Birmingham-based watch brand Areion has put its first run of limited edition watches on sale after launching late last year.
Areion is selling the First Edition collection of stainless steel chronographs via its new website, offering variations with black, blue and white dials with colour co-ordinated mock croc leather straps.
The 42mm watches features three contoured sub-dials in tri-compax arrangement, Miyota quartz movement, sapphire crystal, tachymeter scale on the chapter ring, date aperture, stainless steel clasps and are water resistant to 20ATM thanks to a screw down crown.
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We are still open during this remarkable blizzard that has landed in Iowa and Nebraska. As always, we are also open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through this website. And our products are working across the Midwest, enduring the harshest of weather conditions. Today is definitely the kind of day when having a reliable system in place offers considerable peace of mind.


Time travel, long imagined by writers and dreamers, is not as far-fetched as you might believe. Sure, it seems fantastical and improbable — the imaginings of which are only meant for postulations and movies — but astrophysicists do it all the time.
And so did Hope College freshman Jeff Engle in the summer of 2016 at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. All it took was expensive, highly powered, one-of-a-kind stellar equipment called the Fermi Gamma-Ray Space Telescope. That and funding and guidance from the Hope College physics department and Professor Dr. Peter Gonthier.
This research is made possible by the generous support of the Department of Physics and the Dean for Natural and Applied Sciences Office of Hope College.
Since the launch of NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope (Fermi), its Large Area Telescope (LAT) has detected over 200 new γ-ray pulsars. For most of these, γ-ray light curves have been obtained containing information on the emission geometry, the particle acceleration mechanism, and its location within the magnetosphere. In addition, radio astronomers have obtained radio light curves from the radio-loud Fermi pulsars, which are synchronized in time with the γ-ray light curves. Such data of observed radio and γ-ray light curves of normal and millisecond pulsars can be compared with those predicted from a hybrid model that assumes force-free electrodynamics within the light cylinder and a dissipative regime outside (FIDO) as well as empirical radio beam geometry and luminosity models. Such fits serve to constrain the viewing geometry of the pulsar by restricting the angle of the observer and the magnetic inclination angle with respect to the rotation axis. In this way the flux correction factor can be determined, enabling the estimation of the radio and γ-ray fluxes. This research will be useful in further testing of this theoretical high-energy emission model and improving our understanding of where and how the acceleration of charge is taking place in the pulsar magnetosphere.
This research was supported by an award to Hope College from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute through the Undergraduate Science Education Program and by an undergraduate fellowship from the Michigan Space Grant Consortium.
We are developing compact, analytical expressions of the cyclotron total spin-dependent widths, or lifetimes, of excited Landau states. These widths are required in our recent Compton scattering developments for strong-field magnetar magnetospheres. We begin with the analytics for the spin-dependent widths presented in Sina (1996), which has been our source for the development of Compton scattering, and establish equivalency with the differential widths developed by Latal (1986). Both approaches implement correct Sokolov & Ternov wave functions. From here, we make further improvements to develop an integral for the total differential widths with the integration variable only present in the square of the associated Laguerre functions. With the use of several series representations, we obtain an integral in the form previously used in our efforts. The result is an expression that includes Legendre functions of the second kind with an argument >1, for which we seek an algorithm for efficient evaluation. Exploring two possibilities, recursion relations, and hypergeometric functions, we find that the former breaks down for large values of the magnetic field (B) and the initial Landau state (n) due to the argument being >1. Taking the hypergeometric approach, we achieved numerical values that agree with Latal (1986) and Sina (1996) results for small n and B, but the analytics break down for large n and B. This problem encourages the development of asymptotic approaches similar to those developed in the past but for spin-averaged widths. These processes will be applied to future work.
This work is made possible by the generous support of the National Science Foundation (Grant No. AST-1009731), the NASA Astrophysics Theory and Fundamental Program (NNX13AO12G / 12-ATP12-0169), the American Physical Society, and the Michigan Space Grant Consortium.


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package org.apache.beam.sdk.state;

import org.apache.beam.sdk.annotations.Experimental;
import org.apache.beam.sdk.annotations.Experimental.Kind;
import org.apache.beam.sdk.transforms.DoFn;
import org.joda.time.Duration;
import org.joda.time.Instant;

/**
 * A timer for a specified time domain that can be set to register the desire for further processing
 * at particular time in its specified time domain.
 *
 *
See {@link TimeDomain} for details on the time domains available.
 *
 *
In a {@link DoFn}, a {@link Timer} is specified by a {@link TimerSpec} annotated with {@link
 * DoFn.TimerId}.
 *
 *
An implementation of {@link Timer} is implicitly scoped - it may be scoped to a key and
 * window, or a key, window, and trigger, etc.
 *
 *
A timer exists in one of two states: set or unset. A timer can be set only for a single time
 * per scope.
 *
 *
Timer callbacks are not guaranteed to be called immediately according to the local view of the
 * {@link TimeDomain}, but will be called at some time after the requested time, in timestamp order.
 */
@Experimental(Kind.TIMERS)
public interface Timer {
  /**
   * Sets or resets the time in the timer's {@link TimeDomain} at which it should fire. If the timer
   * was already set, resets it to the new requested time.
   *
   *
For {@link TimeDomain#PROCESSING_TIME}, the behavior is be unpredictable, since processing
   * time timers are ignored after a window has expired. Instead, it is recommended to use {@link
   * #setRelative()}.
   *
   *
If the {@link #withOutputTimestamp output timestamp} has not been explicitly set then the
   * default output timestamp per {@link TimeDomain} is:
   *
   *

   *
{@link TimeDomain#EVENT_TIME}: the firing time of this new timer.
   *
{@link TimeDomain#PROCESSING_TIME}: current element's timestamp or current timer's output
   *       timestamp.
   *
{@link TimeDomain#SYNCHRONIZED_PROCESSING_TIME}: current element's timestamp or current
   *       timer's output timestamp.
   *

   */
  void set(Instant absoluteTime);

  /**
   * Sets the timer relative to the current time, according to any offset and alignment specified.
   * Using {@link #offset(Duration)} and {@link #align(Duration)}.
   *
   *
If the {@link #withOutputTimestamp output timestamp} has not been explicitly set then the
   * default output timestamp per {@link TimeDomain} is:
   *
   *

   *
{@link TimeDomain#EVENT_TIME}: the firing time of this new timer.
   *
{@link TimeDomain#PROCESSING_TIME}: current element's timestamp or current timer's output
   *       timestamp.
   *
{@link TimeDomain#SYNCHRONIZED_PROCESSING_TIME}: current element's timestamp or current
   *       timer's output timestamp.
   *

   */
  void setRelative();

  /** Clears a timer. Previous set timers will become unset. */
  void clear();

  /** Offsets the target timestamp used by {@link #setRelative()} by the given duration. */
  Timer offset(Duration offset);

  /**
   * Aligns the target timestamp used by {@link #setRelative()} to the next boundary of {@code
   * period}.
   */
  Timer align(Duration period);

  /**
   * Sets event time timer's output timestamp. Output watermark will be held at this timestamp until
   * the timer fires.
   */
  Timer withOutputTimestamp(Instant outputTime);

  /**
   * Returns the current relative time used by {@link #setRelative()} and {@link #offset}. This can
   * be used by a client that self-manages relative timers (e.g. one that stores the current timer
   * time in a state variable.
   */
  Instant getCurrentRelativeTime();
}

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Am I all this and more?
Lights and darks, blood and gore?
Can I see it all?
Or will these visceral eyes recoil?
Feeling very powerful and very weak all at once. Happy nevertheless and enjoying Byron Katie. I think its her words that are taking me to new internal spaces.
hey kindred soul 🙂 you bet… if i move to the US you will too right? AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA i'm feeling crazy ashdi. Dh is in move around the world phase.


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Briana Taylor Quilts
Art Embroidered Vintage Photograph Embroidered Handwriting Handkerchief Mixed Media Collage Encaustic Wax Quilted Fiber Art Decor Wall Art
"Talk" was originally hung as part of a group of nine works on wood panel. The grouping was a nod to traditional Nine Patch quilting. Talk centers around embroidered handwriting which was taken from an old letter I've been keeping, transferred onto a vintage handkerchief and embroidered with red embroidery floss. The photograph is of two women sitting on a sofa and one is opening a gift. The photo lies under the handkerchief and a wash of beeswax renders the photograph visible through the fabric. The whole "block" is then adhered to a birch panel with a clear beeswax and resin encaustic wax.
The Wood Panel measures 12 x 12 inches (30.48cm square)
Materials: Vintage Antique Handkerchief, Vintage Photograph, Handwriting Sample, Birch wood panel, encaustic wax, and bees wax.
See the original Nine Patch grouping in the last photo! Some of the other panels from this grouping are available here:
Talk was part of the Red Work exhibit at the Hampden Gallery at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 2016. See Gallery website & exhibit information here: https://bit.ly/2GQkW8T
Briana Taylor
Over the last ten years, Briana Taylor's work has alternated between painting and textile arts with a focus on modern quilting and design. In her research and work she has developed a keen interest in the intersection of traditional quilt practices, modern art, modern style and design.
After seeing a red and white New York Beauty quilt at the New England Quilt Museum in Lowell, MA, she was compelled to recreate the complex 1870's quilt with no useable pattern and using only the tools available at that time. During this period she became interested in Redwork, a style of red embroidery introduced in the United States around 1880 from the Royal School of Art Needlework in Kensington, England. The embroidery typically depicted cute scenes of birds, puppies and little children playing games in very simplistic linear style.
Approaching Redwork with modern focus, Ms. Taylor became interested in using the medium as a way to reflect her own time and influences on her style from an emotional base. Drawing from her mother's journal, written just after her father's death in 2001, and before her mother's own death in 2009, she used her mother's words and "found" vintage photographs to attempt to illustrate the undercurrent of loss and loneliness. She also drew from a collection of letters from the early 20th Century.
Briana Taylor has a BA in Studio Art from Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, MA (1998), and an Associate in Science in Visual Arts from Holyoke Community College (1996). Her college career focused mainly on painting and sculpture, which is still part of her studio practice, with her last exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts in Springfield.
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I ship using USPS first class mail, unless otherwise stated in each listing. If you have purchased a quilt or an item valued over $50, I ship Priority Mail, and Insured for the full cost of the item being shipped.
I WILL NOT FALSIFY CUSTOMS DECLARATIONS. Please do not ask or expect me to. I will NOT mark an item as a gift on the customs form. Merchandise ordered from me to be shipped internationally is subject to the customs fees in your country. If you are not willing to pay those fees, please do not purchase! For further reading on U.S. Customs Codes, please refer to and read 19 USC § 1592 - PENALTIES FOR FRAUD, GROSS NEGLIGENCE, AND NEGLIGENCE:
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And Etsy's blog article about it here:
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BtaylorQuilts cannot accept returns on any bedding item (i.e., quilts of any kind, and pillow shams), or custom made items.
If you are unhappy with any other item that you've received you may return it (WITHIN 10 BUSINESS DAYS) for a full refund, minus shipping charges. (Ten Business days means you must have the item placed back in the mail to me within ten days and supply a tracking number). A tracking number is required and must be emailed to me for all returns.
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Hap tip to Will Briganti, who passed along this trailer for the second season of "Downton Abbey" earlier today.
"Downton," which you may have seen on PBS earlier this spring, chronicles the fictional family of the Earl of Grantham and was the brainchild of Julian Fellowes, the auteur behind "Gosford Park." While British audiences will get the second season on Sept. 18, we Yanks have to wait until January.
Take a gander. And, for what it's worth, the first season is available on iTunes.


Olive oil is an excellent food rich in monounsaturated fatty acids which protect us against heart disease. All oils are, however, very high in energy (9 cal or 37 kJ per gram), so use the oil in moderation otherwise it could cause weight gain.
what's this about? Do you drink the oil every day? Doesn't that make you FAT?? What does it do for your body??
No - your liver will definitely tell you when you have had enough. I personally prefer taking my olive oil with greek salad or steamed veggies.


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Studio SOS: Judy Abraham
Solving real-world home studio problems
By Hugh Robjohns & Paul White
The SOS team tackle an assortment of problems, from computer error messages to boxy‑sounding vocals.
Above: Judy had set up her Mac, mic and speakers in front of a bare wall. Above right: some acoustic foam was all we needed to tame the problematic reflections.
Judy Abraham is a songwriter who records her own material. She plays in most instrumental parts via a keyboard, occasionally getting friends to help out with 'real' instruments. When she contacted us, she'd already established a simple studio system based around a dual‑core Mac Pro running OS 10.4, with plenty of RAM and a dedicated external hard drive for audio. She was using Pro Tools LE, along with a Digidesign 003 audio interface, and had invested in some good plug‑ins, including NI Komplete 5, various instruments from Arturia and Spectrasonics, and Fxpansion's BFD. She also had a copy of Reason, but wasn't sure how best to use it with her other software.
For vocals, Judy had chosen a Blue Bluebird mic "because it looked nice" (not the best of reasons, but fortunately it happened to suit her voice very well!) and had purchased a heavy‑duty SE Electronics mic stand and a Reflexion Filter. An M‑Audio ProKeys 88 weighted USB keyboard acted as the master controller, and a pair of Genelec 8030A speakers perched on the upper shelf of a Quik Lok 600 studio desk took care of monitoring duties. The Digi 003 interface, placed on the desk, doubled as a monitor controller and headphone amp.
Sending Out An SOS
Judy was relatively new to using computers when she contacted us and was still a little wary of them, to the extent that she wasn't entirely confident installing or updating software. She'd been noticing various error messages from the Mac while recording, and because she wasn't very happy with the vocal sound she was achieving.
Judy also had a copy of Logic Pro 8 that she wanted to try — though she lacked the confidence to install it. She'd have preferred to upgrade to Logic Pro 9, but that (and the latest version of Pro Tools LE), required OS 10.5, and she didn't want to risk upsetting the system by updating everything at once — so she'd not yet bought the OS upgrade.
After an introductory cup of coffee, Hugh and I decided to start by looking at the computer. To find out more about the problems, we asked Judy to load up one of her songs and then opened the system performance meter, to view the disk and CPU activity meters. Although the average CPU load was under 50 percent, occasional spikes came very close to pushing the system over the edge, and on busier songs that seemed to be the probable cause of the error messages. There were also some disk-activity spikes, though nothing excessive. Providing the peak plug‑in load was kept within the CPU's limits, the system seemed perfectly stable, so we outlined to Judy the reasons for the computer problems, along with some strategies for avoiding them.
Like many users, Judy was unclear as to what made most difference in terms of performance: the CPU speed, the amount of RAM installed and the hard drive all contribute. Users suffering CPU overloads often assume that more RAM will fix the problem, but that's unlikely: an adequate amount of RAM is necessary for good performance but doesn't make the CPU run any faster. Once you have more than three or four GB of RAM, the only real benefit of increasing beyond this is if you use lots of large samples in software instruments that can make use of the extra RAM.
Hard-drive speed is largely unrelated to CPU speed, but can still be a bottleneck. The more tracks you play at once, the faster the hard drive has to work to manage the data flow. Its job is more difficult if your tracks are made up of lots of tiny regions, too, because the hard-drive head has to locate each piece of data before the computer can play them back. A simple way to avoid this is to consolidate fragmented track segments into a single audio file, as the drive head then only has to find the start of the file once.
Hard drive activity may also spike when many audio tracks start at exactly the same time — as they often do at the beginning of a chorus, for example. For this reason, I try to ensure that the parts on each track have slightly different start times, even if that means they contain a little silence. For example, if the drums don't play on the first couple of bars, I might trim the start of that track so that it begins a little later. We tried these strategies on the test song and both the CPU and disk-activity meter calmed down.
Paul examines Judy's recording setup, including her Blue Bluebird mic: Judy was fortunate in having picked a mic whose tonality suited her voice — but the recordings themselves sounded very boxy.
Judy had noticed an irritating echo when recording vocals, but had tried to live with it. We found that the buffer size was set at 1024 samples, which is ideal when mixing but causes a high latency, which is off‑putting during overdubbing if you monitor via the computer when recording audio and playing virtual instruments. We suggested that when she's tracking, she uses the smallest buffer size that will work (128 samples is a practical value in most cases), but increase it to 1024 when mixing, to help smooth out CPU spikes if adding CPU‑hungry plug‑ins such as reverb.
We tried to demonstrate the reduction in latency with a smaller buffer, but after resetting it to 128 samples, we could still hear a delay when playing MIDI keyboard parts. Switching to the Mac's on-board audio interface reduced the latency to the point where it was pretty much unnoticeable, so a certain amount of head-scratching followed. I suspected that the problem was related to the 003 box or its driver software. Ultimately, we restarted the computer and the problem simply went away, so we had to put it down to 'just one of those things': sometimes problems demand a restart, and it doesn't usually mean the system is about to have a meltdown!
Software instruments can tend to be CPU hogs, and Judy had some 'big guns' Spectrasonics stuff on the system, as well as FXpansion's BFD2, which she uses for drums. She didn't seem to have made the connection between inserting a lot of plug‑ins and the system putting up CPU-overload error messages — but soon recognised the pattern when we explained the connection! Where computing power is limited, the simplest way to avoid problems is to convert software instrument tracks to audio tracks once you're happy with them, but keep the MIDI data tracks in case you need to go back and make changes. Most DAWs now include a neat 'freeze' function that does this automatically. If you need to make changes you simply 'unfreeze' the track, tweak, and re‑freeze.
Vocals & Effects
Above: the mic stand was incorrectly set up, with the central pole touching the floor — so it wasn't isolating the mic from footsteps and other vibrations from the floor. The correct configuration is shown in the second pic, below, with the pole raised off the ground.
Judy's lack of success at setting up reverb sends in Pro Tools had led her to use multiple reverb plug‑ins as insert effects on individual channels. Even though Pro Tools' D‑Verb is relatively CPU efficient, using half a dozen or more instances of it at a time inevitably drains CPU resources, so we went through the process of setting up aux sends and buses in Pro Tools. This allows you to send some of the signal from any track to the bus track. If the software is used in that way, you can put a single reverb on the bus to be shared by different channels. This worked fine, but we had to remind Judy that to hear the solo'd vocal with reverb she'd have to solo the aux return (or make it 'solo‑safe') as well as the main vocal track.
Despite the fact that she was using a Reflexion Filter, some of Judy's vocals had a 'boxy' quality, and on at least one recording there was an undesirable flange-like effect. The delay may have come from forgetting to mute the speakers when recording, as the mic position was close to the computer desk — and with the original buffer size of 1024 samples the delay would have been very noticeable — but we couldn't figure out how the flange effect had been created, unless it was a result of Judy and/or the mic moving relative to the speakers while singing.
Looking at the mic setup, the first problem to resolve was that the mic stand had its legs splayed out horizontally, which left the centre of the mic stand touching the floor. Not only did this make the stand wobble, it also circumvented any shock‑isolating effect of the rubber feet, and made the mic more susceptible to mechanical vibration. Simply readjusting the leg collar raised the centre column away from the floor, improved the stand's stability considerably, and cured the mechanical noise issue.
We also moved the mic position slightly, so that it was roughly level with the 'mouth' of the Reflexion Filter (it had previously been a couple of inches further away). Hugh was keen to rebuild the Reflexion Filter hardware to improve its physical balance, but as the heavy SE stand was perfectly stable, we decided that we should leave it well alone on this occasion.
Backs Against The Wall!
Judy was recording vocals with her back to a bare wall, and we suspected, given the boxy room sound, that sound was reflecting back from this, over her shoulder and into the front of the mic — because that's the one angle the Reflexion Filter and most similar devices won't be able to cover. We decided to hang some simple Auralex Foam panels on the wall behind her, and to continue these around the corner onto the side of a fitted cupboard. She could then record facing the Reflexion Filter, with her back to an absorbent corner.
We put up four panels in all, so that wall reflections would be minimised both from the singing position and from the mixing seat. Thin (two‑inch) foam like this is only effective at mid-range and high frequencies, but it can make a huge subjective difference to recorded vocals, and also to clarity when monitoring. As the flat was rented, we couldn't glue foam to the walls, so we glued an old CD to the back of each one near the top edge and then used the hole in the CD to hang over a map pin, which was pushed into the wall. We got Judy to make a test recording of her vocals and she was amazed by how much cleaner the result sounded.
Vocal Processing
Judy also wanted to know how best to treat vocals in a mix. She'd been adding a bit of delay and some default‑setting D‑Verb, but with a decay time of about four seconds, it all sounded a bit cave‑like! We adjusted D‑Verb to produce a fairly short plate reverb, with a bit of pre‑delay, and saved this as a user setting that Judy could select in future projects.
We then explained how to configure a compressor to level out the dynamics of Judy's vocals and make them sit better in a mix. Again, we saved a preset, but explained that as the ideal compression setting depends on the level of the actual vocal track, you still need to adjust the threshold every time to get the right amount of gain reduction. In Judy's case the vocal sounded good set to around 4dB of gain reduction. Hugh was also keen to point out that she could afford to record at a lower level, as she'd been trying to get close to the top of the meter when singing, which risked clipping if she sang slightly louder when doing the actual take. Indeed, she told us she often had to redo recordings because of unexpected clipping. Leaving around 10dB or so of headroom makes life much easier — both when tracking and when mixing, and there's no noise floor problem with modern 24‑bit audio interfaces.
Going Soft
Affixing an unwanted CD to the back of a foam panel makes it easy to hang on a single pin — which is particularly useful in rented accommodation. Paul White hangs foam in the corner, to help reduce the boxiness of recordings, and to provide a suitable space for vocal recording. The key to making Judy's setup work for recording was to have sufficient treatment behind the recording/listening position to cut out unwanted relefections when monitoring, and to complement the Reflexion Filter when recording.
Over lunch, we set Logic Pro 8 installing, but to save time we omitted much of the optional content, which Judy might not need. Once installed, Logic booted up without problems, taking a few minutes to verify Judy's third‑party AU plug‑ins and stopping only when it found Spectrasonics' Trilogy — which was not compatible with the system. (Judy had updated to Trillian after first discovering this but hadn't uninstalled Trilogy).
As Judy was new to Logic, we created a default song template, with screensets for the Arrange page, the Mixer page, and one page with just a transport bar at the bottom, so Logic could be controlled while displaying Reason on the rest of the page. We decided on eight mono audio tracks and eight software instrument tracks as a good starting point, and added three aux sends to the mixer, the first two feeding two different Space Designer reverbs (a vocal plate and a small concert hall for the instruments) and the third feeding a delay. A further aux channel was set up, with Reason acting as its source via ReWire. Though she hadn't really used Logic before, Judy really liked the way it worked and was particularly impressed by the selection of built‑in plug‑ins.
When working in Pro Tools, Judy had tried a light version of Celemony's Melodyne pitch and time‑correction processor for fixing problems. Melodyne is a very powerful piece of software, and probably the best one available, but Judy found it quite hard work, as it requires a lot of user input, and wanted something simpler to use. In Logic, we tried the bundled Pitch Correction plug‑in, which works by setting a scale of notes and a speed of correction — much like Antares' original Auto-Tune plug‑in, which it imitates. This worked very well with her voice, as her pitching is generally pretty good anyway, and the plug‑in just added the final polish. I also set up a vocal compressor, and we made another test vocal recording to show off the vocal processing and to fine-tune the plate reverb. Again, Judy was really impressed by how solid and clear the vocals sounded in comparison with her earlier recordings.
We spent half an hour going over the basics of using Logic, focusing on the essentials such as setting recording sources, instantiating plug‑ins and basic cut, copy and paste editing. We also looked at the fundamentals of automation. Judy seemed very keen on the way the program works, and, given that she makes extensive use of software instruments, she felt that in some situations it would be a more useful platform for her composition work than Pro Tools.
While we were putting the finishing touches to our 'Logic 101' session, Hugh repositioned the Genelec monitors to get them aiming correctly at the engineer's head, and fussed with the cabling in his usual, capable manner! By late afternoon, Judy felt more confident about getting the best performance from her computer, and was particularly pleased that we'd come up with a method for achieving a good vocal sound that suited her voice. With that, we thanked her for lunch and moved onto our next challenge — London's North Circular road during rush hour!
Reader Reaction
SOS reader Judy Abrahams.
Judy: "The sound treatment you put up works so well; I never would have thought it could make that much difference when recording vocals, but it really does: I get much cleaner vocals now.
"You answered most of my questions, and I'm using my setup with more confidence than before. Creatively, I don't have to keep starting and stopping because of some technical glitch or hitch, loss of sound and so on. I'm so glad you took the trouble to sort my system out.
"I don't seem to have any problems with losing sound, or crashes, or anything so far. The only thing I did was reinstall the rest of Logic's sound library, as there were a lot of instruments without sound! It was good that you set up the template, especially for assigning reverbs and delays. I'm also now using compression, and that seems to be working well for me. Thank you!"
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Welcome to de islands Mon! We put de lime in de coconut an drink it all up. Den we make de coconut look like de fish and we call it a Loco Nut. Sometimes we make de Loco Nut look like de birdhouse. What could be more natural. Take a look at all a dem and choose yo favorite colors. We will ship it to you fo free! Oh ya, don forget: Satisfaction Guaranteed. If you don like it jus send it back. Like I'm worried that you ain't gon like it. We ship it by Priority Mail so you gon get it quick.
Made on our little island of St. John from dried native coconuts. (No palm tree was harmed in the making of this Loco-Nut Fish.) The fins are made from fronds of a Royal Palm or Queen palm tree. These Loco-Nuts are hand painted by local artists and each one is totaly unique.


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This device is ahead in price when compared to its predecessor & as well in Tech Specs.The new Moto X features a 5.2-inch Full HD display – an upgrade from last year's Moto X which had a 720p screen. Also there's Corning Gorilla Glass to protect the screen from scratches and some new custom backs, including a black leather-feel panel and a wood panel. It also runs on a faster 2.5GHz Snapdragon 801 processor – a notch up from the 1.7GHz processor. It's backed by 2GB of RAM and is expected to come in 16GB and 32GB variants.


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#ifndef _SMT_ARITH_H_
#define _SMT_ARITH_H_

#include"ast.h"
#include"smt_solver_types.h"
#include"params.h"
#include"statistics.h"
class model;

namespace smt {

    class arith {
        struct imp;
        imp *       m_imp;
        params_ref  m_params;
    public:
        arith(ast_manager & m, params_ref const & p);
        ~arith();
        void updt_params(params_ref const & p);
        void assert_axiom(expr * t, bool neg);
        void mk_atom(expr * t, atom_id id);
        void asserted(atom_id id, bool is_true);
        bool inconsistent() const;
        void push();
        void pop(unsigned num_scopes);
        void set_cancel(bool f);
        void simplify();
        void display(std::ostream & out) const;
        void reset();
        void preprocess();
        void collect_statistics(statistics & st) const;
        void reset_statistics();
        lbool check();
        void mk_model(model * md);
    };
};

#endif


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const traverse = require('./traverse')

/**
 * Render input with Nunjucks
 * @param  {object} env     Nunjucks environment to render with
 * @param  {object} context Nunjucks context
 * @param  {*}      input   Input to be rendered with Nunjucks
 * @return {*} Rendered input
 * @example
 *   render(env, { testVar: 'var value' }, '{{ testVar }}') -> 'var value'
 *   render(env, { testVar: 'var value' }, { ojb: { inner: '{{ testVar }}' } }) -> { ojb: { inner: 'var value' } }
*/
module.exports = (env, context, input) => traverse(
  input,
  (tmpl) => env.renderString(tmpl.replace(/^=({({|%))/, '$1'), context),
  (string) => string.includes('{{') || string.includes('{%')
)


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-	[`latest`, `5`, `5.22`, `5.22.1` (*5.022.001-64bit/Dockerfile*)](https://github.com/perl/docker-perl/blob/r20151213.0/5.022.001-64bit/Dockerfile)
-	[`5.20`, `5.20.3` (*5.020.003-64bit/Dockerfile*)](https://github.com/perl/docker-perl/blob/r20151213.0/5.020.003-64bit/Dockerfile)
-	[`threaded`, `5-threaded`, `5.22-threaded`, `5.22.1-threaded` (*5.022.001-64bit,threaded/Dockerfile*)](https://github.com/perl/docker-perl/blob/r20151213.0/5.022.001-64bit,threaded/Dockerfile)
-	[`5.20-threaded`, `5.20.3-threaded` (*5.020.003-64bit,threaded/Dockerfile*)](https://github.com/perl/docker-perl/blob/r20151213.0/5.020.003-64bit,threaded/Dockerfile)

For more information about this image and its history, please see [the relevant manifest file (`library/perl`)](https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/blob/master/library/perl). This image is updated via pull requests to [the `docker-library/official-images` GitHub repo](https://github.com/docker-library/official-images).

For detailed information about the virtual/transfer sizes and individual layers of each of the above supported tags, please see [the `perl/tag-details.md` file](https://github.com/docker-library/docs/blob/master/perl/tag-details.md) in [the `docker-library/docs` GitHub repo](https://github.com/docker-library/docs).

# What is Perl?

Perl is a high-level, general-purpose, interpreted, dynamic programming language. The Perl language borrows features from other programming languages, including C, shell scripting (sh), AWK, and sed.

> [wikipedia.org/wiki/Perl](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perl)

![logo](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/docker-library/docs/2f0c63f66919d5f310ba8357cec5f12d93ef4208/perl/logo.png)

# How to use this image

## Create a `Dockerfile` in your Perl app project

```dockerfile
FROM perl:5.20
COPY . /usr/src/myapp
WORKDIR /usr/src/myapp
CMD [ "perl", "./your-daemon-or-script.pl" ]
```

Then, build and run the Docker image:

```console
$ docker build -t my-perl-app .
$ docker run -it --rm --name my-running-app my-perl-app
```

## Run a single Perl script

For many simple, single file projects, you may find it inconvenient to write a complete `Dockerfile`. In such cases, you can run a Perl script by using the Perl Docker image directly:

```console
$ docker run -it --rm --name my-running-script -v "$PWD":/usr/src/myapp -w /usr/src/myapp perl:5.20 perl your-daemon-or-script.pl
```

# License

View [license information](http://dev.perl.org/licenses/) for the software contained in this image.

# Supported Docker versions

This image is officially supported on Docker version 1.9.1.

Support for older versions (down to 1.6) is provided on a best-effort basis.

Please see [the Docker installation documentation](https://docs.docker.com/installation/) for details on how to upgrade your Docker daemon.

# User Feedback

## Documentation

Documentation for this image is stored in the [`perl/` directory](https://github.com/docker-library/docs/tree/master/perl) of the [`docker-library/docs` GitHub repo](https://github.com/docker-library/docs). Be sure to familiarize yourself with the [repository's `README.md` file](https://github.com/docker-library/docs/blob/master/README.md) before attempting a pull request.

## Issues

If you have any problems with or questions about this image, please contact us through a [GitHub issue](https://github.com/Perl/docker-perl/issues).

You can also reach many of the official image maintainers via the `#docker-library` IRC channel on [Freenode](https://freenode.net).

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Are Wedding Bells Coming Sooner Than We Think For Big Sean And Naya Rivera?
October 4, 2013 - 4:07 am by Stacy-Ann Ellis TWITTER
According to the internets, congratulations may be in order for Big Sean and his girlfriend (or fiancee) Naya Rivera. A rep confirmed with JustJared that the lovebirds are now engaged.
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Unfortunately, according to Wendy Capland, CEO of Vision Quest Consulting and author of the bestseller "Your Next Bold Move for Women," there's a lot women do ourselves to make matters worse.
"It's not that I don't think there's a glass ceiling," Capland explains. "More women now graduate from college than men, and women are the breadwinners in almost 50% of American households. But only 22% of executives in Corporate America are women, so that number is pitiful."
But, Capland says, her work coaching executive women has given her a different perspective. Her company has trained thousands of women leaders, both Fortune 500 executives and small business owners. And from what she's observed, women business leaders often fail to put ourselves on the same footing as men. Thus, she says, we suffer not only from the glass ceiling, but also from what some call "sticky-floor syndrome."
As a woman in leadership and a lifelong feminist myself, my first reaction was to dismiss Capland's view as just another case of blaming the victim. But as she began listing the ways that women leaders undercut themselves, I had to admit that many items on her list were things I myself have done. So have other women leaders I know.
Here are 12 things Capland says we women need to stop doing ASAP so as to claim our power in the business world. See if any of these sound as sadly familiar to you as they did to me:
1. Using minimizing language.
"Women use words that minimize their own impact," Capland says. "Like 'just.' 'Let me just tell you something.' 'I just wanted to stop you for a minute.'" That simple word sends the subtle message that our statements and opinions aren't that important, she says.
And there are other belittling words women are prone to using, she says. "'I'm feeling a little bit concerned about something.' I doubt you're really feeling just a little bit concerned or you probably wouldn't have brought it up," Capland says. "You're feeling concerned."
2. Apologizing.
Women in business are prone to apologizing when there's no reason to do so, Capland says. "Many women's voicemail messages begin, 'I'm sorry I'm not able to take your call right now.' Even in our voicemail, we apologize!"
3. Asking permission.
Women are prone to asking questions when they already know the answers, Capland says. "We don't want to be too overpowering, and we want to get buy-in up front. And we ask permission to say something when there's absolutely no need to do that."
4. Waiting until we're experts before taking on a new role.
"Often when offered an opportunity, women will feel like they need to be fully skilled before taking it on, while a man given the same opportunity will say, 'It's about time they picked me!'" Capland says. "Men will say, 'I'll take the job and figure it out when I get there.'"
And, she says, age doesn't seem to make a difference. "I just talked to two 20-year-olds, one man, one woman, both unhappy in their jobs. The woman says she wants to get a new job but doesn't know what else she can really do. The man says, it's no problem, he'll just get another job because he's so marketable."
5. Focusing on cooperation rather than competition.
Yes, there are a thousand business articles that tell us collaboration is the more effective approach. The problem with that? "It's not the structure of Corporate America," Capland says. "Corporate America has a hierarchical structure. It's not set up for collaboration to be effective long-term — I don't care what people say."
6. Questioning ourselves.
"A lot of women I've been exposed to — including myself — spend a too much time thinking about these common concerns," Capland says. "Will I be a threat to my husband if I surpass his income? Will people think I'm a bad mother because I'm working so hard or running my own business? Will I lose my friends if I upset the balance of power or popularity? And who am I, anyway?"
7. Not setting clear goals.
"You have to be really clear about what you want," Capland says. "Do you want a promotion or a job change? Funding for your new company? Do you want to write a book or be a keynote speaker? You have to be really clear so that you can set priorities and boundaries. You're going to have to make big asks. If you're wishy-washy about what you're going after, everyone else will be too."
8. Only setting goals we know how to reach.
"Don't be stopped from setting a goal because you don't know how to get there," Capland says. "No one does when they set a goal where they're stretching themselves."
Years ago, she adds, she found herself declaring during a workshop that she wanted to have her own television show. "As soon as I said it, I thought, 'I have no idea how to do that. That was a stupid goal.'" But a woman in the audience came up to Capland afterward, told her she was being interviewed by a cable show next week, and invited her to come along and observe. Capland decided this was a good way to get her feet wet.
"You can head toward a big goal one baby step at a time," she explains. In fact, it may be better that way — you'll avoid setting off your own fight-or-flight response.
Sure enough, Capland eventually wound up with her own cable program. "It ran locally for three years and I had 2.5 million viewers," she says.
9. Not setting clear boundaries.
Once she'd done the show for three years, Capland was done with cable. "My next stretch goal was a PBS special," she says. So when a woman got in touch and invited Capland to do a cable TV series, she said no. "Create some non-negotiable boundaries so you can say yes to things that lead you toward your goals and no to things that would distract you," she advises.
10. Worrying too much about relationships.
That "no" on the cable series was harder than it should have been, Capland adds. "I was really clear that was a no for me," she says. "But I think the woman was surprised. And all I cared about was the relationship — even though I didn't even know her."
11. Getting too hung up on details.
"Women tend to pay too much attention to little details for too long, versus seeing the bigger picture," Capland says. "That can make it hard for them to delegate and therefore prevents them having the freedom to take on the next challenge. I have a client who's been focusing on details for years and now realizes that she's pigeonholed herself in a role she doesn't want, rather than planning and preparing for the role she wanted next."
12. Failing to build a personal brand.
A strong personal brand will help you get what you want whether you're working in a company or running one of your own. "The way to develop a personal brand is to deepen your own self-awareness," Capland says. "What makes you stand out positively from other people?"
A personal brand, she says, is an asset that defines the best things about you. "It's the impression people have of you, and the impression you want them to have," she says.
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By Patricia J. Elder	 Last updated Dec 26, 2021
WASHINGTON CROSSING, Pa .– Hundreds of people gathered on both sides of the Delaware River to witness an annual Christmas Day re-enactment of George Washington's 1776 crossing, a year after pandemic restrictions forced viewers to watch it online.
Reconstructions of three boats completed the crossing in about an hour on Saturday afternoon with overcast skies but fairly mild temperatures, a spokesperson for Washington Crossing Historic Park said.
Earlier this month, around 5,000 people attended a dress rehearsal for the War of Independence reenactment in good weather and good water conditions, said Friends of Washington Crossing Park volunteer Tom Maddock, calling it that of "great day".
PETE HEGSETH HOSTS ANNUAL RECOGNITION OF FAMOUS WASHINGTON TREK IN 'WASHINGTON'S CHRISTMAS CROSSING'
In 2020, after crowd size restrictions banned the traditional event from being held in person, park officials released a video of a re-enactment filmed earlier in the month offering what they called a "close-up view". This year, people entering the reception center were asked to wear masks, and workers were also masked, officials said.
General George Washington, played by Bob Gerenser, 43, of New Hope, Pa., Second from right, crosses the Delaware River with his troops in Trenton, New Jersey, from Washington Crossing Historic Park in Pa., During a crossing passed.
In years past, thousands of people have often gathered every Christmas morning on the banks of the river in Washington Crossing, Pa., And Titusville, New Jersey, to watch pageants set off by boats to trace the daring 1776 voyage of Washington and his troops.
In 2019, the crossing was completed for the first time in three years with what the Friends of Washington Crossing Park said was likely a record crowd of 4,500 to 5,000. The crossing had been scuttled during the previous two years, first by high winds and then by high tides.
Other activities at the annual event include reenactments of Washington's address to his troops, historic speeches and processions, and period-clad staff providing public interpretation.
In the original crossing, boats carried 2,400 soldiers, 200 horses and 18 cannons across the river. Washington's troops marched eight miles downstream before fighting Hessian mercenaries in the streets of Trenton. Thirty Hessians were killed and two Continental soldiers froze to death during the march.
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We are glad to announce that Dr Darian Meacham will give a presentation on the topic of privacy during the webinar on data ethics and governance hosted by DRAGoN Research Centre on October 14th, 19:00 (UTC+1).
Privacy remains a central concern in the deployment of data-sharing technologies. These concerns have been addressed in various ways, from glib "nothing to fear if nothing to hide" attitudes, to serious undertakings toward the development of privacy-preserving technologies in federated learning environments (for example). Privacy is often understood in terms of a trade-off that citizens make in exchange for convenience or other forms of utility. During the webinar, Darian will explore the meaning of privacy in relation to informational asymmetry and governance, and show how these related concepts can help to understand what is at stake in caring for privacy.
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The movie, which will be helmed by Joshua Michael Stern, chronicles the life of the entrepreneur, from his early hippie days to his death in October 2011.
Kutcher, who recently split from wife Demi Moore, was rumoured to be dating Rihanna. However, the singer has since denied the news.
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As Sunny Deol Says No Link to Deep Sidhu, Old Photo of Duo Emerges
Sidhu had not only aided Deol's campaign, they had also appeared together during film promotions in 2015.
Updated: 27 Jan 2021, 4:19 PM IST
After a video of actor Deep Sidhu with protesters hoisting the Nishan Sahib flag at the Red Fort during the farmers' rally on 26 January went viral, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP from Gurdaspur and actor Sunny Deol issued a statement on Twitter, distancing himself from Sidhu.
Deol stated that he was saddened by what happened at the Red Fort, and asserted that, "I or my family have no relations with Deep Sidhu."
'We Hoisted Only Nishan Sahib Flag at Red Fort', Claims Deep Sidhu
Sidhu has emerged as an important voice of the farmers' protest against the three farm laws. He was part of the sit-in at Shambhu Barrier in Punjab's Patiala district, when the protest began in September and has remained at the forefront ever since.
On 26 January, the Punjabi actor shared a Facebook live where he can be seen among the farmers hoisting the Nishan Sahib flag at the Red Fort. In another live, he issued a clarification, saying the Indian national flag was not removed from the flagpole and they only hoisted the Kisan Mazdoor Ekta's flag and the Nishan Sahib. The act was also condemned by several farmer leaders for turning the protests communal.
Sidhu's Image with Deol, PM Modi And Shah
Hereafter, a picture of him with Deol, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah went viral on social media, with opposition leaders alleging Sidhu's affiliation to the BJP.
The images were also tweeted by lawyer and activist Prashant Bhushan.
The pictures are from April 2019, when BJP had announced Deol's candidacy for the Lok Sabha elections in Punjab's Gurdaspur.
Sidhu, who had been aiding the actor's campaign, met PM Modi on 28 April 2019. The Prime Minister had also tweeted a photo with Deol back then, in the same attire as that of the viral image.
The viral image could be traced to a photo gallery by Times, copyrighted to Bennett, Coleman and Company Limited.
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We found that the image of Sidhu with Amit Shah is from 19 April 2019, when he along with Deol had met the Home Minister at the Pune Airport.
In an image from the meeting, shared by BJP's Tarun Rathi, Shah can be seen in the same attire and room as the viral image.
Not Connected with Sidhu: Deol
However, Deol has denied any connection to the controversial Punjabi actor.
Apart from his recent tweet, he had also clarified on 6 December that he was not affiliated to Sidhu or any of his actions during the farmers' protest.
In a statement he says, "Deep Sidhu, who was with me at the time of election, has not been with me for a long time, whatever he is saying and doing, he is doing according to his will, I have nothing to do with any of his activities."
He further says that he is with the party and the farmers.
Social Media Users Call out Deol-Sidhu Connection
While the BJP MP maintains he's not connected to Sidhu, social media users were quick to point out the duo's long-standing camaraderie.
Sidhu had not only aided Deol's campaign, they had also appeared together during the promotions of Sidhu's first film, 'Ramta Jogi', which came out in 2015.
A Twitter user shared a now viral clip of the duo's interview back in August 2015, in which Deol calls Sidhu a 'younger brother' and says that he has known him for a long time.
A longer version of the interview can also be viewed here.
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By Jana Soeldner Danger
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Worried about thinning hair? Now there's an FDA-approved, at-home remedy that may help. No, it's not a new shampoo or conditioner. It's a cap that delivers low-level laser therapy to stimulate hair follicles, encouraging new strength and growth.
The battery-powered Capillus device, which fits snugly under a ball cap, emits photons of light that are absorbed by the mitochondria, the energy centers within the cells of hair follicles, says Dr. Alan Bauman, MD, a hair restoration specialist with a practice at the Bauman Medical Hair Transplant and Hair Loss Treatment Center in Boca Raton. "It's a great treatment for people in the early stages of hair loss," Dr. Bauman says. "It protects and enhances the follicle."
Hair thinning happens when follicles miniaturize, making strands grow out weaker and less thick, says Dr. Bauman, who participated in the clinical trial that resulted in FDA approval for the Capillus device. Eventually, the follicles may die and quit producing hair at all. The low-level laser energy stimulates the cells within the follicle to slow or reverse the miniaturization and may also increase melanin production to darken graying strands. "It makes the follicle healthier so the hair is thicker and healthier and more pigmented," Dr. Bauman says. "When hair is not completely gray, it can rejuvenate color."
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What it won't do: make hair grow on a bald head. "If the follicle is dead and gone, it won't help," Dr. Bauman says. "It's not good for baldness. It doesn't make new hair follicles, it makes weak follicles stronger and work better."
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Tiffnie Jackson, Director of Racial Justice at the YWCA in Mankato, spoke to the gathered crowd of roughly 50 community members at "It's Time to Talk: Forums on Race" held at the TCU High School Monday night. Jackson said that the YWCA's mission is to eliminate racism and gain racial justice providing freedom and equality for all. (Andrea Nelson Photo)
What does it mean to be a person of color in a community that is predominantly white? What is it like to be white here in Montgomery? What can the community you live in do about disparities surrounding race relations and equality?
These are just a few of the hard-hitting questions posed upon attendees at the "It's Time to Talk: Forums on Race" held Monday at Tri-City United High School.
"This is really an interesting and exciting event for me personally and professionally," said Mark Preissing of the event.
Preissing is the Tri-City United Community Education Director. He said that he was approached by Jessica O'Brien, the Community Engagement Manager at Region Nine Development Commission, to host a community engagement project surrounding the topic of race and specifically racism. Together they have spent the last six months preparing and planning for this event.
"It's really important to build bridges of understanding," O'Brien said. Region Nine works with communities and intergovernmental offices to promote the future development of the region, which includes nine counties, 33 school districts, 72 cities and 147 townships.
O'Brien said that one topic the organization is focused on is the changing demographics in the region and the impact this currently has and will have in the future as the demographics change even more dramatically a decade from now.
According to the Minnesota Demographic Center, this region of Minnesota is expected to see a minority population growth of 156.5 percent by 2035. The black population alone is expected to increase by roughly 200 percent, and persons with two or more races is expected to increase roughly 75 percent, while the white population is expected to decline by 0.1 percent.
"Le Sueur County reflects this trend today," O'Brien said of the declining white only population.
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Monday's forum was led by staff and volunteers of the YWCA Mankato in partnership with Region Nine Development Commission, the Greater Mankato Diversity Council, Tri City United Schools and Community Education.
The YWCA Mankato's Director of Racial Justice, Tiffnie Jackson, opened the evening by sharing a story about herself and her first realization that her skin color was "different" than others. She recalled her first day at school and being just like all the other kids.
However, that all changed the second day when the other kids got closer and closer to her until one licked her face.
"I was the only one who got licked," Jackson said recalling her second day of preschool because a mother told her child that having black skin was "sweet like chocolate."
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