We've had the BMW Concept 7 project in the works for quite some time. It's a project that required full attention and over 6 months of solid fabrication and build time. Starting with nothing more than a motor and transmission in a frame table is a daunting task, even more so than we'd originally imagined. Every detail was discussed and dissected as we combed through images and assessed the machine from every angle hoping to achieve a balance from tip to tail and a feeling of both honoring the original BMW concept 7 and moving the needle forward in the quality and design of the execution. It's both the overall flow of the machine and the details that set this bike apart from others built at RSD. From the heel operated linked RSD braking system with floorboards and through the gas tank shifter to the over simplified bars with internal throttle housing operating twin carbs, every operational decision was critical. The bike had to run and work as well as it looks. This is by no means a high performance bike, it's more along the lines of a rigid chopper, but a fantastic one that takes a traditional design and places it into the modern age.
The choice of the midnight blue paint was from the owner of the machine and is a color he used for a beautiful Porsche Speedster. The color is so dark it tricks the eye into thinking it's black, but upon closer inspection the deep blue plays with the unique lines of the bike and acts as a beautiful offset to the raw motor, RSD Breast Plate and black ops detailing of the RSD Valve covers.
Paint was incredibly important as was the bodywork on the frame which carried a number of intricate zones for mounting the inner fabricated aluminum frame panels, electrics, shift mechanism and everything else. Chris Wood from Airtrix did what he normally does and knocked it out of the park with the original inspired line work.
The split line of the frame and the motor which on the original bike looked to be cast together was a point of much discussion. The lower side panels were fabricated of aluminum and aim to duplicate the feel of the original bike as well as the way the frame wraps around the front of the motor and breast plate creating a distinctive line and honoring the original design.
Gas tank was fabricated with the stock fuel pump components and fitted over the fully fabricated steel and tube frame. The paint job is literally the bodywork as the rear fender is welded directly to the frame. This is usually something we wouldn't do, but for the R7 it honors the original concept and helped with the overall flow. Function be damned!!
Stock drive unit was one of the few oem components used in it's original state, blacked out so it disappears into the bike. It's also the point the frame joins the back of the bike.
Blacked out RSD traction lightweight race wheels were used in place of spokes as a nod to the progressive attitude of the bike. Solid discs and frenched in RSD Caliper hints at the prominent original drum front brake.
Details abound from the hand fabricated plunger seat with hidden springs beneath the frame. One off taillight and license plate were designed from pictures of the original and cast by Chopper Dave as well as the acrylic STOP tail light lens.
Headlight is off a Ural and accepts the stock BMW gauge and headlight with nearly no modifications. Sometimes miracles do come true. As with the fenders which were pulled from two modern Indian front ends and flow perfectly from front to back.
Exhaust is a 2 into 1 version of the original dual exhaust. We chose the single exhaust as we could keep it narrow on the left side and on the right it would of made ground clearance an issue.
Fabricate bars were inspired by the original mustache bars. Rear luggage rack hints at the 3 bar detailing in the valve cover and breast plate and carry into the painted and stainless luggage rack.
All said and done the concept 7 has been a journey of a project. When you are dealing with a bike as iconic and beautiful as the original bike we want to do it justice and honor what's come before us. This is no stock bike with a body kit. The RSD R7 is built in the vision of the original, through and through.
The R7 concept by BMW has been in our minds for quite some time. The original concept was a thing of dreams and was way ahead of its time, featuring the world's first telescopic forks and a perimeter style frame wrapped around BMW's parallel twin.
The prototype R7 was designed by engineer Alfred Böning and built in 1934 but never saw the light of day due to BMW management decisions and WW2. Luckily, the bike was found in 2005 and resurrected as a full runner. A machine of this nature is priceless, so unless you are Mr. BMW, chances of riding the R7 are minimal and owning it 100% impossible.
Lucky for us, we found someone as inspired as we were by a modern version of the R7. We had the original motor from the concept 90 sitting on a shelf, and it provided the perfect soul for the beginnings of this creation.


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JUNE 21--Kelly Ripa, the perky and grating sidekick to Regis Philbin on that ABC morning show, just signed a lucrative new contract, a network spokesperson has confirmed.
But we knew that already since the folks at In Touch this week reported on the 33-year-old Ripa's five-year deal in great detail after actually obtaining unsigned copies of her agreements with the producers/syndicators of "Live with Regis and Kelly." Kudos to the weekly magazine, which kindly provided TSG with a copy of Ripa's contract (found at left) with Buena Vista Television and a related agreement with ABC (which you'll find here).
The documents--which will probably make Ripa's predecessor Kathie Lee Gifford head for the nearest ledge--call for Reege's co-host to bank at least $27.5 million, though her haul could top $40 million thanks to a revenue sharing clause in the syndication contract. She also gets a maximum $75,000 clothing allowance and can look forward to eight weeks vacation in the deal's final four years (she'll have to make do with six weeks off during the deal's first year).
And if she feels like procreating, Ripa is entitled to six weeks maternity leave during each year of the deal. (10 pages)
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The International Science Festival has launched with several events will be held at SIGNAL Dunedin
Held in Dunedin July 6-15, the biennial Festival welcomes an exciting line-up of talent from New Zealand and around the world with more than 240 events built around the theme 'Go Beyond' to be held over the week at 24 locations across the city.
Some of SIGNAL's very special guests include:
Siân Cleaver, a Principle Mission Systems Engineer at Airbus at Stevenage in the UK, works on the design and development of future European Space Agency exploration missions, such as Solar Orbiter, a spacecraft that will fly close to the Sun.
Computer programmer Ally Watson, named by the Sydney Morning Herald as one of Australia's nine most influential female entrepreneurs of 2017, is co-founder of the highly acclaimed 'Code Like a Girl', an Australian organisation set out to inspire a new generation of girls to acquire coding as a skill through workshops and events.
Karen Willcox, Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics and Co-Director of the Center for Computational Engineering, MIT, leads two large research projects for the U.S. Air Force to develop methods for the design of future aircraft and drones.
The SIGNAL space has been turned into the SIGNAL VR Arena, with FREE VR experiences on offer 10am - 3pm July 7 - 12, ********BOOKED OUT********* and a series of FREE one hour lunchtime talks with Dr Simon McCallum who will explore how VR can be used in education, entertainment and much more. Just pop in at noon for a one hour session Monday to Thursday July 9 - 12.
Signal will also host Shoot for the Stars, a chance to chat with some of the world's leading space scientists, and a Women in Tech event, featuring Ally Watson and Dunedin's own Kylie Robinson. See our separate article for more info.
There is so much to see and do, start planning your week now to avoid disappointment! All details are available at: http://www.scifest.org.nz/


The countdown to NFL football season has officially begun and Carrie Underwood is bringing her A-game with a brand-new theme song.
The high energy teaser video feautring "Game On" was posted to Underwood's Instagram and has sent a surge of excitement via sports fans and music fans socials. It appears that this season, which kicks off on Sept. 9th, could be a game changer.


I was appointed Head of Communications for BLM on the 1st September 2015 after being with the municipality for more than 12 years.
My appointment coincided with the last mile of the council term as we had local government elections on the 3rd of August 2016 .Elections always ask both councillors and officials to work harder.
As communication practitioners, it calls for two paramount issues, firstly to keep our citizens informed with accurate and constant information about government programmes and projects, and secondly changing the community member's perception about government.
I am a graduate of a Bachelor degree in Administration (B Admin) from the University of KwaZulu Natal .I hold a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) degree. I also hold a Diploma in Business Computing skills .I graduated for the Certificate in Executive Leadership Municipal Development Programme with the University of Pretoria. Am currently studying towards a B.COM Honours degree in Marketing Management.
I started my career with the defunct Bushbuckridge Water Board, then joined the BLM in October 2002 as P.A to the Municipal Manager, worked in the Office of the Speaker within Public Participation Unit and currently the Head of Communications.


In need of a style shake up? This dress is the answer with its vibrant orange hue and punchy floral print. It boasts a contrasting trim too - this dress is no wallflower. With a simple pair of slides, you can walk this number to brunch on a summer's day. In the evening, a heeled black boot will give it an on-trend, more dressy finish. Because of its relaxed shift fit, you will always feel fabulous wearing it.


Japan has a population of over 127 million, 86% of which are active users of the Internet.
Japan will be amongst the top 6 countries globally in terms of internet users in 2018, right after China, India, US, Brazil and Indonesia.
The top social media platfrom in Japan is Line, Twitter, Youtube, Facebook and Instagram.
With more than 26 million people above 65 years old, Japan has a sizable number of senior internet users (>8 million) compared to other countries. Internet usage for age group between 20-49 is nearly 100%.
Total advertising expenditures in Japan were 6.288 trillion yen in 2016 (a 1.9% year-on-year increase). Of this, Online Media accounted for for 1.310 trillion yen, posting double-digit growth of 13.0% compared to the previous year.
Digital ad spend accelerated, while out -of-home and TV are expected to maintain well. Digital ad spend is expected to overtake TV by 2020.
Mobile ad spend is on schedule to command 72% of of the total digital ad spend by 2020.
Line: LINE is the most frequently used social media in Japan based on monthly average unique users, followed by Facebook and Twitter. Number of LINE users in Japan is 70 million. Number of Line Sticker creators is 610,000. What's significant about LINE users is that they are active, very active on the daily basis. 71% of users use LINE every day. 96% of users use it every month.
Twitter: According to Twitter, the network saw a 14% increase in users that pushed it above 40 million monthly active users (MAU) in Japan. Twitter Japan's success is largely due to its mobile-friendliness and anonymity among its network, two factors that have shown to be very important to Japanese social networkers.
YouTube: The number of monthly active users (MAU) at YouTube in Japan in 2020 is forecast to be 39.77 million, an increase from 28.85 million in 2012. Japanese internet users spend more time on multimedia video sites such as YouTube and Niconico than they do on social media platforms, a usage pattern that runs counter to global trends. YouTube's own data places Japan in the top 10 countries globally in terms of watch time, while Niconico – which was founded in 2006 (just one year after YouTube launched in Japan) – had more than 4 million paying subscribers according to its parent company, Dwango. There is a rising trends of video streaming market. For example AbemaTV, a live streaming service operated by Internet advertising agency CyberAgent and TV Asahi, achieved 16 million downloads of its app just one year after being launched. In the sports segment, the Japanese market saw the start of DAZN, a sports streaming service provided by UK-based Perform Group. As for the entertainment segment, ShowLive from DENA has seen 2 million downloads within 4 years in the operations.
Facebook: Monthly active users on Facebook have grown steadily over the years. In 2019, the number of Facebook users in Japan is expected to surpass 30 million, up from almost 29 million in 2017. More than 40% of people in their 30s and 20s are on Facebook.
Instagram: According to recent data from Nielsen and NetRatings Japan Inc., the number of Instagram app users in the country hit 17.1 million in August 2017, a year-over-year increase of 43%. Instagram will see a continuous rapid user gain in Japan. Japan is a country where visual expressions often trump verbal ones, and where cuteness and traditional aesthetics are deeply wedded to popular culture. So it makes sense that Instagram, which is ideal for displaying those cultural mores, is growing in popularity.
In a nutshell, you can use these social media platform differently, depends on your business objective and target audience. Given how young people have turned away from television as a means to consume media, it's essential for brands to adopt the new media.
You may ask, what are the various ways to engage Instagram influencers in Japan to perform influencer marketing? There are simply two options: businesses to reach out to influencers personally, or go through an influencer marketing agency.
On the surface, it may seem reasonable to reach out to influencers personally with the presumed low cost and easy reach. However, with the vast amount of influencers in Japan, each focusing on specific topics of interest, performing influencer marketing and liaising can be a real challenge. To execute an effective influencer marketing campaign, one should be sure to read up on the various aspect of influencer marketing from the various articles and ebooks available online.
After activating more than 20,000 influencers across 300 campaigns, we've seen influencers used in many different ways. Here are the most common goals we saw across our campaigns.
Professional bloggers, and YouTubers who have large base of 100,000 to 500,000 followers and drive 5% to 20% engagement per post. They have the highest topical relevance on the spectrum, with category-specific influence – such as lifestyle, fashion or business.


Family Network on Disabilities is a non-profit organization under State of Florida 501C3#65-0156905. As a parent-directed organization, funding for our agency comes from fundraising events, State and county funding, private and community foundations, and individual donations.
Funding received is used to support FND's respite program, parent advocacy services, and parent and professional training and education efforts.
In addition to relying on individual donations, we at FND do rely on our members for volunteer service to help with activities such as on-site event support.


We employ some of the most talented builders in Hertfordshire and our engineers, supported by our specialist teams, deliver unrivalled building services solutions.
Our architects actively look to work across the range of residential projects and enjoy the exchange of ideas between. From extensions, to major refurbishment and new houses, our architects provide creative solutions working within the parameters of the site, brief and budget.
Specialise in all kinds of refurbishments (both interior and exterior) such as loft conversions, house extensions, cellars, bathrooms, kitchens, carpentry, plumbing, electrics, demolition, plastering, tiling, and painting to an exceptional standard.
A home extension is a fantastic way to add value to your property and increase your living space without having to move house. At Robert's 21st Century Design LTD we're experts at providing a complete home extension service.
Loft conversions offer a cost effective way to make the most of the space available in your home and can add considerable value to your property. Converting your loft space can, however, be a complex project with many factors to take into account.
Tiles and paving are a great way to create a durable, waterproof surface both indoors and out in kitchens, bathrooms, utility rooms or on driveways or patios. Tiling can be a tricky and time-consuming job to get right, which is why many people choose to call in the experts.
Creating a decked area and/or pergola can extend your living space into the garden during the summer months, and provide a place for storage and plants during the winter.
Creating the perfect bathroom for your home requires a degree of planning, design and technical knowledge, we keep this in mind whenever we start a new bathroom project whether its a simple installation or a full blown design and installation service.
Wood is one of the most versatile of building and home refurbishment materials. It is sustainable, attractive and light in weight, and can have a range of different colours and finishes.
One of the quickest and most cost-effective ways to refurbish your home is by painting or wallpapering your walls and repainting interior wood work.
Lighting is very essential for any property so you want to ensure what you have bought for your property is fitted correctly. That why choose Robert's 21st Century Design to ensure the quality of service.
Robert's 21st Century Design LTD has an expert team of plumbers and gas fitters ready to provide everything from servicing to complete central heating systems.
Your kitchen is the heart of your home, and we know how important it is to our customers to have a kitchen that is both practical and beautiful.


This bucket bag by Cafune pretty much comes with me everywhere I go. It adds instant cool factor to even the simplest outfits, and the fun bucket shape holds everything you might need! Also, I'm a big fan of anything velvet, and this silky soft black one from Vetiver is one of my new faves!


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Marcus Montooth is a Forensic Scientist and Latent Print Unit Supervisor with the Indiana State Police Laboratory in Evansville. He has been an ASCLD assessor since 2012, and teaches Intro to Forensic Science as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Evansville. Mr. Montooth earned a BS in biology from the University of Evansville in 2001, and joined the State police in 2003 as a latent print examiner. In 2015 he became technical supervisor for the unit of 11 examiners.
In 2011, The Indiana State Police Laboratory began using Mideo's LatentWorks e-Latent Case Management Software, and Mr. Montooth has been central to its set up, employee training, and use.
We recently talked with him about lab accreditation and the impact having a software system rather than paper-based system has.
From an assessor's view, what are the keys to getting accredited for forensic labs?
As a certified technical assessor, I would say that the biggest part of accreditation is documentation. Here in Indiana, we're accredited to ISO lab standards – but there are supplemental standards that every accrediting body has, in addition to our own internal criteria and test methods. All of these different levels of requirements have to be met. Every one of those requirements is not just that you have to do it, but that you have to document how you do it. Or that you've done it.
How often do crime labs have to be accredited, or reaccredited?
Once a year. And depending on the size of lab, it can take anywhere between 3 and 5 days.
How would you compare the lab accreditation process of a paper-based documentation system to a software system?
The advantage to having a software system is huge. We look for uniformity of information and processes. Are you using the right equipment? Are you using the right chemicals? Are your crime scene and other images secure and properly taken care of? With a software system like LatentWorks, for example, images are controlled once they are entered. This tells me they (the labs) are doing something to a level that they should be. The images going in are preserved, and while this is not required, by having them in this server-based system, I know, as an assessor, that their images are being taken care.
What do you see as the biggest advantages to a software system?
We get everything in one place – that is nice. We have our notes, all of our crime photo images, we scan in requests for lab exams and any other paper that is sent to us. While it is not an official record, for all the examiners – everything except the written report is in there.
Has the increased fingerprint identification documentation improved court outcomes?
Without a doubt, the added documentation makes cases more complete. We were accredited under ASCLD but switched to a stricter standard in part because of court – fingerprint analysis testimony being thrown out because of documentation, when they couldn't tell what the original examiner was looking at to make his determination.
In our case, we are now significantly more prepared for court before we even get a subpoena. Cases are not getting thrown out of court for lack of documentation. With this system, every examiner can see what information was used to make a fingerprint identification.
We also set fields up to mirror our test methods, which take into account all the requirements. We can set them up with defaults – so instead of having to write notes, they are pre-filled out for us on each image, so we can't miss it. It makes it incredibly easy for us – all of our examiners do it the same way, and if anything changes, we go in and reset the field sets, which are what you set up to input the information on the different images.
We are probably higher on the documentation than a lot of agencies – but others are catching up to us as accrediting bodies are beginning to require it.
And what they see is not only more information, but more relevant information?
Yes. Basically, in our new environment, gone are a lot of details about what I did, and they are replaced with more important data on how I did it. As an example, say we have one (fingerprint) lift and one person to compare to. In our old system, my notes would say "one lift, one latent evaluation found compared to the card bearing the suspect's name, compared to left index." I'd scan the lift in, take a picture of packaging, document what's on the package, write what's noted on the lift by the investigator, pull the latent print, fill out an analysis of it going through levels of details – then we move on to the comparison, which is in a different program.
Now, I scan in the card, do a complete comparison chart of the two and document that, and then the comparison that follows. Gone from this is what I did, replaced by how I did it.
In our new system, it's all in one place. It's pretty easy – maybe not the only way to do it, but it is simpler.
Does having an e-Latent Case Software system save time?
That's a little bit of a "yes and no" question. While it takes more time than it used, that's because we have added so much documentation, so it is not the software. It's hard for me to imagine what would have happened if we had increased our level of documentation and did not have this system. We have four regional forensic labs across the state – and with Latent Works we are all signed into the same server. We can review each other's work from 300 miles away.
As a supervisor, I can honestly say the quality of the work has gone up because of the documentation.


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Are you ready to catch global megastar Ed Sheeran's new stadium headline show? Here's what you need to know for a smooth experience at Ed Sheeran Divide World Tour 2019 – Singapore!
Support act announced for Ed Sheeran's 'Divide' Asia tour. He will be joined by special guests ONE OK ROCK.
AEG Presents & Lushington Entertainments announce global megastar Ed Sheeran will return to Singapore for a new stadium headline show on 26 April 2019 (Friday) at the National Stadium. Tickets for general sale will commence at 10am local time on 25 October 2018 (Thursday) via www.sportshubtix.sg, hotline +65 3158 7888, Sports Hub Tix Box Office* and all SingPost outlets.
*Tickets will be available at Sports Hub Tix Box Office at Kallang Wave Mall for the first day of general sale on 25 October 2018, and subsequently at Indoor Stadium Box Office from 26 October 2018 onwards.
Currently on the North American leg of his global 'Divide' stadium tour, Ed is not only one of the most successful recording acts, ever, but one of the world's most in-demand live acts. On this summer's UK run, Ed played to over 1.1 million people, including four nights at London's Wembley Stadium, marking the biggest-ever solo tour [without a band] that the UK has ever seen!
Ed Sheeran – 2017's biggest-selling global artist (IFPI) – released his Grammy-winning third studio album '÷' (Divide) in March last year. A songwriter of a generation, Ed has continued to dominate charts across the globe since its release. With over 15.5 million copies sold worldwide to date, '÷' has spawned Ed's hit singles "Shape of You" (the third biggest-selling single of all time in the UK and most-streamed track on Spotify, ever), "Castle on the Hill", "Galway Girl", the 2017 UK Christmas Number 1 "Perfect" and "Happier". Sheeran released his 10 million-selling debut album '+' (Plus) in 2011, which featured the UK's biggest-selling debut track of that year "The A Team". In 2014, he returned with his critically-acclaimed 2nd LP 'x' (Multiply) featuring his global smash "Thinking Out Loud". 'x' charted at #1 on both sides of the Atlantic and has since been named one of the biggest-selling albums of all time by The Official Charts Company – the album is now 90 x platinum and has sold 16 million copies, worldwide.
Ed was awarded a MBE for his services to music and charity at the end of 2017. He has won an array of awards over his career to date including 4 x Grammys, 4 x Ivor Novello's, 5 x BRIT Awards, 6 x Billboard Awards and many more.
Once again, Ed and his team have a strict stance against anyone using unethical secondary ticketing sites. In order to put a stop to the secondary ticketing market, absurd prices and fan rip-offs, the tickets are sold personalised, which means that the name of the ticket purchaser is printed on the tickets. Upon arrival, purchaser may be required to provide a valid photo ID that matches the name on the ticket(s) to gain admission. This stops secondary sites and ticket touts being able to resell tickets at inflated prices and ripping off fans.
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Seraphim Phocas (1839?-1917), Greek Orthodox priest, was born at Madytus (Eceabat), south of Gallipoli, Turkey, son of Ioannis Phocas and his wife Susanna. Orphaned at 5, he was adopted and raised by his godfather and later studied for four years at Theological School of the Cross, Jerusalem. He became a schoolmaster and taught the Greek language on Crete until the late 1870s; he later claimed the Greek statesman Venizelos as a pupil. At Rhodes, about 1871, he married Maria Calezi. By 1880 he was at Alexandria where he founded and ran a school. In 1885 he was ordained by the Greek Orthodox patriarch of Alexandria and served as priest at Port Said and briefly on Rhodes and in Jerusalem. By decree (no.39) of the synod of Jerusalem, dated 13 January 1899, Phocas was appointed parish priest in Sydney, in response to a plea by Greeks and Syrians (Lebanese) in Sydney for a priest who could conduct the liturgy in Arabic as well as Greek. He only began to learn English on the voyage to Australia.
Accompanied by his wife and children, Fr Seraphim reached Sydney on 9 March 1899, bearing a letter of introduction from the British consul in Jerusalem to the premier of New South Wales. On 16 April he held the first service in and consecrated the new church of Hagia Trias (Holy Trinity), Bourke Street, Surry Hills. A house had been built and furnished for him by the congregation. He later decorated the church 'with wall paintings by his own hand'.
Dependent for his stipend on the offerings of the 500 members of the Greek Orthodox Church in New South Wales and barely able to speak English, Fr Seraphim Phocas occasionally officiated at marriages arranged by a matrimonial agency of doubtful repute. In March 1901 he was castigated by Justice Walker in the Clynes will case (over a claim by a tramdriver to the estate of a woman to whom he had been married by Phocas a fortnight before she died).
Apart from this incident, Phocas enjoyed a relatively tranquil time in Sydney, unmarked by disagreements with his flock and undisturbed by the transfer of ecclesiastical jurisdiction in Australia to the synod of Athens. He officiated at some 46 marriages and 300 baptisms of Greeks and Syrians, travelled to Brisbane, Wollongong and once to Perth. Although his manner and approach were rather austere, he served his mixed flock devotedly. His 'picturesque figure, with flowing, snowy beard and hair, long black gown, brimless top hat and umbrella, was familiar in Sydney streets'. In 1905 he translated into English a rather curious book, The Rabbi Isaac M… or the Blessings of Restitution, by N. C. Amvrazey; it was apparently the first Orthodox work printed in Australia, although overlooked by bibliographers. He also published at least one article in Nea Sion, the journal of the Jerusalem patriarchate, and was later awarded the title of great oeconomus of the throne.
Phocas retired in 1913 because of a heart condition. A model paterfamilias, he retained the affection and respect of his congregation. His five daughters married leading Greeks in Australia, including the oyster merchants John Comino and Mark Stamell and the hotelier Harry Corones. Survived by seven children, Phocas died on 15 August 1917 and was buried in Waverley cemetery. This talented and polyglot priest had served with distinction in holding together the mixed groups comprising the Orthodox congregation. The appointment of a less qualified successor led eventually to the splitting of Greeks and Arabs into separate communities.
Australian Star (Sydney), 12, 26 Mar, 13 Apr 1901.
Hugh Gilchrist and H. L. N. Simmons, 'Phocas, Seraphim (1839–1917)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/phocas-seraphim-8041/text14021, published first in hardcopy 1988, accessed online 26 April 2019.


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The 14th Central European Seminar on Particle Physics and Quantum Field Theory (VCES) on "Global and Local Symmetries" on Nov 30 and Dec 01 2018 will take place at the Austrian Academy of Sciences (Nov 30) and at the TU Wien (Dec 01).
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The optimizer is hard on resources and thus we have gone to a lot of effort to make it faster at runtime. Doing this has made the logic quite hard to follow. This README aims to help contributors get around the optimizer and figure out where changes need to be made.

## High level overview of data flow

To help paint a picture of what is happening this is a high level overview of the steps we take to figure out the sets displayed to a user in the optimizer

1. Get items usable in the optimizer
1. Filter items based on pinned, exotic, header search filter, and slot specific mods
1. Group similar items together, only a single item of each group will be sent to processing
1. Map items to a more optimized form for processing, this includes minimal attributes from `DimItem` and calculated attributes such as energy used by slot specific mods
1. Send items to a web worker for processing
1. Cut out the items with the worst stats so we have less than 2,000,000 combinations (browsers will fall over due to memory constraints)
1. Loop over all combinations and eliminate ones with worse stats or that can't fit mods
1. If a set looks good we add it to a tracker class, after a certain number are tracked we drop the worst one each time a new one is added
1. The web worker returns the results, we hydrate the initial `DimItem`s and add any similar items from the previous grouping step
1. The hydrated sets are rendered and at this time we work out the optimal mod assignment to display to the user

## A more in depth explanation with a guide to functions and modules

Now lets get a little more in depth and look at the journey we take through specific modules and functions

1. It all starts in `LoadoutBuilder`, before the component is even rendered we reduce the items it has access to in `mapStateToProps`. Here we remove everything except post-shadowkeep armor (armor 2.0).

1. Next those items are sent into `item-filter#filterItems`. Here we reduce items as best we can as it removes items being sent to the web worker. We filter on the following
    - Using the function provided by the filter in the search bar
    - If an exotic is selected we filter out everything that isn't that exotic
    - If an item is pinned we only allow that item
    - If no exotics are allowed we remove all exotics
    - If no items are left after this we cancel all filtering up to this point
    - Last we filter out items that have the wrong energy for the combination of locked mods and armor upgrade selection. This is done last as we need it to be done for the processing to work correctly.

1. Grouping is up next and this is done in `process/useProcess#groupItems`. The whole point of this step is to try and reduce the number of items sent to the web worker.

    To do this we group together items that are similar with the intent of sending a single item of the group for processing. Afterwards the other items from the group are added to the appropriate sets and can be selected via the swap icon in a given set.

    The grouping is a little complicated as it aims to group as many items as it can, class items are a good example here. For example, if you have no mods locked there are essentially two types of class items, masterworked and non-masterworked as masterworked have stats.

    This needs to get more complicated as we start locking mods, as energy type and activity mod slot type (e.g. raid or nightmare) become important in the processing algorithm. At this point it's best to just go and read the `groupItems` function and it's comment to get a better idea at what it does.

1. Now we map items down to a smaller footprint with some calculated values. The web worker essentially works over a Post request, so smaller objects here mean less data to be transferred. Also precalculating some values saves us doing it in the heavy loop in the web worker.

    This is again done in `process/useProcess#useProcess` but the mappers live in `process/mappers`. We map both `DimItem`s and `PluggableInventoryItemDefinition`s as we need both in the web worker.

    Notably here we calculate the following values for items
    - The energy used from slot specific mods
    - The energy capacity available with the selected armor upgrades, if we have an option that assumes items are masterworked this will always be 10
    - The energy type available with the selected armor upgrades and locked mods, if an item is allowed to swap energy type this will be the `Any` type
    - The tags of mods which can be socketed into the item e.g. VoG raid mods or nightmare mods

1. Next we send all the mapped items and various other values to the web worker. The web worker is created in `process/useProcess#useProcess` but the script it runs lives in `process-worker/process#process` because it needs a special `tsconfig` setup for web workers.

1. The first major task in `process` is to cut down the number of armor combinations to at most 2 million. We have had issues with browsers running out of memory in the past.

    To do this items are sorted by `process#compareByStatOrder` so that the items with the least attractive stats are last in the list. Then we keep removing a single item from th largest bucket of items (helms, arms, ect) until we come under the limit.

1. Now we loop over all the items looking for the best combinations of stats. This is nothing fancy. Just 5 levels of `for` loops and for each set we

    1. Calculate the stats for the set
    1. If the stats don't fall in the filter ranges we continue onto the next set
    1. If the stats are worse then the lowest set in our `SetTracker` we exit and continue on to the next set
    1. Check to see if the locked mods can fit in the set, if not we continue on to the next set

1. Assuming a set has made it past the last step, we now add it to the `SetTracker` which is defined in `process-worker/set-tracker#SetTracker`.

    This is a class that uses an insertion sort algorithm to keep a given number of armor sets. When we add a set to this we remove the worst tracked set if we reach the limit.

1. When the results are returned from the web worker we need to get back our original `DimItem`'s. This is done by `process/mappers#hydrateArmorSet`. We just replace all the `ProcessItem`'s with their original `DimItem`'s but using a object that maps `id`'s to `DimItem`'s.

1. Finally we render the sets. During this step we also calculate the best assignment of mods for a given set.

    During the previous processing with mods, we exit as soon as we find a single mod assignment that fits in the set for performance reasons. Now we can look at all possible mod assignments and find the best assignment for the given mods and armor upgrade options.


The principal business of a convention of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod shall be the consideration of reports and overtures.
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A selection of property crimes submitted weekly by the Delta Police Department
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The purpose of the crime beat is to educate and inform the public about some of the property crime trends occurring in North Delta and other files of interest. It is submitted weekly by the Delta Police Department. If you see anything occurring that you believe to be suspicious, call 911 for in progress crimes and emergencies or 604-946-4411 for other assistance.
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• March 20, 10:42 a.m., 84th Avenue and Nordel Way: Police conducting laser speed enforcement observed a vehicle travelling at a high rate of speed. The laser confirmed the driver was driving 100 km/hr in a marked 60 km/hr zone. The driver produced a foreign driver's licence and a student card. The driver was charged with excessive speeding and issued a violation ticket. The vehicle was impounded for seven days.
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• March 22, 3:30 p.m., 11000-block 80th Ave.: Complainant reported screaming coming from a nearby residence. Police responded. The residents confirmed that they had been celebrating Holi and were having a water balloon fight on their patio. Both persons were drench in water and bits of water balloons were observed on the patio. No injuries and no criminal offence. Confirmed that they were just having fun.
• March 23, 1:32 p.m., 7600-block Carnaby Pl.: Complainant advised police that the non-profit that she volunteers for had been scammed. The complainant informed police that she had received an email from another member of the non-profit advising her to e-transfer $5,670 to an unknown email address. After sending the money, it was confirmed that the email of her co-worker had been hacked. Complainants were advised to check with their email providers for more security.
• March 24, 9:14 a.m., 7200-block Highway 17: Police conducting on-foot laser enforcement observed a vehicle driving at a high rate of speed, 143 km/hr in an 80 km/hr zone. Driver was charged with excessive speed, served a violation ticket, and had their vehicle impounded.
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Wow - easily tops the list of all silent films I have seen to this point. Epic in scope and even with the political overtones, it's easy to see why this is considered such a ground-breaking film. I saw the restored version, and even with the over 2 hour length, I was never bored Simply a film that needs to be seen by any fan of film or sci-fi.
Despite some obvious political commentary (that didn't quite gel with the rest of the film for me), this film paints an iconic dystopian universe with great visual scope. It set the stage for epic sci-fi adventure films to come. The Matrix, for one, is obviously heavily influenced by this film.
It definitely is a political piece, first and foremost. And, since I agree with the basic political message, then that gives it points automatically in my book. But, besides that, it has a very intriguing plot. Although, the ending leaves much to be desired.
I love Fritz Lang (the director) but have never cared for this film. And usually I like silent films too and this is considered to be a masterpiece. However, I'd go with M (also by Fritz Lang).
Many people have compared this to "The Matrix." While it is similar, it is actually very close to "Dark City." Metropolis is a silent movie you need to see to appreciate. You must see this if you are a true sci fi fan!
As a sci-fi fan you have to see this one. It's a perfect movie. Perfect acting, music, direction. What about the art of the movie? Oh man... Lang was a genius. This movie has scenes that are "prophetic". Every day when I go up the stairs of the subway to work, It came this movie to my mind. Remember when you watch it: It's 80 years old. 80. Best silent ever.


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As a result of the overwhelming preoccupation with uncovering the process of radicalization into terrorist activity, little attention has been paid to the related, yet distinct processes of disengagement and deradicalization from terrorism. This continuing neglect is ironic because it may be in the analysis of disengagement that practical initiatives for counterterrorism may become more apparent in their development and feasible in their execution. While a variety of deradicalization initiatives worldwide are currently receiving enormous interest from afar, it is inevitable they will be subjected to intense scrutiny regarding their alleged outcomes and claimed successes. A more immediate challenge, however, is to assert some conceptual and terminological clarity. While deradicalization has become the latest buzzword in counterterrorism, it is critical that we distinguish it from disengagement and stress that not only are they different, but that just because one leaves terrorism behind; it rarely implies (or even necessitates) that one become 'deradicalized'. One of several implications arising from this distinction may be a more realistic appraisal of how our knowledge and understanding of the disengagement processes (and not undefined and poorly conceptualised deradicalization efforts) may be put to effective use in the short-medium term development of research agendas.
In a book from several years ago, I outlined the complexity of understanding what involvement in terrorism entails. In particular, I suggested that one useful way of appreciating the complexity of involvement is by viewing it as a process. This psychological and behavioural process comprises at least three discrete phases for the individual terrorist: becoming' a terrorist, 'being' a terrorist [understood as both a) remaining involved and b) engaging in actual terrorist offences] and 'disengaging' from terrorism.
One of many challenges arising from making these distinctions relates to identifying its implications for counterterrorism. First, a critical conceptual point for informing response strategies (at whatever stage they may be focused) lies in the recognition that the factors that impinge upon the individual at each of these phases may (1) not be necessarily related to each other and (b) may not necessarily reflect upon each other. In other words, answering the call of one of these phases of the process may not reveal anything useful or insightful about the other.
Taking this a little further, we realize that thinking about involvement in terrorism in such a way is essentially a recognition that answering questions about why people may wish to become involved in terrorism then may have little bearing on the answers that explain what they do (or are allowed to do) as terrorists (or something else). In other words, the factors that determine how someone becomes involved are rarely related to the kinds of factors that determine how, when, and to what extent that person will engage in specific terrorist operations. Similarly, answering questions about what keeps people involved with a terrorist movement may have surprisingly little, if any, bearing on what subsequently causes them to disengage from terrorist operations or from the organization (and/or broader network or movement) altogether.
This kind of thinking is not especially new. Criminologists are familiar with these kinds of distinctions, but as far as terrorism is concerned, the implications are rarely appreciated at the level of policy initiatives. This is even more apparent when it came to recognizing the enormous potential in studying the process of disengagement. Despite some important contributions in the 1980s and early 1990s, little is known even today about what happens for the individual terrorist to leave terrorism behind. Consequently, there is no available evidence that may serve to inform policy that is in any way related to thinking critically about what could be developed to facilitate or promote disengagement at any level.
In the terrorism research community, we have mainly focused on issues of becoming involved, thereby leaving a significant gap in our knowledge. One reason for this has been an ambivalent perception by researchers towards issues concerning and arising from, disengagement. For example, there is the assumption that terrorists and their movements are somehow no longer relevant or deserving of serious, urgent study once their involvement in terrorism has ceased (or the movement has entered a cease-fire or peace process). Yet it is precisely at this phase that systematic analyses of these issues represent a realistic objective for researchers. Despite perennial difficulties in gathering reliable data, former terrorists are most likely at this phase to be willing to speak to researchers and provide valuable documentation. Since early 2006, I have been conducting interviews with former members of over a dozen radical and extremist movements around the world. Though the interviews often arose in a practical sense from extensive planning and meticulous preparations, the important point is that former terrorists are willing to speak about their experiences if one asks the correct questions.
In thinking about disengagement from terrorism, there are various questions we need to answer in relation to why people leave terrorist movements, what happens to people who leave terrorism, what influences them to leave, and how leaving can influence response strategies. Indeed, a broader issue here, and one that is especially relevant given the complexity of what analyses of 'becoming involved' seems to suggest, concerns what we mean by 'disengaging' or 'leaving'. Disengaging might suggest critical cognitive and social changes, in terms of leaving behind the shared social norms, values, attitudes and aspirations so carefully forged while the individual was still a member of a terrorist network. On the other hand it might indicate some continued adherence to these values and attitudes, and engaging in some other socially relevant 'support' behavior but no longer engaging in actual terrorist operations.
Perspectives from psychology would appear relevant at this point. An interesting, though brief, report by Renee Garfinkel  outlines significant factors involved in the psychological transformation inherent in moving from involvement in violence to non-violent activity. Garfinkel conducted a series of telephone interviews with former members of militant groups, all of whom were described as "now working for peaceful change" (p.3). Garfinkel describes this transformation as taking place against a backdrop of vulnerability, catalysed often by stress, crisis and trauma. Garfinkel describes how some of the interviewees (religious extremists in particular) underwent what might be conceptualised as a form of de-radicalization – "a reorientation in outlook and direction". A key factor, Garfinkel notes, in the transformation from violence to peace was the role played by personal relationships: "change often hinges on a relationship with a mentor or friend who supports and affirms peaceful behavior" (p.1).
A broader consideration of the process of 'exiting' roles comes from Helen Ebaugh.  Her study incorporated a systematic examination of the accounts of 185 people, each of whom underwent significant role change. Her sample comprises ex-convicts, ex-alcoholics, ex-doctors, ex-nuns, and others who experienced voluntary "role exit processes". Key commonalities included a sense of disillusionment with the individual's current persona or identity, an attempt to identify and locate an alternative, more satisfactory role, particular triggering factors that facilitate final decisions to leave the role, to finally, the creation of a new identity as an "ex-".
Some of these processes can be found in accounts of involvement in terrorist activity.  Two immediate sets of disengagement factors that may be described both as factors leading to, and expressions of, disengagement include psychological issues and physical issues.
A sense of growing disillusionment with the avenues being pursued, or some quality of them (e.g. with the political aims or with operational tactics and the attitudes underpinning them).
Physical disengagement from terrorism is slightly different in that while there is change, it is externally identifiable. Involvement in even the smallest of terror networks is not discrete or static – it is a constantly changing process of engagement in and occupation with an array of different activities that might seem unconnected, and often may entail fulfilment of more than one role (both at any one time, or over time).
As with psychological disengagement, a change in priorities.
To summarise then, individual disengagement from terrorism may be, broadly speaking, the result of an individual or collective process (or some combination of both). It may stem from experiences as diverse as role change, attitudinal shift, and may or may not result in the kind of 'reorientation in outlook' described by Garfinkel. We can identify both psychological and physical dimensions of disengagement. Further complicating matters, we might think of disengagement as broadly voluntary in origin (e.g. when an individual has made a decision that continued membership of the group is no longer as important as some overriding personal issue) or involuntary (e.g. an individual is forced to leave in the face of some external issue such as the reality of decommissioning, or some new legislative initiative, and the implications this has for organizational dissipation), or a combination, for instance in the form of an outright rejection of the group's ideals as a result of a political shift in the group's stance.
Even a cursory examination of accounts suggests that the pathway to disengagement may not necessarily be the same for everyone, nor are the qualities of that disengagement process as experienced by the individual the same for each person. Additionally, of course, the disengaged terrorist may not necessarily be repentant or 'de-radicalised' at all.  Often there can be physical disengagement from terrorist activity, but no concomitant change or reduction in ideological support or indeed, the social and psychological control that the particular ideology exerts on the individual.
This issue is very significant, and exploring its implications may well represent the start of a more realistic and comprehensive policy-based exploration of what kinds of challenges disengagement programmes may well need to face. It also raises some serious issues in relation to how risk and danger are conceptualized in this context. In fact, in the sample of individuals I interviewed from 2006-2008, while almost all of the interviewees could be described as disengaged, not a single one of them could be said to be 'de-radicalized'.  In fact, even the process of disengagement was highly idiosyncratic for those interviewed. For some, leaving the movement was temporary, with members opting to come back to the movement at some later stage. Sometimes, this was to a different role, otherwise it was a return to the same role or function held before the initial departure.
Given the lack of conceptual development around not only disengagement issues, but from involvement in terrorism more generally, it might appear both naïve and premature to draw generalized conclusions from a discussion about disengagement. However, we do have some very interesting starting points. It is clear that there is significant promise in thinking about the development of some kind of disengagement initiatives. At its heart (and although military responses to terrorism will continue) terrorism will continue to be a social problem, and initiatives informed by psychological principles perhaps not previously considered in a serious way will ultimately warrant much greater consideration in the future.
This, however, is not entirely the same as the rapidly growing phenomenon that is collectively described as 'the de-radicalization programmes' currently developing throughout countries as diverse as the challenges they face.
At present, there is a flurry of activity worldwide aimed at what on the surface appears to be a pursuit of similar objective, but upon closer inspection reveal such diverse conceptual underpinnings that they can only realistically be unified in terms of promoting some kind of move away from terrorism. Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Northern Ireland, Colombia, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore – each of these countries (and many more) has seen the development of its own particular approach to promoting disengagement of some kind from terrorism. Delving deeper, however, they seem to be less about actual deradicalization and more about attempts to promote disengagement and desistance from terrorist activity in some limited sense.
An immediately interesting feature of these programmes is the range of terminology used in the development and implementation. "Desertion", "demobilisation", "defection", "de-escalation", "rehabilitation" and others ; while essentially implying a move away from involvement in terrorism, carry within them different, sometimes quite nuanced, assumptions about the way in which disengagement initiatives ought to develop (or be implemented) in different settings, at whatever stage in the terrorist campaign (or level of the moment) they may be directed. The Saudi Arabian government uses the Arabic equivalent of 'rehabilitation'. One of the interviewees in my own sample, a radical Sunni preacher based in Tripoli in North Lebanon, prefers the term 'reforming'. To paraphrase one of my interviews with him, if there is nothing wrong with 'radicalization', then it is offensive and misleading to speak of 'de-radicalization'.
Each of these different programmes has developed in different ways and has attempted to express and be guided by different strategies. According to Tore Bjørgo,  some focus on imprisoned terrorists, while others target terrorists that are currently involved in illegal activity. Some try to reduce the size of the terrorist movement by reducing the number of active participants (e.g. the Child Combatant Programme as part of the Ministry of Interior and Justice's Reincorporation Programme in Colombia), and may require only an apparent shift in attitude and behavior away from violent extremism as the precondition for an individual radical to be released from prison.
As Bjørgo describes, other approaches provide amnesty only in exchange for testimony against former colleagues in the terrorist group. The historical precedent to this is well known. In Italy, members of the Red Brigades, as well as the Mafia, were offered reduced sentencing or even amnesty if they agreed to testify against their comrades. This system was considered an important tool in helping disrupt both the Red Brigades and the Mafia in the 1970s, 1980s, and early 1990s, but abuses including false testimonies and conviction of innocent persons undermined the system, and the system, as with the Supergrass trials in Northern Ireland, become generally seen as largely unfavorable.
One of the first disengagement programmes to emerge was the "Committee for Dialogue" initiative in Yemen. The scheme, now discontinued, remains infamous for reasons that bear little resemblance to the internal logic that underpinned the design of that programme. First described in detail by Michael Taarnby,  the scheme involved a simple process whereby Islamic clerics enter into dialogue with imprisoned jihadists in an effort to challenge the basis of the ideologies to which they have been exposed in an effort to undo the process of identification with that ideology.
In some ways, the Yemen initiative was the spark that lit the fire. Elements of that programme were exported to other countries, with little regard for its limitations or context-bound nature. Though recriminations and accusations of bad faith and mistrust now surround much of the external commentary on the Yemen initiative, the programme raised some challenging questions – can a programme be designed to 'change' terrorists or their behavior? On the surface, the Yemen (and now in particular, the Saudi Arabian rehabilitation programme) initiative perhaps most closely resemble what one would expect of 'deradicalization': a softening of views, an acceptance that the individual's pursuit of his objectives using terrorism were illegitimate, immoral and unjustifiable.
Part of the acrimony that began with the Yemen initiative, and now increasingly surrounding the Saudi Arabian effort arose from a failure to answer the obvious question – do these programmes actually work? And if so, how? And why?
There is an old joke that psychology professors tell their students – how many psychologists does it take to change a light bulb? To which the answer is: only one, but that bulb really has to want to change. Though a silly illustration, it highlights at once the enormously complex issue at the heart of what is implicitly conveyed in these programmes – the idea of a quick fix, 'de-radicalizing', undoing the gradual, incrementally experienced process of social and behavioral learning that has culminated in this individual person engaging in terrorist activities. But can this actually be done in the ways that such initiatives suggest? The answer to this is, very simply, no – at least not for the reasons assumed in some of the programmes. We can certainly develop mechanisms for facilitating or promoting disengagement, and often using a variety of innovative and imaginative interventions at specific phases – using former terrorists to highlight negative aspects of the reality of 'being involved', disrupting networks by providing incentives that result in substituted and displaced activity on the part of individual network members and so on, but we should take a long hard look at claims to change or control terrorist behavior in any context.
Right now, we should at least agree on one thing - it is too difficult to draw anything more than generalizations from these initiatives. Access to data is difficult (even when data exists), and there has been little by way of dialogue about the assumptions that underpin the criteria for success (or failure) in these programs. The point here is not to be negative but to highlight the fact that we have to now begin to critically examine the basis of what we think 'deradicalization' is, and what efforts to promote this can actually deliver in practice as a purportedly effective means of changing terrorist behavior.
Obviously, there can be no ideal template for what might be assumed of any of these programmes. If the development of terrorism is a product of its own time and place, it follows that issues of disengagement (and all that that implies) will also be context-specific and necessarily nuanced both in terms of how the programmes are constructed, implemented, and promoted in different countries, and for different reasons. Different perceptions about broader issues of disengagement will exist not only between and within the individual terrorist group, but also how the issue may be differentially perceived within the constituent population that is represented (or otherwise) by the terrorist movement.
Moving beyond the confusion brought about by the potentially misleading term deradicalization, there are more promising avenues we must consider. The promotion of disengagement (in whatever way, and at whatever level) will necessarily have to be tailor-made to not only the specific movement in question, but will need to be carefully positioned within the context of the specific socio political or other issues experienced by the non-state movement and opposing regime at any particular moment in time. As above, disengagement from terrorism, because of the broad factors that may facilitate it from an individual perspective, may not necessarily result in the emergence of a "repentant community" of terrorists becoming integrated into the community it previously claimed to represent. While some minor efforts have developed in Northern Ireland to initiate restorative justice programmes between terrorists and families of their victims, these have been largely unsuccessful and, in some cases, have led to the development of significant tensions.
In Colombia, an array of legal and judicial issues put in place in the context of 'demobilization' have attempted to facilitate the disengagement not just existing prisoners, but active members of FARC also. To facilitate exit from FARC, the Colombian judiciary essentially 'suspends' the militant's trial in an attempt to encourage and sustain their 'demobilization'. If (as happened extensively in Northern Ireland), the militant engages in illegal activity of any kind, they are subsequently forced to face trial for their original offences. However, as with the Northern Irish case, there is no 'blanket' effect – the extent to which the 'amnesty' is used is usually a function of the illegality of the offence. Therefore, a person who has been directly involved in unambiguous terrorist activity (i.e. shooting or bombing operations) will necessarily be treated more harshly than a person who is involved in fringe activity (that, if continued, may or may not eventually lead to increased involvement in the former).
The continued success of the Colombian initiative, however, is in part due to the integrated systemic approach taken by a variety of agencies. In the very formulation of the scheme, as well as its obvious implementation, the programme for reintegration invokes comprehensive expert legal advice, relevant input and resources from psychosocial support input (to reflect re-insertion difficulties), police monitoring (for the reasons given above, as well as to ensure that the 'demobilization' from the AUC, or FARC etc. is actually meaningful), and finally ongoing research evaluation into the progress of the scheme and its adherents will be vital. While the Colombian initiative is unique in many respects, it is this systematic approach and ongoing evaluative effort that may mark its lasting contribution with respect to inspiring other similar initiatives to develop elsewhere.
The basis of this article began with a simple premise – there is no evidence to suggest that disengagement from terrorism may result in deradicalization. For this and other reasons, particularly the growth of these diverse programmes, it may be worthwhile to seek greater conceptual clarity between the two. While there are a number of ways in which we can do this, one immediate objective is to engage in research to evaluate, through multiple means, the increasing prevalence of the deradicalization programmes worldwide. The otherwise unverified and often spurious claims to success by the proponents of some of these programmes does not mean that we should dismiss their claims, rather we should engage in efforts to ask one of the most basic questions in all counterterrorism: do they actually work (and why?). The need for multi-attribute evaluation studies of each and every disengagement and deradicalization initiative would be a welcome start to greater clarity around these issues. Critically examining claims for success in each case, as well as an examination of the ways in which the criteria for success are conceptualized and measured in each setting would be a useful step. It is useful not only to help identify policy-relevant lessons for the development of counterterrorism initiatives of this kind in regions where there are none, but more immediately would lead to greater clarity around the basic social and behavioral processes involved, that have, it would seem, escaped scrutiny in many cases to date.
About the Author: John Horgan is Director of the International Center for the Study of Terrorism at Penn State. His forthcoming book Walking Away from Terrorism: Accounts of Disengagement from Radical and Extremist Movements will be published by Routledge at the end of 2008.
 Horgan, John, The Psychology of Terrorism. London: Routledge, 2005.
 Renee Garfinkel (2007), 'Personal Transformations: Moving From Violence To Peace', United States Institute of Peace Special Report 186, April.
 Helen Rose Fuchs Ebaugh (1988) Becoming an Ex: The Process of Role Exit (Chicago: University of Chicago Press).
 Most of the explicitly disengaged terrorists interviewed by Horgan (across ethno-nationalist, Jihadist, and other religious terrorist movements in Europe, the Middle East and South-East Asia) cannot be said to be 'de-radicalized' per se, even in some cases despite a clear, and acrimonious departure from their movement – see John Horgan (forthcoming) Walking Away From Terrorism: Accounts of Disengagement from Radical and Extremist Movements, London: Routledge.
 Horgan, Walking Away from Terrorism.
 Bjorgo, T. (2005). 'Reducing Recruitment and Promoting Disengagement from Extremist Groups: The Case of Racist Sub-Cultures', in C. Benard (Ed.) A Future For The Young: Options for Helping Middle Eastern Youth Escape the Trap of Radicalization. A RAND Working Paper WR-354. Washington, D.C.: RAND National Security Research Division.
 Michael Taarnby, Yemen's Committee for Dialogue: the relativity of a counter terrorism success, in C. Benard (Ed.) (2005). A Future For The Young: Options for Helping Middle Eastern Youth Escape the Trap of Radicalization. A RAND Working Paper WR-354. Washington, D.C.: RAND National Security Research Division.


So, Keith totally surprised me with this amazing ombre ring - isn't it amazing?!?!
After we were done with our gifts, he said I should go look in the kitchen for something else. Lo and behold, a ring box! I love it so much. I'm hardly getting anything done all week because all I'm doing is looking at my hand.
Before we left, we had to take a bunch of super cheesy pictures to end our perfect stay. Until next time, beloved getaway!


A group of inspirational Sidmouth women who have lost a life-changing amount of weight have been given prestigious awards.
Sidmouth Slimming World groups have now each named a 'Woman of the Year' for 2018.
Super slimmer's Lorraine Fowler, Debbie Leeds, Lynn Cornish, Marissa Unsworth and Ang Mills have each been recognised for their life changing weight loss.
Lorraine, Debbie, Lynn, Marissa and Ang have achieved a combined weight loss of an incredible 25 stone.
Marissa lost 5lbs in her first week and was blown away that the changes she'd made had such a big impact so quickly. Marissa now loves running half marathons and has gone from a size 22 to a size eight. She said: "I feel like a different woman to the one who walked into Slimming World two years ago. I remember feeling like there was no hope when it came to my weight, but I've realised that when people believe in you and you believe in yourself you can do anything you set your mind to.
Now Lynn and Marissa will go forward to the regional finals of the competition, putting her in the running for the national title. The national Slimming World Woman of the Year 2018 will be announced in November and the winner will take home a £3,000 cash prize or a five-day holiday in Mexico.
The Sidmouth Slimming World groups are held every Wednesday at 9.30am, 11.30am, 5pm and 7pm at Kennaway House, Sidmouth and every Saturday at 9.30am at Sidmouth C of E Primary Schoool, 55 Woolbrook Road, Sidmouth. To join or find out more call Harriet on 07828 299391.


The winning images of this year's competition, submitted from photographers from 142 countries, are some of the best travel photos we've ever seen.
While they're beautiful to look at, part of the reason why these pictures are so powerful is that they shed light on troubling socioeconomic and political issues as well.
It turns out some of the most fascinating and beautiful views of wildlife, cityscapes and sports are from above.
No, it's not optical illusions. It's just the sheer magic of photography and a unique perspective.
Taken all over the globe, these images represent the world's very best photographers seeking out beautiful scenes in the most remote corners of our planet. They're incredible.
A house in the middle of a Dover, Delaware street is impeding traffic and eliciting laughter.
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Unfortunately, we're not sure science can explain how this puddle seems to turn an unassuming parking garage into a bridge to another dimension.
If you think tattoos are unprofessional, maybe this bona-fide masterpiece will change your mind.
We're not sure which animal we should feel more sorry for — the rabbit or the outfoxed fox.
Man, it's a shame this NASA photographer's camera got totally melted... but it's pretty dang cool the SD card survived to tell its story.
2017 was a rough year in a lot of ways, but it was a stellar year for observing the beauty in nature through a camera lens.
Flickr dug through what its users posted this year and selected its favorite photos — and they're wonderful.
Everyone loves looking at beautiful photos of animals, but do you ever wish we could just get inside their heads and see what they're thinking about?
Another day goes by, another photography contest is here to blow you away with the stunning beauty of the world we live in and the creatures that inhabit it.
Scientists hope that 'Oumuamua, the first object from another part of the Milky Way to be seen traveling through our solar system, can help them learn how other solar systems were formed.
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What did we do to deserve animals this pure and good?
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Maintenance on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway yielded this core sample of the world famous race track, and a close look at it reveals a lot about its history.
It turns out the apple really doesn't fall too far from the tree — even if they're blown off the branch by gale-force winds.


Located on a high hill, few kilometers away from north of Tripoli in the Haykaliyeh region lays an exclusive rustic castle, Chateau des Oliviers. This mansion makes an outlandish stay for a night or two, extending over a vast landmark of olive groves and verdures.
At the main entry, a bronze statue of a medieval soldier stands out. Known for its unique and special design, this castle is divided into a variety of salons, each its own style, from French, English, Spanish, to oriental and more. The dining room is elegantly appointed and commodious. The rooms and suites are distinctively furnished. The garden is a must see and a place to spend a serene time while surrounded by exotic gardens, fountains, olive and different kinds of fruit trees.
Last but not least, your journey could not end without visiting the chateau's swimming pool in the midst of all kinds of flowers. It is an experience to be remembered forever!


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