The story of Alfarnate begins with its inn, La Venta de Alfarnate, and it is fitting, therefore, that we begin with the history of the oldest Venta in Andalucía and meeting place of travellers, kings and bandits.
The first documented evidence of La Venta de Alfarnate dates back to 1691, although some believe that it has been there since the 13th Century. Now easily found at KM 6.5 of the A-4152, it served as a resting place for travellers on their way from the coast to the north; to Granada, Córdoba and up to Madrid.
King Alfonso Xiii is reported to have been one of its more illustrious guests, while some of Spain's most notorious bandits frequented the place, often using it as the scene of their crimes. Legend has it that Luis Candelas, a bandit operating in the early 19th Century, was kept there under armed guard after stealing two horses and a mule and there are reports that he even intercepted a letter from the royal family of the time. José María, or 'El Tempranillo', whose exploits have been documented by the English writer, John Ford and painted by Ford's friend, the artist, John Frederic Lewis, also committed a series of crimes in and around the Venta.
Nowadays, the Venta is a quiet restaurant which offers traditional Axarquía food, such as the local Sopa Cachorreña; a kind of onion soup and a typical dish in Alfarnate. It also calls itself 'El Museo de Bandolerismo' (the banditry museum), although banditry aficionados shouldn't get too excited as it's really little more than a small room with a few artefacts. A fascinating place nonetheless to find out more about this part of Andalucía's history.
In Alfarnate itself, which is the highest village in the province, standing at 925 metres above sea-level, some of the architecture takes the visitor back even further, to Islamic times, with examples such as the beautiful arches of Callejón Aljofar, as well as Callejones Fortuna and Sol.
The Santa Ana church, Virgen de Monsalud chapel and town hall building all date from the 16th Century and it is said that Alfarnate's town hall is the oldest in Malaga province. The Sabar river passes through the village and a series of pretty bridges join the two sides. We visited on a Friday, which was market day. A beautiful sunny day in February had brought many of Alfarnate's residents out onto the street to visit the market and take a stroll along the riverbank.
The drive up to the villages of Alfarnate and Alfarnatejo takes in some of the most spectacular mountainous scenery in the Axarquía. The landscape changes completely and huge rock faces mix with lush greenery, for which it is no surprise that the area is sometimes described as "The Alps of Malaga." Alfarnate is also famous for its cherries and spring is the best time to see the trees (cerezos) in blossom. Día de la Cereza (cherry day) is celebrated in June (see below) and other typical produce from the village include olives and cereals.
There are plenty of hiking routes in the area and Alfarnate town hall can provide descriptions and maps (in Spanish). The most popular include the Bosque La Morillas route, which is a 5.3 km circular walk through nearby woods; the 11.2 km (return) linear Pico de Vilo and the 12.7 km circular Las Pilas route.
Along with the Fiesta de la Cereza, which this year will take place on 22 June, in September the village holds the La Embajada de Alfarnate; a festival which celebrates the village's Islamic and Christian heritage over the course of two days in mid-September and involves re-enactments, processions, children's activities and other events.
The village has a primary school, doctor's surgery, a number of small supermarkets, sports facilities and a municipal swimming pool.
As you approach neighbouring Alfarnatejo the first thing you see is an attractive well- kept municipal park. The Parque Municipal has a large arch, in the form of a horseshoe and is designed in teh Mudéjar style. There is a ceramic plaque with the name of the park, which is dedicated to Miguel Alba Luque; "el último alcalde republicano del pueblo" (the last Republican mayor of the village). As well as outdoor gym equipment the park offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. In the village itself there are a number of good bars and restaurants on its Plaza de la Constitución, near the town hall.
Alfarnatejo's Día del Gazpacho, which is in its 19th year, takes place during the first weekend of August and visitors are served the cold soup in a ceramic bowl, which they get to keep as a souvenir. The bowl is decorated differently every year and has the name of the fiesta as well as the date on it. The village celebrates its annual feria at the end of September, which is in honour of San Miguel.
Town hall staff in both Alfarnate and Alfarnatejo told us that there were "very few" foreigners living in the villages and even the 'campo' around the two villages hasn't attracted many yet!
There are various roads that lead to Alfarnate and Alfarnatejo and all will, at some point become mountainous and windy! We took the A-356 from Vélez-Málaga up to Riogordo, the A7204 towards Mondron and then the MA-4102 which goes past Alfarnatejo and up to Alfarnate.
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EU Court Rules Google Does Not Have to Apply 'Right to Be Forgotten' Globally
Data PrivacyNews
Nicole Lindsey· October 7, 2019
In what Google is presenting as a major legal victory, the highest court in the European Union – the European Court of Justice (ECJ) – has ruled that search engine operators such as Google do not have to apply the "right to be forgotten" globally. While Google must still handle any right to be forgotten requests from EU citizens and take appropriate steps to remove information from European versions of its search pages (e.g. Google.fr or Google.de), it does not need to scrub such information from its non-EU pages (such as Google.com). In making the ruling, the European Court of Justice explained that it was attempting to balance two competing ideas: the right to personal privacy and the right to freedom of information.
The court case at the heart of the "right to be forgotten" ruling
The European Court of Justice ruling on the right to be forgotten stems from an ongoing dispute between Google and French privacy regulator CNIL. Back in 2015, the CNIL told Google to apply any right to be forgotten takedown requests globally. Later, in 2016 when Google had refused to comply with this request, the CNIL levied a fine of more than $100,000 against Google. As might be imagined, Google protested this course of action, and appealed to the French Council of State, which in turn took the case to the European Court of Justice. Since the ECJ is the highest court in the EU, this is a final decision on the matter within Europe.
For the past three years, Google has been marshalling its forces and building its arguments in defense of its current policy of only applying "right to be forgotten" requests from Internet users to its European search domains. According to Google, the right to be forgotten is a local right, and not an absolute right. In other words, Google is more than willing to recognize the right of the EU to make rules for its 28 member states and apply rules locally to those 28 nations. This is Google's obligation under EU law if it would like to operate within the borders of the EU. However, Google is not willing to let the EU determine policy for the rest of the world, which it would, in essence, be doing if it required Google to handle right to be forgotten requests globally.
Google vs. the right to be forgotten
Google has attempted to frame its decision-making process about the right to be forgotten in Europe in the context of two competing rights: the right to personal privacy and the right to freedom of access to information. In an extreme case, argued Google, an authoritarian government might attempt to "cover up" human rights abuses or other serious offenses simply by removing links or scrubbing search results. Google saw its policy as a way to strike a sensible balance between two important rights.
Since Google presents itself as a way for the world to find the information it needs, it felt that it was being unnecessarily hampered by right to be forgotten requests. In its defense, Google pointed to news organizations such as the BBC, which are not obligated to respond to right to be forgotten requests. Obviously, the court agreed with Google in this matter.
And, truth be told, Google did attract the support and sympathy of a number of high-profile backers, including Microsoft, the Wikimedia Foundation (the owner of Wikipedia), the UK rights group Article 19, and the nonprofit organization Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press. Konstantinos Komaitis, Senior Director, Policy Development and Strategy at the Internet Society, comments on the ruling: "This is a big victory for the Internet and it limits the reach of EU law. The GDPR affirmed the European Commission's position as the de facto global regulator in the Internet, raising serious concerns over the unintended consequences the extraterritorial nature of laws can have on the Internet. This case could have further solidified the EU's status and could have intensified the various regulatory tensions we see globally."
Google argued that it worked hard to implement the right to be forgotten, but that it was unwilling to make this a global, absolute right. Instead, Google developed a very clever geolocation tool that enabled it to figure out where search requests were being carried out, and from which of Google's search domains. Thus, someone carrying out a search request from America would be able to see information that someone carrying out the exact same search request from, say, France or Germany, would not be able to see.
Personal privacy in the era of the Internet
Complicating matters, of course, is the fact that nation-states have borders, while the Internet does not. Google's compromise solution – in which it shows sensitive information in some nations but not in others – is filled with all kinds of loopholes and problems. For example, someone using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) is able to hide their identity and geolocation from the network, and thus access web pages that might be "hidden," "banned" or "deleted" in other nations. It's for this reason, for example, that China has outlawed the use of VPN apps within its borders – it would make it far too easy for a Chinese citizen to get access to Western media stories. In the same way, an EU user could use an VPN to bypass Google's European search results.
Also, consider just how easy it would be for someone in Europe to get the information they are looking to find simply by traveling to a place like New York City – once they've cleared European airspace, they would suddenly get access to information that was once blocked for them. And, for that matter, what will happen to the UK if it decides to move ahead with a full Brexit and depart the EU? Since the right to be forgotten went into effect when the UK was still part of the EU, would it still apply in a post-Brexit world?
Going forward, it will be interesting to see how other nations deal with the fundamental tension between the right to privacy and the right to freedom of information. For example, within the U.S. there was growing concern that the EU would be able to control the actions of a U.S. company beyond the EU's borders, and it is likely that, if Google's appeal had failed with the European Court of Justice, it might have turned to backers within the U.S. government for support. That would have set into motion a potential legal showdown between the U.S and Europe that might have had consequences for U.S.-EU trade agreements or U.S.-EU diplomatic relations.
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Around the world, the perceived balance between personal privacy right and freedom of speech varies. For now, at least, Google can walk away with a legal victory since it has no obligation under EU law to make the right to be forgotten a universal right.
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Change the color of the Collapsed Text (Collapsed) and restart VS.
To find under:  Tools\Options...\Environment\Fonts and Colors (VS2019)

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This is a plunker of what I am trying to do, I can't get plunker (even the root site) working on my MSIE so I have no idea if it behaves correctly, but it really is as simple as this
But in MSIE 7/8 I still seem to get "{{carPark.cost}}" rather than the value
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A: To fix this I just had to add a reference to JSON3.js. For some reason JSON2.js wouldn't work but JSON3 worked fine, I used cdnjs.com for the cdn


What is the value of process mining?
There have been several interesting blogs on the recent Process Mining Manifesto (PMM), from Max J. Pucher to Keith Swenson, but first and foremost, what is the value of process mining?
In short, I think that process mining as a principal concept will be extremely important in the future but rather than following the ideas of data mining, it has to provide a real-time capability that assesses people interactions to provide guidance towards well-defined business goals and gathers contextual information from the interaction-content to support decision making.
As long as process mining is used to try and find well defined flow-diagrams in people interactions it just makes BPM more time and cost intensive. Process mining in an existing BPM setup is not really mining but monitoring.
I have no idea what the value of process mining should be if all it does is to try and automate people interactions by means of flowcharts. The only benefit would be cost reduction like orthodox BPM, which is negative management action to bolster stock market relevant profits.
The future must be to help businesses to be more innovative or to align strategy and execution and both needs people empowerment and not process automation.
I propose all these great minds in process mining should put their heads to that target.
Thanks for your interest in Process mining! I believe that because process mining is a generic technology (just like data mining) it must be put in a concrete context to highlight its value. The specific benefits that process mining provides vary depending on whether you use it, for example, for increasing operational efficiency, for risk management and assurance, for reducing errors, or for controlling partners.
In my view, process invisibility is a major driver for process mining (see also our blog post on that topic here: http://fluxicon.com/s/5e).
I would be happy to chat more about it.
I have had direct experience in using process mining with real customers and real data. Whatever I say about it here is going to sound like hyperbole -- too incredible to believe -- however the results are nothing short of amazing. Organizations that have been struggling for months or years to understand the cause of their inefficiency, have quickly (a few days of work) uncovered facts about where the process is going wrong, along with hard numbers showing precisely how much waste there is.
The value of process mining is simple: it gives you an accurate, quantitative picture of what your organization has been doing. That picture almost always includes obvious areas of needed improvement. Knowledge is power.
This is not a futuristic technology, but very useful today.
Everyone always asks for ongoing monitoring, but quite frankly I don't think this is where the big value is. You can only monitor what you can anticipate. The big value I have seen is when the picture of your organization includes something entirely unexpected. During mining, we will see something that causes an organizational member to run from the room saying "I can't believe that" only to come back later after verifying with other sources saying "It is true, we really do that." The value is not that it produces a process diagram automatically. The real value is the insight that is gained from a having a detailed picture.
Think of it as a kind of organizational MRI. A doctor can guess at the problem using external symptoms, but an MRI can give them a picture of the internal situation. It is not perfect, and it does not automatically prescribe a treatment, but just having an accurate picture is sometimes all you lack.
I participate with the IEEE Task Force on Process Mining and the widespread opinion in that group is that to most of the public, process mining just seems too good to be true.
It might be useful for analysis (costs, risks etc), but the most value for me is using it as a monitoring tool.
Of course then you need a worklow or casemanagement tool to execute your process. If you mine this system continuously you will see your running cases mapped on a process model.
To me this process view combined with live information is a valuable tool for managing the process.
You will see workloads, which paths are the busiest. Of course you must be able to act on this information, but at least we are looking at a process then.
Whatever our initial motivation for automation of business processes, the "surprise" upside is the data that then becomes accessible. Before long ad hoc searches of the data are commonplace and executive decisions increasingly dependent upon them. Indeed, fast, flexible and no-coding-required reporting is becoming a top criterium in tool selection.
Process mining shifts the emphasis from the data content but to the data flow. By examining which paths data actually follows, what volume of data flows through a given node and by observing the preponderance of choices made in the decision trees it is possible to extract the "real" process and optimize. The "surprise" upside when we process mine is the ability to predict where data will originate and what path it will follow thus enabling us to further optimize and load balance our automations.
But the key to all of this is that it must be a real time view of our processes with the ability to "see" into the future. It must raise alerts and notifications when processes are predicted to reach predefined thresholds.
When selecting a BPM/BPA solution be certain to add this to your criteria because, as we become more and more dependent on our process automations, we will need to become more adept and optimizing them real time.
But I am a believer that only execution matters. Every tool, method, etc must be used with execution in mind.
Staring to those nice flashy mining output? Why? I think executers, process managers must be enabled to continuously adapt their process to deliver the results.
Ans mining might be useful for that. But to me more in a monitoring way than a "look back what we did wrong way".
Process mining is invaluable but can be costly, i.e. analysis paralysis, if an organization is not careful. It is so interesting to me that BPM projects start with the notion that great savings can be achieved by automating a process and the process to start with is one that everybody knows. Six sigma, lean, flowcharting etc. are approaches we use to bring more visibility to what we know. These tools tell us how we can refine the process and make things efficient within the respective process. How many times is that process quantified in the greater context of the organization's business and evaluated relative to the other many processes ? It is only evaluated against what is known. Or for that matter, once that process is automated in some fashion what should be the next process to automate ? Do we really understand all the aspects of the process ? Bring in to the picture social media and social behavior and it gets even more interesting in how to define the process. How many organizations have asked what don't we know, and can we gain insight into those hidden processes and the value to the organization. Sure, there are plenty of disciplines that help define the right 'known' process to automate but once an organization is thru their early stages of the BPM journey, it gets harder to get the big lift and to 'quantifiably' identify where to further enable the business within BPM technology. Process mining is a great way into hidden processes, identifying patterns of value, quantify (as Keith said) value and validate where to prioritize scarce resources. The challenge is finding the right methods, tools and determining at what point diseconomies of scale creep into the mining activities. We have only scratched the surface.
Pity that Process Mining is being targeted as a process discovery technique because this reduces the full spectrum of process mining capabilities that goes far beyond that perspective.
shows quite clearly the value process mining is capable of.
Thus instead of making reflections about the manifesto, people should start thinking that as results are being delivered that process mining is not a theoretical approach that is trying to become hype, is currently an approach to business transformation and adaptation that goes far beyond traditional approaches available so far.
I should say that for my point of view, process mining is fact based (not assumption based) combined with human reasoning and business knowledge allow to explore the roots of process execution hidden on today's enterprises due to the fact that information does no longer resides within the company boundaries, and also because business dynamics is making impossible for us humans understand the myriad of execution complexity on a standard basis (to many systems, to many exceptions, to much information).
Process mining delivers a palette of approaches that goes far beyond structured work. It's possible to analyze dynamic processes. The fact that these methods aren't property or do not sit on particular process mining tools, but are available to practitioners is driving to many people crazy, but this is not a weakness, actually is the beauty of process mining, open, tech agnostic, delivering results quickly where it was impossible before to do.
Regarding the fear as expressed Stuart, the never ending story project, that is not a problem of process mining, that is a project management issue regarding scope and effort management.
We are not scratched the surface we are already shaping the future.


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Charles Malapert (1580–1630). In: Jesuit Science Network, version 03/11/2018. URL: http://jesuitscience.net/p/34/.


I don't know whether that's a fair assessment — it would hardly make him unique among Senators if it is — but anyone who thinks McCain is really a closet liberal should know that in addition to his zero environmental rating, he voted against the Brady bill and the assault weapons ban and opposes licensing handguns . . . "has repeatedly voted against minimum-wage increases and equal pay for women," according to Time . . . and took the anti-choice position 82 times out of 86 votes in the Senate.
If YOU believe assault weapons should be widely available . . . if YOU would put mining interests above environmental interests . . . if YOU think it was a mistake to hike the minimum wage from $4.25 to $5.15, giving workers an undeserved boost (or was the argument that we just couldn't afford it, it would cripple the economy?) . . . then John's your man. But please don't call him a closet Democrat. Gary Bauer, in endorsing him, didn't fall for that, and neither should anyone else.
The Senator is a fine man in many ways, but as he says over and over again, he is a conservative Republican. He would very likely work with Trent Lott to confirm four new conservative justices to the Supreme Court, giving us not only a conservative Republican in the White House for four years, but a conservative Court for the next 25 or so.


An accessible guide for parents/carers and professionals to hearing loss issues and spoken language skills of children who are deaf.
"A travellers guide to Deaf culture."
Describes the current situation for provision of mental health services to deaf children with brief illustrative case studies. Part of the Helping Hand campaign.
A sign bilingual model is described, aimed at those who wish to move towards establishing sign bilingual education.
This programme was designed to help deaf children to cope with the realities of communication in the real world away from the protective environments of home and school.
Examines the reliability of a questionnaire which is distributed to deaf children in mainstream classes in the US. The questionnaire concentrates on how well the student thinks they understand what is going on and how communication affects their experiences in the classroom.
Key questions arising from the diagnosis and treatment of Deaf sign language users with mental health problems.
Looks at the role of intervenors in the lives of deafblind people. Intervenors assist in communication with deafblind children and adults so that they can interact with the rest of the world.
A study of environmental interventions in the classroom which aimed to reduce disruptive behaviour in deaf children.
This study investigated factors that affect the development of positive peer relationships among deaf children with cochlear implants.
Use of a personalised story to encourage two young children with cochlear implants to communicate socially during unstructured play sessions.
Explores the impact of communication choices on the mental health of deaf adolescents.


Finding new and exciting things to do can sometimes be quite the feat, but if you're looking for a unique indoor activity, you'll find one of the most adrenaline-inducing ones right here in Albuquerque. This indoor go-kart track right here in Duke City is the perfect way to feel like a professional driver without needing the certification. Get ready for high speed races through the track, and then cool down with a bite to eat and some arcade games. This indoor karting adventure is the perfect activity for the whole group.
Welcome to Albuquerque Indoor Karting! This go-kart track in ABQ is the perfect way to spend the day.
Whether it's just you or a whole group, go-karting is the perfect way to feel the rush that professional drivers feel without needing the training.
This indoor go-kart track offers competitive racing. Each week, you can compete against other New Mexicans and get your name on the scoreboard.
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Q: If $A, B$ are Morita equivalent, then $\underline{\text{Nat}}(I_A, I_A)\cong\underline{\text{Nat}}(I_B, I_B)$. Let $A, B$ two rings and $I_A: {}_A\text{Mod} \to{}_A\text{Mod}$ the identity functor. I am trying to show that if $A, B$ are Morita equivalent, then $\underline{\text{Nat}}(I_A, I_A)\cong\underline{\text{Nat}}(I_B, I_B)$ (where $\text{Nat}(I_A, I_A)$ is the set of all natural transformations from $I_A$ to $I_A$).
My idea is the following: If the $A, B$ are Morita equivalent, then ${}_A \text{Mod}$ is equivalent to ${}_B \text{Mod}$ and the equivalence is given by the adjunction
$$(P \otimes_A - , Q\otimes_B -)$$
where $P \in {}_B \text{Mod}_A$ and $Q \in {}_A \text{Mod}_B$. Consequently, $\lambda \in \underline{\text{Nat}}(I_A, I_A)$ can be send to $\overline{\lambda} \in \underline{\text{Nat}}(I_B, I_B)$ such that for each $N \in{}_B\text{Mod}$, there exists a unique (up to isomorphism) $M \in {}_A \text{Mod}$ with
$$\varphi: N \cong P\otimes_A M,$$
and we define
$$\overline{\lambda}_N: N \overset{\varphi}{\longrightarrow} P\otimes_A M \overset{\text{id}_P \otimes \lambda_M}{\longrightarrow} P\otimes_A M  \overset{\varphi^{-1}}{\longrightarrow}N.$$
With the same idea, we can send $\gamma \in \underline{\text{Nat}}(I_B, I_B)$ to $\overline{\gamma} \in \underline{\text{Nat}}(I_A, I_A)$. But here I am not able to show that these applications are mutual inverse (I even have some difficulties to show that $\overline{\lambda}$ is indeed in $\underline{\text{Nat}}(I_B, I_B)$). Is it the right way to show the statement ? Can someone help me?

A: Your approach is correct, and in fact it's a special case of a more abstract category-theoretic observation. Suppose that $\mathcal{C}$ and $\mathcal{D}$ are equivalent categories, say $F \colon \mathcal{C} \to \mathcal{D}$ provides us with an equivalence with inverse $G$. Then I claim that I can find an isomorphism $F^* \colon \operatorname{Nat}(I_{\mathcal{D}},I_{\mathcal{D}}) \to \operatorname{Nat}(I_{\mathcal{C}},I_{\mathcal{C}})$ with inverse $G^*$. Here's what $F^*$ does. Suppose we start with a natural transformation $\beta \colon I_D \to I_D$. Then I define $F^* \beta$ to be the natural transformation $I_C \to I_C$ associating to an object $c$ the morphism
$$c \to G(F(c)) \xrightarrow{G(\beta(F(c)))} G(F(c)) \to c$$
You need to check that this is well-defined. For instance, if you have a map $c \to c'$, then
$$\require{AMScd} \begin{CD}
c @>{}>> c'\\ @V{\beta(c)}VV @VV{\beta(c')}V\\
c @>>> c'
\end{CD}$$
must commute. This may sound daunting, but when you write it out you'll find that it boils down to the naturality of the transformations $I \leftrightarrow G\circ F$ that commute from the fact that they're mutual inverses.
Through a symmetrical process one can find what $G^*$ should be.
Now we need to check that $F^* \circ G^* = I$ and $G^* \circ F^* = I$. This is going to be quite a trainwreck when writing it all out, but what you should always keep in mind is that, no matter how technical it seems, proofs in category theory always proceed by just 'following your nose'. Without further ado, let me try to unravel $G^* F^* \beta$ for a natural transformation $\beta$ and hope I don't make any mistakes. It is the natural map sending an object $d$ to the morphism
$$d \to FG(d) \to FGFG(d) \xrightarrow{FG\beta FG(d)} FGFG(d) \to FG(d) \to d.$$
Proving that it's a natural transformation will ultimately rely simply on the naturality of the transformations $I \leftrightarrow FG$. Now to show that this natural transformation $G^* F^* \beta$ is just $\beta$ (up to isomorphism) note that the diagram
$$\require{AMScd} \begin{CD}
d @>{\beta(d)}>> d\\ @V{}VV @VV{}V\\
FG(d) @>>{\\beta (FG(d))}> FG(d)\\ @V{}VV @VV{}V\\
FGFG(d) @>>{FG\beta FG(d)}> FGFG(d)
\end{CD}$$
commutes by all kinds of naturalities.

A: Note that the given data should already ensure such a canonical isomorphism $\varphi:N\to P\otimes_A M$, namely using the specific $M=Q\otimes_B N$ and the natural isomorphism $P\otimes_A(Q\otimes_B N)\cong N$. If you use that, everything should work as intended.
Nevertheless, as this ought to be the case for general equivalent categories as well, a more abstract approach could be more beneficial:
Suppose $F:\mathcal A\to\mathcal B$ and $G:\mathcal B\to\mathcal A$ are an equivalence pair of functors with adjoint natural isomorphisms $\eta:1_{\mathcal A}\to GF,\ \varepsilon:FG\to 1_{\mathcal B}$.
Then for a natural transformation $\lambda:1_{\mathcal A}\to 1_{\mathcal A}$ we can define $\overline\lambda$ by
$$\overline\lambda_B:=\varepsilon_B\circ F(\lambda_{GB})\circ \varepsilon^{-1}_B\,,$$
and similarly you can define the other map ${\rm Nat}(1_{\mathcal B},1_{\mathcal B})\to{\rm Nat}(1_{\mathcal A},1_{\mathcal A})$ using $\eta$, and verify that they are inverses of each other.


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text: Visit us online at www.sunywcc.edu/wdce | 34 LIFELONG LEARNING & PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT MUSIC NEW! IN-PERSON Everyone Can Sing Come learn the mechanics of singing and take your voice to the next level! Singers will learn how their voice functions by focusing on the three basic elements of vocal production: BREATH ENERGY, VIBRATION, and RESONANCE. Each class will offer a group warm-up and the opportunity to apply the vocal principles to a song which students are encouraged to share with the class. All singing levels are welcome! Suggested textbook: The Quintessential Guide to Singing for Voice Teachers and Very Curious Students. CE-MUSIC 2105, 10 Wed., Feb. 1-Apr. 19 (skip 2/22 and 4/5), 7:30-9:00 pm, KNC-4, $180. A Gulian. #20037 REMOTE Sing Your Story with Cabaret Do you like to sing? Have you often dreamed of performing on a stage but feel intimidated and don't know where to begin? Performing in the cabaret venue is all about making a connection with the audience and sharing something of yourself with words and music. Work on and sing songs every week. Learn how to prepare a cabaret set and perform at the final class, complete with connective patter. The instructor will email you before the class begins with more details. All musical styles are welcome, music from the classic American songbook works best. Anyone with a song in their heart and a story to share is welcome! CE-MUSIC 2098VA, 6 Mon., Feb. 6-Mar. 20 (skip 2/27), 6:30-8:30 pm, $145. E Cohen. #20023 REMOTE Piano for Adults Individualized and group instruction. Access to a piano and practice outside of class time are required. $192 (+ textbook unless student already has it). H Dutton. Beginner: If you always wanted to play piano but never got around to it, this class is for you! Learn to read music and have fun with chords on familiar tunes. CE-MUSIC 2005, 10 Fri., Feb. 3-Apr. 14 (skip Feb. 24), 6:00-7:30 pm. #20012 Advanced Beginner: For students who have completed Beginner class or have knowledge of basic note reading. CE-MUSIC 2062, 10 Fri., Feb. 3-Apr. 14 (skip Feb. 24), 7:30-9:00 pm. #20013 Intermediate: For students who have completed Advanced Beginner class or have musical note and chord reading skill. CE-MUSIC 2020, 10 Thurs., Feb. 2-Apr. 6, 4:30-6:00 pm. #20014 Advanced Intermediate: For students with intermediate to advanced technique. CE-MUSIC 2018, 10 Thurs., Feb. 2-Apr. 6, 6:00-7:30 pm. #20015 IN-PERSON Piano is Fun Add the joy of music to your life! The Beginning class is designed for those who are playing piano for the first time. If you have always wanted to learn, this is your chance! The Intermediate class builds on the foundation of the Beginner class by using familiar tunes and easy chords. Please bring your own keyboard with batteries in it. 7 Tues., 12:15-1:15 pm, $83 (+ textbook). D Moran. Beginning: CE-MUSIC 2060VA, Feb. 7-Mar. 21, KNC-4. #20009 Intermediate: CE-MUSIC 2061VA, Mar. 28-May 9, KNC-4. #20010 IN-PERSON Guitar is Fun Now is your chance to jam with friends in a friendly supportive atmosphere. The Beginner class is designed for those who have never played before. Learn chords, strums and finger picking to familiar songs by the Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel, Cat Stevens, and many others. The Intermediate class builds on the foundations of the Beginner class with possible note reading added. In the Advanced class, we will learn combination strums, fingerpicking, and more chords, with possible note reading in first position and barre chords if there is time. Students must bring their own guitar to class. 7 Tues., $83. D Moran. Beginning: CE-MUSIC 2057VA Feb. 7-Mar. 21, 1:30-2:30 pm, KNC-4. #20005 Intermediate: CE-MUSIC 2066VA Sec. A: Feb. 7-Mar. 21, 2:45-3:45 pm, KNC-4. #20093 Sec. B: Mar. 28-May 9, 2:45-3:45 pm, KNC-4. #20094 Late Beginner Guitar: CE-MUSIC 2058VA Mar. 28-May 9, 1:30-2:30 pm. KNC-4. #20006 FINANCES & RETIREMENT PLANNING REMOTE Veterans Benefits: Are You Getting What You Deserve? Did you know that there are more than 17,500,000 veterans living in the U.S. today? America is a grateful nation and we want veterans to take advantage of all the medical, educational, psychological, housing and administrative benefits they are entitled to, including benefits of coupons worth $40 given to every veteran weekly for fresh vegetables and meats at Farmer 's markets everywhere. Come learn how to get what you or your loved ones are entitled to. CE-FIN 2082VA, 4 Mon., Feb. 27-Mar. 20, 6:30-8:30 pm, $90. T Riley. #20090


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3 Translation Services to Help your Global Business Succeed
Globalisation and the advent of the internet have seen an increasing number of UK businesses capitalise on a new opportunity to sell their products and services overseas. The exact number of UK businesses that currently sell their products to Europe differs depending on where you look, but the general consensus is that between 5 and 11 percent of the UK's 5.4 million businesses currently export to the EU.
Success in this international market relies on, among other things, a business's ability to reach its audience in their language. We have previously discussed the preference of international consumers for buying goods and services in their own language, with 56.2 percent admitting that local language content is even more important than price.
Clearly then, whether it's marketing videos, global patent filing or certified legal translation, a rigorous translation that allows you to reach an international customer base in their language is a must. Here are three examples of business translation services that are central to your overseas success…
1. Certified legal translations
The legal hoops you need to jump through in the UK can be difficult enough to understand, so when you're expanding overseas, you need to make sure you have a legal translation team on your side to remove the additional complication of language.
Without accurate translation, cross-cultural miscommunication and misunderstandings are a real risk, and when dealing with the law, they could prove to be very costly mistakes. Employing a certified translation team from the start that can translate audio and text documents on your behalf will ensure the accuracy of legal documents. That will reduce the risk of lost revenue, reputational damage and legal proceedings that could result from linguistic errors or oversights.
2. Video translations
Video is becoming an increasingly popular and effective method of communicating with customers, whether it's other businesses or consumers. Product demonstrations, how-to tutorials, adverts and educational videos can all play an important role in attracting, engaging and converting international customers, as long as they are in the local language.
Subtitling services and audio translation are both crucial to adapting English-speaking assets for local audiences. If your videos are translated and localised appropriately, you can increase the ROI of the original video and bring it to a whole new audience at very little extra cost.
3. Patent applications
One of the most important aspects of any business is safeguarding its products so they cannot be replicated by other organisations. If you have a product or service that can be patented, then putting the necessary protection in place is highly advisable, particularly if you plan to enter multiple markets.
Patent applications require exact wording and a thorough understanding of the language they are to be granted in. The slightest mistake could end up with the necessary protection not being provided and that could make or break your success overseas. With the costs of making a mistake so high, it's essential your patent application translation is word perfect first time around, which is where our business translation services can help.
Around half of all online buyers will purchase products from businesses in other countries by 2020. Is that a market you can afford to miss out on? Get in touch with Linguistica International to see how our business translation services can help you put your best foot forward overseas.
The Role of Forensic Linguistics in Battling Abuse Online
The internet has got a lot to answer for, or perhaps it's social media more specifically that seems to be impacting our world in so many damaging ways. Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram have all been linked to declining levels of mental health in teens and young adults. Not only do they exacerbate children's and young people's body image worries and worsen bullying, but they also cause sleep problems, feelings of anxiety, depression and loneliness.
One of the biggest concerns is undoubtedly the rise in online bullying and the ease with which faceless 'trolls' can say pretty much whatever they like, to anyone they like, with relative impunity. However, thankfully there is one way those who make bullying, threatening and inflammatory comments can be caught.
When free speech turns ugly
The anonymity trolls enjoy is a major contributing factor to their behaviour. They believe they can say anything without consequences and even use software that conceals their IP addresses so their ugliness can come out. That makes it extremely difficult to prove who is behind the comments using conventional investigation techniques.
Thankfully, investigators are starting to realise that linguistics could be the key to tracking the trolls down. Much like fingerprints, our speech patterns leave behind clues about who we are, with linguistic quirks and our unique vocabulary providing insight into our experiences, our background and where we come from.
Forensic linguistics in action
Of course, linguistic identification is nowhere near as exact as biological identifiers such as fingerprint evidence or DNA, but it can be enough to change the direction of an investigation. In a recent American defamation case, a local businessman and various judges were being relentlessly trolled by an online commenter.
Forensic linguists were called in and noticed that just a handful of nouns were used in unusual ways. This helped to link the troll to articles a local lawyer had written which had been published online. After digging a little deeper, investigators then saw that the username of the troll was connected to the lawyer personally. When confronted with this evidence, the lawyer confessed and was subsequently demoted.
The role of machine learning
Trolling is a very difficult issue to tackle in this way because it is so prevalent. The costs of using forensic linguistics in every case would be huge, which is where artificial intelligence can help. Some sites use AI moderation tools to review and approve content before it appears on public-facing platforms. This type of tool uses search filters to identify offensive keywords, but other tools have gone a step further than that and can identify abusive messages even where offensive language or slurs are not used.
This type of tool could be used by platforms like Twitter and Facebook to identify and block abusive messages before they are received. Not only would that offer a degree of protection for users, but it would also mean forensic linguistics could be saved for more serious cases.
This is a very emotive topic and one we would love to hear your views on. Please share your experiences on our Facebook page or to find out more about any of our translation services, please get in touch with our team.


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using System;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;

namespace GoogleMobileAds.iOS.Mediation.MyTarget
{
    // Externs used by the iOS component.
    internal class Externs
    {
        [DllImport("__Internal")]
        internal static extern void GADUMMyTargetSetUserConsent(bool userConsent);

        [DllImport("__Internal")]
        internal static extern bool GADUMMyTargetGetUserConsent();

        [DllImport("__Internal")]
        internal static extern void GADUMMyTargetSetUserAgeRestricted(bool userAgeRestricted);

        [DllImport("__Internal")]
        internal static extern bool GADUMMyTargetIsUserAgeRestricted();

        [DllImport("__Internal")]
        internal static extern void GADUMMyTargetSetCCPAUserConsent(bool ccpaUserConsent);

        [DllImport("__Internal")]
        internal static extern bool GADUMMyTargetGetCCPAUserConsent();
    }
}

#endif


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Charlie Day Photos
Charlie Day info
Born: 9 February, 1976
Nickname: Green Man
Spouse: Mary Elizabeth Ellis (04 March 2006 – present)
Known for: A Quiet Little Marriage , Love Thy Neighbor , It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: A Very Sunny Christmas (video) , Bad Company , Going the Distance and more.
Watch movies with Charlie Day online
Going the Distance 2010
Horrible Bosses 2011
Monsters University 2013
Pacific Rim 2013
The Lego Movie 2014
Charlie Day biography
This block contains the information about Charlie Day and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.
Charlie Day was born in the beginning of February 1976 in one of the greatest cities in the world, that is famous due to its high sky scratches and due to the fact that it is all built from marble and stone,- in New York. He is a famous producer, scenario writer and actor of course. The greatest part of his childhood he spent in Middletown, which is located on the Rhode Island. He graduated Merrimack College in Massachusetts. In cinema he debut with the role in the movie "Mary and Rhoda" in 2000. He is mostly famous due to the role of Charlie Kelly in the comedy TV show, called "In Philadelphia it is always sunny" which was filmed since 2005- till 2010. It is interesting to know that he is also the scenario writer of this TV show. He also wrote the scenario to the movie "Going nowhere". Also he was the producer for the movies and TV shows for which he wrote the scenario. Also he performed in such movies, as: "Intolerable Bosses", "On the distance of love", "Silent marriage", "Reno", "the end of summer". Currently he is writing a scenario for a brand new TV show, and is thinking of making his own show on the television. As he is working too much he is not able to have a long lasting relationship as he simply doesn't have time for it.
Where Charlie Day born?
With the help of the Google satellite map you can find the place where Charlie Day was born. By zooming in and out you can see the place itself and the area it is situated in and nearby. Find out where Charlie Day was born. Now you can see the place itself even not traveling.
Charlie Day filmography
Here you can learn about the movies Charlie Day acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.
Bad Company - Stoner (uncredited) $70M 2002 $11M $30.2M
Going the Distance - Dan $32M 2010 $8.51M $17.8M
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: A Very Sunny Christmas (video) - Charlie Kelly, Executive Producer, Writer (written by) 2009
A Quiet Little Marriage - Adam 2008
Love Thy Neighbor - Video Clerk 2002
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 3: Dancing Guy (video short) - Charlie 2008
Campfire Stories - Joe 2001
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 3: Meet the McPoyles (video short) - Charlie Kelly 2008
Late Summer (short) - Trevor 2001
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Sunny Side Up (video short) - Charlie Kelly 2008
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 3: Sunny Side Up (video short) - Charlie Kelly 2008
Amanda Seyfried's battle with anxiety
Lovelace star Amanda Seyfried suffers from crippling anxiety. The actress has spent years learning how to deal with panic attacks and anxiety and she mostly manages to keep things under control,
Kristen Wiig: Friends told me to dress up
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George Clooney pulls a prank on Sandra Bullock
Everybody in Hollywood knows that George Clooney is quite a prankster and his latest victim was his good friend Sandra Bullock. The Gravity co-stars were at a dinner party one night when Clooney
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Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK
Westminster, London, England, UK
Mia Farrow
Jimmy Bennett
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Ziyi Zhang
Pelo malo
Bringing Up Bobby
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Q: What is the perl format and best regular expression library that compile in MS VC++6.0? I wrote a program in c++ in VC++2008 with boost library for regular expression. But my code must be compiled in vc++6.0 compiler. vc++6 has compile error when using regular expression(I'm not actually sure but I can't compile boostRegex in vc++6).
So, for changing my library from boost, what is your opinion to me(one that is more similar to boost regex is better, for decreasing cost of converting. )

A: Boost 1.34.1 is supposedly the last version which supports VC6, and includes the regex lib.  Likely it'd be be easier to revert to that version than switch to a completely different library.

A: Regular Expression Library component int this site;


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Ivan the Fourth: Leader, Conqueror, Murderer, Psychopath
In medieval Russia, specifically Moscow in the early sixteenth century, times were beginning to change. This period of Russian history saw the end of Appanage Rus and the beginning of the Muscovite state. This alteration in political organization was centred upon the rule of one of history's most notorious names, Ivan Groznyi, in English, Ivan the Terrible. He was the first ever Tsar of Russia, his reign began as a rather unremarkable one, in the first half of his years in power were viewed by historians as successful ones, where he instituted reforms in the church codes, and military service by the gentry. However, this period shifted rapidly, beginning with the sudden death of Ivan the Terrible's wife, Anastasia. Ivan believed his wife had been poisoned, and carried out a campaign of vengeance against those he believed to be responsible, beginning with the supposed perpetrators themselves, and soon thereafter carrying on to their immediate family, friends and associates
One of Cherniavsky's viewpoints is that Ivan the terrible did not truly deserve his epithet.
This depiction of an overall ?renaissance mood? by Cherniavsky.
Cherniavsky also refers to another writer's thesis.
Changing depictions of the Tsar.
At the end of the film, Eisenstein shows Ivan.
The final assessment of Ivan the Terrible is by Hellie.
The most believable explanation for Ivan the terrible's reign.
[...] He states that "Ivan by modern standards would be a paranoid" and later adds that Ivan had a classic symptom that paranoid individuals have, "whatever threat can be conceived can be believed."[26] He also speaks of another symptom, saying "Ivan made erroneous judgments about threats posed by others, a basic feature of paranoia."[27] Ivan also fitted the age range of people afflicted by paranoia, ages thirty-five to fifty, Ivan was 35 at the start of the Oprichnina and 42 when it ended.[28] Hellie's evaluation of Ivan the Terrible is a psychological one, focusing on his individual actions as a function of his paranoia. [...]
[...] In a later scene, Kurbsky is violently punishing Mongol prisoners and Ivan deplores the act.[15] Eisenstein thus shows that Ivan the terrible is seemingly at this point against the use of unnecessary violence, a stance he surely surrenders later in his reign. After the death of his wife, Ivan is shown a list of boyars who abandoned his cause and in an act of self doubt, decides to leave Moscow, with his newly created palace army, abdicating the throne until the people of Moscow beg him to return.[16] This exemplifies the leader's selflessness and at the same time humanity, distraught by the death of this wife he shows apparent weakness in the face of adversity. [...]
[...] the article Ivan the Terrible as a Renaissance Prince by Michael Cherniavsky and another article, In Search of Ivan the Terrible by Richard Hellie. Although these articles offer clear and distinct opinions on the cause of Ivan the Terrible, there is an underlying brutality to his actions that is impossible to overlook. Ivan the Terrible committed crimes so atrocious and massive that another person in his position could not have been equally as brutal. One of Cherniavsky's viewpoints is that Ivan the terrible did not truly deserve his epithet. [...]
[...] The final assessment of Ivan the Terrible is by Hellie. Although he attempts to take a neutral opinion on the entire matter, he overwhelmingly appears to side with the camp that believes Ivan was himself mentally unstable. His whole opinion seems to centre on Ivan's "unfounded suspicion of the nobility and oppression of the boyars."[20] Hellie seems to firmly agree with the point of view that Ivan was paranoid of subversion to his rule, and willing to do anything to attain what was in his mind complete control. [...]
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US SEC examining Musk's tweets on taking Tesla private: WSJ
U.S. regulators are examining how Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk announced his plan to take the electric carmaker private and whether his statement was truthful, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
FILE PHOTO: Elon Musk, founder, CEO and lead designer at SpaceX and co-founder of Tesla, speaks at the International Space Station Research and Development Conference in Washington, U.S., July 19, 2017. REUTERS/Aaron P. Bernstein/File Photo
08 Aug 2018 09:40PM (Updated: 09 Aug 2018 04:46AM )
REUTERS: U.S. regulators are examining how Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk announced his plan to take the electric carmaker private and whether his statement was truthful, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
Musk announced his plan on Tuesday on Twitter, an unusual move that has drawn scrutiny from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the newspaper said, citing people familiar with the matter.
The agency declined to comment and Tesla did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Musk tweeted on Tuesday that he had secured funding for the plan, but he has not provided details or evidence, and several securities attorneys told Reuters that Musk could face investor lawsuits if it was proven he did not have secure financing at the time of his tweet.
Tesla's board on earlier on Wednesday said it was evaluating taking the company private, which would be the biggest leveraged buyout of all time.
In a statement on Tesla's website https://bit.ly/2vJiaMm, six of Tesla's nine directors said the board had met several times over the last week to discuss such an idea and was "taking the appropriate next steps to evaluate this."
Musk said that he was considering taking the loss-making electric carmaker private at US$420 a share, which would value a deal at more than US$70 billion.
Tesla said on Wednesday the discussions had addressed the issue of how to fund such a deal, but gave no details. The statement did not address how the US$420-per-share price was established.
Public companies have four days to report certain material events that shareholders should know about to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Tesla shares fell 2.4 percent to US$370.34 on Wednesday after closing up 11 percent on Tuesday.
Some Wall Street analysts were skeptical of Musk's ability to gather the huge financial backing to complete such a deal, given that Tesla loses money, has US$10.9 billion of debt and its bonds are rated junk by credit ratings agencies.
"Who gives US$30 to US$50 billion to buy back the shares?" asked NordLB analyst Frank Schwope. "And if you stay as a shareholder you get less information than before and you depend more and more on Elon Musk."
The deal would be the biggest leveraged buyout of all time, beating the US$45 billion record set by Texas power utility Energy Future Holdings.
The most obvious equity partners for Musk would be a sovereign wealth fund such as Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF), which sources said on Tuesday had taken a stake of just below 5 percent in Tesla, or a major technology investment fund such as SoftBank Group Corp's Vision Fund, bankers said.
SoftBank is currently not interested in a deal for Tesla after earlier this year taking a stake in General Motors Co's self-driving unit, Cruise, Reuters reported earlier on Wednesday.
Musk and SoftBank held unsuccessful talks about a take-private deal in April 2017, according to a source familiar with the matter. Bloomberg News, which first reported on that meeting, said the talks failed to progress due to disagreements over ownership.
China's Tencent Holdings Ltd , which took a 5 percent stake in Tesla last year, could also be a possible partner.
SURPRISE MOVE
In a letter after his tweet on Tuesday, Musk fleshed out his idea, suggesting shareholders would get the option to sell their shares for US$420 each or remain investors in a private Tesla, out of the glare of Wall Street and its need for positive quarterly results.
He said that would allow Tesla to "operate at its best, free from as much distraction and short-term thinking as possible."
Some on Wall Street shared that view.
"They're being bombarded with questions that we don't think are as relevant to the long-term value of the company," said Sam Korus, an analyst for ARK Investment Management, which had 443,874 Tesla shares as of June 30. Korus said he would need more details from Musk to judge whether a buyout offer would be practical and at what price it would be attractive.
Musk has been under intense pressure this year to turn his money-losing, debt-laden company into a profitable higher-volume manufacturer, a prospect that has sent Tesla's valuation higher than that of GM.
The company is still working its way out of what Musk called "production hell" at its home factory in Fremont, California, where a series of manufacturing challenges delayed the ramp-up of production of its new Model 3 sedan, on which the company's profitability rests.
Going private is one way to avoid scrutiny by the public market as Musk and the company tackle those challenges. Musk has feuded publicly with regulators, critics, short sellers and reporters, and some analysts suggested that less transparency would be welcomed by Musk.
The six board members who issued the statement on Wednesday included James Murdoch, chief executive of Twenty-First Century Fox Inc and Brad Buss, who was the chief financial officer of solar panel maker SolarCity until it was bought by Tesla in 2016.
Other board members mentioned in the statement included Robyn Denholm, Ira Ehrenpreis, Antonio Gracias and Linda Johnson Rice. Tesla's other board members are Musk, his brother Kimbal Musk and venture capitalist Steve Jurvetson.
(Reporting by Supantha Mukherjee and Arjun Panchadar in Bengaluru, Liana Baker and Carl O'Donnell in New York, Ross Kerber in Boston and Ben Klayman in Detroit; Writing by Bill Rigby; Editing by Meredith Mazzilli and Nick Zieminski)
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