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KAZAKHSTAN: Proposed new Administrative Code to be reworked, existing penalties remain
Felix Corley, Forum 18
In withdrawing from Parliament the controversial proposed new Code of Administrative Offences, the government was not responding to pressure from human rights defenders, an official and a law professor have separately told Forum 18 News Service. Bulat Beisov of the Justice Ministry's Legislation Department insisted the Code will be reworked and presented again to Parliament. Law professor Roman Podoprigora says the impact on human rights and religious freedom of the withdrawal of the proposed new Code is "neutral". He points out that the Code in force today already includes two Articles punishing non state-approved religious activity which are likely simply to be carried over into the new Code when it is presented once again. Beisov rejected any suggestion that the two Articles in both the current and withdrawn new Code violate international human rights norms by punishing people for unregistered religious activity.
The government's decision to withdraw from Parliament the controversial draft Code of Administrative Offences was not connected with the widespread criticism by human rights defenders and religious communities over provisions that violate Kazakhstan's international human rights commitments, Forum 18 News Service has learned. "It was withdrawn for other reasons, together with the draft Administrative Procedure Code, and they will be reworked and presented to Parliament again," Bulat Beisov, head of the Directorate of Criminal Legislation in the Justice Ministry's Legislation Department, told Forum 18 from the capital Astana on 8 September.
Law professor Roman Podoprigora of the Caspian Public University in Almaty agrees. "The government wasn't responding to pressure over human rights – the withdrawal merely reflects fierce arguments within different parts of the government over conceptual questions as to what should go in one Code and what in the other," he told Forum 18 on 8 September from Almaty. "The argument mostly focuses on the Administrative Procedure Code, but both were withdrawn together and will be presented again after redrafting."
Professor Podoprigora says the impact on human rights and religious freedom of the withdrawal of the proposed new Code of Administrative Offences is "neutral". He points out that the Code in force today already includes punishments for non state-approved religious activity which are likely simply to be carried over into the new Code when it is presented once again.
Vyacheslav Abramov, Deputy Director of Freedom House in Kazakhstan, welcomes the withdrawal of the proposed Code of Administrative Offences. "It's definitely a positive step as, instead of improving the situation, the new Codes would have made it considerably worse," he told Forum 18 from Almaty on 8 September.
However, he remains sceptical that the Government will introduce "perfect versions". "But we human rights defenders are ready for new discussions." He said human rights groups must continue to send the Government their comments in the hope that "at least some will make their way through" to improve the drafts.
Like Professor Podoprigora, Abramov also points out that for religious believers, the withdrawal of the new Codes "changes nothing" as the current Administrative Code Articles punishing peaceful religious activity remain in force. "Let's hope the Government will listen to the recommendations from civil society and change these Articles too in the new version," he told Forum 18. "Human rights defenders sent their proposals on this to the Government and Parliament a long time ago."
Codes withdrawn
The Government has long promised to revise these Codes. It sent its approved drafts to Parliament in November 2009, where they were handed to the Majilis (lower house) Legislative and Judicial-Legal Committee. A working group to prepare the texts had already begun its work, but neither draft Code had reached the full Committee, let alone a plenary session of the Majilis (see F18News 24 June 2010 http://www.forum18.org/Archive.php?article_id=1460).
The two draft Codes were withdrawn by the government on 6 August, the Majilis noted in its list of pending legislation published on its website on 3 September. The decree withdrawing the Codes, signed by Prime Minister Karim Masimov, gave no reason for the decision.
Beisov told Forum 18 that the Justice Ministry is now redrafting the two Codes, but refused to discuss any time scale. "It will take as long as it takes," he told Forum 18.
Will Government seek OSCE review?
Asked whether this time his Government will seek a legislative review by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) – which it failed to do for the withdrawn drafts, despite pressure from human rights groups and religious communities – Beisov of the Justice Ministry said the texts "will definitely be available to the OSCE".
However, asked if the Government will request OSCE assistance in preparing a text in line with international human rights commitments, Beisov responded: "That decision will be taken above my level. But we have here in Kazakhstan many qualified legal experts."
Two members of the Majilis Legislative and Judicial-Legal Committee refused to comment on 8 September on whether the reworked Code of Administrative Offences will still include punishments for peaceful religious activity. Serik Temirbulatov, who had been chairing the working group preparing the Codes, told Forum 18 he was too busy to talk, while Ramazan Sarpekov told Forum 18 he was in hospital and unable to talk.
Articles punish religious activity
Human rights defenders and religious believers have long complained about two Articles of the current Code of Administrative Offences which violate religious freedom.
Article 374-1 – first introduced in 2005 – punishes leading, participating in or financing an unregistered, halted or banned religious community or social organisation.
Article 375, a broadly framed article, punishes "violating the Law on Religion" (including by leaders who reject state registration) by communities whose activity "contradicts their aims and tasks" or which is not listed in their state-approved statutes, and by individuals who conduct "missionary activity" without a special licence from the state.
The now-withdrawn Government draft would have retained Article 374-1 (renumbered as Article 451) in its entirety.
Article 375 (renumbered as Article 452) would have had some provisions deleted, but would still have punished: "refusal by leaders of religious associations to register them with state bodies, carrying out of activity by religious associations not in accordance with their statute, participating in the activity of or financing political parties, violating the rules governing holding of religious events outside the location of a religious association, organising of special children's or youth meetings not related to worship, and forcing individuals to carry out religious rituals". Also still punished would have been unauthorised missionary activity by foreign citizens or those without citizenship.
Professor Podoprigora was one of those who presented a written analysis of how these Articles violate Kazakhstan's international human rights commitments and calling for them to be abolished almost in their entirety (see F18News 24 June 2010 http://www.forum18.org/Archive.php?article_id=1460).
Justice Ministry official rejects criticism
Yet Beisov of the Justice Ministry vigorously rejects suggestions that these two Articles of the Code now in force or the draft new Code just withdrawn by the Government violate international human rights standards, even over the punishment of religious activity simply because it is not authorised by the government.
"I wouldn't say there are any deficiencies or violations of international norms in these Articles," Beisov insisted to Forum 18. "Everyone can pray, but a religious organisation or association is a different matter." Told that international human rights norms make no mention of any requirement to register with the government before a religious community can function and told that many countries practice this by not requiring such registration – including Russia, Ukraine and Norway – he responded: "I think you are looking at this from a completely different angle."
Official agencies regard punishing individuals who violate these two Articles as vital. The website of Pavlodar Regional Police for example lists identifying "offenders" under these Articles as two of the nine "basic tasks" of its Department for the Fight against Extremism, Separatism and Terrorism.
Wide use of administrative penalties
Article 374-1 and Article 375 have often been used to punish religious activity, particularly by Council of Churches Baptists, who reject on principle any demands that they register with the state. Many have been fined and, after refusing to pay such fines, some of their pastors have been given short-term detentions. They have also been used to punish Muslims, as well as Jehovah's Witnesses in earlier years.
However, Council of Churches Baptist Dmitry Janzen says he knows of no such prosecutions in the previous two months. "It seems a bit quieter," he told Forum 18 from Temirtau on 8 September. "But though there have been no court cases, police and local officials continue to visit, summon, question and watch."
Janzen cited a visit by three police officers to his church's Sunday service on 8 August, during which a wedding also took place. "They didn't disturb the service, but drew up a record of an administrative violation which they refused to show to us." He added that officials have also examined closely all the documents related to ownership of the Temirtau church's worship building.
Janzen also pointed to the case of Nikolai Levin, a pastor in Balkashino in Akmola Region. He was questioned by the Regional police Department for the Fight against Extremism, Separatism and Terrorism in June after earlier pressure to register from local administration officials (see F18News 23 June 2010 http://www.forum18.org/Archive.php?article_id=1459).
After Forum 18's calls to local officials, Janzen said, Pastor Levin had received a "very angry call" from a local official who asked why he had brought his case to international attention. However, the local official was soon overridden by a more senior regional official, who instructed that Levin be left unpunished until after the end of the year.
Punishments overturned or ignored
Despite the frequent punishments handed down under Article 374-1 and Article 375, and the continuing attempts to impose further punishments by police officers, the National Security Committee (KNB) secret police and prosecutors, the authorities often find it difficult to follow through on the punishments. Religious believers prepared to challenge the punishments right through the judicial system can have them overturned.
Council of Churches Baptists routinely refuse to pay fines, and court executors often struggle to find property they are able to seize from them. Restraining orders have been handed down on livestock, but these are rarely seized.
Baptist Viktor Leven was ordered deported in 2009 under Article 375 for leading a church service while he was still a German citizen (see F18News 24 June 2010 http://www.forum18.org/Archive.php?article_id=1460). However, Janzen told Forum 18 that while officials still threaten to do so they appear reluctant to fulfil their pledge.
On 17 March, the Supervisory Judicial Collegium for Civil and Administrative Cases of Kazakhstan's Supreme Court in Astana reviewed the fine of 100 times the minimum monthly wage handed down on Zhanna-Tereza Raudovich under Article 374-1 Part 1 for hosting a small Sunday worship service in her home. She was given a "verbal reprimand" instead (see F18News 24 June 2010 http://www.forum18.org/Archive.php?article_id=1460).
On 10 March the same Collegium of the Supreme Court had overturned the punishments handed down to two visiting Jehovah's Witnesses, 82-year-old American Theodore Jaracz and 69-year-old Canadian John Kikot. Both were detained by police and counter-terrorist police in Almaty in May 2008 after giving a 30 minute "pastoral discourse" at a Jehovah's Witness meeting. They were both found guilty by an Almaty court under Article 375 Part 3, each fined 15 times the minimum monthly wage and ordered deported. They were both barred from reentering Kazakhstan for five years (see F18News 30 January 2009 http://www.forum18.org/Archive.php?article_id=1247).
On 17 June 2008 Almaty City Court rejected their appeal, but they took the case further. Eventually, in an 11 February 2010 protest seen by Forum 18, Kazakhstan's Deputy General Prosecutor Askar Sekishev wrote to the Supreme Court asking it to annul the penalties as the two visitors had committed no offence.
However, although the Supreme Court vindicated Jaracz and Kikot, it did not publicise the verdict until 11 August, when a statement on its website and on the website of the General Prosecutor's Office made the information widely available. "They did this only when we insisted," one Jehovah's Witness told Forum 18 from Almaty on 8 September. "We wanted people to know they were innocent of any wrongdoing."
Yet it remains unclear if the two men have had their five-year entry ban overturned. "The lower court wrote to the Interior Ministry department in Almaty asking them to ensure this, but we don't know if it has been done. They have not written to us to say they have done this."
In other cases, courts themselves recognise that prosecutors and the police have exceeded their powers in trying to punish religious believers. Police and prosecutors brought a case against a Jehovah's Witness in Akmola Region in December 2009 under Article 342 ("violation of the law on the media") for allegedly illegally distributing Jehovah's Witness publications. However, the court rejected the case as unfounded and sent it back, Jehovah's Witnesses told Forum 18. (END)
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KAZAKHSTAN: Parliament to go against international human rights commitments?
Following a police raid on his ordination service, Baptist pastor Oleg Voropaev in Kazakhstan's northern Pavlodar Region has become the latest victim of the Administrative Code's punishments for leading unregistered worship, Forum 18 News Service has learnt. Voropaev told the court that he considered himself not guilty, as Kazakhstan's Constitution guarantees the right to worship individually or collectively. As a community without a bank account the church does not need legal status, and does not need or want registration to exist or meet. Human rights defenders and religious communities are concerned that punishments for religious activity under the current Administrative Code are retained under the proposed new Code now in Parliament. Deputy Serik Temirbulatov, who chairs the Majilis working group preparing the new draft, expects a draft to be presented to the Majilis' Legislative and Judicial-Legal Committee in late October, and a draft to reach the full Majilis in December. Asked if the majority view among deputies will prevail even if proposed Articles still violate Kazakhstan's international human rights commitments, Temirbulatov responded: "Yes."
KAZAKHSTAN: Is unregistered religious activity extremism, separatism or terrorism?
Muslims and Baptists are known to have been targeted in 2010 by at least three of Kazakhstan's regional police Departments for the Fight against Extremism, Separatism and Terrorism in Kazakhstan, Forum 18 News Service has learned. "We get involved in questions on this line," police Major Dauren Gumarov commented on raids on three Taraz mosques and one nearby madrassa (religious college). Major Gumarov is head of Jambyl region's anti-terrorism police, and asked what he meant by "line" he replied: "Unregistered religious associations." Insisting – despite contradictory statements in Kazakh law and international human rights standards – that state registration is compulsory, Major Gumarov refused to explain why his Department targeted peaceful religious communities which did not pose an extremist, separatist or terrorist threat. Council of Churches Baptists – who refuse on principle to seek state registration – have also been targeted by anti-terrorism police. Pastor Nikolai Levin told Forum 18 that he "asked [a police officer] why people cannot believe as they choose without his Department needing to know about it, but he refused to explain".
KAZAKHSTAN: Textbook "propagandises intolerance, so it should be banned for use in schools"
Human rights defenders and religious communities remain highly concerned about a school religious studies textbook which, in the words of one local specialist, contains "aggressive, sometimes insulting and even offensive" language about some Kazakh religious communities. Among those who have expressed concern to Forum 18 News Service are Ahmadi Muslims, Protestant Christians, Hare Krishna devotees, Jehovah's Witnesses and the state Religious Affairs Committee. Human rights defenders have also expressed concern about the textbook's echoing of officials' rhetoric against freedom of religion or belief. The lead author of the textbook, Senator Garifolla Esim, claimed to Forum 18 that "I have not said anything negative about any of the officially registered religious groups". Numerous criticisms have been made of the textbook, 'Introduction to Religious Studies', one Kazakh expert bluntly stating that "the book propagandises intolerance, so it should be banned for use in schools". Senator Esim also told Forum 18 that he and fellow law-makers are working on a draft law similar to a previous draft severely restricting freedom of religion or belief.


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The Retrievers won the doubles point, as both the Nos. 1 and 2 tandems were victorious. Junior Carmen Jackman (Silver Spring, Md./Blake) and Julia Gragera-Cano (Badajoz, Spain) won an 8-3 decision at No. 1 doubles, while senior Emily Mannix (Hillsborough, N.J.) and partner Kim Berghaus (Offenbach, Germany) triumphed, 8-4, at No. 2 doubles.
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An infield fly off the bat of Hiroshima's Te- tsuya Kokubo in the ninth inning falls between Yomiuri third baseman Shuichi Murata, right, and first baseman Juan Francisco, leading to bizarre ending to Monday's game at Mazda Stadium.
HIROSHIMA — In one of most bizarre endings to a Japan pro baseball game in years, the Hiroshima Carp scored a walkoff 3-2 victory over the Yomiuri Giants on Monday night on a pop fly that landed not two meters from home plate.
A series of mental mistakes — by Giants first baseman Juan Francisco and the home plate umpire, just to name two — allowed Takayoshi Noma to score the winning run from third base, and even he didn't really know what happened.
With the score tied 2-2 and the bases loaded and one out in the bottom of ninth at Mazda Stadium, Carp pinch hitter Tetsuya Kokubo popped up the second pitch from Scott Mathieson in front of the home plate. Both third baseman Shuichi Murata and Francisco rushed in to make the catch. But as the two looked at each other for an instant, the ball dropped between them. Murata would be charged with an error.
At this time, the third base umpire correctly called the infield fly rule (See below), meaning Kokubo was automatically out. But Francisco picked up the ball and stepped on home plate, not realizing he had to tag Noma because the force at home was off. The home plate umpire also mistook the situation, and originally called Noma out.
After Hiroshima coaches protested, the umpires huddled and announced that Noma's run would count, ending the game.
That brought out Giants skipper Tatsunori Hara, who was convinced by the umpire that the call was right. "I have nothing to say about it," Hara said after the game.
"It would be horrible if it happened to us," Carp skipper Koichi Ogata said.
Francisco said he meant to catch the ball, but did not comment on the ruling. Murata said he knew it was a tag play.
Of bigger concern was that neither Murata and Francisco called off the other to make the catch. If one of them had caught the fly ball, the whole mess would have been avoided.
Francisco recently joined the Giants because of his power at the plate. However, he may need time to coordinate with others in the field.
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Former White House Chief Strategist, Steve Bannon, has described the meeting that took place between Donald Trump Jr and a Russian lawyer during the 2016 Presidential..
Former White House Chief Strategist, Steve Bannon, has described the meeting that took place between Donald Trump Jr and a Russian lawyer during the 2016 Presidential campaign as "treasonous."
After the comments became public, US President Donald Trump lashed out at his ex-aide and said that he had "lost his mind."
Stephen Bannon is currently the Executive Chairman of Breitbart News. In 2016, he joined the Trump Presidential campaign as the Chief Executive Officer. During this period, he was often cited as one of the driving forces behind Trump's bid. After the elections, he was hired to join the Trump administration as the White House Chief Strategist. This was a position that was created specifically for him.
On August 18th, 2017, it was announced that he would leave the White House. According to Bannon, the decision to leave was mutual. However, media reports revealed that he left due to falling out of favor with the President. He then resumed his duties at Breitbart News. In the past, he along with the news outlet, have been accused of promoting bigotry and alt-right values.
On September 2017, Bannon appeared in a wide-ranging interview in a show called 60 Minutes. When asked if he considered Trump's firing of former FBI Chief James Comey to be the biggest mistake in political history, he responded, "That probably would be too bombastic even for me, but maybe modern political history. I don't think there's any doubt that if James Comey had not been fired, we would not have a special counsel, yes. We would not have the Mueller investigation. We would not have the Mueller investigation and the breadth that clearly Mr. Mueller is going for."
In the past Bannon has incurred criticism voicing controversial sentiments and for rallying against "globalists". He has been openly critical of Islam and Muslims and has alleged ties to white supremacist groups. He has often found himself warring with members inside the Trump administration. Reports have emerged of his tense relations with Senior White House Advisor, Jared Kushner and National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster. Former Trump administration member, Anthony Scaramucci, has also openly criticized him.
The 2016 meeting
In June 2016, Trump Jr met with Russian lawyer Veselnitskaya and music promoter Rob Goldstone. Veselnitskaya has deep ties to Kremlin. Goldstone arranged for the meeting, noting that this was "part of Russia and its government's support for Mr Trump." The Trump campaign was promised information that would be harmful to the Hillary Clinton's presidential bid. Trump Jr replied that he "loved it." The meeting was also attended by Jared Kushner, Senior Advisor at the White House and then chairman of the Trump campaign, Paul Manafort.
Former White House Chief Strategist, Steve Bannon, has described the meeting that took place between Donald Trump Jr and a Russian lawyer during the 2016 Presidential campaign as "treasonous." The comments were made when he was speaking to author Michael Wolff. Wolff has written a new book called Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, which is comprised of more than 200 interviews between the President, and some of his closest aides. It has been described as one of the most anticipated political books of 2018.
Wolff writes, Bannon remarked mockingly: "The three senior guys in the campaign thought it was a good idea to meet with a foreign government inside Trump Tower in the conference room on the 25th floor – with no lawyers. They didn't have any lawyers. Even if you thought that this was not treasonous, or unpatriotic, or bad shit, and I happen to think it's all of that, you should have called the FBI immediately." Bannon went on to note that it is highly probable that President Trump himself must have been privy to the meeting. He said, "The chance that Don Jr did not walk these jumos up to his father's office on the twenty-sixth floor is zero."
The US President has lashed back at his former aide with harsh language and stated that Bannon has "lost his mind." In a strongly worded statement through the White House, Trump noted, "Steve Bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency. When he was fired, he not only lost his job, he lost his mind. Steve was a staffer who worked for me after I had already won the nomination by defeating seventeen candidates, often described as the most talented field ever assembled in the Republican party. Now that he is on his own, Steve is learning that winning isn't as easy as I make it look. Steve had very little to do with our historic victory, which was delivered by the forgotten men and women of this country."
Our assessment is that this is one of the first times in US history that a sitting President and an ex aide have conducted such a public and explosive war of words. However, this clash was something that had been already predicted. This public fight indicates that there are cracks in the inner circle of the Trump administration.
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The man behind the restoration of Bluebird plans to run the vessel on a Scottish loch for a second summer, despite the threat of legal action.
Donald Campbell's craft was recovered from Coniston Water in 2001 and rebuilt by Tyneside engineer Bill Smith.
Last week, lawyers for the Ruskin Museum demanded the hydroplane be handed over so it can go on display.
But Mr Smith said the vessel should be seen in action and it would be taken back for test runs on Loch Fad in July.
Campbell's family gifted Bluebird's wreckage to the museum in Coniston, but the Ruskin Museum Trust and Mr Smith's Bluebird Project restoration team cannot agree what the craft's future should be.
The museum has built an extension to house the restored Bluebird, but Mr Smith said it "was in the public interest" for people to be able to see it in action, as it was "built to run".
He said: "It was always built as an operable machine, and now we're locked into that, you can't just switch it off and leave it or things will seize up, things will deteriorate.
"It has to be operated on a regular basis or all that hard work will just decay."
Ruskin Museum trustee, Tracey Coward, described the news that it would be going back to Scotland as "a surprise".
She said: "Certainly the museum hasn't authorised that or been in discussion about it.
"We just want to see Bluebird returned to Coniston, both on the water and here in this fantastic museum that really tells its story."
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The first time I saw The Maine, they were on tour with Danger Radio, The Cab, Metro Station and Forever The Sickest Kids. They all still had X's on the back of their hands and their most popular song was their cover of Akon's 'I Wanna Love You.' Since then, I've had the pleasure of seeing them six more times, and it's been amazing to watch the transformation they've undergone. However, none of those performances seem to have captured The Maine in the same way that their performance on their documentary, An Acoustic Evening With The Maine has.
"Strength will find you sooner than you ever thought it would" the lit up backdrop reads as the film switches from the black and white and sepia toned introduction to the live concert footage where it wastes no time in jumping into the first song. 'I'm Sorry' is the band's opener, which makes it quite apparent that this set isn't so much an acoustic one-- as it still finds Jared Monaco on his guitar, Garrett Nickelsen on his bass and Pat Kirch behind his drum set-- so much as a stripped back performance with reimagined versions of their songs. With Kennedy Brock on the acoustic guitar and John O'Callaghan on auxiliary percussion and occasionally the keyboard, it's amazing to hear songs that were already amazing take on a new life.
The first surprise of An Acoustic Evening With The Maine-- but certainly not the last-- comes in the form of the rearranged 'My Heroine.' A song that was originally a gritty rock song is transformed into four minutes of alt-country fit for a smokey dive bar. (And we mean that in the best way possible.) This remake, for lack of a better term, is just a glimpse of what this band still has up their sleeves to offer, and just a taste of what viewers have in store for them for the rest of the film.
Just over an hour into the release is where fans will find the most acoustic moment of the performance as O'Callaghan sings 'Take Me Dancing' alone on stage with an acoustic guitar. It is also the highlight of the whole thing. While the Pioneer b-side isn't much different from the recorded version, save for the lack of upbeat full band ending, it's the atmosphere that will make viewers watch in awe. The silence of the crowd is haunting as O'Callaghan basically let's his emotions bleed out on the stage. It's the kind of moment everyone looks to find at a live performance, and few actually experience thanks to that one kid that just has to yell just how much they love the band. The finale shortly follows in the form of 'One Pack Of Smokes,' which is quite literally the perfect way to have ended the show. What makes live performances so special is their ephemerality. It may be the same band and the same set list, but no two performances will ever be identical. Once that performance is done, the moment is gone forever. But thank every holy being that they caught this performance on film. The song builds and then breaks just long enough for the band members to switch instruments. Brock takes over bass, Nickelsen grabs the guitar, Monaco gets behind the drums, Kirch toys with the tape recorder before hitting the toms and O'Callaghan plays the keyboard as the lights flash. It's a goosebump inducing ending that will ensure at least one rewatch, that's for sure.
What's most important about An Acoustic Evening With The Maine is that it feels so real and so The Maine that even though the performance isn't even live, or even a full performance featuring the band jumping around in their typical manner, the passion that they put into their music is still palpable.
In the end, anyone who has read our reviews for the Arizona quintet knows that we absolutely adore them, and An Acoustic Evening With The Maine shows exactly why. The way they are portrayed in this documentary is how they are in person. Having met the band both as a fan and an interviewer, this reviewer can personally attest to the sincerity that they aimed to convey through this documentary, which is what makes it such a treat. Whether you are a new fan, old fan, a fan that has seen them numerous times or a fan that has yet to catch them live, chances are you'll love this release as much as we did. Not only is it a splendid performance from them, but it's great insight into a band that may very well be the most genuine one in the business.
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← The banks listened to their customers and dropped the outrageous fees. When will Arizona Federal Credit Union get smart and listen to its members?
Why are Credit Unions Tax Exempt? Does Arizona Federal Credit Union still deserve its tax exemption? →
Arizona FCU doesn't want the poor members. How is that sustainable for the community?
In 2003, 10 years before the unavoidable $3 monthly weasel fee took effect, Ron Westad spoke about his personal values and beliefs.
"It wasn't a matter of how much could we make or how much could we charge members."
When did Mr. Ronald Westad lose his personal values and beliefs to cause him to decide to begin charging the needless $3 monthly, $36 yearly weasel fees?
What happened to Arizona Federal providing low cost services to its members?
How can the poor and underserved afford $36 in annual fees?
What happened to your commitment to the underserved?
"It centered on a high level of service. It concentrated on a value proposition that we will make a financial difference in individuals lives."
It's time for Arizona Federal and Ron Westad to reverse course, to return to personal values and beliefs, to make a POSITIVE difference in individuals lives, to all members, not just the richer ones. It's time to say, "We listened to our loyal members, and they didn't want to be punished for their loyalty with $3 monthly, $36 annual fees. Instead, we will reward our members for their loyalty. We will only charge members for the services they choose to use, and only charge fees to the members that incur those fees such as for overdrawing their accounts. We are going to refund all fees charged under this mistaken $3 monthly fee program, abolish the ongoing monthly fees, and invite those members back who closed their accounts. We are sorry that we tried this experiment on our members."
http://www.cutimes.com/2003/09/17/westads-secret-to-guiding-arizona-fcu-to-1-billion-mark-maintain-uniqueness
Arizona FCU to $1 Billion Mark: Maintain Uniqueness
By Eileen Courter
PHOENIX – Running a business is nothing new to Arizona FCU President/CEO Ronald Westad. After all, this is the guy who ran a courier service with a friend of his, delivering documents to lawyers, accountants, and title insurance companies while he earned his Bachelor of Business Administration degree in accounting and finance from the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, But then, unlike Arizona FCU, Westad's courier company never reached the $1 billion in asset mark. Still, Westad's courier business gave him the hands-on experience with applying some of the business fundamentals he learned from his college courses. When he graduated, he had his first chance at using these skills in the credit union industry when he went to work at what is now U.S. New Mexico FCU as accounting manager. "It was quickly evident to me credit unions aligned with my personal values and beliefs," Westad recalls. "It was very easy to do things for the right reasons. "It wasn't a matter of how much could we make or how much could we charge members. It was a question of how little could we afford to charge and remain safe and sound," he said. Westad decided he wanted to relocate to Arizona, and in 1988 was hired by Michael Hale, then president/CEO of AFCU, as vice president/controller. At that point the credit union's assets totaled $50 million. The credit union traces its history back to 1936 when it was chartered as Phoenix City Employees Credit Union. Through the years, a series of mergers and the ability to serve multiple fields of membership boosted assets. By 1996, when Hale moved on to Andrews Federal Credit Union in Suitland, Md., and Westad took over as CEO, the credit union had hit $400 million. In the past seven years, Arizona FCU's assets have tripled to $1.2 billion. What sets AFCU apart? "Ultimately, every credit union is unique in its own way, whether it's through the membership or its governance or its staff. I think we are also unique in our own way," says Westad. "We've got a younger membership with a higher demand for credit. That somewhat sets us apart. Despite the relatively blue collar membership, we've got a high use of automation," de says. Certainly the number of new residents pouring into metro Phoenix hasn't hurt AFCU's expansion. At the same time, rival financial institutions are also aware of the potential. "There's been an influx of community banks," Westad notes. "Their strategy seems to be to come in, develop business, kind of segment their market, then ultimately sell the bank to maximize stockholder returns. "Along with the in-migration to this area and the tremendous growth rate – we've been in the top 10 in the nation for as long as I've been here – comes a lot of opportunities. While it is competitive, there is arguably market share to be gained, certainly by credit unions, and certainly by Arizona Federal Credit Union." To keep pace with growth AFCU is expanding its branch network, with four new branches planned in the next two years. The idea is to extend the credit union's reach into the communities it serves. Technology also plays a role. "We've been very successful in balancing our three delivery channels – branches, call center and Internet," Westad indicates. "From a come in, call in and click in standpoint, we've been equally aggressive. Over 52,000 of our members use our Internet access every month. That's very high penetration, 33% of our membership. We also average more than 70,000 telephone calls a month to our call center. Branches are every bit as important as electronic access and telephone." Westad says AFCU has focused on providing low-cost access to financial services. That means taking into the field of membership consumers, many young, who really need credit. Yes, that presents higher risk. However, Westad and the board figure risk-based lending makes sense. Higher rates compensate the credit union for the increased hazard. The credit union has worked energetically to attract market share, but on a calculated basis, Westad says. Risk-based lending is an example. The credit union has also applied that aggressive approach to third-party arrangements, working to assure win-win partnership with providers who are willing to meet the needs of AFCU members. "Our board basically adopted in 1996 a core set of visions that included a focus on individual consumers rather than businesses, for example," Westad says. "It centered on a high level of service. It concentrated on a value proposition that we will make a financial difference in individuals lives," he says. Westad also believes his involvement with groups such as the Urban League – he's the immediate past chairman of the Greater Phoenix Urban League.- are important as AFCU reaches out to the underserved. Anyone who is a member of the Urban League can join the credit union. Westad praises the work of the credit union staff in delivering those visions. "The staff is very committed and service-oriented. We have kind of a motto of helping support what you create, and we believe employees play a significant role in our success," he declares. "They participate in that success through what we call a performance rewards program." AFCU also shares its achievements with members. There's a loan interest refund program that rewards members who make their loan payments on time. The refund amounts to a minimum of 1% of the interest paid, and has been more during good years. It's one way the credit union sets itself apart in the marketplace. The only other area financial institution Westad is aware of with such a program is another credit union, TruWest in Scottsdale. However, Westad isn't sure the loan interest rebate necessarily boosts member loyalty, and AFCU doesn't really market it. Off the job, Westad, a father of two children – one three years old and the other 15 months old – enjoys sports, especially basketball. But the demands of his two young children haven't left a lot of time recently to pursue any hobbies. "We're about to get one out of diapers, and that's pretty exciting," he laughs. He does remain involved in the Phoenix area business and civic community. In addition to his involvement with the Urban League, Westad is also treasurer of a couple other local nonprofit groups, and treasurer of the board of directors of CNBS, Overland Park, Kansas, the broker-dealer and registered investment advisor serving financial institutions. –
About Arizona Federal Credit Union Members United
Arizona Federal Credit Union Members United is a group of over 100 members and former members who care about our credit union being run fairly. The leadership of the credit union has failed to represent us properly by enacting a new and unnecessary, unavoidable, unconscionable, $3 monthly membership fee that we did not want. The members did not ask for this. Before implementing such a counter-productive fee, the proposal should have been put up for a vote to all the members to decide, so the will of the people is followed. The member-owners of Arizona FCU should not be taxed $3 monthly, simply for being a member. We want all the $3 monthly member fees refunded to all current and past members, the elimination of the fee going forward, and the elimination of the $25 rejoining fee. We are against any financial institution charging an unavoidable ongoing membership fee, simply for being a member. This is the wrong approach. Members and customers should be valued, not punished. We want to see Arizona FCU succeed, not fail. Imposing unfair policies that are detrimental to the long-run success of the credit union and detrimental to society should be abolished.
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Qatar Airways (QR, Doha Hamad Int'l) has announced that it will add sixteen new international destinations to its network in 2018 and 2019, defying the ongoing blockade of Qatar by some of the neighbouring Arab states.
"During the blockade, Qatar Airways continued its expansion; it continued its march ahead. We kept our country supplied and we became prouder as a nation. Today, we are more independent than we were nine months ago. We are very defiant, and Qatar Airways will keep on expanding and keep on raising the flag for my country all over the globe," CEO Akbar Al Baker said during the ongoing ITB Berlin trade fair on March 7.
Qatar Airways plans to add previously unannounced routes to Luxembourg, London Gatwick, Lisbon, Tallinn Lennart Meri, Malta, Cebu, Davao, Da Nang, Bodrum Milas, Antalya, and Malaga.
The list also included previously announced routes to Thessaloniki (from March 27), Hatay (from April 4), Cardiff (from May 1), and Mykonos (from May 30).
Qatar Airways will be the sole operator on all of these city pairs.
The carrier has also announced it will increase the frequency of its Malé route to 3x daily.
The Qatari carrier has faced operational difficulties since June 5, 2017, when Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, and Egypt, collectively severed diplomatic ties with Doha and closed their respective airspaces to Qatar-registered aircraft. This blockade subsequently forced Qatar Airways to cut some 20% of its capacity, in addition to re-routing a number of flights to avoid embargoed airspace.
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WSU Tri-Cities Speaker Series – Fariba Alamdari, Ph.D.
In a world in which many are raised to believe that our workplaces are responsible for raising us up, recognizing our value, and promoting us accordingly, we are missing a key step in diversity and inclusion efforts. When we are fully accountable for our successes, when we "own" our value, and express our capabilities, the "system" will advance and support us so we can do the work we are most called to do. If we wait for inclusion to come to us, we may wait a lifetime.
This is Dr. Fariba Alamdari's truth. It is her life experience, and her results speak for themselves.
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Home ABOUT Blog 2017 May 15 Dorn Homes Celebrates Ongoing Growth
Dorn Homes Celebrates Ongoing Growth
Dorn Homes is proud to announce that both BUILDER Magazine's Builder 100 List and Professional Builder Magazine's Housing Giants List reflect Dorn Homes' ongoing growth. The Builder 100 List, which ranks homebuilders by the number of homes they have sold, features Dorn Homes as the 157th biggest homebuilder in the nation, compared to our ranking of 164 last year. The Housing Giants List, which is based on total revenue, ranks Dorn Homes at 165 versus a ranking of 184 last year. While we are proud of our past growth and excited to continue to grow in the years to come, we are, more than anything, appreciative. Our presence on these lists is entirely due to the actions of the homebuyers that choose Dorn Homes to build the homes of their dreams.
So to our homebuyers, we say thank you, and to prospective homebuyers, we make this commitment.
We are committed to furthering the efforts that have driven our ongoing growth. This means we will continue to innovate the architecture of our national award-winning homes. It also means that we'll continue delivering service that exceeds expectations. Whether you're working with a sales professional, superintendent, or customer service, we will always strive to go above and beyond when working with you. We will also continue emphasizing a culture of building that is both environmentally friendly and sensitive to the health and wellbeing of our homebuyers.
We will doggedly pursue the promise of The Organic Home and explore green building technologies that improve the quality of life for each of our homebuyers. Whether that means adopting innovative spray foam insulation technology to improve comfort and energy efficiency, or building with whole-home ventilation systems to promote healthy indoor air, as we do in all communities, we will continue to advance building science.
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/*!
 * \file Use external cudnn utils function
 */
#include <tvm/runtime/data_type.h>
#include <tvm/runtime/device_api.h>
#include <tvm/runtime/registry.h>

#include "cudnn_utils.h"

namespace tvm {
namespace contrib {

using namespace runtime;

void ConvolutionForward(int mode, int format, int algo, int dims, int groups, const int pad[],
                        const int stride[], const int dilation[], DLTensor* x, DLTensor* w,
                        DLTensor* y, const std::string& conv_dtype) {
  CuDNNThreadEntry* entry_ptr = CuDNNThreadEntry::ThreadLocal();
  // Set Mode
  entry_ptr->conv_entry.mode = static_cast<cudnnConvolutionMode_t>(mode);
  // Set Format
  entry_ptr->conv_entry.tensor_format = static_cast<cudnnTensorFormat_t>(format);
  // Set Algo
  entry_ptr->conv_entry.fwd_algo = static_cast<cudnnConvolutionFwdAlgo_t>(algo);
  // Set Ctx
  entry_ptr->conv_entry.ctx = x->ctx;
  // Set Data Type
  entry_ptr->conv_entry.data_type = CuDNNDataType::DLTypeToCuDNNType(String2DLDataType(conv_dtype));
  cudnnDataType_t data_type = CuDNNDataType::DLTypeToCuDNNType(x->dtype);
  // Dims includes N and C
  int full_dims = dims + 2;

  std::vector<int> dim(full_dims);
  std::vector<int> tensor_stride(full_dims);

  // Note: For 2D tenor, using ND setters causes CUDNN_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED error
  // in following cudnnGetConvolutionForwardWorkspaceSize() when data type is fp16, int

  CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetConvolutionGroupCount(entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, groups));
  if (dims == 2) {
    // Set Desc
    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetConvolution2dDescriptor(
        entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, pad[0], pad[1], stride[0], stride[1], dilation[0],
        dilation[1], entry_ptr->conv_entry.mode, entry_ptr->conv_entry.data_type));
    int ni, ci, hi, wi;
    if (entry_ptr->conv_entry.tensor_format == CUDNN_TENSOR_NHWC) {
      ni = 0;
      ci = 3;
      hi = 1;
      wi = 2;
    } else {
      ni = 0;
      ci = 1;
      hi = 2;
      wi = 3;
    }

    // Set Filter
    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetFilter4dDescriptor(
        entry_ptr->conv_entry.filter_desc, data_type, entry_ptr->conv_entry.tensor_format,
        static_cast<int>(w->shape[ni]), static_cast<int>(w->shape[ci]),
        static_cast<int>(w->shape[hi]), static_cast<int>(w->shape[wi])));
    // Set Input
    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetTensor4dDescriptor(
        entry_ptr->conv_entry.input_desc, entry_ptr->conv_entry.tensor_format, data_type,
        static_cast<int>(x->shape[ni]), static_cast<int>(x->shape[ci]),
        static_cast<int>(x->shape[hi]), static_cast<int>(x->shape[wi])));
    // Set Output
    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetTensor4dDescriptor(
        entry_ptr->conv_entry.output_desc, entry_ptr->conv_entry.tensor_format, data_type,
        static_cast<int>(y->shape[ni]), static_cast<int>(y->shape[ci]),
        static_cast<int>(y->shape[hi]), static_cast<int>(y->shape[wi])));
  } else {
    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetConvolutionNdDescriptor(entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, dims, pad, stride,
                                               dilation, entry_ptr->conv_entry.mode,
                                               entry_ptr->conv_entry.data_type));

    // Set Filter
    for (int i = 0; i < full_dims; i++) {
      dim[i] = static_cast<int>(w->shape[i]);
    }
    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetFilterNdDescriptor(entry_ptr->conv_entry.filter_desc, data_type,
                                          entry_ptr->conv_entry.tensor_format, full_dims,
                                          dim.data()));
    // Set Input
    for (int i = 0; i < full_dims; i++) {
      dim[i] = static_cast<int>(x->shape[i]);
    }
    GetCudnnStride(full_dims, dim.data(), tensor_stride.data());
    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetTensorNdDescriptor(entry_ptr->conv_entry.input_desc, data_type, full_dims,
                                          dim.data(), tensor_stride.data()));
    // Set Output
    for (int i = 0; i < full_dims; i++) {
      dim[i] = static_cast<int>(y->shape[i]);
    }
    GetCudnnStride(full_dims, dim.data(), tensor_stride.data());
    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetTensorNdDescriptor(entry_ptr->conv_entry.output_desc, data_type, full_dims,
                                          dim.data(), tensor_stride.data()));
  }

  if (cudnnGetVersion() > 7000) {
    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetConvolutionMathType(entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, CUDNN_TENSOR_OP_MATH))
  }

  // Set workspace
  size_t workspace_size = 0;
  CUDNN_CALL(cudnnGetConvolutionForwardWorkspaceSize(
      entry_ptr->handle, entry_ptr->conv_entry.input_desc, entry_ptr->conv_entry.filter_desc,
      entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, entry_ptr->conv_entry.output_desc,
      entry_ptr->conv_entry.fwd_algo, &workspace_size));
  entry_ptr->conv_entry.UpdateWorkspace(workspace_size);
  CUDNN_CALL(cudnnConvolutionForward(
      entry_ptr->handle, CuDNNDataType::GetConst<1>(entry_ptr->conv_entry.data_type),
      entry_ptr->conv_entry.input_desc, x->data, entry_ptr->conv_entry.filter_desc, w->data,
      entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, entry_ptr->conv_entry.fwd_algo,
      entry_ptr->conv_entry.workspace, workspace_size,
      CuDNNDataType::GetConst<0>(entry_ptr->conv_entry.data_type),
      entry_ptr->conv_entry.output_desc, y->data));
}

void OutputShape(int format, int dims, int groups, const int pad[], const int stride[],
                 const int dilation[], const int x_dim[], const int w_dim[], void* out_shape,
                 const std::string& data_dtype, const std::string& conv_dtype) {
  CuDNNThreadEntry* entry_ptr = CuDNNThreadEntry::ThreadLocal();

  // Set Data Type
  entry_ptr->conv_entry.data_type = CuDNNDataType::DLTypeToCuDNNType(String2DLDataType(conv_dtype));
  cudnnDataType_t data_type = CuDNNDataType::DLTypeToCuDNNType(String2DLDataType(data_dtype));
  // Set Format
  entry_ptr->conv_entry.tensor_format = static_cast<cudnnTensorFormat_t>(format);
  // Dims includes N and C
  int full_dims = dims + 2;

  // conv desc
  CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetConvolutionGroupCount(entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, groups));
  CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetConvolutionNdDescriptor(entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, dims, pad, stride,
                                             dilation, CUDNN_CROSS_CORRELATION,
                                             entry_ptr->conv_entry.data_type));

  if (dims == 2 && entry_ptr->conv_entry.tensor_format == CUDNN_TENSOR_NHWC) {
    // Set Input
    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetTensor4dDescriptor(entry_ptr->conv_entry.input_desc,
                                          entry_ptr->conv_entry.tensor_format, data_type, x_dim[0],
                                          x_dim[3], x_dim[1], x_dim[2]));

    // filter desc
    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetFilter4dDescriptor(entry_ptr->conv_entry.filter_desc, data_type,
                                          entry_ptr->conv_entry.tensor_format, w_dim[0], w_dim[3],
                                          w_dim[1], w_dim[2]));

    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnGetConvolution2dForwardOutputDim(
        entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, entry_ptr->conv_entry.input_desc,
        entry_ptr->conv_entry.filter_desc, static_cast<int*>(out_shape),
        static_cast<int*>(out_shape) + 3, static_cast<int*>(out_shape) + 1,
        static_cast<int*>(out_shape) + 2));
  } else {
    // Set Input
    std::vector<int> tensor_stride(full_dims);
    GetCudnnStride(full_dims, x_dim, tensor_stride.data());

    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetTensorNdDescriptor(entry_ptr->conv_entry.input_desc, data_type, full_dims,
                                          x_dim, tensor_stride.data()));
    // filter desc
    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetFilterNdDescriptor(entry_ptr->conv_entry.filter_desc, data_type,
                                          entry_ptr->conv_entry.tensor_format, full_dims, w_dim));

    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnGetConvolutionNdForwardOutputDim(
        entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, entry_ptr->conv_entry.input_desc,
        entry_ptr->conv_entry.filter_desc, full_dims, static_cast<int*>(out_shape)));
  }
}

void FindAlgo(int format, int dims, int groups, const int pad[], const int stride[],
              const int dilation[], const int x_dim[], const int w_dim[], const int y_dim[],
              const std::string& data_dtype, const std::string& conv_dtype, TVMRetValue* ret) {
  CuDNNThreadEntry* entry_ptr = CuDNNThreadEntry::ThreadLocal();

  // Set Data Type
  entry_ptr->conv_entry.data_type = CuDNNDataType::DLTypeToCuDNNType(String2DLDataType(conv_dtype));
  cudnnDataType_t data_type = CuDNNDataType::DLTypeToCuDNNType(String2DLDataType(data_dtype));
  // Set Format
  entry_ptr->conv_entry.tensor_format = static_cast<cudnnTensorFormat_t>(format);
  // Dims includes N and C
  int full_dims = dims + 2;

  // conv desc
  CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetConvolutionGroupCount(entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, groups));
  CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetConvolutionNdDescriptor(entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, dims, pad, stride,
                                             dilation, CUDNN_CROSS_CORRELATION,
                                             entry_ptr->conv_entry.data_type));

  std::vector<int> tensor_stride(full_dims);
  // input desc
  GetCudnnStride(full_dims, x_dim, tensor_stride.data());
  CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetTensorNdDescriptor(entry_ptr->conv_entry.input_desc, data_type, full_dims,
                                        x_dim, tensor_stride.data()));
  // filter desc
  CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetFilterNdDescriptor(entry_ptr->conv_entry.filter_desc, data_type,
                                        entry_ptr->conv_entry.tensor_format, full_dims, w_dim));

  // output desc
  GetCudnnStride(full_dims, y_dim, tensor_stride.data());
  CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetTensorNdDescriptor(entry_ptr->conv_entry.output_desc, data_type, full_dims,
                                        y_dim, tensor_stride.data()));
  if (cudnnGetVersion() > 7000) {
    CUDNN_CALL(cudnnSetConvolutionMathType(entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, CUDNN_TENSOR_OP_MATH))
  }

  int returned_algo_count = 0;
  cudnnConvolutionFwdAlgoPerf_t perf_results[CUDNN_CONVOLUTION_FWD_ALGO_COUNT];
  CUDNN_CALL(cudnnFindConvolutionForwardAlgorithm(
      entry_ptr->handle, entry_ptr->conv_entry.input_desc, entry_ptr->conv_entry.filter_desc,
      entry_ptr->conv_entry.conv_desc, entry_ptr->conv_entry.output_desc,
      CUDNN_CONVOLUTION_FWD_ALGO_COUNT, &returned_algo_count, perf_results));

  const std::vector<std::string> fwd_algo_names{"CUDNN_CONVOLUTION_FWD_ALGO_IMPLICIT_GEMM",
                                                "CUDNN_CONVOLUTION_FWD_ALGO_IMPLICIT_PRECOMP_GEMM",
                                                "CUDNN_CONVOLUTION_FWD_ALGO_GEMM",
                                                "CUDNN_CONVOLUTION_FWD_ALGO_DIRECT",
                                                "CUDNN_CONVOLUTION_FWD_ALGO_FFT",
                                                "CUDNN_CONVOLUTION_FWD_ALGO_FFT_TILING",
                                                "CUDNN_CONVOLUTION_FWD_ALGO_WINOGRAD",
                                                "CUDNN_CONVOLUTION_FWD_ALGO_WINOGRAD_NONFUSED"};

  auto best_algo = perf_results[0].algo;
  LOG(INFO) << "\tCUDNN Found " << returned_algo_count << " fwd algorithms, choosing "
            << fwd_algo_names[best_algo];
  for (int i = 0; i < returned_algo_count; ++i) {
    LOG(INFO) << "\t\t" << i << ") " << fwd_algo_names[perf_results[i].algo]
              << " - time: " << perf_results[i].time << " ms"
              << ", Memory: " << perf_results[i].memory;
  }

  ret[0] = best_algo;
}

TVM_REGISTER_GLOBAL("tvm.contrib.cudnn.conv2d.forward")
    .set_body([](TVMArgs args, TVMRetValue* ret) {
      int mode = args[0];
      int format = args[1];
      int algo = args[2];
      int pad_v[2], stride_v[2], dilation_v[2];
      for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
        pad_v[i] = args[3 + i];
        stride_v[i] = args[5 + i];
        dilation_v[i] = args[7 + i];
      }
      DLTensor* x = args[9];
      DLTensor* w = args[10];
      DLTensor* y = args[11];
      std::string conv_dtype = args[12];
      int groups = args[13];

      ConvolutionForward(mode, format, algo, 2, groups, pad_v, stride_v, dilation_v, x, w, y,
                         conv_dtype);
    });

TVM_REGISTER_GLOBAL("tvm.contrib.cudnn.conv3d.forward")
    .set_body([](TVMArgs args, TVMRetValue* ret) {
      int mode = args[0];
      int format = args[1];
      int algo = args[2];
      int pad_v[3], stride_v[3], dilation_v[3];
      for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
        pad_v[i] = args[3 + i];
        stride_v[i] = args[6 + i];
        dilation_v[i] = args[9 + i];
      }
      DLTensor* x = args[12];
      DLTensor* w = args[13];
      DLTensor* y = args[14];
      std::string conv_dtype = args[15];
      int groups = args[16];

      ConvolutionForward(mode, format, algo, 3, groups, pad_v, stride_v, dilation_v, x, w, y,
                         conv_dtype);
    });

TVM_REGISTER_GLOBAL("tvm.contrib.cudnn.conv.output_shape")
    .set_body([](TVMArgs args, TVMRetValue* ret) {
      int format = args[0];
      int dims = args[1];
      int* pad = static_cast<int*>(static_cast<void*>(args[2]));
      int* stride = static_cast<int*>(static_cast<void*>(args[3]));
      int* dilation = static_cast<int*>(static_cast<void*>(args[4]));
      int* x_dim = static_cast<int*>(static_cast<void*>(args[5]));
      int* w_dim = static_cast<int*>(static_cast<void*>(args[6]));
      void* out_shape = args[7];
      std::string data_dtype = args[8];
      std::string conv_dtype = args[9];
      int groups = args[10];

      OutputShape(format, dims, groups, pad, stride, dilation, x_dim, w_dim, out_shape, data_dtype,
                  conv_dtype);
    });

TVM_REGISTER_GLOBAL("tvm.contrib.cudnn.conv.find_algo")
    .set_body([](TVMArgs args, TVMRetValue* ret) {
      int format = args[0];
      int dims = args[1];
      int* pad = static_cast<int*>(static_cast<void*>(args[2]));
      int* stride = static_cast<int*>(static_cast<void*>(args[3]));
      int* dilation = static_cast<int*>(static_cast<void*>(args[4]));
      int* x_dim = static_cast<int*>(static_cast<void*>(args[5]));
      int* w_dim = static_cast<int*>(static_cast<void*>(args[6]));
      int* y_dim = static_cast<int*>(static_cast<void*>(args[7]));
      std::string data_dtype = args[8];
      std::string conv_dtype = args[9];
      int groups = args[10];

      FindAlgo(format, dims, groups, pad, stride, dilation, x_dim, w_dim, y_dim, data_dtype,
               conv_dtype, ret);
    });

}  // namespace contrib
}  // namespace tvm

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