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To give a bit more context and perhaps point out a way to resolve this
without every thing blowing up:
At the time the permission from data.gov.au was obtained, OSM was in the
final stages of the licence change. Normally the LWG wouldn't have
become directly involved at all in the matter of licensing national
datasets, just as it is now only involved on request in late stage
vetting. However at the time there was a die hard group of people that
wanted to derail the licence change at essentially all costs, and
unluckily some of the louder voices were Australian. The people involved
jumped on use of CC BY 2.* datasets from Australian government sources
in OSM as one of the major arguments against the licence change and
nobody local seemed to be willing to resolve the issue, as a result the
LWG engaged directly with data.gov.au.
Now it should be pointed out that, as I've said previously, the major
concern, and why we wanted permission in the first place is that the
ODbL doesn't require downstream attribution on derivative databases and
works, it just requires a pointer back to the source of the database.
That is the reason why OSM, in one way or the other, has always required
that data sources that have licensed their data on CC BY 2.X/3.0 terms
agree that indirect attribution via the website or the contributors page
is sufficient. I have yet to hear that such agreement has been withheld,
as clearly anything else would be totally impractical. It should be
noted that we didn't require downstream attribution even when OSM data
was licensed CC BY SA 2.0, and we would have needed exactly the same
permission even without the licence change, it was simply the event
which made these issues surface.
Now going forward, if there is local consensus that the permission from
data.gov.au is not enough, there is no reason that the local community
can't go back to the relatively small number of CC BY 2.X/3.0 sources
and ask for agreement that the attribution that we have been providing
all the time on the contributors page is sufficient.  That doesn't
resolve the issue with CC BY 4.0 datasets* which is, as said, a
different license. and where we really need the waivers, but would keep
all past contributions safe.
* a small note on the side, when discussing ODbL and CC BY 4.0
compatibility with Creative Commons, representatives of the organisation
voiced the opinion that most of the rewrite was just clarification of
terms that the previous versions contained, in particular that the
attribution requirement had always allowed indirect attribution if it
was the appropriate choice.
Am 13.03.2018 um 09:45 schrieb Andrew Davidson:
>> I hope you don't mind me replying back on list and that it was just
>> an accident not CCing the list.
> No, that was a deliberate attempt to take this discussion off-list as
> I'm not sure that there is much point in raking over old mistakes
> unless we are trying to learn from our mistakes.
>> Your interpretation makes sense to me the way you explained it, I
>> hadn't noticed that detail. I assume you expect that if the
>> data.gov.au <http://data.gov.au> team really meant to include other
>> non-Australian Government agencies it would explicitly be "Australian
>> Government and state and territory governments"
> Yes. In light of comments like this:
> https://www.mail-archive.com/talk-au@openstreetmap.org/msg07906.html
> we should be assuming that the attribution statement is precisely what
> the AGIMO meant it to be.
>> or similar, at a minimum "government" being pluralised?
> No. They wouldn't have referred to Australian governments to mean both
> tiers as the style guide requires the separate mention of Australian
> Government (guess it's because they don't want to be seen as being on
> the same level as the states).
>> Is your view that the only listed dataset that might be permissible
>> is the ABS data, the one that is noted as a "maybe"?
> There is this message:
> but I can't find any subsequent response to say if the ABS data was
> ever listed on data.gov.au. If anybody was mapping back in 2011 and
> knows it would be good to find out.
>> I'm reading between the lines and maybe airing dirty laundry, but is
>> it the position of the OSMF that the permission is valid and your
>> view that it isn't.
> It's not a question of validity rather of scope. Now I can believe
> that the AGIMO might be authorised to speak on Commonwealth owned
> datasets, but there is no way that they were in a position to be
> making decisions about state or territory datasets. Having been
> involved in this relationship from the perspective of a state
> government department I know that when we put datasets up on
> data.gov.au we are in no way giving the Feds a say on how other people
> use our datasets. It's our IP and if you want to talk about it you
> should be talking to us.
>> which is why you manually monitor usage because you didn't feel like
>> this discussion again and have better things to do?
> Can, worms, sticks and bears. I was hoping that if we stopped people
> adding more stuff we could just quietly let things be. As others have
> pointed out there is a lot of very deeply embedded data from these
> state datasets that would be very difficult to remove.
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Lawlor / Fairfield's founding and the Pequot Swamp fight
By Thomas Lawlor
Published 12:00 am EST, Friday, November 9, 2018
A large stone marker sits in front of People's Bank and across from the 7-11 Shell gas station on Post Road in Fairfield, where the Pequot Swamp fight ended in 1637.
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If you drive into town from various directions, you will see signs that show the Rotary Club and when it meets, the Kiwanis Club and when it meets, and then the sign that says Fairfield and when it first met.
It says Fairfield was incorporated in 1639. Obviously, there were Native Americans here for thousands of years before that — and a recent study is wrapping up on what happened before 1639. They are looking in particular at the 1637 Battle of Munnacommuck (Pequot) Swamp in Fairfield (known as Sasquanicut those days).
Last Sunday, Nov. 4, at 4 p.m. at the annual meeting of the Sasquanaug Association, David Naumec — military historian, archaeologist and senior researcher at the Mashantucket Pequot Museum — updated the public on the study, and most notably recent artifacts discovered at Southpark Park, a Sasquanaug Association property and part of the former battlefield of the Pequot Swamp fight.
The presentation was much more thorough, but I will try to explain what happened and why it led to the incorporation of Fairfield. I'm sure I will miss important points. I am not a historian, but this is what I have put together.
In 1637, the English settlers are chasing a band of Pequot Indians from the eastern side of the state. They chased them into this area where the Pequots had taken refuge in a non-Pequot native village in what is now Southport. The English surround them and push them into the adjacent swamp area. Much of Southport was swamp then. The English line is what now is I-95 and the Post Road — the Pequots are in the swamp. After some negotiation, many native women and children are allowed to leave. Unfortunately, some of these are sold into slavery.
The settlers were worried that the Pequots will escape again, so they press their advantage. The English are correct. After much of the fighting, what is left of the Pequots escape and make it all the way to New York State, where they are captured and killed, and the Pequots never again pose a serious threat to the settlers.
The settlers return to the northern and eastern part of the state until someone remembers how nice the non-swamp areas around here were, and they return and have their incorporation meetings in 1639. The settlers multiply and start filling in the swamps. This was back when wetlands were called swamps. Over the next 300 years, the former wetlands are transformed into farms, businesses, and homes.
Then in the 1950s, I-95 comes in and buries what is left of the northern edge of the battle area. This area is important, because this is where the English are positioned. Later when archaeologists like David search for historical evidence, the English areas will be the richest for artifacts because they hold the majority of the metal used on the battlefield. Metal lasts longer than organic material, can be picked up by metal detectors, and is more easily identified.
At some point, a large stone marker was placed out on the Post Road at the northern edge of the battle grounds. It now sits upon a grass island in front of Peoples Bank and across from the 7-11 Shell Gas station on the Post Road. People often wait for the bus there. Pequot Avenue is named after the band that fled from the eastern part of the state and just stayed here a brief while — also we have the Pequot Library and Pequot Liquors. We used to also have the Pequot Motel, which has been transformed into the more upscale condo complex Pequot Landing.
A few years ago, the Fairfield Museum and others got serious about learning what happened and preserving as much as we had left of the battle. They got some grants and the study began comparing all available contemporary accounts of the battle. After that, a field study was recently done with metal detectors. They found quite a bit on the western boundaries of the swamp and the northeastern boundaries in what is now the Southport Park. David, who spearheaded the research, explained, "We have found upwards of 80 musket balls and this, with other artifacts, speaks volumes about the early part of this battle that up until now we didn't know much about."
Thomas Lawlor lives in Southport with his wife and two daughters. His column appears every other Friday. He can be reached by email at Tlawlor@mcommunications.com.

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Watch Colloquium:
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Q: $L^2$ norm of the first derivative of Legendre polynomials Recently I have encountered a question while studying the orthogonal properties of Legendre's polynomial

$$
\int_{-1}^{1} P_{n}^{\prime}(x) P_{n}^{\prime}(x)=n(n+1), n\geq1
$$

I have tried the above question with the help of the generating function, but it doesn't help much.

A: From the recursions relations for the Legendre polynomials here, we have
\begin{equation}
P'_n(x)=2\sum_{j=0}^{\lfloor\frac{n-1}{2}\rfloor} \frac{P_{n-1-2j}(x)}{\|P_{n-1-2j}\|^2}
\end{equation}
for $n\ge1$, where $$\|P_{n}\|^2=\int_{-1}^1\left( P_n(x) \right)^2\,dx=\frac{2}{2n+1}$$
Then the integral can be written as
\begin{align}
I_n&=\int_{-1}^{1} P_{n}^{\prime}(x) P_{n}^{\prime}(x)\,dx\\
&=4\sum_{j=0}^{\lfloor\frac{n-1}{2}\rfloor}\sum_{k=0}^{\lfloor\frac{n-1}{2}\rfloor}\int_{-1}^{1}\frac{P_{n-1-2j}(x)}{\|P_{n-1-2j}\|^2}\frac{P_{n-1-2k}(x)}{\|P_{n-1-2k}\|^2}\,dx
\end{align}
Orthogonality of the polynomials imposes $j=k$ to obtain the non-vanishing terms in the summation. The integrals give the norm of remaining polynomials, then
\begin{align}
I_n&=4\sum_{j=0}^{\lfloor\frac{n-1}{2}\rfloor}\int_{-1}^{1}\frac{\left( P_{n-1-2j}(x) \right)^2}{\|P_{n-1-2j}\|^4}\,dx\\
&=4\sum_{j=0}^{\lfloor\frac{n-1}{2}\rfloor}\frac{1}{\|P_{n-1-2j}\|^2}\\
&=2\sum_{j=0}^{\lfloor\frac{n-1}{2}\rfloor}\left( 2n-4j-1 \right)\\
&=n(n+1)
\end{align}
independently of the parity of $n$.

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Q: C++ ld returned 1 exist status i'm working in Linux on an OpenGL project. But when i'm trying to create the window with SDL2, here the output I get :
g++ -lGL -lGLEW -lSDL2 main.cpp display.cpp
/tmp/cchQfbLR.o: In function `Display::Display(unsigned long, unsigned long, std::string const&)':
display.cpp:(.text+0x21): undefined reference to `SDL_Init'
display.cpp:(.text+0x30): undefined reference to `SDL_GL_SetAttribute'
display.cpp:(.text+0x3f): undefined reference to `SDL_GL_SetAttribute'
display.cpp:(.text+0x4e): undefined reference to `SDL_GL_SetAttribute'
display.cpp:(.text+0x5d): undefined reference to `SDL_GL_SetAttribute'
display.cpp:(.text+0x6c): undefined reference to `SDL_GL_SetAttribute'
/tmp/cchQfbLR.o:display.cpp:(.text+0x7b): more undefined references to `SDL_GL_SetAttribute' follow
/tmp/cchQfbLR.o: In function `Display::Display(unsigned long, unsigned long, std::string const&)':
display.cpp:(.text+0xb1): undefined reference to `SDL_CreateWindow'
display.cpp:(.text+0xc9): undefined reference to `SDL_GL_CreateContext'
display.cpp:(.text+0xd6): undefined reference to `glewInit'
/tmp/cchQfbLR.o: In function `Display::update()':
display.cpp:(.text+0x152): undefined reference to `SDL_PollEvent'
/tmp/cchQfbLR.o: In function `Display::swapBuffers()':
display.cpp:(.text+0x18e): undefined reference to `SDL_GL_SwapWindow'
/tmp/cchQfbLR.o: In function `Display::clearScreen(float, float, float, float)':
display.cpp:(.text+0x1e1): undefined reference to `glClearColor'
display.cpp:(.text+0x1eb): undefined reference to `glClear'
/tmp/cchQfbLR.o: In function `Display::~Display()':
display.cpp:(.text+0x20a): undefined reference to `SDL_GL_DeleteContext'
display.cpp:(.text+0x21a): undefined reference to `SDL_DestroyWindow'
display.cpp:(.text+0x21f): undefined reference to `SDL_Quit'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status

The thing is I've used the exact same code in code::blocks before, and it worked. I searched in other subjects about the same error and found out it maybe have something to do with the linking. But I can't see what i'm doing wrong with. Here how I compile my project :
g++ -lGL -lGLEW -lSDL2 main.cpp display.cpp -o main.o

and here are the files :
main.cpp
#include <iostream>
#include "display.h"

int main(int argc, char** argv){
    Display display(800, 600, "engine");

    while(!display.isClosed()){
        display.clearScreen(.1f,.1f,.6f,1.f);

        display.update();
    }
    std::cout << "Hello world !" << std::endl;
    return 0;
}

display.h
#ifndef DISPLAY_H
#define DISPLAY_H

#include <string>
#include <SDL2/SDL.h>

class Display
{
public:
    Display(size_t _width, size_t _height, const std::string& _title);
    void update();
    void swapBuffers();
    void clearScreen(float _r, float _g, float _b, float _a);
    ~Display();
    bool isClosed() const {return closed;}
private:
    bool closed;
    SDL_Window* mWindow;
    SDL_GLContext mContext;
};

#endif

display.cpp
#include "display.h"
#include <GL/glew.h>
#include <iostream>

Display::Display(size_t _width, size_t _height, const std::string& _title){
    SDL_Init(SDL_INIT_EVERYTHING);

    SDL_GL_SetAttribute(SDL_GL_RED_SIZE, 8);
    SDL_GL_SetAttribute(SDL_GL_GREEN_SIZE, 8);
    SDL_GL_SetAttribute(SDL_GL_BLUE_SIZE, 8);
    SDL_GL_SetAttribute(SDL_GL_ALPHA_SIZE, 8);
    SDL_GL_SetAttribute(SDL_GL_BUFFER_SIZE, 32);
    SDL_GL_SetAttribute(SDL_GL_DOUBLEBUFFER, 1);

    mWindow = SDL_CreateWindow(_title.c_str(), SDL_WINDOWPOS_CENTERED, SDL_WINDOWPOS_CENTERED, _width, _height, SDL_WINDOW_OPENGL);
    mContext = SDL_GL_CreateContext(mWindow);
    GLuint status = glewInit();
    if (status != GLEW_OK){
        std::cerr << "Failed to link the glew library..." << std::endl;
    }
    closed = false;

}
void Display::update(){
    swapBuffers();
    SDL_Event e;
    while(SDL_PollEvent(&e)){
        if(e.type == SDL_QUIT)
            closed = true;
    }
}
void Display::swapBuffers(){
    SDL_GL_SwapWindow(mWindow);
}
void Display::clearScreen(float _r, float _g, float _b, float _a){
    glClearColor(_r, _g, _b, _a);
    glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT | GL_DEPTH_BUFFER_BIT);
}
Display::~Display(){
    SDL_GL_DeleteContext(mContext);
    SDL_DestroyWindow(mWindow);
    SDL_Quit();
}

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The Silverton Tramway Y class was a class of 2-6-0 and 2-6-2T steam locomotives operated by the Silverton Tramway Company of Australia.

History
Between 1888 and 1907 the Silverton Tramway Company took delivery of eighteen 2-6-0 and two 2-6-2T locomotives from Beyer, Peacock & Co, Manchester. One James Martin & Co built example was purchased second-hand from the Tarrawingee Tramway.

Having commenced operations with hired South Australian Railways Y class locomotives, the Silverton Tramway Company ordered four locomotives of the same design from Beyer, Peacock & Co.  These were assembled in Gawler South Australia by James Martin's Phoenix Foundry, It had an option to on sell any that it deemed surplus to the South Australian Railways, hence the original Y3 and Y4 passed without use. The Silverton Tramway Company notionally had 21 locomotives of this type, although three were never operated and only a maximum of 17 were owned at any one time with numbers recycled.

Westinghouse air brakes were fitted to Y13, Y15 and Y16 from new with Y1 and Y11 retrofitted. Y1, Y6, Y8 and Y11 to Y17 were rebuilt with 180psi (originally 145psi) boilers with lead adhesion slabs added to the running boards. Three were superheated between 1924 and 1926.

They were superseded on main line duties by the A class from 1912 onwards, but many were retained for shunting and secondary duties around the Broken Hill yards and mine sidings. The last was withdrawn in 1961.

Class list

Preservation
Y1: at Sulphide Street Museum
Y6: at Mount Laura Homestead Museum
Y11: at Penrose Park, Silverton in September 1965
Y12: at the National Railway Museum, Port Adelaide

References

Beyer, Peacock locomotives
Railway locomotives introduced in 1888
Silverton Tramway
Steam locomotives of New South Wales
2-6-0 locomotives
2-6-2T locomotives
3 ft 6 in gauge locomotives of Australia

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Q: How to check whether I have IPython installed on my machine and what sequence to install these libraries? I need to use python for a machine learning course and I also need to install some external libraries. I'm a bit confused as to what the correct order is for installation of everything as I've heard the paths can get messed up if done incorrectly.
Here is what I need:

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*Python version 2.7

*IPython

*The libraries available inside this package by enthought

So 1st step is to see whether I have python installed
Yes: I have this version
 AM@~ >python
 Python 2.7.2 (default, Jun 20 2012, 16:23:33)
 [GCC 4.2.1 Compatible Apple Clang 4.0 (tags/Apple/clang-418.0.60)] on darwin
 Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.

Next IPython
 How do I check if I have IPython?
 Also whats the ideal procedure to install it? Any caveats? Any special path settings?

 Can I use brew to install it?

Enthought libraries
   Do I have to install these libraries in any particular order? before IPython? after IPython?
   Do I have to set any specific paths?

Im trying to avoid having to install and make an error and then reinstall etc.
So any help would be much appreciated. Im running Mac OS X 10.7 (Mountain Lion).
Thanks

A: You can simply check the version, as we do with other software packages to check if a software package is installed properly or not.
Type in your terminal.
ipython --version
It'll print the version if ipython is installed properly.

A: It is so simple to get all IPython, Matplotlib, Scipy etc. now that you have Python 2.7 installed. If this is for a course, I assume you have a .edu email address with this institution? If so just go here:  http://www.enthought.com/products/edudownload.php
Submit your info. Download and install it like any other program. You will then be able to call ipython from the terminal. Or to use matplotlib call ipython --pylab from the terminal.
Definitely do not go about installing the libraries one-by-one unless you are very familiar with how that works.


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Entertainment Kollywood 24 Mar 2016 Dhanush persuaded As ...
Entertainment, Kollywood
Dhanush persuaded Ashwiny to make Amma Kanakku
DECCAN CHRONICLE. | ASIRA TARANNUM
Published Mar 24, 2016, 12:35 am IST
Updated Mar 24, 2016, 12:35 am IST
Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari who has directed Nil Battey Sannata's Tamil remake Amma Kanakku, had not planned to do so initially.
Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari who has directed Nil Battey Sannata's Tamil remake Amma Kanakku, had not planned to do so initially. It was Dhanush, who ultimately co-produced the film, who bounced off the idea with her. And then co-producer Aanand L. Rai too persuaded her to do the same. Ashwiny says, "Aanand sir showed the trailer to Dhanush who later suggested that I remake it in Tamil.
Initially, I was not okay with the idea, as I had just wrapped the Hindi film. My husband Nitesh was out of town too for Dangal and I was not comfortable with the idea of leaving my six-year-old twins at home alone."
It was her husband's support that made Ashwiny change her mind initially. "He said to me, 'Are you mad? You are definitely directing it and everything will be managed.' Nitesh has been integral to this film. Aanand sir was encouraging too. My mother looked after my kids when I was away and I finished the shoot in a little less than 50 days in Chennai. My kids also came to stay with me for a week, so it was all okay," she says with a smile.
"Dhanush got Amala Paul and Samuthirakini on board but Revathi ma'am needed some convincing. I called her and told her to read the script and take a week to think. She wasn't interested in doing films, but after reading this script she told me that she had really liked it, and came on board. Today we are very good friends," Ashwiny says.
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There is no window inside that room, and the lamp that was placed on top of the desk put out a suspicious light on that room.
Around the table, there were a few chairs arranged, and two people, a man and a woman, quietly sit on those arranged chairs. As if they both were sculptures of some sort, they just sat there not moving an inch.
But the problem was actually a man.
His face was covered with a long bang while the left side of his face was covered with a mask; right now, that exact man was placing both of his hands on top of the table and using them as a pillow for him to sleep.
Even though the sleeping man was a commoner, he was treated as if he was a royal knight.
He was laying his chin on the desk while showing a really sloppy figure.
It really didn't fit for a rude man like him to be treated as one of the honored royal knights.
That guy's name was Silva.
He was a man in his mid-twenties that was chosen as one of the candidates as the future Queen Karina's Guardian.
After a long sleep, Silva finally woke up from his slumber.
And soon after that, he checked his surroundings and realized that nothing had changed so far since before he was asleep.
Silva was getting a bit irritated because of the current situation.
He has been waiting for a whole night since a letter came to the royal palace.
The reason he wanted to come was only because the letter was sent by an owl Rokomoko was fond of.
When he saw who sent the letter, Silva was dumbfounded.
When he finished reading the letter, he hurriedly tried to send back a reply.
But, he couldn't even do that.
In the time between the tests to become the Guardian, some people unexpectedly came to visit the room where he was staying. He couldn't just told them that he was busy preparing for the test.
He was told that there is some announcement about the test that will be told to him and he was brought walking down through some spiral stairs to some dull place that looked like a prison.
This is a room that can't hold even ten people here.
This place is a basement, isn't it? Now that I think about it, I heard there were a lot of rooms in the basement that were used to confine criminals inside them.
It had passed some time since the last time Silva was making a fuss here. Then, he took a nap.
And after he woke up, he started to make noise again.
There were a man and a woman that were also sitting here with Silva and right now, those two were looking at Silva with a killing stare, but Silva didn't even care about those stares.
The man who was just talking, closed his eyes and became quiet again.
And there was also a woman that was brought here together with him, but she hasn't spoken a single word up till now.
After seeing those two people, Silva started to think.
He started to understand how Rokomoko felt. These guys are really stiff.
On top of that, he never heard from their mouth that they wanted to become a knight who will protects others.
He was only doing it because the princess was hoping for him to become someone that could direct this country from the shadows, and that is why the Cardinal made him a candidate to become the Guardian without his consent.
Silva only became what he is now because Princess Karina wished him to be.
Silva looked at the sword that was hanging on his waist.
It was a sword made from a rare metal that could channel the spirit's power into it.
No other country had such an abundant quantity of magic ore, so much that it was possible to create a sword from it.
In this entire world, there were only 10 of these enchanted swords ever made; one of them was Daris' national treasure.
And Silva was granted one of those 10 swords, an elemental sword with the blessing of the Great Light spirit on it.
The last test for the three people was to test their compatibility with the Great Light Spirit, and that was why the Cardinal Maldini strictly told Silva to always keep the sword by his side.
It was the only woman in this room.
The woman that since the very beginning was just meditating without any expression, just now told the other off.
And after that silence came back to that small room.
Silva bend down his head a little, and secretly laughed.
He recalls about the letter that was sent to him by the boy who was called the fallen wind.
Silva remembered how moved he was last night as he took the letter from Rokomoko's favorite owl.
He will never forget how his body trembled as he finished reading that letter.
The contents of the letter from Slow, his former employer and also his friend, were very simple.
Silva was troubled seeing that.
Seeing how that letter has become so tattered.
Imagining how much he corrected the wording he used on that letter times and times again.
And on that letter, there was one sentence that truly shocked Silva after all these years.
Silva laughed seeing that sentence.
In this entire world, besides Slow, there is only one other person who knew about Slow Dening's most famous act.
Yes, only Silva knew about it.
The girl that was saved from the slaves' market.
She should have turned into a girl with a nice growth on her since that time.
Seeing Silva laughing by himself, the other two people were seeing him with difficult in their faces.
He thinks what the heck is that dream young master Slow is talking about.
And then, little by little he remembered about it.
The day that a child called Slow Dening met with me, a commoner.
It was when Silva was taking a fun trip into the forest.
There, he found a baby was taken hostage, a child that was holding a cane with a troubled face, and countless corpses of monsters he had never seen lying around.
While he was hiding and listening to their conversation, he knew which side was bad.
That is why, he helped.
Seeing that the child that was calling forth various magic as he swung his cane was actually the rumored wind child prodigy made him surprised.
After that, the wind child prodigy and the other guys talked about various things.
The child prodigy and the other guy were talking all night long about their dreams that they couldn't tell anybody else.
These two guys' dreams, he was glad they were truly one and the same.
Since Silva was young, there was only one dream he always sought while swinging his sword.
As time goes, he now became so frustrated that he almost gave up.
It was impossible for him who could only swing a sword to attain it.
For him who was just a commoner, Silva already knew that his dream was already impossible to attain and put it away deep in his heart.
For the sake of seeing his dream in the future I took up a sword on my arm as a commoner.
He couldn't remember exactly when, but he began to forget about his reasons to hold a sword in his hand.
For him who was starting to get swept away, he was only following what that sleepy–eyes Cardinal said and took the exam to become the guardian.
When he finished reading the letter, Silva already decided his future.
Silva had remembered the reason why he was amassing power.
[Commoners are really stupid! Right now, the northern empire is being ruled by the demon lord and his subordinates, and is also currently fighting with the country on the south! The demon lord himself has already declared war against all of humanity! If there is a case where a Daris' noble enter the northern empire site on their own, the country will have nothing to do with them! It's a reasonable stance of a country against a person that has abandoned their own position! At the beginning of the northern empire's demise, there were some nobles that threw away their own position and did what they thought was right, but right now there are none of them left! Because that place has already become a paradise of monsters!] (I think they wanted to say that if they go to hughjack empire then they will abandon their position as a noble in Daris)lose their position, yes.
After it was destroyed by the Dostork empire, the Hughjack empire was ruled by the demon lord and its subordinates.
Because he thinks about how that guy was always in a bad position in his life.
Because, if he goes to the place where those wicked creatures are———.
——–then, he intended to throw away his noble position in this country.
The sturdy door came out flying with great power, the two people that were meditating on their own were taken aback and looked at the spectacle in front of them.
At the place where the door had opened, lined up there was a man that had the same power in Daris as Duke Dening, that man was the leader of this test to become princess Karina's guardian.
He has a bald head and pointy eyes, he is the Cardinal Maldini.
An unpredicted destination, princess' pilgrimage, the departure of the royal knights, and also Cardinal Maldini's visits, after receiving that kind of information there would be nobody who could stay composed.
A dungeon had just born at the forest just outside of the academy.
There was no doubt that it was a big blunder done by the military.
The military was owned by the great noble Duke Dening, while the Royal Knights were owned by Cardinal Maldini.
The military affairs were left to Duke Dening, while the internal affairs were left to Cardinal Maldini.
Even a child knew these two are always in bad terms.
Something worthy for the Cardinal Maldini.
After realizing who the old man who was standing in front of them is, the Guardian candidates stand and fix their posture.
With much vigor, the Cardinal raised both of his hands towards the Guardian candidates.
After seeing each of their faces, he told them with a loud voice.


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218A FURTHER STUDIES EXPLORING IRON NUTRITIONAL QUALITY FROM AMARANTHUS SPECIES
Authors: Anusuya Rangarajan 1 and John F. Kelly 1
1 Department of Horticulture, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 48824
https://doi.org/10.21273/HORTSCI.29.5.460g
Over the past few years, studies have been conducted exploring the variability in iron nutritional quality from a tropical vegetable, Amaranthus. In order to confirm previous iron bioavailability data, A. cruentus, A. hypochondriacus and A. tricolor lines were grown at the MSU Horticulture Research Center and then analyzed for total and in vitro bioavailable iron. Leaves were harvested 39 days after transplanting, washed, lyophilized and ground. Total iron levels were determined using atomic absorption spectroscopy and bioavailable iron estimates derived using an in vitro assay simulating gastrointestinal digestion. Among the lines tested, total iron concentrations ranged from 145 to 506 ppm. Bioavailable iron ranged from 44 to 70 ppm. Both the total and bioavailable iron measured were highest in A. tricolor, similar to results of previous years. Total iron values were lower for all of the lines than detected previously, but the range of bioavailable iron was similar to earlier work. Bioavailable iron estimated using the in vitro procedure does not appear to be greatly influenced by fluctuations in total iron content. Amaranth could provide between 44 and 70 mg Fe/100 gm fresh weight, equal to 20-35% of the daily Fe requirement for women, and 40-70% for men. Future experiments will utilize an animal bioassay to verify differences detected in bioavailable iron.
Volume 29 (1994): Issue 5 (May 1994)
Article by Anusuya Rangarajan
Article by John F. Kelly


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Hollywood on the Hudson
Actor and Director Mary Stuart Masterson's is bringing big-picture productions to the Hudson River Valley.
Ruthie Kornblatt-Stier
Big change is rumbling in Hudson Valley. With A-list shows such as Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin filming at Upriver Studios in Saugerties, NY and more high-budget productions in the works, a flourishing film industry is blooming in Ulster County, NY—thanks to actress and director Mary Stuart Masterson.
Renowned for its bucolic rolling hills and Gilded-Age Mansions, the Hudson Valley has functioned as an escape for busy New Yorkers for centuries. In contrast to the area's pastoral bliss, however, its local communities have struggled. After the departure of IBM from their Ulster County campus in 1998, the crumbling site has been a serious economic liability and a symbol for the absence of thriving industry in the area. After making a permanent move from New York City to the Hudson Valley in order to raise her family, Masterson recognized the area's need for economic revitalization. Determined to bring stable, profitable industry back to the Valley, she founded two companies—Stockade Works, a film and television educational nonprofit, and Upriver Studios, a state-of-the-art soundstage.
While directing the film The Cake Eaters in the Hudson Valley in 2006, Masterson became keenly aware of how the area was an unusually good place to film. The Valley was easily accessible from New York City, had a plethora of unused industrial buildings from the former IBM campus and beautiful, expansive outdoor spaces. Masterson felt that the Hudson Valley was the logical next frontier for the film and television industry—and for her family. "After I moved, I fell in love not only with the location, but with the people," explained Masterson. "I wanted to raise my family, I wanted to do my part for my community and I wanted to continue filmmaking." She knew that she could fill in the economic gaps left by IBM's departure by bringing more film and television projects to the Hudson Valley.
In the early stages of developing her plan, Masterson was introduced to Beth Davenport, a media strategist. The two instantly recognized their shared desire to revitalize their local community. "I knew that I could help Mary Stuart make her vision a reality," said Beth. "We set out to provide a new sector of job opportunities to everyone who lived here using the lens of diversity, equity, inclusion, and sustainability to guide us."
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"I knew that in order to make my idea a feasible reality, we would need to build out the ecosystem first. There was already a strong film foundation throughout the Valley, and we just needed to fill in the gaps," said Masterson. Before bringing in high-level film and television production, the area first needed an extensive and expert local production force. In 2016, Davenport and Masterson founded Stockade Works, a nonprofit dedicated to workforce development in film and television production for local Hudson Valley residents. "Stockade Works is designed to amplify and add to the industry that was already present in the area," explained Masterson. "We added a crucial step of the pipeline necessary to support a healthy film and television industry in the Valley."
Stockade Works' programs provide not only specialized training for local residents, but also an unusual networking and job placement program that has placed graduates in over 150 productions across the country. "The whole bedrock of what we do is to be in the community. So, we have community partners, from local youth organizations to veterans organizations. We partner with all the local schools, whether it be the SUNYs, Bard, or Vassar," explained Davenport. "Even though I've lived here for fifteen, sixteen years, I'm still not a local," said Masterson. "We knew that it was crucial for us to spend time and invest in the Hudson Valley community through Stockade Works as a nonprofit. We had to prove that we were here to provide an investment in the future rather than to extract value."
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Following Stockade Works' incredible success, Masterson, Davenport, and their team embarked on a project in 2020 to develop the actual facilities that movies and television shows would need to film in—Upriver Studios in Saugerties, NY. Upriver is a public benefit LLC that has a synergetic relationship with Stockade Works and shares a portion of its ancillary revenue with the nonprofit. In turn, the graduates of Stockade Works' programs are able to land high-paying jobs in top-level productions that film at Upriver, without needing to travel for work.
"Upriver is the final link in the production chain," explained Masterson. Its permanent soundstage studios provide a state-of-the-art location that continues to offer lucrative careers to local workers, even after specific productions and shows finish filming. "In order to actually support your community, you have to be there when the circus leaves town. There's no way to create a stable economy without reliable employment—if it's unclear when the next gig will come along, if workers can't join the union, then they can't live here," said Masterson. "The whole concept behind Upriver is to create sustainability of people and of place."
As a woman-owned public benefit LLC, Upriver has tangible impact baked into its foundation as a business. Its regenerative structure benefits not only its owners and investors, but also—and most importantly—the Hudson Valley community. Though Upriver has been dubbed 'Hollywood on the Hudson,' Davenport emphasized that Upriver goes beyond the conventions of Hollywood: "We have structured our business goals around our values—around providing equal opportunity and economic durability." Masterson added that the film and television industry is "theoretically interested in diversity, equity, and inclusion. But right now, that interest is only demonstrated on a corporate level." What sets Upriver apart from other film and television studio spaces and companies is its foundational commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion across all levels of its labor and production force.
Construction of the Upriver facilities was scheduled to begin in March of 2020, and the pandemic threatened to shut down the operation altogether. Filming came to a grinding halt and anxious investors pulled out.
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"The future of film and television was completely in limbo," said Masterson. "But we're scrappy. We're determined. We were going to make it work." In some ways, the unforeseeable challenges posed by the pandemic drove the Upriver team to think outside the box, raise new kinds of capital, and finish construction by 2021.
Upstart Co-Labs, a foundation that connects impact investors with creative minds making a difference, helped investors with aligned values to catapult Upriver into reality. "Upriver shows the capacity of artists not only to be creative but to be entrepreneurial. This is exactly what impact investors look for," said Laura Callanan, a founding partner of Upstart Co-Labs.
The incredible success of Stockade Works' and Upriver's mission was proven when Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin selected the newly completed Upriver studios as the filming location for its entire first season. Staffed by a local workforce, the lucrative series demonstrated that the Hudson Valley is more than capable of producing top-of-the-line television shows and movies.
"Just that one show was able to bring millions to the Hudson Valley," said Davenport.
Upriver is just getting started. The current soundstage studio only has room for one production to film at a time, and the Upriver team knows that they can continue to bring even more projects to the Hudson Valley. The next step is an expansion of studio space—at least another 100,000 square feet of soundstage studio space in Kingston, NY.
"Watching my community, my neighbors, grow and thrive—that's what keeps me going," said Masterson.
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Your local guide to Battle Creek, Michigan
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There's a lot more to Battle Creek than a balanced breakfast. Home to Kellogg Company and Post Cereals headquarters, the Michigan city boasts a proud history and plenty of things to see and do. From nature preserves to museums and even a roaring casino, check out our fun guide to Battle Creek.
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Historic Bridge Park
Just a 10-minute drive southeast from Battle Creek you'll find Historic Bridge Park. Described as an "open-air museum" for truss bridges, there are six historic bridges preserved throughout the park, all originally from Michigan or Indiana. With picnic areas, a playground and access to the Kalamazoo River, it's a scenic spot to spend the day and take beautiful pictures.
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Ott Nature Preserve
A must-see for hikers, bird watchers and nature lovers, the Ott Biological Nature Reserve includes nearly 300 acres of gorgeous green space and is home to several rare and endangered plant species. Its network of trails leads hikers through interesting and rugged habitats formed by glaciers, including two spring-fed lakes, glacial ridges and marshland.
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Battle Creek Farmer's Market
Open Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from May through October, the Battle Creek Farmer's Market focuses on local foods and local farmers, with vendors offering seasonal Michigan grown fruits, vegetables, meats and eggs, along with honey, maple syrup, baked goods and artisanal crafts. The Festival Market Square was renovated in 2015 and is home to several events throughout the year, including concerts, movies and festivals.
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Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! One of the largest zoos in Michigan, Binder Park Zoo hosts an impressive array of animals from all over the world, including the popular Wild Africa Exhibit featuring giraffes, zebras, ostriches and antelope and lions. For the little ones, there's an award-winning children's petting zoo with goats, llamas and sheep that the kiddies to play with.
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Firekeeper's Casino
Aside from your usual slots and table games, Firekeeper's Casino is an entertainment hub in the city, home to a flurry of concerts, live music events and big-screen sports. With a 243-room hotel, five restaurants, a sports bar and a cabaret, it's a great place to shop, dine or catch a show.
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Dr. John Harvey Kellog Discovery Center
Experience a slice of Michigan history with this recreated 19th-century village featuring restored and replicated buildings from the days of the Adventist pioneers. Kids can explore the restored log cabin and one-room schoolhouse and enjoy modern reenactments and tours.
Kingman Museum
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Nestled inside the beautiful trails of Leila Arboretum, the Kingman Museum is a hidden treasure and local landmark in Battle Creek. The natural history museum and planetarium has several thousand artifacts displayed in permanent and temporary exhibits, but the planetarium's night sky talk under the stars is a must-see.
Leila Arboretum and Fantasy Forest
Forty-four years ago, the trees in the Arboretum's forest succumbed to a beetle infestation. From the misshapen trunks and stumps, artists carved fantastic wood sculptures. Put on some walking shoes and explore the unique carvings of Big Foot, a moose with a backpack, a castle and many more fantasy creatures. Everything is free, however, donations are gladly excepted.


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Q: Is it possible to split datatable js by date (past, now, future) with option of expanding and collapsing? I would like to get effect like shown in this mockup. I am using https://datatables.net/ and now I ma considering sorting it on the backend side and return three dictionaries in JSON like {'past': [], 'today': [], 'future': []} but I think it should be possible with datatable js, let me know if it is, and some suggestions how to do it (using sorting is obvious), but I don't know how to do split and expand colapse. Thanks in advance for support!

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For now I go so far: http://jsfiddle.net/andilab/9pMbV/
I am able to group it by dates. How to split it into groups: PAST, TODAY, FUTURE?
My only idea is to return additional field calculated in backend determining in which group the record should be and then make grouping based on this value.
BUT I will apriciate any hack in JS for this problem, so that grouping based on extra calculated on client side parameter (determining T, P, F) will be done.

A: Try the row grouping add-in. I think this page may help you out https://jquery-datatables-row-grouping.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/collapsibleGroups.html
Edit: For splitting the groups, you could add a column in the backend and apply the past, now and future labels dynamically.


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Hartbeespoort Nudges Tshuma Stingers To A Win
On a chill winter afternoon in Hartbeespoort on 8 June, Hartbeespoort went head to head against Tshuma Stingers and came out with a win. Hartbeespoort scored the opening try and converted to take the lead [7-0]. Stingers kept their composure, discipline and stuck to the structure. This allowed them to respond moments later with three points score from Lwando Yiliwe which reduced the deficit to just a try away [7-3].
Stingers had the last say of the first half, with Lwando Yiliwe slotting a penalty kick in the final stages of the half.
Half-time – Tshuma Stingers [6-7] Hartbeespoort
The second-half was tough, with Hartbeespoort producing really good tries.
With the clock ticking towards the 60th minute, Stingers made changes but these did not make an impact on the scoreboard. Hartbeespoort had more clean breaks and managed to keep the ball alive at the point of contact and continued their offensive. Hartbeespoort continued to pile pressure on the Stingers defence and scored 5 more tries. Despite the loss, Stingers can be credited with staying in the fight to the very last whistle.
"Collectively we realise now that we only have one remaining chance to stay in the top four, we are looking forward to putting a whole lot of work at training ahead of our deciding clash against Alexandra Wolves Rugby Club. It will be massively important for us to get a win with a good result" said the head coach Lofty Tyebileyo.
Tshuma Stingers will be battling it out with Alexandra Rugby Club this coming Saturday on 15 June 2019 in Soweto. The aim will be to get 5 points and make it into the top 4 as well as stay in the Senior Grand Challenge Pool.
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A Port St. Lucie man who threatened the life of a robbery victim while she was in a Palm Beach County courtroom testifying against his son has pleaded guilty to two counts of assault, according to court records.
Peter Cartier, 52, was sentenced Tuesday to six months of probation and two days of jail time. Cartier also was ordered to write a letter of apology to the victim and then maintain no contact with her, and to pay $1,015 in court costs.
Cartier originally was charged with tampering with a witness and extortion after he threatened the woman's life. The threat came after she spoke at a bond hearing Oct. 26 against Justin Cartier of West Palm Beach and Joann Orezi of Royal Palm Beach. They were accused of attempting to rob the victim and her friend at gunpoint in suburban West Palm Beach on Oct. 25.
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At the end of each year I look back at what I have done over the past 12 months and what I can do in the next 12 to improve my photography, so this post is a little bit more about introspection and news rather than new images.
What got me thinking about this was my latest success in the Tallaght International Salon of Photographic Art, to give it it's full title, which is based in Dublin. This completed the triple crown following on from my success in the London Salon and Edinburgh International, and along with various other awards means that people are starting to recognise my name and images. Having now scaled all of the major exhibition peaks I could wish to conquer I can now concentrate on just developing my photography.
I went to the opening of the Tallaght exhibition which is on at the Country Library for the next week or so. It was a very fleeting visit, I spent 12 hours in Dublin, including 4 hours asleep, and was able to get back to work for 8am the following morning. People who know me will know that I do mad things like this, it's nice to collect medals in person and its a way of showing your appreciation to the exhibition organisers who put a huge amount of effort into making them happen.
And afterwards what better way to celebrate than going down the pub for a few glasses of my favourite alcoholic beverage.
So in the words of the famous Guinness adverts, I think that finally the self-doubt has gone and "I Believe" in my photography.
Thank you Nanette for creating beautiful images with me, to the Tallaght exhibition team for putting on a superb exhibition, to the club members who were so friendly and welcoming to me, and to Brian for a super evening.
I feel a yearning to get back to Scotland and visit some new found friends there, as well as another visit to Portugal and various other places in the UK. I've also found quite a few new models I want to work with, and I need to work more with some existing models who I never quite got round to working with enough times last year. I also have some amazing new locations that people who like my images have just contacted me and offered me access to, all contributions gratefully accepted.
And I lied about there being no new images on this post, so talking of new models here's a few shots of Keira Grant a really great US model who I worked with when she visited the UK in June. Hopefully she will return to our shores sometime.
And a few of Rebecca Tun a superb model who I had a very short notice shoot with recently, during which we produced some super images, I have tried to slow down recently but we still ended up shooting over 1600 images in 4 hours in a quite small white background studio! I hope to work with her again in 2013.
These are all very quick edits, with the last mono one being infra-red.
Now we just need to get this Christmas lark out of the way so we can get the show on the road and produce some more images.
Congrats on the Gold medal and best in show award too Tim.
Good year too so well done.
Congratulations again Tim. A super result this year. May next year be equally successful.
I'm glad you mentioned that you are planning a trip to Portugal again. You will be ever so welcome.
It's great to see you get rewarded for your work. I'll be watching for the 2013 gems.


The Tennis Integrity Unit has insisted the latest worrying figures of suspicious betting activity in tennis are not necessarily proof of corruption.
Figures released by sports gambling watchdog ESSA show that, of 100 suspicious sporting events flagged up in 2015, 73 were tennis matches.
In a statement to Press Association Sport, a TIU spokesman said: "ESSA is one of the organisations that has a Memorandum of Understanding with the Tennis Integrity Unit.
"All information supplied by betting operators is analysed by the TIU. This analysis includes many other factors that can influence results, including player fitness, fatigue, form, playing conditions and personal circumstances.
"If the analysis suggests suspicious activity, the TIU moves to investigation, which includes interviewing players, taking phones and laptops.
"An alert can be an indicator of suspicious activity. But it is not proof or evidence that corruption has taken place.
"On its own, betting data is not sufficient to bring forward a successful prosecution; it has to be considered, assessed and verified along with the TIU's many other sources of intelligence.
"Statistics of the kind released today by ESSA must be considered in that light."
The sport's anti-corruption practices have been under the microscope following allegations by the BBC and BuzzFeed last month concerning match-fixing at the top level of the game.
Tennis' world governing bodies subsequently came together to announce an independent review of integrity in the sport, which will be overseen by Adam Lewis QC and is expected to take at least 12 months.
Worryingly for tennis, more than a third of the suspicious matches took place in the final quarter of 2015 according to the figures released by ESSA on Thursday.
The ESSA report claimed 24 tennis matches were flagged up by betting companies compared to eight football matches, one snooker match, one ice hockey match and one greyhound race.
Suspicious activity in tennis in 2015 took place across five continents, including one match in the UK.
The highest number of ESSA alerts came from Turkey with eight, followed by seven each in Tunisia and Argentina.
An ESSA alert is issued when suspicious transactions are flagged up by the organisation's members.
Where evidence emerges of potentially fraudulent activity taking place, the relevant sports governing body is informed.
ESSA chairman Mike O'Kane said: "The start of 2016 has seen a worldwide focus on alleged match-fixing in tennis. The data contained in ESSA's Q1-3 reports has been used to highlight those concerns.
"The data in our Q4 integrity report reflects previous quarters and, whilst tennis constituted the largest proportion of suspicious betting alerts identified by ESSA members, it should be noted that the vast majority of tennis events are fair.
"ESSA has been working closely with the tennis authorities on this issue and remains committed to working with all of our partners in sport."
The TIU was set up in 2008 to enforce the sport's anti-corruption code of conduct and investigate possible breaches.
So far 19 players and officials have been sanctioned, with the most recent coming this week when unranked Thai player Jatuporn Nalamphun was banned for 18 months for betting on matches and failing to cooperate with an investigation.
Nearly all those punished have plied their trade predominantly at the lowest level of the game.