The Bombay High Court asked the Maharashtra government if any expert agency has conducted a scientific study in Melghat region of Vidarbha and other tribal areas of the state to tackle the issue of malnutrition deaths and illnesses.
A division bench headed by Justice A S Oka was hearing a bunch of Public Interest Litigations (PILs) highlighting the rise in malnutrition deaths and illnesses among those living in the tribal belt of the state especially Melghat region.
The bench sought to know from additional government pleader Neha Bhide if any overall study was carried out in the concerned areas to understand the problem and come out with suggestions.
"We need an independent scientific study to be carried out by an expert agency. Institutions like the IIT or TISS could be appointed and their expert team could visit the places and understand the issue – health and nutrition wise – and suggest what could be done," Justice Oka said.
One of the petitioners, Purnima Upadhyay, on Friday pointed out to the court that the problem of malnutrition was now also affecting adults.
"People who were malnourished as children are now facing health issues and are dying even before they reach the age of 50. The government needs to frame a policy to address the issue," Upadhyay said.
The bench posted the petitions for further hearing on September 11.
Different benches of the high court have passed several orders on the issue over the last two years, directing the state government to ensure those in the tribal areas in the state get adequate nutrition, health care, sanitation, and education facilities.


Broke my "No Foraging for Cocktail Supplies in Central Park" rule today because of these fresh cherry blossoms that I nabbed on my morning run. 🌸😳☺ I adapted this recipe from the amazing book "Wild Cocktails from the Midnight Apothecary" by Lottie Muir. I love this book so much.
Add all ingredients and shake, serve up in a coupe with a cherry blossom garnish.


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Mujigae-tteok () or rainbow rice cake is a layered tteok (rice cake) of different colors resembling a rainbow. It is used for special occasions such as a banquet, party, or feast like doljanchi (first birthday), hwangapjanchi (60th birthday). Alternative names for mujigae-tteok include saektteok () and saekpyeon (), both of which means "colored rice cakes".

Preparation
The addition of food coloring makes mujigae-tteok different from the other varieties of seolgi-tteok, such as white baek-seolgi. It is made by steaming sweetened non-glutinous rice flour in a siru (steamer). Sweetened rice flour is made by first grinding soaked rice and mixing it with honey or sugar solution. The flour is then rubbed between the palms for uniform mixing of the ingredients and finally sieved. Food colorings, commonly gardenia (yellow), rock tripe powder (grey), mugwort powder (green), and devil's-tongue powder (pink), are then added and mixed with small amount of water. Colored and white (uncolored) rice flour are then laid on a cloth-lined siru in about  thick layers and steamed.

See also
 List of Korean desserts
 List of steamed foods

References

Steamed foods
Tteok

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My husband saw an interesting recipe online so i did not hesitate to put it in practice right away, but with a different twist of course, recipe adapted to what we had in our fridge (nothing goes to waste!)! A breakfast-lunch-dinner recipe: potato pizza!
Let's see how it came out!
Slice the potatoes, drop some olive oil in the pan until the oil covers the pan completely and arrange the potato slices until they look similar to a pizza dough.
Let the potatoes crisp for 10 minutes and then add the tomato sauce and the mushrooms!
Get the potato pizza ready!
Once mushrooms and tomato sauce have been added, drop some jalapenos on top! Leave the potato pizza to cook for another 5 minutes.
Season with salt, pepper, herbs! Drop some soy sauce as well, then add the cheddar cheese, slices of ham (or bacon!) and leave it to melt!
Now, drop the egg in the center! Let everything cook for another 10 minutes and then enjoy! It's that simple!


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Home Blog #774 "Full Communion" Relationships and the Mission of Christ, Part 2
#774 "Full Communion" Relationships and the Mission of Christ, Part 2
This week we bring you the second half Bishop Marcus C. Lohrmann's "Full Communion Relationships: An Ecumenical Way Forward," which he presented earlier this year in an ecumenical lecture series at Lourdes University in Sylvania, Ohio. As you'll recall from last week, the first half of Marcus's lecture presents the rationale behind the ELCA's various "full communion" agreements. In this second half, he reflects on the experiences of having lived and worked with those agreements, and he discusses both the challenges they pose and the benefits they offer.
Peace and Joy,
Carol Braun, for the editorial team.
Full Communion Relationships: An Ecumenical Way Forward
Lourdes University, Sylvania, Ohio
[Part 2]
D. Some Gifts Received Through Full Communion Relationships
The ELCA has now had over fifteen years of experience with full communion relationships. What are some of the gifts that have been received through these relationships? Chief among them is the growing understanding that by the grace and mercy of God in Christ Jesus and by the power of the Holy Spirit we know ourselves to be one. What defines us is that our identity is deeply linked to the God who in Christ Jesus claims us in baptismal water and feeds us with the Bread of Life (John 6). That trumps all that would divide us, including sin, death, and the power of the devil. Many of us historically have defined ourselves by our denomination. I have increasingly referred to myself as a Lutheran Christian as a way of pointing to the more profound identity. We experienced that more profound identity several years ago when United Methodist Bishop Bruce Ough preached a powerful sermon at a Eucharist Service for our Synod Assembly.
These relationships provide an occasion for joy for marriages, families, and friends that have been divided among denominations now in full communion relationships. In the past we often would speak of being converted from one denomination to another. The commonly accepted inference was that to leave one denomination for another risked betrayal of our faith and the heritage of our family. Some days ago I talked with an elderly couple, recently married, who spoke about how their individual faiths have been enriched through their experiences with the other's Christian faith tradition. "I'm learning to talk about Jesus," the Lutheran confessed with a laugh.
Through these relationships, we have developed a growing awareness of and appreciation for what has shaped the faith, life, and witness of the other. One of our retired pastors who has been serving an Episcopalian parish commented, "God really does have a sense of humor. I was an outspoken opponent of the full communion relationship with the Episcopalian church. Now I am serving one. And what a gift this has been for me." Recently I attended Sylvania United Church of Christ for Lutheran church historian Martin Marty's presentations. During the course of my weekend at that church I learned that one of the predecessor churches of the UCC was among the first to speak out again slavery. I did not know that, although I did know that the UCC and its predecessor bodies have a long tradition of seeking to make the link between one's confession of faith and how that impacts matters of justice. We are the body of Christ. We need each other and the distinctive gifts we bring to the whole for the sake of Christ's mission in the world.
Full communion relationships insist that we move together in conversation in the face of potential disagreement rather than cutting off the other. Full communion relationships establish and understand the ongoing role of mutual affirmation and admonition. It is no secret that Christians in this country and in our denominations have struggled mightily with matters of sexuality. The ELCA's full communion partners have had differing perspectives on this matter. In 2010, the Reformed Church in America invited the ELCA, the Presbyterian Church, and the United Church of Christ, partners in the Formula of Agreement-along with the Christian Reformed Church, the Disciples of Christ and the Moravians—"to engage in a consultation on the interpretation and use of Scripture in moral discernment and ethical decision-making." Papers have now been compiled that explore the following topics: "Jesus is Lord"; "Scripture and Decision-Making in the Church"; and "Practices for Moral Discernment in Christian Community."
Attentiveness to other Christian traditions can deepen a growing awareness of our own tradition. Several years ago, the Rev. Dr. Michael Kinnamon, former General Secretary of the National Council of Churches, provided leadership for a retreat for Ohio Council of Churches denominational leaders. He commented that ecumenical conversations require the most substantial understanding of our own traditions. The full communion relationships allow us, in conversation with those we are getting to know better, to know our own tradition better, warts and all.
The full communion relationships enable us to more naturally share gifts with each other. The Northwestern Ohio Synod has used the Rev. John Edgar, a former United Methodist executive and now pastor at Church of All People in Columbus, as a resource for our urban parishes who seek to have vital word and sacrament ministries that also connect with the communities of which they are a part. Trinity Lutheran Seminary in Columbus hosts Bexley Hall, a seminary of the Episcopal Church, as they both prepare leaders for Christ's church. Imagine how the lives of seminarians are enriched through those relationships. Over the years the staff of the Northwestern Ohio Synod has met with the staffs of the Episcopalian Diocese and Western Conference of the United Methodist Church. Picture how those emerging relationship pave the way for greater collaboration for the sake of God's mission in this territory.
Most of the counties in Northwestern Ohio are in numerical decline, with congregations in many instances reflecting that decline. Full communion relationships allow us to have conversations concerning how we might better collaborate for the sake of word and sacrament communities of faith. For example, for about five years Pastor Mike Wiechers has served two parishes, one ELCA and one Episcopalian, in Port Clinton. Both congregations rejoice in the relationship. We presently are in conversation with full communion partners concerning shared ministry in other communities. I suspect that such contexts will multiply in the next years.
It is not hard to come up with more examples of the gifts received through full communion relationships. Participants in this gathering surely could provide more stories and illustrations.
E. Some of the Risks and Challenges of Full Communion Relationships
Are there risks and challenges related to full communion relationships? I think there are. One is the possibility that participants become theologically indifferent. Many applaud full communion relationships simply because they like it when people work together. Togetherness for its own sake is the ultimate goal. I understand the appeal. You have heard the statements celebrating togetherness: "There are many paths to the grist mill." "We are all heading for the same place so we might as well work together." Then there is the oft quoted, "It doesn't matter what you believe as long as you are sincere." Full communion relationships could be perceived by some as fostering such thinking. When that takes place, it is a loss. Theology and doctrine do matter. I like the definition of doctrine that insists, "Doctrine is what must be said in order for the gospel to be heard." My hope and prayer is that full communion relationships foster such trust that we can explore the deepest truths of the Christian faith in order that the gospel may be heard for the sake of Christ's mission to the world.
One challenge is that we fail to maximize the gift of these relationships. This is hard work. Denominational and congregational leaders are often busy with our own "stuff." The principal of homogeneity too often shapes our lives. We are more comfortable with those with whom we have a shared history. The matter of tending to demonstrable unity in Christ in order that the world might believe gets lost in our trap of denominational self-preoccupation.
Another risk is that full communion relationships can become an excuse for adopting survival tactics instead of wrestling with the question concerning the ways in which our relationships can enable us to be signs of and participants in God's in-breaking reign in Christ Jesus. Imagine a Lutheran congregation and a United Methodist congregation that are considering forming a shared ministry because numbers and income are down. Perhaps the congregations can no longer afford a pastor and the supporting of two buildings. Consider the questions, is this only about survival of the sacred territory of these buildings or is it about faithful mission? How do we raise that question? How do we discern the answers? But if in the end it is only about survival, then maybe, at least in some respects, something needs to die. There is Biblical precedent for such a view. Referring to his own death and resurrection, our Lord declares, "Very truly I tell you, unless a grain of wheat first falls into the ground and dies, it remains just a single grain; but if it dies, it bears much fruit" (John 12:24).
It is also possible that full communion relationships and the sense of renewed strength that may come from those relationships may diminish the perceived necessity of addressing critical issues that are facing the church and its witness to Christ. All of us can name those issues. My list of those issues would include the reported negative perception of the church that leads the unchurched to dismiss it as judgmental and hypocritical; the inability of many of our churches to connect with young people in the face of other, "more attractive" alternatives; our inattentiveness to Christians of other traditions often not involved in our dialogues; our struggle with articulating a "theology of the cross" to a mainline Christian culture that has opted for what Kenda Creasy Dean in her book, Almost Christian, calls "moralistic therapeutic deism"; the inclination of many of our churches to function more as a club than as signs of and participants in God's in-breaking reign in Christ Jesus; our inability to nurture the Christian faith as reflected in the growing ignorance of Scripture even among those who identify with our congregations. We have major work to do with respect to knowing how to be intelligible to the culture while also conveying the scandalous good news of Jesus Christ. It would be a missed opportunity, if not a tragedy, were our ecumenical dialogues and full communion relationships to fail to address these matters as well.
F. A Way Forward
The title of this presentation is "Full Communion Relationships: An Ecumenical Way Forward." Perhaps the risk in the title is that it might suggest that if only we do the proper work, we can accomplish the unity of the church. At last fall's meeting of the ELCA Conference of Bishops, we had the privilege of receiving a presentation by Bishop Denis Madden, chair of the Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs Committee of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. As he concluded his address he commented, "2017 is the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation. Should we not be doing something together to mark this important occasion and to point the way toward unity?" Then he continued:
John Borelli in an America magazine article entitled "In the Beginning: How the Work of Christian Unity Got Started" sites an episode that took place in the Vatican on December 2, 1960. Doctor Geoffrey Fisher, the Archbishop of Canterbury, had a meeting with Pope John XXIII. The Holy Father read from an address in which he enthusiastically referred to that time when other Christians could return to Mother Church. The Archbishop of Canterbury courteously and with deference corrected His Holiness: "Not return….None of us can go backwards. We are looking forward, until in God's good time, when our two courses approximate and meet." The pope pondered for a moment and then said, "You are right."
Madden continued:
Let me thank you again my brothers and sisters for your kind hospitality today. It is wonderful to be with you. Let me encourage you in your work of Christian Unity. We know that Christ has sent the Holy Spirit to guide us. We need to rely on this guidance always. Despite our difficulties and occasional discouragements, there is more that unites us than divides us, so let us continue in faith to work that "all may be one."
I would already identify the "more that unites us" as the Incarnate One who went the way of the cross and empty tomb for us and for our salvation. As we are about this holy work of unity, we know our crucified and risen Lord prays for us, "…that we may be one…that the world may believe." By the power of the Holy Spirit, God even now draws us together through this One who has been lifted up for the life of the world. And so we pray, "Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven."
Marcus C. Lohrmann

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Q: How to reset a counter column to zero in a table every month I have a column named
duty_counter to store the no of persons working for every month.
reset_date to store the last reset date.
i get the reset_date using the following sql and set it to the curr date
select distinct TO_CHAR(reset_date,'DD')as day,TO_CHAR(reset_date,'HH24')as hour,TO_CHAR(reset_date,'mi')as min from hr_mgt;

Consider the output here as Date 12 , Hour 18 , minute 00.
Lets say at 5th of every month , the duty_counter_column should be reset to zero only once.
    Calendar reqDate = Calendar.getInstance();
    reqDate.set(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, Integer.valueOf(4));
    reqDate.set(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY, Integer.valueOf(23));
    reqDate.set(Calendar.MINUTE, Integer.valueOf(59));
    Calendar currDate = Calendar.getInstance();
    currDate.set(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, Integer.valueOf(12));
    currDate.set(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY, Integer.valueOf(18));
    currDate.set(Calendar.MINUTE, Integer.valueOf(00));
    System.out.println("reqDate :  " + reqDate.toString());
    System.out.println("currDate :  " + currDate.toString());
    if (currDate.equals(reqDate) || currDate.after(reqDate)) {
        System.out.println("Reached the Req Date , reset the counter");
    }

But currently whenever the scheduler runs after 5th of every month, it is resetting the duty counter. How to make this code to run only once at 5th of every month?
Thanks for your suggestions and time.

A: java.time
The Calendar class you are using is long outdated. JSR 310, the modern Java date and time API also known as java.time, is generally much nicer to work with.
/** On what day of each month should the count be reset? 1..28 */
private static final int DAY_OF_MONTH_TO_RESET_COUNT = 5;
/** In what time zone should above day-of-month be interpreted? */
private static final ZoneId timeZone = ZoneId.of("Asia/Pontianak");

public static void resetIfDue() {
    // substitute reset_date from DB here
    LocalDate lastResetDate = LocalDate.of(2017, Month.DECEMBER, 5);

    LocalDate nextResetDate = lastResetDate.plusMonths(1)
                                .withDayOfMonth(DAY_OF_MONTH_TO_RESET_COUNT);
    LocalDate today = LocalDate.now(timeZone);
    // "not after today" means today or before today
    if (! nextResetDate.isAfter(today)) {
        System.out.println("Reset the count and update the reset_date in the database");
    }
}

Do you agree that this code is not only shorter but also more elegant and clearer to read than yours?
On Java 1.7, get ThreeTen Backport and import classes from the org.threeten.bp package, and the above code will work. Get the reset date as a java.sql.Date from the database; ResultSet.getDate() will give it to you, for example. Then immediately use DateTimeUtils.toLocalDate(sqlDateFromDatabase) to convert it to a LocalDate for the above code. With Java 8 you could get the LocalDate directly from the result set.
You will need to decide whether to update the reset date to the calculated next reset date, today's date or something else. I am leaving that to you.
I recommend you give explicit time zone for time zone sensitive operations like getting today's date. So please fill in your time zone if it doesn't happen to be Asia/Pontianak. To use the JVM's time zone setting, use ZoneId.systemDefault(). Be aware that the setting may be changed by other parts of your program or other programs running in the same JVM, so if one day you experience that the update happens too early or too late, this is a possible source of error.
Links

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*ThreeTen Backport home page

*Oracle tutorial trail: Date Time

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Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Cashews.Nutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(190), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(7), Fromfat(130), Iron(10), Protein(5), Saturatedfat(2.5), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1/4 cup (30g)), Sodium(0), Sugars(2), Totalcarbs(..
Attributes: Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic Cashew piecesNutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(170), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(1), Fromfat(130), Iron(10), Protein(5), Saturatedfat(3), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1/4 cup 30g), Sodium(0), Sugars(2), Totalcarbs(10), Tot..
Attributes: Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic cashews, salt.Nutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(170), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(1), Fromfat(120), Iron(10), Protein(5), Saturatedfat(2), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1/4 cup (30g)), Sodium(190), Sugars(2), Totalcarbs(9),..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic cashews, dry roasted and salted.Nutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(170), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(1), Fromfat(130), Iron(10), Protein(5), Saturatedfat(3), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1/4 cup (30..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Low Salt / Low Sodium / Reduced Sodium, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Cashews. Nutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(180), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(2), Fromfat(130), Iron(10), Protein(5), Saturatedfat(2), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1/4 cup (3..
Attributes: Natural or Organic IngredientsNutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(190), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(7), Fromfat(134), Iron(10), Protein(5), Saturatedfat(3), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1/4 cup (30g)), Sodium(0), Sugars(2), Totalcarbs(9), Totalfat(15), Transfat(N/A), Vitamina(0), Vi..
Attributes: Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic CashewsNutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(190), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(7), Fromfat(134), Iron(10), Protein(5), Saturatedfat(3), Servingscontainer(1), Servingsize(1/4 cup), Sodium(0), Sugars(2), Totalcarbs(9), Totalfat(15), Transfat(0..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic cashews.Nutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(190), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(7), Fromfat(134), Iron(10), Protein(5), Saturatedfat(3), Servingscontainer(1), Servingsize(1/4 cup (30g)), Sodium(0), Sugars(2), Totalca..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Whole filberts.Nutritions: Calcium(6), Calories(210), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(3), Fromfat(190), Iron(6), Protein(4), Saturatedfat(1.5), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1/4 cup (34)), Sodium(0), Sugars(2), Totalc..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic Filberts. May contain occasional shell fragments.Nutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(200), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(4), Fromfat(160), Iron(6), Protein(4), Saturatedfat(1), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(..
Attributes: Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Raw Macadamia Nuts.Nutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(220), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(3), Fromfat(210), Iron(6), Protein(2), Saturatedfat(3.5), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1/4 cup (30g)), Sodium(5), Sugars(1), Totalcarbs(3), Totalfat(23..
Attributes: Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Raw Organic Macadamia NutsNutritions: Calcium(23.8), Calories(201), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(2.41), Fromfat(191), Iron(1.03), Protein(2.21), Saturatedfat(3.38), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(28g(1oz)), Sodium(1.4), Sugars(1.28)..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Almonds, Brazil nuts, cashews, pecans, organic oleic sunflower oil, salt.Nutritions: Calcium(4), Calories(170), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(2), Fromfat(140), Iron(4), Protein(4), Saturatedfat(2), Servingscontainer(N/A),..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic Dry Roasted and blanched Peanuts(for Eating or Butter Stock).Nutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(200), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(3), Fromfat(145), Iron(4), Protein(8), Saturatedfat(3), Servingscontainer(N/A), Ser..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: organic raw pecan meatsNutritions: Calcium(0), Calories(200), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(2), Fromfat(180), Iron(0), Protein(3), Saturatedfat(2), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1oz (28.4g)), Sodium(0), Suga..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Pecan halves.Nutritions: Calcium(N/A), Calories(667), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(1.6), Fromfat(N/A), Iron(N/A), Protein(N/A), Saturatedfat(N/A), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(100 g), Sodium(N/A), Sugars(N/A), Tot..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Pecans. Nutritions: Calcium(0), Calories(200), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(2), Fromfat(180), Iron(0), Protein(2), Saturatedfat(2), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1 oz. (28.4g)), Sodium(0), Sugars(2), Totalcarbs(4),..
Attributes: Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic Pine Nut Kernels.Nutritions: Calcium(..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Pinenuts.Nutritions: Calcium(0), Calories(190), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(4), Fromfat(140), Iron(6), Protein(4), Saturatedfat(4), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1/4 cup (30g)), Sodium(0), Sugars(1), Totalcarbs(9)..
Attributes: Dairy Free, Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Low Carb, Low Salt / Low Sodium / Reduced Sodium, Natural or Organic Ingredients, Vegan, Wheat Free, Yeast FreeIngredients: Pistachios Meats Kernels Whole Raw Nutritions: Calcium(N/A), Calories(564), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(9.9), Fromfat(..
Attributes: Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Pistachios.Nutritions: Calcium(4), Calories(170), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(3), Fromfat(110), Iron(6), Protein(6), Saturatedfat(1.5), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1 oz (49 kernels)), Sodium(0), Sugars(2), Totalcarbs(9), Totalfa..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic pistachios, sea salt.Nutritions: Calcium(4), Calories(170), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(3), Fromfat(110), Iron(6), Protein(6), Saturatedfat(1.5), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1 oz (49 kernels)), S..
Attributes: Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic pistachios, sea salt.Nutritions: Calcium(4), Calories(170), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(3), Fromfat(120), Iron(6), Protein(6), Saturatedfat(1.5), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(28g (about 50 nuts w/o shell)), Sodium(160), Sugars(3)..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Natural or Organic Ingredients..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic Soybeans, organic sunflower oil, Salt.Nutritions: Calcium(4), Calories(130), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(2), Fromfat(54), Iron(6), Protein(11), Saturatedfat(1), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1/4 cup (28g/1..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: WalnutsNutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(210), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(4), Fromfat(180), Iron(6), Protein(8), Saturatedfat(1), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1/4 cup (30g)), Sodium(0), Sugars(0), Totalca..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic Light Walnut Halves and PiecesNutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(215), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(3), Fromfat(183), Iron(6), Protein(5), Saturatedfat(1.5), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1/4 cup (30g..
Attributes: Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Walnuts.Nutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(210), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(3), Fromfat(180), Iron(6), Protein(5), Saturatedfat(1.5), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(30g), Sodium(0), Sugars(0), Totalcarbs(3), Totalfat(20), Transfat(0..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Walnuts.Nutritions: Calcium(2), Calories(210), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(3), Fromfat(178), Iron(6), Protein(5), Saturatedfat(2), Servingscontainer(8), Servingsize(1/4 cup (30g)), Sodium(0), Sugars(0), Totalcar..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Low Salt / Low Sodium / Reduced Sodium, Natural or Organic Ingredients, Non-GMO Project VerifiedIngredients: Dry roasted almonds. May contain trace amounts of peanuts, tree nuts or sesame seeds.Nutritions: Calcium(8), Calories(180), Cholesterol(0), Dieta..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Low Salt / Low Sodium / Reduced Sodium, Natural or Organic Ingredients, Non-GMO Project VerifiedIngredients: Organic unblanched peanuts. May contain trace amounts of tree nuts and sesame seeds. Nutritions: Calcium(0), Calories(180), Cholesterol(0), Dietar..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Low Salt / Low Sodium / Reduced Sodium, Natural or Organic Ingredients, Non-GMO Project VerifiedIngredients: Organically grown dry roasted unblanched peanuts.Nutritions: Calcium(0), Calories(180), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(2), Fromfat(140), Iron(4), Pr..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Low Salt / Low Sodium / Reduced Sodium, Natural or Organic Ingredients, Non-GMO Project VerifiedIngredients: Organically grown dry roasted unblanched peanuts.Nutritions: Calcium(0), Calories(180), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(2), Fromfat(140), Iron(2), Pr..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Natural or Organic Ingredients, Non-GMO Project VerifiedIngredients: Mechanically hulled organic sesame seeds. May contain trace amounts of peanuts and tree nuts. Nutritions: Calcium(4), Calories(180), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(5), Fromfat(130), Iron(1..
Attributes: Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic Black Chia Seeds.Nutritions: Calcium(18), Calories(137), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(11), Fromfat(72), Iron(0), Protein(4), Saturatedfat(1), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(1oz 28g), Sodium(5), Sugars(0), Totalcarbs(12), Tot..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Organic Whole Brown Flax Seed.Nutritions: Calcium(N/A), Calories(534), Cholesterol(0), Dietaryfiber(N/A), Fromfat(N/A), Iron(N/A), Protein(18.3), Saturatedfat(3.7), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(100g), Sodi..
Attributes: Foodservice (Bulk Pack), Kosher, Natural or Organic IngredientsIngredients: Golden flax seeds.Nutritions: Calcium(N/A), Calories(492), Cholesterol(N/A), Dietaryfiber(27), Fromfat(N/A), Iron(N/A), Protein(20), Saturatedfat(N/A), Servingscontainer(N/A), Servingsize(100g), Sodium(N/A), Suga..


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static uint32_t used_blocks = 0;
static uint32_t max_blocks = 0;
static uint32_t* bitmap;

// Sets a specific bit contained within the bitmap
inline static void map_set(uint32_t bit)
{
	bitmap[bit / 32] |= (1 << (bit % 32));
}

// Unsets a specific bit contained within the bitmap
inline static void map_unset(uint32_t bit)
{
	bitmap[bit / 32] &= ~(1 << (bit % 32));
}

// Returns true if a bit is set and false if a bit is unset
inline static bool map_check(uint32_t bit)
{
	return bitmap[bit / 32] & (1 << (bit % 32));
}

static uint32_t map_find_free()
{
	for(uint32_t map_byte = 0; map_byte < max_blocks / 32; map_byte++) {
		// check if any bits in these 4 bytes are unset
		if(bitmap[map_byte] != 0xFFFFFFFF) {
			// search for the unset bit
			for(unsigned int offset = 0; offset < 32; offset++) {
				unsigned int bit = 1 << offset;

				// check if the bit is unset
				if(!(bitmap[map_byte] & bit)) {
					// return the byte position * 4 * 8 + offset
					return (map_byte * 4 * 8 + offset);
				}
			}
		}
	}

	return 0;
}

uint8_t pmm_init(multiboot_info_t* mb_info)
{
	if(!(mb_info->flags & (1 << 6)))
		return 0;

	extern uint32_t start_kernel_physical;
	extern uint32_t end_kernel_physical;
	extern uint32_t end_kernel_virtual;

	bitmap = (uint32_t*)(&end_kernel_virtual);

	multiboot_memory_map_t* map_addr = (multiboot_memory_map_t*)mb_info->mmap_addr;
	while(map_addr != (multiboot_memory_map_t*)(mb_info->mmap_addr + mb_info->mmap_length)) {
		max_blocks += map_addr->len / BLOCK_SIZE;

		map_addr++;
	}

	// set all bits in the bitmap so everything is indicated as used
	memset(bitmap, 0xFF, max_blocks / BLOCKS_PER_BYTE);
	used_blocks = max_blocks;

	// reserve and free blocks according to the mmap from multiboot
	// keep the first 1MB marked as reserved to preserve things such as
	// the multiboot structures
	map_addr = (multiboot_memory_map_t*)mb_info->mmap_addr;
	while(map_addr != (multiboot_memory_map_t*)(mb_info->mmap_addr + mb_info->mmap_length)) {
		if(map_addr->addr >= 0x100000 && map_addr->type == MULTIBOOT_MEMORY_AVAILABLE) {
			pmm_init_region(map_addr->addr, map_addr->len);
		}

		map_addr++;
	}

	// make sure the kernel memory is reserved
	pmm_deinit_region((uint32_t)&start_kernel_physical, (size_t)((uint32_t)&end_kernel_physical - (uint32_t)&start_kernel_physical));

	// reserve the memory space taken up by the bitmap
	pmm_deinit_region(((uint32_t)bitmap) - VIRTUAL_BASE_ADDR, ((size_t)((uint32_t)&bitmap[max_blocks / 32] - (uint32_t)bitmap)));

	return 1;
}

void pmm_init_region(uint32_t start_addr, size_t size)
{
	uint32_t align = ALIGN_UP(start_addr);
	uint32_t blocks = ALIGN_UP(size) / BLOCK_SIZE;

	if(blocks == 0)
		blocks = 1;

	for(; blocks > 0; blocks--) {
		map_unset(align / BLOCK_SIZE);

		align += 4096;
		used_blocks--;
	}

	map_set(0);
}

void pmm_deinit_region(uint32_t start_addr, size_t size)
{
	uint32_t align = ALIGN_UP(start_addr);
	uint32_t blocks = ALIGN_UP(size) / BLOCK_SIZE;

	if(blocks == 0)
		blocks = 1;

	for(; blocks > 0; blocks--) {
		map_set(align / BLOCK_SIZE);

		align += 4096;
		used_blocks++;
	}
}

void* pmm_alloc_block()
{
	// check for available memory
	if(max_blocks - used_blocks <= 0)
		return 0;

	uint32_t block = map_find_free();
	if(!block)
		return 0;

	map_set(block);

	uint32_t addr = block * BLOCK_SIZE;
	used_blocks++;

	return (void*)addr;
}

void pmm_free_block(void* mem)
{
	uint32_t addr = ALIGN_DOWN((uint32_t)mem);
	uint32_t block = addr / BLOCK_SIZE;

	map_unset(block);

	used_blocks--;
}

uint32_t pmm_get_num_blocks()
{
	return max_blocks;
}

uint32_t pmm_get_num_free()
{
	return max_blocks - used_blocks;
}

uint32_t pmm_get_num_used()
{
	return used_blocks;
}

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Tags: activision, call of duty, call of duty: modern warfare, infinity ward
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Is a "Soft Reboot," Out In Fall 2019
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is the new Call of Duty game for this year according to an early leak of the game. It will be out in Fall 2019 and developed by Infinity Ward.
Call of Duty 2019 has been long rumored to a new Modern Warfare. What was not known is that it is a "soft reboot" of the first game, as revealed by Kotaku. This reboot is being developed by Infinity Ward and will be out later this year.
Read More: Report: COD: Modern Warfare 4 Is Out This Year, Black Ops 5 In 2020
According to Eurogamer, who confirmed this news from their own source, Activision will officially announce the game on May 30. They also have a panel to discuss this new Call of Duty scheduled for E3 2019.
Modern Warfare 4 has been rumored since the start of this year. It was going to be in a bundle with a remaster of Modern Warfare 2, which has been leaked through a listing by PEGI. This new update on Call of Duty comes from a more concrete source and while it confirms a fresh Modern Warfare, it is not exactly a new game either.
Infinity Ward was always next in line to make the next Call of Duty game after Treyarch Studios released Black Ops 4 last year. Apparently, they will be back again next year with a new Black Ops in 2020 as Sledgehammer Games has been taken off from their Call of Duty game and neglected to support Treyarch Studios on their project along with Raven Software.
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2. What is the National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI)……? To encourage the collection, processing, archiving, integrating, and sharing of geospatial data and Information using common standards and interoperable systems and techniques ….. And accessible via the web. NSDI building blocks.
21. What is the Problem Different quality and different types of attribute information Data compiled by Member States: – Paper map / site – Descriptive database – Digital Spatial data Data are validated and integrated  Data sources: – In general 1/100.000, on topographic maps – Exceptionally 1/250.000 (very large sites) – Often 1/25.000 – 1/1.500 (cadastre) European Reference System European Platform moving ~3cm/year Differences in sea-level across Europe and within a country (in cm) Finland Sweden How do we harmonize the data?
22. But good local data already exist and are already exist and are accessible !
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This article uses material from the Necronomicon article on the Lovecraft wiki at Fandom and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License.
The Necronomicon is the title of a fictional book created by H.P. Lovecraft. Numerous other authors including Clark Ashton Smith, Brian Lumley, Ramsey Campbell and Keith Herber have added to its contents over the years.
The Kitab al Azif (original Arabic title of the Necronomicon) was written in the early 8th century by Abdul Alhazred. Alhazred was a poet in the court of a minor nobleman in the city of Sanaá. For reasons unknown he left the city and spent ten years wandering in the deserts. During this time he visited places such as: Irim, the City of the Pillars; the catacombs of Egypt; and the temple of Nug and Yeb in the Crimson Desert. In his old age Alhazred lived in the great city of Damascus, where he produced the Kitab al Azif. In the long years that followed many translations of this great work have been made.
Among other topics, the book includes:
Here follows a small selection of quotes from various translations of the Necronomicon:
And it was dreamed again of the priest Nophra-Ka and of the words he spoke at his death, how the son would rise to claim the title, and the son would rule the world in his father's name, and the son would revenge his father's murder, and the son would call the Beast that is worshipped, and the sands would drink the blood of the seed of the Pharaoh. In this manner did Nophra-Ka prophecy.
---Excerpt from the Kitab al Azif.
...Verily do we know little of the other universes beyond the gate which YOG-SOTHOTH guards. Of those which come through the gate and make their habitation in this world none can tell; although Ibn Schacabao tells of the beings which crawl from the Gulf of S'ghlhuo that they may be known by their sound. In that Gulf the very worlds are of sound, and matter is known but as an odor; and the notes of our pipes in this world may create beauty or bring forth abominations in S'glhuo. For the barrier between haply grows thin, and when sourceless sounds occur we may justly look to the denizens of S'glhuo. They can do little harm to those of Earth, and fear only that shape which a certain sound may form in their universe...
---Translated from the Latin version.
...Men know him as the Dweller in Darkness, that brother of the Old Ones called Nyogtha, the Thing that should not be. He can be summoned to Earth's surface through certain secret caverns and fissures, and sorcerers have seen him in Syria and below the black tower of Leng: from the Thang Grotto of Tartary he has come ravening to bring terror and destruction among the pavilions of the great Khan. Only by the looped cross, by the Vach-Viraj incantation, and by the Tikkoun elixir may he be driven back to the nighted caverns of hidden foulness where he dwelleth...
. . . from the space which is not space, into any time when the Words are spoken, can the holder of the Knowledge summon The Black, blood of YibbTstll, that which liveth apart from him and eateth souls, that which smothers and is called Drowner. Only in water can one escape the drowning; that which is in water drowneth not . . .
Nor is it to be thought that man is either the oldest or the last of earth's masters, or that the common bulk of life and substance walks alone. The Old Ones were, the Old Ones are, and the Old Ones shall be. Not in the spaces we know, but between them, they walk serene and primal, undimensioned and to us unseen. Yog-Sothoth knows the gate. Yog-Sothoth is the gate. Yog-Sothoth is the key and guardian of the gate. Past, present, future, all are one in Yog-Sothoth. He knows where the Old Ones broke through of old, and where They shall break through again. He knows where They had trod earth's fields, and where They still tread them, and why no one can behold Them as They tread. By Their smell can men sometimes know Them near, but of Their semblance can no man know, saving only in the features of those They have begotten on mankind; and of those are there many sorts, differing in likeness from man's truest eidolon to that shape without sight or substance which is Them. They walk unseen and foul in lonely places where the Words have been spoken and the Rites howled through at their Seasons. The wind gibbers with Their voices, and the earth mutters with Their consciousness. They bend the forest and crush the city, yet may not forest or city behold the hand that smites. Kadath in the cold waste hath known Them, and what man knows Kadath? The ice desert of the South and the sunken isles of Ocean hold stones whereon Their seal is engraver, but who hath seen the deep frozen city or the sealed tower long garlanded with seaweed and barnacles? Great Cthulhu is Their cousin, yet can he spy Them only dimly. Iä! Shub-Niggurath! As a foulness shall ye know Them. Their hand is at your throats, yet ye see Them not; and Their habitation is even one with your guarded threshold. Yog-Sothoth is the key to the gate, whereby the spheres meet. Man rules now where They ruled once; They shall soon rule where man rules now. After summer is winter, after winter summer. They wait patient and potent, for here shall They reign again.
Kitab al-Azif
The Arabic manuscripts are faithful reproductions of Abdul al Alhazred 's original. These version are written upon scrolls and preserved in codices. All in all its contents total over one thousand pages complete with star charts, formula tables and astrological maps.
In 950 AD Theodore Philétas of Constantinople made a Greek translation of the Kitab al Azif. This volume was named the Necronomicon after its opening words. Despite a few errors Philétas's reproductions of the book's charts and tables are faithful to Alhazred 's original illustrations. In 1050 the Patriarch Michel had many of copies of the book burnt.
Sometime between 1501 and 1550 the Italian Aldus Manutius commissioned the printing of around one hundred folio sized copies of Philétas's Greek translation.
Interestingly, the Greek translation contains a spell not present in the original. It is a formula used to open a Gate under Memphis through which the black sphinx; one of the million favoured ones, may enter the world. It is unknown whether Philétas added this spell of his own accord or if it had been added to his Arabic version by a previous owner.
A Latin translation of Philétas's Greek version was made in 1228 by a Dominican monk named Olaus Wormius (no relation to the 16th century Danish physician Ole Worm). Unfortunately Wormius's beautifully stylised illustrations robbed many of the star charts of their accuracy. This edition was widely printed up until Pope Gregory IX outlawed it, after which many copies were destroyed.
The Latin translation was reprinted in 1477 by a German publisher. The production was printed in black letter and a number of woodcuts were added.
Another reprint was made in Spain during the year of 1662. Both this and the above version were 802 page long folios.
English "Dee" Translation
While staying at the home of a Baron Hauptman the famed occultist Doctor John Dee made an English translation from Hauptman's Greek copy. Dee's translation is garbled and in many places he has changed outright the meaning of certain things to fit with in his own Enochian beliefs. Never the less, his translations of many of the spells remains accurate. This version exists only in manuscript form.
The Sussex Manuscript
Baron Frederic of Sussex produced a supposed translation in illuminated manuscript form. This translation is rife with inaccuracies and fanciful ideas added by the author. It contains such outlandish misconceptions as Cthulhu being a manifestation of Nyarlathotep, and Abhoth having created the solar system. Although this "translation" is commonly called The Sussex Manuscript its proper title is Cultus Maleficarum.
Das Verichteraraberbuch
Doctor Friedrich Wilhelm von Junz made a translation from an unknown Greek copy. This translation may have been published eight years after his death 1840 but there little further details.
Joachim Ferry's Notes on the Necronomicon
In 1901 the noted occultist Joachim Ferry produced a pamphlet on the book. It is mostly made up of translated quotes from the Latin version, augmented by pages of notes and speculation on their meaning. The accuracy of this publication was called into question when Ferry freely admitted including excerpts from his own dreams.
The Evil Dead Series
The Necronomicon, appears in the Trilogy of films, known as the Evil Dead Series. It is described as being "bound in flesh, and writ in human blood" and has a mutilated face as the cover.
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Ever wanted to see how people lived in Biblical days. Then you can when you book your cheap holidays in Egypt. Here is the home of amazing views of ancient times via temples, mummies, pyramids and even hieroglyphs. Cairo is the place to see the pyramids and temples.
A Brief 6 Thousand Year History!
Occupying the north east corner of Africa and Sinai peninsula of south west Asia with Libya to the West split by the river Nile into East and West deserts the majority of the population occupies the fertile valleys and the delta of the Nile.
The earliest known date in world history is that of the adoption of the Egyptian calender in 4241 BC. A widely adopted dating system divides Egyptian history into 31 Dynasties (3400 - 332 BC). Circa 3400 BC Menes united two earlier kingdoms to create a centralized Egyptian state, with the capital at Memphis, the fall of the old kingdom in the 25th century was followed by a dark age.
Unity was restored in 2160 BC by the 9th dynasty with the capital now at Thebes, Middle Kingdom reached it`s height in 2000 BC, After it`s fall (1788 BC) Egypt passed under the Hyksos (Semites from the East) who were expelled in 1580 BC by the founder of the New Kingdom. Weakened by the decline of royal power, Egypt came under the rule of the Nubians in 712 BC and later briefly under the Assyrians. Again came under foreign rule circa 525 BC with the conquest by Cambyses of Persia
Alexander the Great took Egypt unopposed in 332 BC but his brief empire faded and Egypt fell to his general Ptolemy who became king as Ptolemy I, with the capital at Alexandria. The rising power of Rome overshadowed Egypt and even the efforts of Cleopatra failed to regain power for Egypt.
Egypt is infamous for it`s Pyramids, Tombs and Temples throughout the Valley of the Kings and even today more and more is being unearthed by archaeological exploration digs, Temples can also be seen in Abu Simbel.
Like scuba diving? Experience it in Dahab or visit the resort town of Sharm el Sheikh, a noted scuba diving hub in the world. Egypt is still a very conservative country so please dress appropriately when you go there and get ready to see the sights of history unfold around you. Other popular Egypt holidays include, Hurghada, Taba, Luxor and Marsa Alam


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Home > Economy > Business > Piloto 151 Launches its First Coworking Pop-up in O:LV 55 Hotel in Condado
Piloto 151 Launches its First Coworking Pop-up in O:LV 55 Hotel in Condado
By Contributor on July 15, 2020
Coworking and hospitality come together to provide a more enriching experience for guests and coworkers
SAN JUAN – Coworking pioneer Piloto 151 announced today a new alliance with O:LV 55 Hotel and the opening of a Pop-up concept that can serve both guests and the new concept of O:LV residences, as well as Piloto members.
"This new partnership brings us even closer to the hospitality industry, which continues to gain traction in work environments. Remote jobs, flexibility and the blurring of lines between 'work time' and 'personal time' were trending long before the pandemic and will continue to be on the rise. This novel concept will give our members and O:LV guests the opportunity to flow freely between a comfortable workspace and a relaxed outdoor environment with views of the Condado Lagoon and an al fresco rooftop," noted Sofia Stolberg, Chief Executive Officer of Piloto 151.
Meanwhile, O:LV guests and residents will be able to use and reserve all Piloto 151 workspaces in the neighborhoods of Old San Juan, Milla de Oro and Santurce, while also being able to use a Piloto address for permitting and business purposes, including to receive and manage mail through a mobile application. In turn, all Piloto members will be able to add to their membership the possibility of using the facilities of Pop-Up Piloto at O:LV, recipient of such internationally recognized awards as the Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
According to Stolberg, while the concept of coworking in hotels is not so common internationally, it did start to emerge as a trend in 2019 with multinational hotel chains recognizing that they had to remodel their lobbies to make them more comfortable for guests to work and hold business meetings. The Pop-up Piloto at O:LV coworking space, distinctive of all Piloto 151 spaces, includes high-speed Internet by AeroNet and Herman Miller chairs by MOS, both long-standing Piloto partners.
Gino Villarini, AeroNet's President, commented, "the hospitality sector has generally not been characterized by including high-speed Internet in its offerings. We are excited to join Piloto 151 in this important new development that will allow guests and visitors at O:LV 55 to enjoy Internet speeds that are suitable for coworking and business matters".
Loisse Herger, founder of the O:live hotel chain, elaborated on what motivated her to approach Piloto 151 to create a coworking space at her hotel. "Opening a coworking pop-up concept was born out of the need to reinvent ourselves by creating the O:LV Residences program. At the beginning of the pandemic, while we were closed we were looking for an innovative way to attract new guests because tourism was halted. We knew that temporarily moving to a luxury hotel in Condado could be an attractive option, especially in light of the remote working trend and the Act 60 tax incentives. We converted several rooms into residences by adding amenities such as a Nespresso coffee machine, microwave oven, larger fridge, laundry service and meal plans from our Chef Mario Pagán. Partnering with Piloto 151 to create a meaningful workspace makes sense for many reasons. We have the facilities, restaurant, bar and concierge services, in addition to being open 24 hours a day. It's an ideal environment to combine coworking and add value to our guests and visitors," highlighted Herger.
According to Stolberg, "the future of hospitality includes coworking. Digital nomads represent 1 in 3 workers globally and according to Upwork, 73% of all teams internationally will have remote workers by 2028. The pairing between coworking and hospitality is natural and we are very excited to launch this innovative concept alongside a hotel of the caliber of O:LV".
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In 1929 and 1930, the South Asian-Aboriginal advocate of international intervention into Aboriginal rights in Australia, Anthony Martin Fernando kept a diary of his daily life on the streets of London. In three tiny notebooks he wrote (in sometimes staccato form) of local and global matters that shaped his existence, from the daily brutality of racism in East London markets to what he saw as Britain's criminal influence as an imperial power in the twentieth century. Although Fernando was not unique among Aboriginal activists in placing Aboriginal rights within a global context in the interwar period, he does appear to have been the first to do so from the streets of Europe and London. Since the first years of the century, Fernando had protested the treatment of Aborigines when in Western Australia: having assumed the role of witness to injustices towards Aboriginal people living on the outskirts of a small mining town in that state, he found it impossible to remain in his country of birth, and in middle age left Australia forever. Over the next forty years, Fernando worked in Europe and England, as a metalworker then hawker and trader before being interned during WWI in Austria. After the war, he was employed as a clerk/servant for barristers in central London from where he escaped periodically to Europe to call upon the Swiss people in one instance and the Vatican in another to intervene in Aboriginal affairs. Later in the 1920s, Fernando picketed Australia House, advising passers-by of their implication in genocidal practices in the distant colony, and took up the soapbox at Hyde Park Corner as a passionate speaker against the failure of the Church to defend the colonized. It is from the perspective of these latter protests that this paper focuses on Fernando's notebooks as a remarkable window onto working class race politics in interwar London as well as a performative literature given their evident use by Fernando to rehearse his public discourse on the limits of modernity. The notebooks are powerfully imbued with the psychological and physiological stresses experienced by Fernando as 'exile' and 'witness', and express not simply the rational foundations of political protest but also their psychological and embodied wellsprings.
Fiona Paisley teaches cultural history at Griffith University. She is the author of Glamour in the Pacific: Cultural Internationalism and Race Politics in the Women's Pan-Pacific (2009), Loving Protection? Australian Feminism and Aboriginal Women's Rights, 1919-1939 (2000), co-edited Uncommon Ground: White Women in Aboriginal History (2005), and has written numerous articles and chapters concerning gender, social justice, and settler colonial history in the first half of the twentieth century. She edited a special issue of the Journal of Colonialism and Colonial History on settler colonialism in 2003.


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Punyanagari (The Virtuous City) #ABVP #FTII
Pune, Aug 22. Last night a FTII and Yugpath student organized screening of "Jai Bhim Comrade" began with a tribute to anti-superstition campaigner Narendra Dabholkar, who had just the previous day been gunned down by fanatics in the same city. It was our 4th screening of the film at the FTII and as before, the large NFAI auditorium was overflowing. The screening and discussions went off without a hitch. Not a single audience question led me to suspect that Hindutva elements were in attendance. In fact I am always happy to get questions from opposite sides of the political spectrum as I believe that such debates and discussions benefit everyone and are precisely the function of the kind of cinema I believe in.
As the film and discussion ended, some audience members left but more poured in for the next event – the first stage appearance of members of the Kabir Kala Manch in over two years. It was of course a depleted KKM. Accused by the State of associating with Naxalites, three of their main singers and poets are still in jail awaiting trial. Last month Sheetal Sathe, their charismatic lead singer/poet was granted bail but was unavailable having just delivered a baby. Barring Deepak Dengle, other KKM members who are out of prison, were not lead singers but part of the chorus or the support team. As Jyoti Jagtap said to the audience in her introduction: "We are not trained musicians from the Gwalior gharana, or the Jaipur or Agra gharanas. We are working class youth from the basti, factory and farm-labour gharanas. We won't be able to deliver the perfect note or play the perfect instrument but if you listen to our words, I am confident that what we have to say will be of interest."
KKM lived upto its promise. They began with a song they dedicated to the memory of Narendra Dabholkar. It was the Ambedkar inspired song against superstition "Amhi Devhara Bajula Saarlay" (We have set aside all our gods). Following this was a rousing anti-nuclear song on Jaitapur, then the moving "Sau" an ode to Savitribai Phule and concluding with the defiant: "Kabir wants to break his shackles to dance and sing. Let him dance and sing !"
The entire audience was captivated. People were elated and milled around in the NFAI premises for a long time afterwards. Some students sent for chai, others wanted to take group photos. Suddenly I saw Deepak Dengle surrounded by an animated group of about a dozen people. After a while we realized that this group was hostile and we pulled Deepak away to have tea rather than allow an argument to escalate. The group now took their wrath out on FTII students. A single plain-clothes policeman at the site seemed completely disinclined to stop the aggression. Suddenly the group revealed its identity by chanting ABVP slogans and shouting "Down with Naxalites". Out of nowhere orange flags and sticks appeared and began to be brandished. Finally as people walked away from them the group seemed to disperse and we got on with our tea and photos. But the group had merely retreated into the darkness and not dispersed. Outside the NFAI compound they physically attacked and injured 5 FTII students, one of whom was hospitalized with a head injury that needed stitches. Concerned with the safety of KKM, the students escorted them out and they all reached home safely.
So ended KKM's first stage reappearance in over two years. It will be recalled that a few months ago 2 KKM members were jailed overnight at Taloja for singing songs at a protest march against a builder who had usurped a pilgrimage site connected with the working class Saint Tukaram. The police claimed they had sung "Naxalite" songs. The songs in question happened to be composed by the legendary Ambedkarite poet Vamandada Kardak. A pattern of suppression seems to be emerging. By branding them as Naxalites the State has succeeded in creating a tag which even a court judgment in favour of KKM may not remove. When they emerge from jail they will be followed and harassed either by the police or by right-wing vigilantes.
Another pattern is emerging. Two days ago "unknown" gunmen killed Narendra Dabholkar in broad daylight. No right-wing group has taken credit. All the vociferous opponents of Dabholkar from the mainstream BJP and Shiv Sena to the lunatic fringe of the Hindu right, deny all responsibility. Yes we opposed him they admit, but no, we did not kill him. Last night at least the ABVP was not shy to announce who they were. This is of course easier to do when you can paint your opponents as anti-national Naxalites. Earlier Dabholkar too was branded as a Naxalite in some quarters. The non-violent anti-nuclear protestors in Kudankulam have been called Naxalites as have been people connected with Medha Patkar. Naxalites are now entering our cities, scream the newspapers. They will soon be pouring out from our taps.
Anand Patwardhan
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Did conflict drive the evolution of the human brain?
Over the course of human evolution our brain has increased dramatically. 7 million years ago our brain could've easily fit in a coke can; now you'd struggle to squeeze it into one of those giant "sharer" bottles of pop1. Obviously this dramatic increase in intelligence has granted our species many benefits; which has scientists fascinated. Which of those advantages drove the brain's evolution? Researchers have come up with several theories and it's become increasingly apparent that no single one is correct. Our big brains appear to be the result of many evolutionary forces operating on us.
But have we overlooked one factor entirely?
That's the contention of a researcher from Australia, who recently published research arguing that conflict was one of the key forces driving the evolution of primate intelligence. He examined how much the territory of groups overlaps with one another in more than 100 primate species; which he then compared to the brain size of these species. This revealed there was a striking correlation between the two, with groups that overlap a lot tending to have larger brains than those primates who live in groups which don't overlap2.
He hypothesised that the key factor here was the conflict that would ensue from having overlapping territories; prompting an evolutionary arms race amongst neighboring groups2. Chimpanzees, for example, often have incredibly violent "border wars" with neighboring chimps; often leading to one group being completely wiped out3. It's easy to see how success in these conflicts can be paramount to survival, and how large brains could lead to success.
In fact, it's so easy to see you might be asking why has nobody thought of this before? And they have. The unique thing here is the focus on conflict between groups. Many researchers have previously argued that deceit and conflict amongst members of the same group as they try to climb the social ladder may have been a driver of intelligence4. Others have suggested that large brains help us live in large groups, helping us search a wider area for food and better defend that area against others5. Conflict between groups hasn't really been considered as a primary factor by itself before.
But as I said at the start of the article, no factor should be considered by itself. The evolution of our big brains was the result of many forces acting upon us. Where does conflict rank in all that? Was it really that important?
And that's the big problem with this new research. It makes no attempt to establish how important conflict was in brain evolution. No comparisons are made to any of the other known forces – like group size – to establish that it was one of the primary factors driving the growth of our brain2. And it's not like that's even asking a lot; a lot of other research does make such comparisons to establish the force they're looking at is important5. That's missing here. On top of that, this paper uses a relatively uncommon metric of brain size making it hard to perform such a comparison after the fact. It's not as though we could just compare the raw data and figure out which was more important; one data set has to be converted first. And it's not exactly an easy conversion either.
There's also the fact that at no point does the research establish that border overlap = conflict. Bonobo groups, for example, overlap with one another quite extensively yet they live together relatively peacefully6. And whilst chimps do have violent border wars3, their degree of overlap is one of the smallest identified amongst apes in this research2.
So yeah, conflict was one of the factors that drove the evolution of primate brains. We just have no idea how significant a factor it was. And you also have to assume that border overlap = conflict. Now, science might be a field of caveats and uncertainty, but there's just too many unresolved issues here. Until they're taken care of I'm not sure we can really attribute much of primate intelligence to violence.
So look on the bright side: your ancestors weren't as awful as you thought.
Boyd, R., & Silk, J. B. (2009). How Humans Evolved. WW Norton & Company, New York..
Grueter, C. C. (2014). Home range overlap as a driver of intelligence in primates. American journal of primatology.
Manson, J. H., Wrangham, R. W., Boone, J. L., Chapais, B., Dunbar, R. I. M., Ember, C. R., … & Worthman, C. M. (1991). Intergroup Aggression in Chimpanzees and Humans [and Comments and Replies]. Current Anthropology, 369-390.
Byrne, R. W., & Whiten, A. (1989). Machiavellian Intelligence: Social Expertise And The Evolution Of Intellect In Monkeys, Apes, And Humans (Oxford Science.
November 27, 2014 in Chimpanzees, Hominins, Primates.
E O Wilson makes the point that altruism among members of the same group and selfishness pertaining to other groups, which can lead to conflict, is the driver of social evolution. It makes sense to me.
I assume they are looking at current population and overlapping territories? Now days territory size would be more limited due to human activity, putting increased pressure on species to fight over what territory is left. During the early evolution of our ancestors, it would seam that opportunities to expand territory or move would be greater. Why risk getting killed in a fight when you can just move, which it seems like, at times, is what they did.
Did they even state a correlation coefficient? This seems like another example of science being done by the non-scientific (officially degreed or not).
Don't all animals exist in a state of conflict?
Yes,andh ow come Erectus stayed around with such a small increase in brain size and the Neanderthal and Sapiens experienced such extravagant development. Our warlike, barbaric nature ?


I got so busy this week with a few gigs, i did not have the time to have a Halloween theme shoot (I did have some ideas, you know).
So I decided to share these lovely Big Sur moments with you!
It is one of our favorite spots for camping.
Enjoy and I always appreciate your comments!
Actually the top one was in the Halloween spirit: dark and skeletal, a bit apocalyptic.
beautiful beautiful. I could see all of these photos as print lining the walls of someone's lucky home.
Lights and shadows, the forms and the "fond" backgrounds are great..! Movements are readable through the static elements..


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Boys lacrosse: Erie knocks Eagle Valley out of…
Boys lacrosse: Erie knocks Eagle Valley out of 4A postseason
Tigers move on to quarterfinals
By Adam Dunivan | adunivan@prairiemountainmedia.com | Boulder Daily Camera
PUBLISHED: May 7, 2019 at 7:58 pm | UPDATED: May 7, 2019 at 8:18 pm
ERIE — The common perspective among playoff teams, whether being the favorite or the underdog, is the first round of any postseason represents a breath of fresh air, albeit with the twist of needing to fill up the lungs with a heavy intake and getting all that you can out of it.
The Erie lacrosse team on Tuesday night were able to do just that in their lopsided home win over Eagle Valley to open Class 4A bracket play. All the playoff experience aside, the Tigers appeared ready to capitalize on what they've built over this current regular season, and perhaps even more importantly learn to adjust and correct mistakes in the midst of an elimination game as the challenges grow steeper.
What could be considered a slow start for the Tigers turned into a 15-1 rout over the Devils Tuesday, with EHS pitching a shutout in the second half and allowing the visitors just six shots on goal throughout the contest. A few early turnovers in the offensive zone were calmly shaken off, and the Tigers became more aggressive on both ends of the field as play went on, leading to a win and a chance to host a quarterfinal on Friday.
"It's definitely a bit of a different feel this week, every single practice the past week coach (Nick Mandia) brings us in and makes sure we're really dialed, and anytime we're off at all we huddle it together and make sure we're doing the right thing and playing sharp," said Cam Cramer, who scored three consecutive goals to start the second half as Erie blew the gates wide open. "We have a lot of guys on this team that know what it's like to lose in a state championship game. We're hungry, just a lot of the guys on this team are real hungry."
In Eagle Valley (8-7), the Tigers (13-2) had an opponent in the first round they had faced previously and had defeated rather handily. The two contests mirrored one another on the scoreboard as that game on April 15 ended a 15-3 EHS win.
Erie head coach Nick Mandia was confident enough in his club to get going early that the Tigers rolled out a few new offensive schemes Tuesday, and he later said that could have been why the team had some uncharacteristic unforced turnovers early on that kept the game scoreless for nearly four minutes. However, a power-packed Christian Adams drive to the prime scoring area with 8:03 remaining in the first quarter broke the stalemate, and Erie proceeded to score the next three goals of the frame and a fourth just 51 seconds into the second quarter.
Eagle Valley possessed very little — thank Tyler Gardner's face-off ability for much of that — but the Devils did get a transition goal from Philip Petersen off a pass from Koby Beaumont with 10:49 left before half to get EVHS on the board. However, the Tigers were up for an immediate response and it was a sidearm rocket from Adam Bristow that provided it. Bristow took advantage of a defender slipping on the damp EHS turf and took one step right before firing one past goalie Mason Yurcak.
Drew Sands and Jackson Keener extended the lead before half. But it was Cramer's little run of scores in the beginning stages of the third that really showed just how quick the Tigers can score. Finishing off his mini-run of 51 seconds, Gardner found Cramer looming in Yurcak's vicinity right off a face-off win to make it 11-1.
The Tigers never looked back, mostly because of the stick play defensively that didn't allow many good Devils attempts to be had. Goalie Tim Beach needed to stop just five shots, and the senior-heavy backline were tremendous in creating ground balls.
"Our focus in the first half was acknowledging any mistakes, acknowledging where we weren't diligent enough and then showing that growth mindset," Mandia said. "I thought I saw that evident in the second half, with far less turnovers, better effort on ground balls, clearing better, riding better."
"Our D is always awesome, and those starting guys being all seniors, with a lot of experience, all committed (to continue playing in college), they're awesome," Cramer added.
Besides Cramer's five-goal total, balance was the name of the game for the Tigers. Nine different players scored goals, with Sands and Keener the only other multi-goal scorers. Keener added two assists and the team was credited with eight of them on the 15 goals.
Erie will face Golden on Friday, after the Demons beat Thomas Jefferson in the first round. Game time is set for 7 p.m.
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Een jonge Koerdische guerrillastrijder verlaat haar militaire eenheid in het conflictgebied in Oost-Turkije en trekt naar de stad İzmir.

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Release
De film ging in première op 8 februari 2013 op het Internationaal filmfestival van Berlijn.

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The National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine () is a shrine in Zhongshan District, Taipei, Taiwan, dedicated to the war dead of the Republic of China.

Built on Chingshan Mountain and overseeing the Keelung River in Taipei's Zhongshan District in 1969, the Martyrs' Shrine recalls the architecture of the Hall of Supreme Harmony in Beijing's Forbidden City. The structure houses the spirit tablets of about 390,000 persons killed, among other engagements, during the Xinhai Revolution, Northern Expedition, Second Sino-Japanese War, Chinese Civil War, and the First and Second Taiwan Strait Crises. A changing of the honor guard from the various branches of the Republic of China Military, similar to the rituals at the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall and Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, take place at the shrine.

The Martyrs' Shrine was the site of the funeral of Chiang Ching-kuo in 1988. On March 29 (Youth Day, commemorating the Huanghuagang Uprising) and September 3 (Armed Forces Day) of every year the President of the Republic of China leads the heads of the five Yuans (branches of government) to pay their respects to the martyrs by bowing and offering incense. Similar shrines are located in each locality in Taiwan, and similar ceremonies are led by county magistrates and city mayors.

Although the Martyrs' Shrine is located in Taiwan, most of the soldiers were born in mainland China. Taiwan was ruled by Japan throughout World War II, and about 200,000 Taiwanese who lived under Japanese rule served in the Japanese Imperial Army or Navy.

Following a 1998 legal amendment, people who were not affiliated with the military could be inducted into the shrine. Lin Ching-chuan, a teacher who died trying to save children in the , was the first civilian to be inducted into the shrine. Several police officers and firefighters who have died in the line of duty have also been commemorated at the shrine, including Yang Chi-chang, who died in the Taiwan McDonald's bombings. Healthcare workers on duty during the Hoping Hospital lockdown of the 2003 SARS outbreak have also been inducted. Wen Yung-nan, who died in 1973 while delivering mail in the aftermath of Typhoon Nora, was the first postal worker to be inducted.

Transport
The shrine is accessible within walking distance West from Dazhi Station of the Taipei Metro.

See also
 Kaohsiung Martyrs' Shrine
 Taichung Martyrs' Shrine
 List of tourist attractions in Taiwan

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1969 establishments in Taiwan
Buildings and structures in Taipei
Martyrs' shrines in Taiwan
Military monuments and memorials
Military of the Republic of China
Tourist attractions in Taipei


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