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83J 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3 Canada
83J 2nd Ave. S. Williams Lake British Columbia V2G 3W3 CA
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225 Barnard St, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1G1, Canada
Grace Space Boutique
41 First Avenue S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1H4 Canada
janalynoige@teenchallengebc.com
https://teenchallengebc.com/locations/williamsl...
Grace Space Boutique sells new and gently used women's and children's fashions and ac...
BFF Fashions
190B Oliver St., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1L8 Canada
Bob's Footwear & Apparel Inc.
https://www.bobsfootwearandapparel.com/
Ciprani's Bridal Shop
178 Oliver Street, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1L8 Canada
24G 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1H6 Canada
Lavender Lingerie
83D 2nd Avenue South, Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3, Canada
Walk-Rite Shoes
https://walkriteshoes.com/
83 2nd Ave. S, Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3 Canada 0 km
1A 2nd Ave. S. Unit 83, Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3 Canada 0 km
83E 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3 Canada 0 km
83 2nd Avenue South, Williams Lake, BC, Canada 0 km
83-1a 2nd Avenue South, Williams Lake, BC, Canada 0 km
201 -369 Oliver st, Williams Lake V2G1M4 0 km
83IA 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3 CA 0 km
83D 2nd Avenue South, Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3, Canada 0.01 km
83F 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3 Canada 0.03 km
Involve Counselling & Consulting
35 2nd Ave. S. Unit 306, Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3 Canada 0.05 km
Sunon Counselling
#305 - 35 2nd Avenue South, Williams Lake, BC, Canada 0.05 km
bettina@sunoncounselling.com
http://www.sunoncounselling.com
Bettina Egert is a professional counsellor with a Master's degree from Antioch University. ...
Lumen Counselling Services
Arrowhead Consulting
kirk@arrowheadgroup.org
http://www.arrowheadgroup.org/index.html
35 2nd Avenue South #201, Williams Lake, BC, Canada 0.05 km
35 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3 Canada 0.05 km
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Do-More Promotional
Flowers, Gifts & Jewellery Business & Industry
74 1st Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1H5 Canada 0.05 km
https://www.domorepromotional.ca/
Kit and Kaboodle
83A 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3 Canada 0.05 km
https://kitandkaboodlewl.ca/
Kit & Kaboodle has evolved from a dollar store into a variety store specializing in toys and ...
Chiropractic Associates
https://www.chiropracticassociates.ca/
Elks Hall
Yorston St. & First Ave.
97 1st Ave South, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1H4 Canada 0.07 km
201-366 Yorston Street, Williams Lake, BC V2G 4J5, Canada 0.08 km
Red Shred's
mark@redshreds.com
https://redshreds.com/
For all your bike, kayak, climb, ski, board, skate and lifestyle needs
Hong Sheng Restaurant
72C Second Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1H6 Canada 0.09 km
113 Yorston St, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1G6, Canada 0.09 km
Vista Radio (The Goat)
https://www.vistaradio.ca/brands/goat/
Vista Radio (Cariboo Country)
https://www.mycariboonow.com/
Sandtronic Business Systems
11 2nd Ave. S. Unit 3, Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3 Canada 0.1 km
https://www.sandtronic.ca/
Sandtronic Business Systems Ltd. provides full-office services with trouble shooting problems. We...
Poppy Home
11 2nd Ave. S Unit 2, Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3 CA 0.1 km
https://www.poppyhome.ca
The best choice for kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and home decor. We're serving up what is in most d...
Hub International
11 2nd Ave. S. Unit 1, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1L9 Canada 0.1 km
https://www.hubinternational.com/en-CA/offices/...
The Wellness Room
#1 - 150B Oliver Street, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1L8 Canada 0.1 km
http://www.thewellnessroom.info/?fbclid=IwAR0xu...
The Wellness Room offers Holistic Health Services including Raynor Deep Tissue Massage, Relaxatio...
Lake City Denture Clinic
113B Yorston St., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1G6 Canada 0.1 km
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At Lake City Denture Clinic we specialize in everything dentures! Book a FREE consult with our Re...
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Cameron and Company
65 1st Ave. S. Unit 5, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1H4 Canada 0.1 km
Bookkeeping service in Williams Lake, British Columbia
Unlimited Medical Services
65 1st Ave. S, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1H4 Canada 0.1 km
https://unlimitedmedicalservices.com/
We are a Certified Drug and Alcohol Collection Site. Urine Drug, Oral Drug, Oral Alcohol, Breath...
Lake City Glass
http://lakecityglass.ca/
Lake City Glass in Williams Lake, BC has been a locally owned and operated glass shop since 1985....
Frame Creations By Bruce
http://frame-creations.ca/
35A 1st Ave S, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1H4, Canada 0.12 km
35A 1 Avenue South, Williams Lake, BC, Canada 0.12 km
Mulberry Lane
24B 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1H6 Canada 0.12 km
24A 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, British Columbia, V2G 1H6 0.12 km
24D 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1H6 Canada 0.12 km
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24G 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1H6 Canada 0.12 km
24A 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1H6 Canada 0.12 km
24C 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1M6 Canada 0.12 km
Kome Sushi
24F 2nd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1H6 Canada 0.12 km
Small Japanese Sushi Restaurant in Williams Lake, BC
Oliver & Co.
oliver@oliverco.ca
https://www.oliverco.ca/
Oliver & Co. is a full-service law firm with a busy practice servicing clients throughout the...
Bell, Broom & Cauldron
183 Oliver St., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1L9 CA 0.13 km
vicortiz@netbistro.com
Owner and operator Vicky Ortiz strives to fulfill all of your magickal and spiritual needs. Along...
171 Oliver St., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1L9 Canada 0.13 km
Beault Design
171 Oliver Street, Williams Lake, BC, Canada 0.13 km
Crosina Realty
http://crosinarealty.com/officelistings.html
We're dedicated to selling your home or finding you that dream home you are searching for. ...
85 3rd Ave. S. Unit 2, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1J1 Canada 0.13 km
Spirit Square (half of lot is free to public; 2 hours only)
109 Oliver Street, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1L6 Canada 0.13 km
Spirit Square Washrooms
Located at Spirit Square, Williams Lake, BC CA 0.13 km
Stampede Glass
48 Yorston St., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1G7 Canada 0.14 km
https://www.stampedeglass.com/
Stampede Glass is Williams Lake and the Cariboo region's go-to shop for all glass needs. We are a...
29D 3rd Ave S, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1J1, Canada 0.14 km
La Kantina
Asian Cuisine Casual Dining
23a 1st Avenue South, Williams Lake, BC, Canada 0.14 km
A 29 3rd Avenue South, Williams Lake, BC, Canada 0.14 km
Hana Holland RMT
29D 3rd Avenue South, Williams Lake, BC, Canada, V2G 1J1 0.14 km
https://integratedelements.ca/
Integrated Elements Wellness Clinic
Our practitioners are committed to optimizing patients' health through team-based practice....
Selina Staples RMT
https://www.integratedelements.ca/registered-ma...
I have recently returned the Cariboo and I look forward to building my practice. During my school...
29C 3rd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1J1 Canada 0.14 km
83 Oliver St., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1L6 Canada 0.15 km
Polish Perfect
201 - 369 Oliver St, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1M4 0.15 km
I am a certified Nail Technician offering gel and gel polish services. I also now offer pedicures...
204 Oliver Street #202, Williams Lake, BC, Canada 0.15 km
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29A 3rd Ave. S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 1J1 Canada 0.15 km
Diane Buchanan Mortgage
160 Oliver Street #5, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1M1, Canada 0.16 km
https://www.dianebuchanan.ca/
Cariboo Driver Training
4-160 Oliver St, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1M8, Canada 0.16 km
https://www.cariboodrivertraining.com/
J. Cappan CPA Inc
1-160 Oliver St, Williams Lake, BC, Canada 0.16 km
jaimie@jcappancpa.ca
http://www.jcappancpa.ca/
Accounting services for all your business and personal needs.
The Open Book
https://theopenbook.ca/
35 years as your independent bookstore. Located in the heart of Downtown Williams Lake, The Open ...
Delainey's Lock And Key
Repair Specialty Shops
Locksmith and Knife shop
271 Oliver Street, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1M2, Canada 0.16 km
D&D Passports Xcetera
83C 2nd Avenue S., Williams Lake, BC V2G 3W3 CA 0.16 km
https://dd-passports-xcetera.business.site/
Come see us in our new location! Serving the Cariboo with quality photographs for all your identi...
NEXT GENeral Mercantile & Refillery
hello@nextgeneralmercantile.ca
https://www.nextgeneralmercantile.ca/
NEXT GENeral Mercantile and Refillery – a one stop specialty shop and refillery! Come see u...
MacKenzie Ave. by Oliver's Pub (2 hours only)
48 Mackenzie Ave South, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1C3 Canada 0.16 km


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The fourth time is the charm
Four years. It's the amount of time between leap years, Olympic games, and the soccer World Cup. It also happens to be the length of the average high school experience, although to some students, it probably feels a lot longer than that.
Did you know that it also took the Wright brothers four years to achieve the world's first powered flight? I had the good fortune recently to visit the site of that famous flight in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. It's a National Memorial that's both fascinating and straightforward, a spot that really shows the challenges the two bicycle makers from Ohio had to face.
Even on the day of that first flight, the two pioneers didn't give up. Their first attempt, for example, covered about 120 feet and lasted only twelve seconds. Of course, they didn't give up, and made real history on their fourth flight, which lasted about a minute and went 852 feet. Good thing they didn't give up after the first one!
To me, the Wright Brothers Memorial is all about pursuing a dream. Those four years the brothers spent perfecting engines, propellers, etc. showed that success isn't always overnight. To go from making bicycles to aircraft was a certainly a big leap, but it's one they were willing to make. Ideas can be wild and totally "out there", but they can eventually lead to something revolutionary. Don't give up if your first "flight" only goes 120 feet!
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Texas Instruments India along with other leading Technology companies in Bangalore organised IEEE - WINTECHCON 2018 on the 28th of September 2018 at the Hotel Royal Orchid. The conference was all about giving women technologists a platform to present cutting-edge technical ideas and innovations in some of the most exciting and emerging areas in automotive, industrial, smart energy, AI, data analytics and much more. All presenting and primary authors were women from industry and academia.
In short, this is a conference 'BY' women for 'ALL' engineers! HostIndia Events were the event managers for this event where the delegates paid and attended in large numbers. HostIndia team was involved right from Creatives, Invites, Branding, Registration Management to the onsite Program Management of the event. This highly successful event was attended by about 300 delegates with 90% participation from women. The event was well covered on Media.
Besides Texas Instruments, other organisations such as Qualcomm, Intel, Samsung, Analog Devices, Cadence and Boeing also supported the event.


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Sunday 29 January 2023 - 10:35:31 am
UAE, US strengthen cooperation in field of combating money laundering and terrorist financing
WASHINGTON, D.C., 4th July, 2022 (WAM) -- A UAE delegation visited Washington, D.C. and met with officials from the U.S. Department of the Treasury, including representatives from the Office of Terrorist Financing and Financial Crimes, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), and the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).
During the visit, officials discussed close cooperation between the UAE and US in the field of countering money laundering, terrorist financing, and WMD proliferation financing.
The UAE delegation highlighted the most prominent developments in the UAE's national agenda to combat money laundering and terrorist financing, as well as the country's efforts to enhance the effectiveness of these controls in cooperation with international partners.
During the visit, members of the UAE delegation discussed other strategic initiatives, including efforts to mitigate risks associated with virtual assets, illegal wildlife trafficking, and refining the UAE's proliferation financing risk assessment that the country commenced earlier this year.
The delegation highlighted UAE efforts in public private partnership and recent developments, which include progress on the legal framework for sharing information between the public and private sectors to enhance the effectiveness of the AML/CFT regime.
In this regard, Hamid Al Zaabi, Director-General of the Executive Office to Combat Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing, said, "The United States of America is one of the UAE's main strategic partners in combating money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation financing. This field, where crimes are complex and transcontinental in nature, requires a high level of global coordination and cooperation with international counterparts."
Paul Ahern, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Office of Terrorist Financing and Financial Crimes (TFFC), said, "We welcomed the Executive Office of AML/CFT to Treasury to continue our ongoing collaboration and technical engagement."
WAM/Hazem Hussein/MOHD AAMIR


This backpack features design from popular Mattel characters, suitable for tweens and those who consider themselves a loyal fan of the show. It is a good size that fits all of your necessities with ease. In addition, Soft satin and PVC are a durable choice of materials that will give you the lifespan that you desire. The shoulder straps also has adjustable suspension to accommodate different torso lengths. Furthermore shoulder straps, carry handle and back side are all padded with foam for added comfort. The main compartment gives you that extra space to organize your books and belongings. Whether for day-to-day use, travel or to impress your friends at school, this backpack makes for a perfect companion .


Breakfast and Lunch Café in East Valley, Arizona for Sale.
This family owned and operated country kitchen is located in the East Valley. It has been established for over 10 years with a top-notch reputation for it's home cooked large portioned meals and reasonable prices. They have seasoned staff in place that can handle all aspects of the business. Clean books and records! Owners are retiring! If you're looking for a successful breakfast and lunch café this is as good as it gets, call now!


Photos on this page are from our members, or past and present dogs and their people doing some of the things that Borzoi are so good at; enjoying time with their families, running & playing, showing and generally just enjoying life.
We also have some special photos of less ordinary Borzoi activities, including fashion modelling!
This page will be continually updated as we gather old and new photos to share with our visitors and breed admirers. So don't forget to drop in again!
Icy and two lovely friends!
Icy looking so very gracious!


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Q: Finding Out if an Amazon S3 Bucket is a Website in Ruby Amazon recently allowed S3 buckets to be enabled as websites. Using the aws-s3 gem or something similar, is there a way to programmatically determine whether a given bucket is enabled as a website or not?
Edit: In addition, if a bucket is indeed a website, how would you obtain the endpoint url?

A: You can use the REST api to access, and set that option
http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AmazonS3/latest/API/index.html?RESTBucketPUTwebsite.html
in your case use "GET Bucket website"
Extra points:
The endpoint would be just the bucket URL : example-bucket.s3.amazon.com

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Abim District became functional on 1 July 2006. Prior to that, it was known as Labwor County in Kotido District. The district is composed of five sub-counties and one town council, Abim Town Council. Abim District covers an area of 2,353.3 square kilometres (908.6 sq mi). The district is part of the Karamoja sub-region, home to an estimated one million Karimojong. The sub-region consists of the following districts: 1. Abim District 2. Amudat District 3. Kaabong District 4. Kotido District 5. Moroto District 6. Nakapiripirit District and 7. Napak District. Abim District has got a wet and dry woodland savannah type of climate, characterized by an intensive hot season that lasts from December until February.
In 1991, the national population census estimated the district population at about 47,600. The national census in 2002 estimated the population of the district at approximately 51,800. The average annual population growth rate has been determined at 0.9%, between 2002 and 2012. In 2012, the population of Abim District was estimated at approximately 56,500.


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Comcast hopes for a TV windfall from Super Bowl, Olympics
by Tali Arbel
This Wednesday, May 10, 2017, file photo, shows the NBC logo at their television studios at Rockefeller Center in New York. Comcast's NBC is airing both the Super Bowl and the Olympics in February 2018, a double-whammy sports extravaganza that the company expects to rake in $1.4 billion in ad sales, helping it justify the hefty costs it's paying for these events. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, File)
Comcast's NBC is airing both the Super Bowl and the Olympics in February, a double-whammy sports extravaganza that the company expects to yield $1.4 billion in ad sales, helping it justify the hefty price it's paying for both events.
NBC is banking heavily on these sports events since traditional TV ratings have slumped in recent years. Live sports are marquee TV events that draw most of the largest TV audiences, but even those ratings have declined. More Americans are dumping their cable packages—Comcast lost 33,000 video customers in the fourth quarter and 151,000 for all of 2017—and advertisers are following consumers to their phones.
Spending on U.S. TV ads is expected to grow an anemic 0.4 percent this year, according to eMarketer.
In the October-December quarter, NBCUniversal's broadcast TV ad revenue fell 6.5 percent, after a boost in 2016 from election ads. As it adapts to a slowing TV market, NBC is continuing some digital efforts from Rio and expanding others to meet viewers wherever they are—whether in front of a TV or not.
THE SUPER BOWL
The Super Bowl reaches more than 100 million people in the U.S., outstripping every other TV event. It's the most expensive ad time on TV.
This year's Super Bowl is Feb. 4 and follows a two-year slump in regular-season NFL ratings, according to ESPN . But NBC has said it is not worried about a lack of interest. The game is an event that "transcends sport and even the game itself," Dan Lovinger, an NBC Sports ad-sales executive, said in January, about three weeks before the game.
NBC said then that it had nearly sold out Super Bowl ad spots and that on average, companies are paying more than $5 million for 30-second ads during the game. Kantar Media expects rates slightly higher than last year's $5.05 million.
Fox aired the Super Bowl in 2017, and said it had $500 million in ad revenues for the day. NBC has predicted about $500 million for the game and associated events this year.
NBC also makes money from ads during events before and after the game and a special episode that day of its hit drama, "This is Us."
For the first time, it's selling ads for the game that will only appear on its app or website.
ADS FROM PYEONGCHANG
NBC is paying $963 million for the broadcast rights to the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, which follow a Summer Olympics in Rio two years ago that disappointed in some ways.
NBC ruled the airwaves during the Rio Games, besting other networks, and raked in $250 million in profit. But ratings for the prime-time broadcast declined compared to the London Olympics in 2012, so NBC had to give advertisers some extra ad slots to make up for it.
This time around, NBC will sell ads for this Olympics based on total viewership, counting cable and digital viewers as well as those who tune into NBC proper. That gives them more leverage with advertisers, said Brian Wieser, an ad analyst for Pivotal Research Group.
NBC expects to sell more than $900 million worth of ads for the Olympics, which it says would be the highest ever for a Winter Games. (Summer Games are more popular.) The company is offering more hours of programming this year, both on TV and online, than it did for the Sochi Games in 2014.
KEEPING FANS HAPPY
Past Olympics have been criticized by fans for tape-delayed events. This year, NBC will air its nightly prime-time broadcast simultaneously across the country. That means the West Coast evening broadcast will start early, at 5 p.m.
The company says it will be able to show many Olympics events live for the U.S. audience, including skiing, snowboarding and figure skating. (U.S. prime time starts at 10 a.m. Korean time.) But some popular events will be live at odd hours in the U.S. Speed skating will take place in the evening in Korea, for example—but morning in the U.S.
NBC will stream the opening ceremony at 6 a.m. Eastern on Feb. 9, but only for cable customers. A delayed version will air on prime time. And it's not yet clear whether exciting medal-round events will be shown at the best time for NBC's ratings, said Kantar Media chief research officer Jon Swallen. NBC just says that all figure skating, alpine skiing and freestyle snowboard finals will be aired live in either prime time or what it calls "prime-time plus," which stretches from 11:30 p.m. until 2 a.m. Eastern.
As it did during the Rio Olympics, NBC has again partnered with BuzzFeed to make videos on Snapchat, a messaging app popular with millennials. These will include behind-the-scenes videos posted by Snapchat users, clips of athletes and Olympics venues shot by BuzzFeed, and snippets of NBC's own Olympics coverage. NBC's revenue from its Snapchat deal is in the tens of millions, said an NBC Sports spokesman.
The broadcaster is also teaming up with the online news site Vox to make a daily Olympics podcast for the 18 days of competition. NBC parent Comcast is showcasing both NBC's Olympics broadcasts and streaming video for its home cable customers in a way that will be easily searchable on TV sets.
In its fourth-quarter earnings report on Wednesday, Comcast said its net income soared to $15 billion, or $3.17 per share, from $2.3 billion, or 48 cents per share, because of a one-time impact from tax changes recently signed into law. Revenue climbed 4 percent to $21.92 billion.
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/* Alexander Heinecke (Intel Corp.)
******************************************************************************/
#include "generator_packed_gemm_ac_rm_avx_avx2_avx512.h"
#include "generator_gemm_common.h"
#include "generator_x86_instructions.h"
#include "libxsmm_main.h"

LIBXSMM_API_INTERN void libxsmm_generator_packed_gemm_ac_rm_avx_avx2_avx512( libxsmm_generated_code*         io_generated_code,
                                                                             const libxsmm_gemm_descriptor*  i_xgemm_desc,
                                                                             const unsigned int              i_packed_width ) {
  unsigned int l_max_reg_block = 0;
  unsigned int l_n1_range = 0;
  unsigned int l_n2_range = 0;
  unsigned int l_n1_block = 0;
  unsigned int l_n2_block = 0;

  libxsmm_micro_kernel_config l_micro_kernel_config;
  libxsmm_loop_label_tracker l_loop_label_tracker;
  libxsmm_gp_reg_mapping l_gp_reg_mapping;

  /* select accumulator blocking */
  /* @TODO we could do more agressive blockings if needed */
  if ( ( io_generated_code->arch >= LIBXSMM_X86_AVX512 ) && ( io_generated_code->arch <= LIBXSMM_X86_ALLFEAT ) ) {
    l_max_reg_block = 28;
  } else {
    l_max_reg_block = 13;
  }

  /* define gp register mapping */
  libxsmm_reset_x86_gp_reg_mapping( &l_gp_reg_mapping );
  /* matching calling convention on Linux */
#if defined(_WIN32) || defined(__CYGWIN__)
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_a = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_RCX;
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_b = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_RDX;
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_c = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_R8;
  /* TODO: full support for Windows calling convention */
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_a_prefetch = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF;
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_b_prefetch = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF;
#else /* match calling convention on Linux */
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_a = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_RDI;
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_b = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_RSI;
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_c = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_RDX;
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_a_prefetch = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_RCX;
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_b_prefetch = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_R8;
#endif
/*  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_c_prefetch = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_R9;*/
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_mloop = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_R12;
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_nloop = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_R13;
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_kloop = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_R14;
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_help_0 = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_R10;     /* this is the SIMD packed register loop */
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_help_1 = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_R11;     /* this is the gp register to load the AVX512 mask, if needed */
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_help_2 = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF;
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_help_3 = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF;
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_help_4 = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF;
  l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_help_5 = LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF;

  /* define loop_label_tracker */
  libxsmm_reset_loop_label_tracker( &l_loop_label_tracker );

  /* define the micro kernel code gen properties */
  libxsmm_generator_gemm_init_micro_kernel_config_fullvector( &l_micro_kernel_config, io_generated_code->arch, i_xgemm_desc, 0 );

  /* calculate the chunk size of current columns to work on */
  if ( libxsmm_compute_equalized_blocking( i_xgemm_desc->n, l_max_reg_block, &l_n1_range, &l_n1_block, &l_n2_range, &l_n2_block ) ) {
    LIBXSMM_HANDLE_ERROR( io_generated_code, LIBXSMM_ERR_N_BLOCK );
    return;
  }

  /* open asm */
  libxsmm_x86_instruction_open_stream_gemm( io_generated_code, &l_gp_reg_mapping, 0, i_xgemm_desc->prefetch );

  /* m loop */
  libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_mov_instruction, l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_mloop, 0 );
  libxsmm_x86_instruction_register_jump_back_label( io_generated_code, &l_loop_label_tracker );
  libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_add_instruction, l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_mloop, 1 );

  /* loop over n-blocks */
  if ( l_n1_block == i_xgemm_desc->n ) {
    /* no N loop at all */
    libxsmm_generator_packed_gemm_ac_rm_avx_avx2_avx512_kloop( io_generated_code, &l_loop_label_tracker, &l_gp_reg_mapping, &l_micro_kernel_config, i_xgemm_desc,
                                                               i_packed_width, i_xgemm_desc->n );
  } else if ( (l_n1_range > 0) && (l_n2_range > 0) ) {
    /* reset n loop */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_mov_instruction, l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_nloop, 0 );

    /* we have two ranges */
    /* first range */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_register_jump_back_label( io_generated_code, &l_loop_label_tracker );
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_add_instruction, l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_nloop, l_n1_block );

    libxsmm_generator_packed_gemm_ac_rm_avx_avx2_avx512_kloop( io_generated_code, &l_loop_label_tracker, &l_gp_reg_mapping, &l_micro_kernel_config, i_xgemm_desc,
                                                               i_packed_width, l_n1_block );

    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_cmp_instruction, l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_nloop, l_n1_range );
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_jump_back_to_label( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_jmp_instruction, &l_loop_label_tracker );

    /* second range */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_register_jump_back_label( io_generated_code, &l_loop_label_tracker );
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_add_instruction, l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_nloop, l_n2_block );

    libxsmm_generator_packed_gemm_ac_rm_avx_avx2_avx512_kloop( io_generated_code, &l_loop_label_tracker, &l_gp_reg_mapping, &l_micro_kernel_config, i_xgemm_desc,
                                                               i_packed_width, l_n2_block );

    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_cmp_instruction, l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_nloop, i_xgemm_desc->n );
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_jump_back_to_label( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_jmp_instruction, &l_loop_label_tracker );

    /* reset B pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     l_micro_kernel_config.alu_sub_instruction,
                                     l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_b,
                                     i_xgemm_desc->n * l_micro_kernel_config.datatype_size_in );

    /* reset C pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     l_micro_kernel_config.alu_sub_instruction,
                                     l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_c,
                                     i_xgemm_desc->n * i_packed_width * l_micro_kernel_config.datatype_size_out );
  } else if ( (l_n1_range > 0) && (l_n2_range == 0) ) {
    /* reset n loop */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_mov_instruction, l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_nloop, 0 );

    /* we have one range */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_register_jump_back_label( io_generated_code, &l_loop_label_tracker );
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_add_instruction, l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_nloop, l_n1_block );

    libxsmm_generator_packed_gemm_ac_rm_avx_avx2_avx512_kloop( io_generated_code, &l_loop_label_tracker, &l_gp_reg_mapping, &l_micro_kernel_config, i_xgemm_desc,
                                                               i_packed_width, l_n1_block );

    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_cmp_instruction, l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_nloop, i_xgemm_desc->n );
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_jump_back_to_label( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_jmp_instruction, &l_loop_label_tracker );

    /* reset B pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     l_micro_kernel_config.alu_sub_instruction,
                                     l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_b,
                                     i_xgemm_desc->n * l_micro_kernel_config.datatype_size_in );

    /* reset C pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     l_micro_kernel_config.alu_sub_instruction,
                                     l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_c,
                                     i_xgemm_desc->n * i_packed_width * l_micro_kernel_config.datatype_size_out );
  } else {
    LIBXSMM_HANDLE_ERROR( io_generated_code, LIBXSMM_ERR_N_BLOCK );
    return;
  }

  /* advance A pointer */
  libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_add_instruction, l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_a,
                                   l_micro_kernel_config.datatype_size_in*i_packed_width*i_xgemm_desc->lda);

  /* advance C pointer */
  libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_add_instruction, l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_c,
                                   l_micro_kernel_config.datatype_size_out*i_packed_width*i_xgemm_desc->ldc);

  /* close m loop */
  libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_cmp_instruction, l_gp_reg_mapping.gp_reg_mloop, i_xgemm_desc->m );
  libxsmm_x86_instruction_jump_back_to_label( io_generated_code, l_micro_kernel_config.alu_jmp_instruction, &l_loop_label_tracker );

  /* close asm */
  libxsmm_x86_instruction_close_stream_gemm( io_generated_code, &l_gp_reg_mapping, 0, i_xgemm_desc->prefetch );
}

LIBXSMM_API_INTERN void libxsmm_generator_packed_gemm_ac_rm_avx_avx2_avx512_kloop( libxsmm_generated_code*            io_generated_code,
                                                                                libxsmm_loop_label_tracker*        io_loop_label_tracker,
                                                                                const libxsmm_gp_reg_mapping*      i_gp_reg_mapping,
                                                                                const libxsmm_micro_kernel_config* i_micro_kernel_config,
                                                                                const libxsmm_gemm_descriptor*     i_xgemm_desc,
                                                                                const unsigned int                 i_packed_width,
                                                                                const unsigned int                 i_n_blocking ) {
  /* calculate how many iterations we need */
  unsigned int l_simd_packed_remainder = 0;
  unsigned int l_simd_packed_iters = 0;
  unsigned int l_simd_packed_width = 0;

  /* select simd packing width and accumulator blocking */
  if ( LIBXSMM_DATATYPE_F64 == LIBXSMM_GETENUM_INP( i_xgemm_desc->datatype )  ) {
    if ( ( io_generated_code->arch >= LIBXSMM_X86_AVX512 ) && ( io_generated_code->arch <= LIBXSMM_X86_ALLFEAT ) ) {
      l_simd_packed_width = 8;
    } else {
      l_simd_packed_width = 4;
    }
  } else {
    if ( ( io_generated_code->arch >= LIBXSMM_X86_AVX512 ) && ( io_generated_code->arch <= LIBXSMM_X86_ALLFEAT ) ) {
      l_simd_packed_width = 16;
    } else {
      l_simd_packed_width = 8;
    }
  }
  l_simd_packed_remainder = i_packed_width % l_simd_packed_width;
  l_simd_packed_iters = i_packed_width/l_simd_packed_width;

  /* check if we have a single SIMD devisor */
  if ( l_simd_packed_width == i_packed_width ) {
    /* run inner compute kernel */
    libxsmm_generator_packed_gemm_ac_rm_avx_avx2_avx512_kloop_simd_packed( io_generated_code, io_loop_label_tracker, i_gp_reg_mapping, i_micro_kernel_config, i_xgemm_desc,
                                                                           i_packed_width, l_simd_packed_width, l_simd_packed_width, i_n_blocking );
  /* check if we have a perfect SIMD devisor */
  } else if ( l_simd_packed_remainder == 0 ) {
    /* initilize packed loop */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, i_micro_kernel_config->alu_mov_instruction, i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_help_0, 0 );
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_register_jump_back_label( io_generated_code, io_loop_label_tracker );
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, i_micro_kernel_config->alu_add_instruction, i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_help_0, l_simd_packed_width );

    /* run inner compute kernel */
    libxsmm_generator_packed_gemm_ac_rm_avx_avx2_avx512_kloop_simd_packed( io_generated_code, io_loop_label_tracker, i_gp_reg_mapping, i_micro_kernel_config, i_xgemm_desc,
                                                                           i_packed_width, l_simd_packed_width, l_simd_packed_width, i_n_blocking );

    /* advance A pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     i_micro_kernel_config->alu_add_instruction,
                                     i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_a,
                                     l_simd_packed_width * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in );

    /* advance C pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     i_micro_kernel_config->alu_add_instruction,
                                     i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_c,
                                     l_simd_packed_width * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_out );

    /* jump back to pack loop label */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, i_micro_kernel_config->alu_cmp_instruction, i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_help_0, i_packed_width );
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_jump_back_to_label( io_generated_code, i_micro_kernel_config->alu_jmp_instruction, io_loop_label_tracker );

    /* reset A pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     i_micro_kernel_config->alu_sub_instruction,
                                     i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_a,
                                     l_simd_packed_iters * l_simd_packed_width * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in );

    /* reset C pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     i_micro_kernel_config->alu_sub_instruction,
                                     i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_c,
                                     l_simd_packed_iters * l_simd_packed_width * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_out );
  /* we need masking and have less than SIMD width */
  } else if ( l_simd_packed_width > i_packed_width  ) {
    /* run remainder compute kernel */
    libxsmm_generator_packed_gemm_ac_rm_avx_avx2_avx512_kloop_simd_packed( io_generated_code, io_loop_label_tracker, i_gp_reg_mapping, i_micro_kernel_config, i_xgemm_desc,
                                                                           i_packed_width, l_simd_packed_width, l_simd_packed_remainder, i_n_blocking );
  /* we need the general case */
  } else {
    /* initilize packed loop */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, i_micro_kernel_config->alu_mov_instruction, i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_help_0, 0 );
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_register_jump_back_label( io_generated_code, io_loop_label_tracker );
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, i_micro_kernel_config->alu_add_instruction, i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_help_0, l_simd_packed_width );

    /* run inner compute kernel */
    libxsmm_generator_packed_gemm_ac_rm_avx_avx2_avx512_kloop_simd_packed( io_generated_code, io_loop_label_tracker, i_gp_reg_mapping, i_micro_kernel_config, i_xgemm_desc,
                                                                           i_packed_width, l_simd_packed_width, l_simd_packed_width, i_n_blocking );

    /* advance A pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     i_micro_kernel_config->alu_add_instruction,
                                     i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_a,
                                     l_simd_packed_width * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in );

    /* advance C pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     i_micro_kernel_config->alu_add_instruction,
                                     i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_c,
                                     l_simd_packed_width * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_out );

    /* jump back to pack loop label */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code, i_micro_kernel_config->alu_cmp_instruction, i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_help_0, i_packed_width - l_simd_packed_remainder );
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_jump_back_to_label( io_generated_code, i_micro_kernel_config->alu_jmp_instruction, io_loop_label_tracker );

    /* run remainder compute kernel */
    libxsmm_generator_packed_gemm_ac_rm_avx_avx2_avx512_kloop_simd_packed( io_generated_code, io_loop_label_tracker, i_gp_reg_mapping, i_micro_kernel_config, i_xgemm_desc,
                                                                           i_packed_width, l_simd_packed_width, l_simd_packed_remainder, i_n_blocking );

    /* reset A pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     i_micro_kernel_config->alu_sub_instruction,
                                     i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_a,
                                     l_simd_packed_iters * l_simd_packed_width * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in );

    /* reset C pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     i_micro_kernel_config->alu_sub_instruction,
                                     i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_c,
                                     l_simd_packed_iters * l_simd_packed_width * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_out );
  }

  /* advance B and C pointers if N is bigger than our register blocking */
  if ( i_xgemm_desc->n != i_n_blocking ) {
    /* advance B pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     i_micro_kernel_config->alu_add_instruction,
                                     i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_b,
                                     i_n_blocking * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in );

    /* advance C pointer */
    libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                     i_micro_kernel_config->alu_add_instruction,
                                     i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_c,
                                     i_n_blocking * i_packed_width * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_out );
  }
}

LIBXSMM_API_INTERN void libxsmm_generator_packed_gemm_ac_rm_avx_avx2_avx512_kloop_simd_packed( libxsmm_generated_code*            io_generated_code,
                                                                                libxsmm_loop_label_tracker*        io_loop_label_tracker,
                                                                                const libxsmm_gp_reg_mapping*      i_gp_reg_mapping,
                                                                                const libxsmm_micro_kernel_config* i_micro_kernel_config,
                                                                                const libxsmm_gemm_descriptor*     i_xgemm_desc,
                                                                                const unsigned int                 i_packed_width,
                                                                                const unsigned int                 i_simd_packed_width,
                                                                                const unsigned int                 i_simd_packed_valid,
                                                                                const unsigned int                 i_n_blocking ) {
  unsigned int l_n = 0;
  unsigned int l_lcl_k = 0;
  unsigned int l_use_masking = 0;
  unsigned int l_avx_ac_move_instr = 0;

  /* check if we need to compute a mask */
  if ( i_simd_packed_width > i_simd_packed_valid ) {
    /* on AVX512 we can use mask registers */
    if ( ( io_generated_code->arch >= LIBXSMM_X86_AVX512 ) && ( io_generated_code->arch <= LIBXSMM_X86_ALLFEAT ) ) {
      libxsmm_generator_gemm_initialize_avx512_mask( io_generated_code, i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_help_1, i_xgemm_desc,  i_simd_packed_width - i_simd_packed_valid );
    } else {
      char l_id = (char)i_n_blocking;
      unsigned char l_data[32];
      unsigned int l_count;

      if ( LIBXSMM_DATATYPE_F64 == LIBXSMM_GETENUM_INP( i_xgemm_desc->datatype ) ) {
        unsigned long long* l_i64_ptr = (unsigned long long*)l_data;
        for ( l_count = 0; l_count < 4; ++l_count ) {
          if ( l_count < i_simd_packed_valid ) {
            l_i64_ptr[l_count] = 0xffffffffffffffff;
          } else {
            l_i64_ptr[l_count] = 0x0;
          }
        }
        l_avx_ac_move_instr = LIBXSMM_X86_INSTR_VMASKMOVPD;
      } else {
        unsigned int* l_i32_ptr = (unsigned int*)l_data;
        for ( l_count = 0; l_count < 8; ++l_count ) {
          if ( l_count < i_simd_packed_valid ) {
            l_i32_ptr[l_count] = 0xffffffff;
          } else {
            l_i32_ptr[l_count] = 0x0;
          }
        }
        l_avx_ac_move_instr = LIBXSMM_X86_INSTR_VMASKMOVPS;
      }

      libxsmm_x86_instruction_full_vec_load_of_constants ( io_generated_code, l_data, &l_id, 'y', 15 );
    }
    l_use_masking = LIBXSMM_X86_AVX512_MASK;
  }

  /* load C accumulator */
  for ( l_n = 0; l_n < i_n_blocking; l_n++ ) {
    if (0 != (LIBXSMM_GEMM_FLAG_BETA_0 & i_xgemm_desc->flags)) { /* Beta=0 */
      libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_compute_3reg( io_generated_code,
                                                i_micro_kernel_config->vxor_instruction,
                                                i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                                l_n, l_n, l_n );
    } else {
      /* in case of masking we need to distinguish between AVX/AVX2 and AVX512 */
      if ( l_use_masking ) {
        if ( ( io_generated_code->arch >= LIBXSMM_X86_AVX512 ) && ( io_generated_code->arch <= LIBXSMM_X86_ALLFEAT ) ) {
          libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_move( io_generated_code,
                                            i_micro_kernel_config->instruction_set,
                                            i_micro_kernel_config->c_vmove_instruction,
                                            i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_c,
                                            LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF, 0,
                                            l_n*i_packed_width*i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_out,
                                            i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                            l_n, l_use_masking, 1, 0 );
        } else {
          libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_mask_move( io_generated_code,
                                                 l_avx_ac_move_instr,
                                                 i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_c,
                                                 LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF, 0,
                                                 l_n*i_packed_width*i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_out,
                                                 i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                                 l_n, 15, 0);
        }
      } else {
        libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_move( io_generated_code,
                                          i_micro_kernel_config->instruction_set,
                                          i_micro_kernel_config->c_vmove_instruction,
                                          i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_c,
                                          LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF, 0,
                                          l_n*i_packed_width*i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_out,
                                          i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                          l_n, 0, 1, 0 );
      }
    }
  }

  /* k loop */
  libxsmm_generator_gemm_header_kloop( io_generated_code, io_loop_label_tracker, i_gp_reg_mapping, i_micro_kernel_config, 0, 1 );

  /* full vector load of A */
  /* @TODO: prepare KNM's QMADD */
  for ( l_lcl_k = 0; l_lcl_k < 1; l_lcl_k++ ) {
    /* in case of masking we need to distinguish between AVX/AVX2 and AVX512 */
    if ( l_use_masking ) {
      if ( ( io_generated_code->arch >= LIBXSMM_X86_AVX512 ) && ( io_generated_code->arch <= LIBXSMM_X86_ALLFEAT ) ) {
        libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_move( io_generated_code,
                                          i_micro_kernel_config->instruction_set,
                                          i_micro_kernel_config->a_vmove_instruction,
                                          i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_a,
                                          LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF, 0,
                                          l_lcl_k*i_packed_width*i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in,
                                          i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                          i_n_blocking+l_lcl_k, l_use_masking, 1, 0 );
      } else {
        libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_mask_move( io_generated_code,
                                               l_avx_ac_move_instr,
                                               i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_a,
                                               LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF, 0,
                                               l_lcl_k*i_packed_width*i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in,
                                               i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                               i_n_blocking+l_lcl_k, 15, 0);
      }
    } else {
      libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_move( io_generated_code,
                                        i_micro_kernel_config->instruction_set,
                                        i_micro_kernel_config->a_vmove_instruction,
                                        i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_a,
                                        LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF, 0,
                                        l_lcl_k*i_packed_width*i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in,
                                        i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                        i_n_blocking+l_lcl_k, 0, 1, 0 );
    }
  }

  /* loop over the register block */
  for ( l_n = 0; l_n < i_n_blocking; ++l_n ) {
    if ( ( io_generated_code->arch >= LIBXSMM_X86_AVX512 ) && ( io_generated_code->arch <= LIBXSMM_X86_ALLFEAT ) ) {
      libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_compute_mem_2reg( io_generated_code,
                                                    i_micro_kernel_config->vmul_instruction,
                                                    i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                                    i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_b,
                                                    LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF,
                                                    0,
                                                    l_n * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in, 1,
                                                    i_n_blocking,
                                                    l_n );
    } else if ( io_generated_code->arch == LIBXSMM_X86_AVX2 ) {
      libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_move( io_generated_code,
                                        i_micro_kernel_config->instruction_set,
                                        i_micro_kernel_config->b_vmove_instruction,
                                        i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_b,
                                        LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF, 0,
                                        l_n * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in,
                                        i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                        i_n_blocking+1, 0, 1, 0 );
      libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_compute_3reg( io_generated_code,
                                                i_micro_kernel_config->vmul_instruction,
                                                i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                                i_n_blocking,
                                                i_n_blocking+1,
                                                l_n );
    } else if ( io_generated_code->arch == LIBXSMM_X86_AVX ) {
      libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_move( io_generated_code,
                                        i_micro_kernel_config->instruction_set,
                                        i_micro_kernel_config->b_vmove_instruction,
                                        i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_b,
                                        LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF, 0,
                                        l_n * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in,
                                        i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                        i_n_blocking+1, 0, 1, 0 );
      libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_compute_3reg( io_generated_code,
                                                i_micro_kernel_config->vmul_instruction,
                                                i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                                i_n_blocking,
                                                i_n_blocking+1,
                                                i_n_blocking+1 );
      libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_compute_3reg( io_generated_code,
                                                i_micro_kernel_config->vadd_instruction,
                                                i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                                i_n_blocking+1,
                                                l_n,
                                                l_n );
    } else {
      /* cannot happen */
    }
  }

  /* advance A pointer */
  libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                   i_micro_kernel_config->alu_add_instruction,
                                   i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_a,
                                   i_packed_width * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in );

  /* advance B pointer */
  libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                   i_micro_kernel_config->alu_add_instruction,
                                   i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_b,
                                   i_xgemm_desc->ldb * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in );

  /* close k loop */
  libxsmm_generator_gemm_footer_kloop( io_generated_code, io_loop_label_tracker, i_gp_reg_mapping, i_micro_kernel_config, i_xgemm_desc, 0, i_xgemm_desc->k, 0 );

  /* store C accumulator */
  for ( l_n = 0; l_n < i_n_blocking; l_n++ ) {
    /* in case of masking we need to distinguish between AVX/AVX2 and AVX512 */
    if ( l_use_masking ) {
      if ( ( io_generated_code->arch >= LIBXSMM_X86_AVX512 ) && ( io_generated_code->arch <= LIBXSMM_X86_ALLFEAT ) ) {
        libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_move( io_generated_code,
                                          i_micro_kernel_config->instruction_set,
                                          i_micro_kernel_config->c_vmove_instruction,
                                          i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_c,
                                          LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF, 0,
                                          l_n*i_packed_width*i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_out,
                                          i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                          l_n, l_use_masking, 0, 1 );
      } else {
        libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_mask_move( io_generated_code,
                                               l_avx_ac_move_instr,
                                               i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_c,
                                               LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF, 0,
                                               l_n*i_packed_width*i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_out,
                                               i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                               l_n, 15, 1);
      }
    } else {
      libxsmm_x86_instruction_vec_move( io_generated_code,
                                        i_micro_kernel_config->instruction_set,
                                        i_micro_kernel_config->c_vmove_instruction,
                                        i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_c,
                                        LIBXSMM_X86_GP_REG_UNDEF, 0,
                                        l_n*i_packed_width*i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_out,
                                        i_micro_kernel_config->vector_name,
                                        l_n, 0, 0, 1 );
    }
  }

  /* reset A pointer */
  libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                   i_micro_kernel_config->alu_sub_instruction,
                                   i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_a,
                                   i_xgemm_desc->k * i_packed_width * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in );

  /* reset B Pointer */
  libxsmm_x86_instruction_alu_imm( io_generated_code,
                                   i_micro_kernel_config->alu_sub_instruction,
                                   i_gp_reg_mapping->gp_reg_b,
                                   i_xgemm_desc->k * i_xgemm_desc->ldb * i_micro_kernel_config->datatype_size_in );
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


These are the 1987 Endy Awards, wherein I pretend to give out maneki-neko statues to the best in that year in film. Awards for many other years can be found in the Rankings & Awards Index. Eligibility is determined by imdb date and by whether or not I've seen the movie in question. Nominees are listed in alphabetical order and the winners are bolded. And the Endy goes to. . .


Party at the Pavilion Friday, May 3, at 7 PM featuring an International Market with the Bellaire Culture and Arts Board. There will be food, vendors, and music from all around the world. Please join us as PATRONS for Bellaire Parks and the City of Bellaire host this fun event at Bellaire Town Square. Please bring your friends and neighbors for an awesome evening of music and fun. See you there!


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Q: Retrieve all  tags in PHP I used the following regex:
$regex = '/(.*)<\/a>/iU';

but it always fail to retrieve the tags that I wanted.
It always miss out on the following tags:

and also it will retrieve those that I do not want such as:

and

How do I modify my regex so that it will retrieve all the <a href="....jpg" and if I got the following:

it will simply display

and also it will not retrieve the followings:

and

Thank you.
Would appreciate if could provide freeware that can help to generate regex.

A: Try the regex
$regex = '/(]*>/iU';

And replace with '\1>'.
Notes:

*

*Removed the escape in front of the "; not necessary (although you can leave them in if you want, it doesn't mak a difference)

*Added an explicit \.jpg just before the last " to only match links ending with .jpg. You might consider \.jpe?g to allow '.jpeg' as well as '.jpg' (although the former is not that common)

*Added a [^>]* before the > of the first  to allow for optional extra attributes like name="asdf"

*Added capturing brackets around the ( (hence stripping out all the extra attributes).

Re a regex generating tool, I don't know of any that generate regex.
I think your best bet is to learn regex yourself and then use an interactive tester to quickly develop it.
I highly recommend regexr.com.
If you follow that link you'll see exactly the regex I entered in and some test data to play around with it.
Then you can play around wth the regex and see the results in real-time -- it's very helpful for fast development of regexes.
(Although, regexr.com does not offer the ungreedy 'U' tag; just convert all + to +? and * to *? in the regex to simulate this).

A: I don't know for what exactly are you using this regex, but i thinks this should work for you:
$your_string = '';
preg_match('@(.*<\/a>)?@', $your_string, $matches);

print_r($matches) // Array ( [0] => http://site.com/folder/img1.jpg )

A: Check out http://gskinner.com/RegExr/.
I love that thing.
It will teach you how to construct your own patterns.
Regex (regular expressions) is an invaluable programming skill that is applicable in mane server side and client side programming languages.

A: This will do what you want, perhaps differently from how you were expecting to do it...
<?php
// set up to parse our input
$dom = new DOMDocument();
$dom->loadHTMLFile("input.html");
$xpath = new DOMXPath($dom);

$anchors = $xpath->query("//a[contains(@href, 'http') and contains(@href, '.jpg')]");

foreach ($anchors as $anchor) {
  echo $anchor->C14N() . "\n";
}
?>


I read this article and found it very interesting, thought it might be something for you. The article is called The Revolution and is located at https://www.totallydublin.ie/restaurant/the-revolution/.
The Revolution is a local restaurant specialising in artisan stone baked pizza and craft beers.
We are located just south of Dublin city in the village of Rathgar. We offer creative styles of food including pizzas, steak, tacos and more plus a vast selection of both local and international craft beers and an array of quality wines by the glass. Our friendly staff will go the extra distance to make your time at The Revolution unforgettable. Our employees and our customers are part of our family, and want to take care of both. All our breads and pizza dough are made in house daily and our ingredients are Irish produced and sourced locally when available. At The Revolution, it's all about good food, good beer, and good people.


With Easter drawing to a close, it's time to think about rebirth, growth, and personal development y'all.
It can be easy to lose that motivational drive, that push to keep doing what you're doing – be it with work or with your studies. And when you have that dreaded burnout looming on the horizon, it can be hard to persevere and get back to your happy place. So here are a few tips on how to revive your passion when you've been slogging away that little bit too long.
Sometimes when you've been at something long enough, it can be hard to remember why you even started. If you're feeling a bit burned out, have a look back over the work you did when you first began, go back through your social feeds and look at what you were up to, or even go back over some of those early messages or DMs you sent when you first got into your degree or landed the job. Oftentimes just spending an hour or so reflecting on your original motivations can be all you need to get through.
Where you find yourself without people to share your ideas with, with no one to enthuse to about your field, it can make the work you're doing feel a little stifling. Building yourself a solid network of people who share your interests to turn to when you're feeling a bit 'bleh' is a great way to get your mojo back and power through. Whether it's reaching out to people in your classes, going to industry events, joining a society, or even jumping on to some online forums or chats on LinkedIn, just having that network of people who share your interest can help you get back on track.
When you're heading towards burn out, it's time to invest in some self-care and solidify that work-life balance. Try to leave work when you're scheduled to (and chat with your boss or supervisor if you're working beyond your usual hours on a regular basis), set up a schedule for times to study, and set aside a good few hours each week for simple relaxation time.
It can also help to give yourself little rewards when you complete larger tasks, like an assignment or project at work. Take yourself out for a nice meal, get your nails done, or buy that shirt you've been eyeing for a while. Alternatively, set some goals you can work towards that give you something to look forward to – a trip away (even if just for a weekend) or even just going to a show with your friends.
By setting aside time to pursue things that help you relax and feel good will break up the monotony of a difficult job or subject, and get you feeling yourself again.
Maybe you've just been doing the same thing for so long that it's time for a refresh. Rather than simply changing degrees or quitting your job, try changing up your daily tasks a little and see how you fair. Start small: try a new app to get more organised, search out a cool blog, go along to an event or two – even changing up your work or study space but investing in some new stationary, changing the orientation of your desk, or adding a few personal items or comfort objects can make a difference.
Take a week or two to start looking around yourself and at the industry you're in (or want to be in), and search for opportunities. Maybe you could start a small side project with a few mates that touches on skills in your industry, or chat with a tutor or subject coordinator for a class you enjoyed about how to do more in that field. You could also do some online research about the latest developments in your industry, and set yourself goals based around them, or even reach out to the companies who are doing exciting things and see if you can get some work experience.
Or, if you really would have no idea where to start, swing by our office on Level 4 of the Tower Building (CB01.04.13) and chat to one of our friendly staff about how to get that passion back on track – or whether it's time to start looking for a change of direction.


A natural evolution of ferrocement has been the replacement of the reinforcing steel with new composite materials. Not only has this addressed the issue of possible durability problems associated with steel corrosion, but has opened the possibility of using thin-section cementitious products as repair materials. Fabric-reinforced cementitious matrix (FRCM) is a class of composite systems that has recently emerged as an alternative to traditional retrofitting methods like fiber-reinforced polymers (FRP), steel plate bonding, section enlargement, and external post-tensioning for repairing and strengthening reinforced concrete (RC) and masonry structures. FRCM consists of a reinforcing phase (fabrics) embedded into a matrix (cementitious mortar) adhered to concrete or masonry structural members and acts as supplemental, externally-bonded reinforcement. The goal of this dissertation is to experimentally and analytically investigate the effectiveness of FRCM to retrofit existing masonry structures; to evaluate the flexural and shear capacity of FRCM walls; to develop structural design procedures; and, to compare FRCM and FRP externally strengthened masonry walls. The dissertation is articulated in three studies. The first study (Study 1) investigates masonry walls externally strengthened with FRCM subjected to diagonal compression; the second (Study 2) focuses on FRCM strengthened walls subjected to out-of-plane loading; and the third (Study 3) presents a comparison between experimental results in this research program and other research programs using FRP systems when the normalized shear or flexural capacity is related to a calibrated reinforcement ratio.
Babaeidarabad, Saman, "Masonry Walls Strengthened with Fabric-Reinforced Cementitious Matrix Composite Subjected to In-Plane and Out-of-Plane Load" (2013). Open Access Dissertations. 1108.


Manchester United star Jesse Lingard has explained the improvement in form of midfielder Paul Pogba in recent games.
There's no denying the France international has looked a player reborn under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who was recently named interim manager until the end of the season following Jose Mourinho's exit.
Lingard admits United are now seeing the best of Pogba, who has been a star performer for the Red Devils in their three wins from three matches under Solskjaer.
Discussing the rapid improvement of his team-mate, the England international explained that it's partly down to his role in the team, and partly due to the new boss giving him the confidence to play his game.
'I can definitely, definitely, see the Paul I used to know,' Lingard is quoted in the Guardian.
'I have seen him playing through the ranks and he is back to that player, the player we know.
'Paul's enjoying his football. He's playing in the role he likes to play in just inside, off the left. He has the freedom to make things happen. He has always got forward in that position and scored goals.
This could undoubtedly be taken as a bit of a dig at Mourinho, under whom Pogba never really looked like the world class midfielder we saw at Juventus, or for France in their World Cup-winning campaign last summer.


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When was the last royal visit to Canada?
The most widely travelled commonwealth monarch, Queen Elizabeth II has made 22 official visits to Canada and seven to Toronto. Her first was in 1951 as Princess Elizabeth, where she visited in place of her father who was ill, and the most recent was in 2010.
When did the Queen visit Canada?
For over 60 years, The Queen has participated in many Royal Tours of Canada. She made her first tour as Princess Elizabeth in 1951 with her husband, The Duke of Edinburgh….Private and Official Tours Since 1953.
1967 July 22 July 23
Winnipeg; to open 1967 Pan American Games.
When did Prince Charles last visit Canada?
Charles's 1996 visit ended in New Brunswick, on a day "tailored" for the interests of the future King, said Kas Roussy reported for The National on April 29, 1996.
When did King George VI visit Canada?
19 May 1939. In early May 1939, King George VI and his wife Queen Elizabeth sailed from England on the Empress of Australia bound for Canada on a month-tour of North America. It was the first visit by a reigning sovereign to Canada, for that matter to any overseas Dominion.
When did royal family come to Canada?
Although Members of the Royal Family have spent time in Canada for well over two hundred years, it was only in 1939 that a reigning monarch arrived on Canadian soil.
When was Queen in Toronto?
On October 12, 1951, Queen Elizabeth made her first Royal Visit to Toronto. 300,000 spectators gave the then Princess Elizabeth, and the Duke of Edinburgh, a tumultuous welcome as they were driven from Malton (now Pearson) Airport to City Hall (now old City Hall).
How many times did Prince Philip visit Canada?
Special Promo. Philip visited Canada more than 20 times with his wife Queen Elizabeth II and travelled here by himself 46 times, usually as a patron to various philanthropic causes, which demonstrated his devotion to the monarchy and the Queen, said Berthelsen.
Did Queen Victoria ever visit Canada?
The Queen never visited Canada in person but all four of her sons and one of her five daughters, Princess Louise, spent time there and set precedents for future Canadian royal tours.
Who was the first royal to visit America?
More than 150 years after the American Revolution, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth of England made history when they set foot on American soil. As the first reigning English monarchs to visit the United States, they received a much warmer reception than the British forces of Paul Revere's time.
Who was the first royal to Canada?
Commanding Pegasus from 1786 to 1787, Prince William Henry was the first member of the Royal Family to visit Canada.
When did Canada leave the monarchy?
The patriation of Canada's Constitution from Britain in 1982 gave Canada full independence. This did not change the Queen's role as monarch of Canada, but it did restrict her powers in government.
When did Canada leave the British monarchy?
On December 2, 1981, the Canadian House of Commons approved Trudeau's constitutional reform resolution with a vote of 246 to 24 (only the representatives from Quebec dissented), and on April 17, 1982, Queen Elizabeth II declared Canada's independence from the British Parliament.


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Hear & Now
Steve Earle returns to his Outlaw Roots with new album + exclusive rehearsal concert
The new album from Steve Earle represents a musical homecoming for the well-travelled troubadour.
Growing up in Texas during the '70s, Earle had a ringside seat to the emergence of Outlaw era elders Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Billy Joe Shaver. After migrating to Nashville, he learned his trade first-hand from masters like Guy Clark and Townes Van Zandt.
So You Wannabe An Outlaw, out on June 16, is an unabashed love letter to Waylon's 1972 album Honky Tonk Heroes and features duets with Willie, Johnny Bush (writer of Whiskey River) and Miranda Lambert. To celebrate the album's release, and the 10th anniversary as host of his weekly "Hardcore Troubadour Radio" on SiriusXM's Outlaw Country (Ch. 60), Steve invited a handful of subscribers to a full rehearsal show for his upcoming tour at SoundCheck Studios in East Nashville.
Airing as a special two-hour episode of "Hardcore Troubadour Radio," the rehearsal concert includes some of the first live performances of songs from the album, as well as highlights of his three decade-plus recording career, including tracks from his breakthrough Guitar Town album and Copperhead Road.
Backed by his trusty Dukes, featuring the husband and wife team of Chris Masterson on guitars and Eleanor Whitmore on fiddle (who also record and perform as The Mastersons), along with Brad Pemberton on drums, Ricky Ray Jackson on pedal steel, and Kelley Looney on bass, the exclusive radio performance will air at the following times on Outlaw Country and will also be available On Demand on the SiriusXM app and online player.
Steve Earle's So You Wannabe An Outlaw special premieres Friday, 6/16 at 8 pm ET. See replay times below!
Saturday 6/17, 9 pm ET
Sunday 6/18, 9 am ET
Monday 6/19, 1 am & 11 am ET
Tuesday 6/20 12 am ET
Wednesday 6/21 9 pm ET
Country, Music
Hear special tributes to late Outlaw Country legend Billy Joe Shaver on SiriusXM
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Jason Isbell plays home DJ for SiriusXM's 'Inside Outlaws'
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This blog is produced by the New York State Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation. Our intent is to educate the public and share information about our ongoing projects, and the fascinating and beautiful world that is daily life in New York State Parks.
For information about park regions and individual state parks, including hours, amenities, and nature centers, visit the official website of the New York State Park System, parks.ny.gov.


Think we're having a brutal winter? Winter temperatures in Oymyakon, Russia, average minus 50 C ( minus 58 F). The remote village is generally considered the coldest inhabited area on Earth. Oymyakon is a two-day drive from Yakutsk, the regional capital which has the lowest winter temperatures of any city in the world.


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Family with Timothy Hall - View this family
Phebe Hall
Elizur Hall
Lyman Hall
Timothy Hall
Birth: March 17, 1751 — Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Marriage: May 2, 1770 — Durham, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Birth: March 10, 1771 19 — Durham Twp, Middlesex, Conneticut
Birth: June 27, 1773 22 — Durham Twp, Middlesex, Conneticut
Birth: calculated December 1, 1774 23
Death: June 1, 1778 — Durham Twp, Middlesex, Conneticut
Deborah Ann Minerva Chadeayne
Mary Elizabeth Hall
Frances Louise Hall
Harriet Cornelia Hall
Eliza Jane Hall
Henry G. Ludlow Hall
Birth: July 12, 1783 32 — Durham, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Death: May 10, 1860 — Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, United States
Birth: calculated August 4, 1786 35
Death: August 10, 1787 — Durham, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States
Family with Timothy Hall
Deborah …(–)
Timothy Hall1770
Phebe Hall(1771–)
Miles Hall(1773–)
Elizur Hall(1774–1778)
Lyman Hall(1786–1787)
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z …


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By utilizing the right tools, chances are that you will be able to incorporate and increase the odds of a great investment and sales, considering the fact that people are likely to click on search engine page's first top 5 results.
You need to be really specific about being able to invest on the right SEO service and one thing that you should look into is how well they could help you not just in terms of having a website but also secure that this is designed in a way that you will improve your business' overall capability and usage. Being able to effectively rank your business as per the keyword you had targeted is what will definitely help you out in terms of improving your reputation and to reap trust.
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Princess Anne has fallen for the false 'spits and spots' of rural housing argument the conservatives fell for before the last election.
New homes should be built in existing villages and market towns instead of as part of sprawling new developments of up to 15,000 plots, the Princess Royal has said.
She argued it would be better for existing rural communities to take the brunt of the 240,000 new homes needed each year.
Her comments will add fuel to the political debate over how to provide the number of homes needed without damaging the countryside.
Nick Clegg called recently for the Government to be "honest and upfront" about plans to build garden cities in the South East.
The Deputy Prime Minister said that planned cities were a better option than piecemeal developments.
She suggested it would be more efficient to build small scale developments in existing communities: "Maybe it isn't such good value if you have to build in the facilities that need to go with it.
Ok over the next 15 years we need nationally to plan for 3.75 million new homes from household formation plus a 1 million home backlog (approximately of course), for sake of argument lets say around half of that is identified already in development plans and another 10% occurs through windfalls. If you divide that amongst England's roughly 10,000 villages thats around 230 houses per village. Ive been doing similar calculations since the 2007 Housing Green Paper and warning that unless we have large scale growth areas it would mean the swamping of English Villages and warned thats exactly what we would see with the NPPF if, as as happened, it also cancelled Ecotowns and Growth areas – now ask yourselves is that just what we have seen? Have we not seen planning application for in total several hundred homes now swamping villages.
Bit I thought the CPRE were supposed to be protecting the countryside?
Andrew, my response to Princess Anne's speech is on my blog, here: http://bit.ly/1mzw6jT. It's provoked a couple of interesting responses about how CPRE reconciles its aims of protecting the countryside while ensuring that it is a 'living' countryside.
The CPRE has been hijacked. Here in East Devon the chair of the local CPRE argued at the local plan inspection 2weeks ago for deregistering all protection of the Exe Estuary – a major wetlands site – to enable development.
I can see how those wanting large scale developments in villages might disagree with this statement, but i don't think it should cause any alarm to those who want to protect the countryside while recognising that its towns and villages will change in the future, as they've always changed in the past.
From all my research I have concluded that there are over 40,000 villages in the UK so it would not be 240 per village!
Many villages I know can take over 240 new dwellings in the next 15 years without destroying them.
There are there were 10,479 parishes in England. You seem to be counting hamlets without any services s villages and assuming they can take 65 houses each – sprawl if ever I saw it.
For example to take one local parish – Blackwell (Bolsover) in Derbyshire. That contains 4 "villages", each with a population of 500+ and each capable of absorbing dozens of houses with no ill effect.
The real number of communities is – I would say – higher.
If we are going to argue in numbers, we can't draw too-broad conclusions without drilling down.
The large majority of civil parishes in England has only one main village – the rest being hamlets. Certainly there are some areas likes the fens and coal mining areas with multiples but they are very much the exception.
Can you point me at an analysis of that – ie both the claim that the majority of Civil Parishes contain a single community able to take development, and that the 'hamlets' are not able to do so?
I wonder if the defintiion of "hamlet" is one key question here.
Overlay os open data noundary line civil parishes and strategi setlements and do a geogrpahoc hoin counting the nymber of one wholly or partially within the other and you will see – after filitering out unparished districts. Pay me for a couple of days GIS work and I will give you an exact answer.
Heh. Nice try but I'll pass on that one.
I pay far too much to Planning Consutants already!
But why would you want to build in villages if people can (first) be accommodated in new towns, cities and old towns where, increasingly, many of them prefer to live? Higher densities are much easier to achieve in new towns, cities and towns and they (mostly) have better infrastructure to cope with the changes.
And still no-one mentions the thousands upon thousands of empty properties (and second and third homes) all over the place.
For one thing because we want a countryside not a heritage attraction, and we want people who work there to live there.
The thousands upon thousands of empty and derelict buildings in National Parks have just been mentioned, and that caused various heritagey-type people to have apoplexy attacks. Put them back in their box!
I think the alleged 3.75 million new homes required number can be addressed from the supply side too; simply reversing the atomisation of households *slightly* would make a major dent, as would dealing with the habit of certain councils (eg Oxford) from attempts to prevent professionals living in shared houses.
A couple of new houses per average village per year is not sprawl; it is organic development. And that would give us 10-20% of our need, in line with the degree of urbanisation of the population.
The 'problem' of development in our villages has been discussed for decades.
It simply comes down to one thing : 'gentrification'.
The farming community is now a small minority in the countryside and the villages are full of white, middle class, well educated, influential commuters and pensioners.
All the fancy arguments from those seeking to 'protect the countryside' can be repackaged as "I'm all right Jack".
Homes for the riff-raff can be built in towns and on brownfield sites.
The sad thing is that many/most villages have lost any sense of community and their shops, pubs etc are rapidly disappearing.
Additionally many village houses are relatively modern bungalows and the like.
So what are we 'protecting' exactly?
I feel that if we have a chance of revitalising villages by allowing their size to increase, then go for it. Perhaps the increased population will allow village shops and other businesses to survive, or be reinstated?
Is this 'sprawl'? I think not : there is a LOT of countryside out there!
We have missed an opportunity : 'Rural Regeneration' has been a hot topic for decades and there have been several reports on the topic.
See for example "Matthew Taylor report: Living, Working Countryside (2008)".
Yet, despite all these reports and initiatives, nothing ever happens : the village dwellers together with their district councillors and the local planning departments plus the CPRE ensure that only the 'right sort' can live in the villages.
Well, the wheels have come off the cart now : decades of over-restrictive housing policies have led to a huge shortfall in housing – and sadly that means the villages will end up with huge housing developments being plonked down nearby.
All this makes one wonder why Planning is called Planning …..
Build too much in a village and it becomes a town without a town's infrastructure. There is an assumption that villages can only grow. The reality is that many people – such as pensioners, for example – are now choosing to live in towns and cities whereas before they lived in villages. No-one would disagree that villages should take their share of development – but what exactly is their share?
>> Build too much in a village and it becomes a town without a town's infrastructure.
.. but at a certain critical size infrastructure should/could emerge in support of the increased population.
In the future energy costs – and transport costs – will rise whilst broadband etc will increase in performance & penetration.
At the same time farms may need to gradually increase their workforces.
All this could lead to increasingly vibrant villages with more local busineses and less commuting.
Or if the current 'build nothing in the country' tendency continues we may see villages being abandoned by all except the very rich.
I think that we need to think about the strategic aspects earlier rather than later.
In the 40 years from around 1965 there were 152 new homes built in our village all were sustainable and lived in, since then only 1 has been completed and is lived in, 3 have been demolished.
If the sustainable trend had continued we would have had 34 more new homes built up to present day (the backlog) and planning for 57 to be built over the next 15 years, continued organic growth that would help maintain the villages dynamics and services.
That is what villages need!!!


Some love yard work. Same for spring cleaning. Planting, pruning, cleaning and organizing can revitalize your home. And you too, if it's your thing.
The rest of us trudge through these chores. Or hire someone to do them for us.
But before you mope about mulching or whine about window cleaning, consider this: spring is the ideal time to prep your home for sale — and move into that bigger, better home you keep dreaming about but delaying.
This is your springboard to live up. You're not simply pushing around dirt and rearranging boxes to do it all again next year; you're laying the groundwork for your exciting next chapter.
Here are some reasons why spring is the ideal time to prep your home for sale — and some tips for making it easier.
Two birdhouses, one stone. Landscaping, planting and backyard beautification isn't just a spring ritual when selling your home this time of year; it's the work you'd have to do anyways to create compelling curb appeal. It's a win-win. Now is the time to plant perennials, annuals, vegetables and groundcover. It's also the time to keep out unwanted neighbors: weeds and bugs. Hit your broadleaf weeds with a spray as the temperature ticks up. Add dormant oil to counter overwintering insects and spray on your preferred insecticide as needed. While you're outside, consider adding a fire pit or freshening up the patio furniture. If that grill is old and rusty, find a nice new cover for it.
Renovations don't need to be taxing. Have you been putting off getting the chimney cleaned, the roof repaired or the shed replaced? Well, if you're fortunate enough to receive a tax refund, the timing could be serendipitous. It could also help with that new home down payment.
A boxing match you can win. The clutter in your crawl space alone can keep you from putting your house on the market and looking for your dream home. But tis the season for unboxing, sorting and making runs to Goodwill to donate your old stuff to a good cause. All this hard work becomes much easier when the end game is moving into a new home — and not simply collapsing in your favorite lawn chair with an Arnold Palmer in hand.
Spring cleaning is had work. Yard work is hard work. But when they're the means to the end — escaping your current house for an idyllic new home — it can become very gratifying exercise in sweat equity.


Axiom Space of Houston, Texas is promoting its skills in building the world's first privately-owned International Commercial Space Station.
The goal of Axiom's international commercial space station is to stimulate growth of the low Earth orbit (LEO) user community. To do so, the group sees itself as providing additional and expanded services at the International Space Station (ISS) and allowing a seamless transition to the Axiom station when ISS is retired.
The Axiom Space strategy is to allow NASA to realize their mandate to transition the multibillion-dollar LEO market to the private sector.
The space market exceeds $330 billion today and some estimates show that number growing to over $2.7 trillion by 2030. Human spaceflight is one of the sectors within the space market positioned for greatest growth.
There are two main forces pushing the growth of human spaceflight. The first is the many countries who want to join the family of space-faring nations. The second is the burgeoning area of in-space manufacturing that serves industries across the globe.
There are big opportunities ahead for investors as the governments who own the International Space Station prepare to turn the space station business over to the private sector.
Axiom has issued an interesting document: Investor Insights: The Promise of Human Spaceflight.


Here in Germany we are watching TV for 220 Minutes a day on average, about 15% of our day, 22% of our hours awake, nearly 50% of our free time. If we are so lucky to make it to 80 years old, we will have spent 12 years of our life in front of the TV. We watch more TV the older we get while we only watch about half as much TV before the age of 14.
We often ask us when we look back on days long gone, where our time has gone and we get the feeling that time is flowing faster every day. I believe part of the reason, why our lifes seem so fast paced and on demand, is that we give such a huge amount of it away to the TV and its new brothers, surfing on the internet or playing videogames.
I don't want to dive into the different studies showing how watching TV might have positive or negative effects on the brain. There are different hypothesis and both opinions didn't really ring true for me. The negative effect on our activity levels is quite obvious thought because most of the times we sit still while watching TV, sometimes so much so that we have to shift positions once in a while because our bodies become a bit stiff. Still these negative effects might be tolerable.
What is not tolerable in my book is, that we rob ourselves of the time we could use to live more consciously and to do something good for the people we love; I definitely include ourselves in this group. Why don't you use the time to play with your kids, write a few lines to your mother, to play a game of cards with your grandma or to take your significant other out for a walk? The time we spend getting irradiated with questionable propaganda and ideologies is better spend differently. Isn't there this book you wanted to read for quite some time now, the picture waiting for you to paint it, that conversation your heart wants you to start?
Stand up, turn off the TV and shut down your PC and search for the kind of connection we humans need so badly to really feel alive; the connection to yourself and to the people around you. It is time to get rid of this nasty habit which we always let run freely when we are not sure which neglected part of our lives should get priority. This behavior is an attempt to escape from ourselves into the arms of machines that have "our best qualities" at heart. Those Qualities the creators of the machines have in mind are: our money, votes and to tranquilize us into accepting the status quo.
How much more would we be able to achieve, how much would we be able to grow our strengths and how advanced could we be in fighting our weaknesses if we reclaimed this time, our time from those habits?
I dare you to try it. No TV for one month. If you feel strong enough to pull it off, please leave a comment.
One comment to "Todays gift: 12 years of your life"
I have to admit, that is a tough one.
12 years really seemed a lot at first, but after thinking about my surfing/tv watching/social media habits I am afraid for me it might be even more… Of course I convince myself that having the tv on while writing articles, doing research on the internet or whatnot, doesn't have any influence on me because it's just supposed to be background noise. That this is not true becomes evident every time I turn down the volume because I can't concentrate.
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