
Dr. Amy tends to approach her work bearing in mind the child's development and neurobiological processes, the family and larger social systems, and the child's intrapsychic experiences. She typically uses a relational psychodynamic approach but applies cognitive, behavioural, or skills-based techniques when needed. Her advanced skills in nonverbal observational techniques uniquely contribute to her assessment and intervention abilities. Early childhood is her primary area of interest, but Dr. Amy greatly enjoys her varied caseload comprised of psychological testing, and individual, group, and family therapies. Collaborating with other professionals through consultation, trainings, and supervision is also of utmost importance to her.
Dr. Amy completed her Doctoral and Master degrees from Pace University in New York, NY, USA, and her Bachelor degree (Major in Psychology, Minor in Dance) from Franklin & Marshall College in PA, USA. She is a Registered Psychologist with the Singapore Psychological Society, and a Licensed Psychologist and Certified School Psychologist in New York, USA. She holds memberships in the American Psychological Association, the World Association for Infant Mental Health, and the Singapore Psychological Society. She is also a Credentialed Psychologist by the National Register of Health Service Psychologists (USA). Dr. Amy has clinical experience in counseling and psychotherapy, consultation, teaching and training, supervision, crisis management, and psychological assessments of individuals of all ages across a variety of settings, including hospitals, schools, clinics, and child development centers.
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NOTE: Currently on maternity leave (from the end of March until the end of July 2021) with an intention to return at a reduced capacity.


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«Legacy: the Absolute Best» () — один из сборников хитов американской рок-группы The Doors, выпущенный на двух CD в августе 2003 года.

Об альбоме

Сборник содержит первоначальную, «нецензурную» версию песни Break on Through (To the Other Side) с восстановленной строчкой «She gets high», а также композицию The End, где Моррисон не очень навязчиво, но достаточно разборчиво несколько раз употребляет слово fuck во время музыкальной интерлюдии. В альбом также включена студийная живая запись Celebration of the Lizard, записанная в 1969 году, и с тех пор ни разу не издававшаяся.

Альбом дебютировал в Billboard 200 30 августа 2003 года под номером 63. Оставалось в чарте в течение 4-х недель.

Список композиций
Авторство песен сборника — The Doors (Денсмор, Кригер, Манзарек, Моррисон) за исключением обозначенных отдельно.

Диск 1
 «Break On Through (To the Other Side)» () — 2:29
 «Back Door Man» () (Диксон) — 3:34
 «Light My Fire» () — 7:08
 «Twentieth Century Fox» () — 2:23
 «The Crystal Ship» () — 2:34
 «Alabama Song» () (Брехт, Вайль) — 3:19
 «Soul Kitchen» () — 3:35
 «The End» () — 11:46
 «Love Me Two Times» () — 3:16
 «People are Strange» () — 2:12
 «When the Music's Over» () — 11:02
 «My Eyes have Seen You» () — 2:29
 «Moonlight Drive» () — 3:04
 «Strange Days» () — 3:09
 «Hello, I Love You» () — 2:16
 «The Unknown Soldier» () — 3:25
 «Spanish Caravan» () — 3:01
 «Five to One» () — 4:27
 «Not to Touch the Earth» () — 3:54

Диск 2
 «Touch me» () — 3:12
 «Wild Child» () — 2:38
 «Tell All the People» () — 3:21
 «Wishful Sinful» () — 2:58
 «Roadhouse Blues» () — 4:04
 «Waiting for the Sun» () — 4:00
 «You Make me Real» () — 2:53
 «Peace Frog» () — 2:58
 «Love Her Madly» () — 3:18
 «L.A. Woman» () — 7:51
 «Riders on the Storm» () — 7:10
 «The WASP [Texas Radio and the Big Beat]» () — 4:15
 «» () — 4:21
 «Gloria» () (Ван Моррисон) — 6:18
 «» () — 17:02

Участники записи
 Джим Моррисон — вокал.
 Рэй Манзарек — клавишные.
 Робби Кригер — гитара.
 Джон Денсмор — ударные.

2003
Альбомы психоделического рока
Альбомы 2003 года
Двойные альбомы
Сборники на английском языке


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Pennsylvania Gazette May 9, 1754 which contains Benjamin Franklin's "Join or Die" cartoon on page 2.
Virginia Gazette July 19, 1754 Page 1 which contains Washington's Account of Fort Necessity. Begins page 2, right column and continues Page 3 Left Column.
Pennsylvania Gazette July 25, 1754 which on Page 1 contains an account of the Battle of Great Meadows/Fort Necessity and a copy of the Articles of Capitulation which Washington signed
Pennsylvania Gazette July 24, 1755 which gives an account of Braddock's Defeat on Page 2 Right Column.
Pennsylvania Gazette July 31, 1755 which gives an account of Braddock's Defeat beginning on Page 3 and notes the bravery of George Washington.
Pennsylvania Gazette October 18, 1759 which on Page 3, left column, gives an account of the Battle of Quebec, the death of Wolfe and the wounding of Montcalm
Pennsylvania Gazette October 25, 1759 which beginning on Page 2, left column, gives more accounts of the Battle of Quebec
Pennsylvania Gazette May 12, 1763 Page 1. The Treaty of Paris ending the French & Indian War is printed in this issue. It begins on Page 1 and continues on Page 4.
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Q: Python: How to get some characters in the menu bar underlined? I built with Python a tkinter menu and I would like to underline in it some characters. I used the command "underline" in some lines, but strangely the characters are not appearing as underlined.
What should I do that "underline" finally works and starts to underline a given index? Did I have something forgotten?
from tkinter import Tk, Frame, Menu

class Window():
    def __init__(self):
        self.__window = Tk()
        self.__set_window()
        self.__set_menu()

    def __set_window(self):
        self.__window.geometry("700x500")
        self.__window.minsize(500, 200)
        self.__window.title("Some Text")
        self.__window.iconbitmap("MyIcon")

    def start_window(self):
        self.__window.mainloop()

    def __set_menu(self):
        self.__menubar = Menu(self.__window)
        self.__file= Menu(self.__menubar, tearoff=0)

        self.__file.add_command(label = "Exit", underline=1, accelerator="Strg + C")
        self.__menubar.add_cascade(label="File", underline=0, menu=self.__datei)

        self.__menubar.add_cascade(label="Edit", underline=1)

        self.__menubar.add_cascade(label="Help", underline=0)
        self.__window["menu"] = self.__menubar

A: Underlines in tkinter menus are definitely determined by the underline command.  In your example, the 'F' in file, and the 'x' in Exit are both underlined.  After fixing the typo below, (and adding code to call the class) I had the underlines show up correctly.
from:
self.__menubar.add_cascade(label="File", underline=0, menu=self.__datei)

to:
self.__menubar.add_cascade(label="File", underline=0, menu=self.__file)

Do you still have the error when you run the code snippet as opposed to your complete file?

A: In Windows 10/11, there is a setting under Accessibility that will enable or disable automatic underlining of access keys. Within Settings, you can search for "underline access keys" and it will take you right to the toggle button.


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Colorado Traffic Fatalities Highest in Nearly a Decade
October 20, 2016 by Dianne Sawaya Leave a Comment
Despite a number of efforts to reduce fatal crashes and other car accidents on Colorado's interstates and highways, statistics show there was a spike in fatal wrecks in the state during 2015. In response to the staggering statistics — the most traffic fatalities in the state since 2008 — officials are launching new initiatives and refocusing other efforts in an attempt to make Colorado roads safer.
Fatalities in Colorado Car Accidents
According to the Colorado Fatality Analysis Reporting System, 547 people (i.e., drivers, passengers, pedestrians, motorcyclists, and cyclists) died in car crashes in the state during 2015.
This figure represents an 11 percent increase over the 488 who died on Colorado roads during 2014. Before last year, the last time the death toll on the state's interstates and highways topped 500 was during 2008.
Fatalities in Colorado Motorcycle Crashes
In addition to the overall increase in traffic fatalities, almost 12 percent more motorcycle riders died in Colorado during 2015 than during the previous year. In all, 105 motorcycle drivers or passengers died in the state last year, compared to 94 during 2014.
This increase could indicate that there were simply more bikes on the road in 2015, but the Colorado Department of Transportation urges motorcyclists to follow some basic safety rules to lower their risk of an accident. This includes:
Always wearing a helmet
Never driving after drinking or using drugs
Always paying careful attention to motorists around you
Never riding in weather conditions you are not confident in
The Reasons Behind The Increase
While the statistics are scary, many of these fatalities occurred simply because there were more cars on the road. With lower fuel prices and a rebounding economy, people can afford to travel again. More people traveling means more cars on the road, so the overall number of crashes and the number of fatal crashes both rise.
At the same time, the unemployment rate dropped to around four percent in Colorado last year, down from a high of almost nine percent in 2010, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. More people with jobs means more commuters, and a busier rush hour.
Increasing Their Own Risk
Perhaps the most frightening statistic of all is that more than a third of all people killed in Colorado car accidents in 2015 were not wearing a seat belt. Under Colorado law, all front seat occupants and anyone under the age of 16 must buckle up. However, the evidence is clear that this is not occurring.
In fact, a recent Colorado Department of Transportation survey found that about 15 percent of all adults who participated admitted they rarely, if ever, use seat belts. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, seat belt use alone could have prevented 60 deaths last year.
Unlike Colorado, many states have a primary seat belt law in place. This means law enforcement can stop motorists for the offense. Colorado officials, however, are weighing the possibility. While this type of law is rarely popular among residents, it is very effective at reducing the number of fatalities.
Other factors that contribute to a larger number of Colorado's fatal car crashes include drunk driving and distracted driving. Drunk or impaired driving played a role in 32 percent of traffic deaths in the state last year, meaning almost one out of every three people who died on Colorado roads in 2015 was either impaired or hit by a drunk driver.
The Colorado Department of Transportation already funds a number of alcohol and drunk driving initiatives through dozens of grants to local governments, nonprofits and other organizations. However, it appears more work may be necessary to crack down on those who continue to drink or use drugs before driving.
If you pay attention to other drivers when you are on the road, it will come as no surprise to you that Colorado's — and the nation's — problem with distracted driving is widespread.
Part of the problem is that it is almost impossible to determine how many distracted drivers caused crashes in 2015, because most drivers are not forthcoming with this information. Still, it does not take extensive research to know that it is a substantial number.
Future Trends in Road Safety
Despite the spike in road fatalities in 2015, the general trend for car accidents in the state is going down. This is certainly true when you compare the number of deaths per mile driven. In 2002, 743 people lost their lives on Colorado roads, which helps put the 2015 total of 547 in perspective.
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Q: Likelihood ratio tests for quasi- models I have been playing around with over-dispersion in binomial data and looking into qausi-binomial models as a solution. When comparing binomial models through the change in deviance, I can reproduce the p-value for the test-statistic using pchi(deviance_change, df). However, in a similar quasi-binomial comparison where the change of deviance and df are the same, the p-value is different.
I vaguely understand that quasi-approaches don't strictly have likelihood functions, but could someone explain how the change in model deviance between two candidate models is being used in the Chi-squarred test?
An example is below.
# some binomial data
x <- 1:5
yb1 <- matrix(c(4, 4, 5, 7, 8, 6, 6, 5, 3, 2), ncol = 2)

## binomial model
mb0 <- glm(yb1 ~ 1, family = binomial)
mb1 <- glm(yb1 ~ x, family = binomial)
anova(mb1, mb0, test='LRT')

Analysis of Deviance Table

Model 1: yb1 ~ x
Model 2: yb1 ~ 1
  Resid. Df Resid. Dev Df Deviance Pr(>Chi)
1         3     0.5243
2         4     5.5842 -1  -5.0599  0.02449 *
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Signif. codes:  0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1

## quasibinomial model
mqb0 <- glm(yb1 ~ 1, family = quasibinomial)
mqb1 <- glm(yb1 ~ x, family = quasibinomial)
anova(mqb1, mqb0, test='LRT')

Analysis of Deviance Table

Model 1: yb1 ~ x
Model 2: yb1 ~ 1
  Resid. Df Resid. Dev Df Deviance  Pr(>Chi)
1         3     0.5243
2         4     5.5842 -1  -5.0599 8.325e-08 ***
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Signif. codes:  0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1