Cuil is the cutting edge. The advances in the field are occurring at an unheard of pace.
The recovery of the world economy may very well depend on science finding a productive way of harnessing the Cuil.
The idea was to lampoon the terrible search engine capabilities of the Cuil search engine, while providing a functionally stimulating idea about the interrelationship between tangential things.
HalCion: Reddit's thumbnails have a Cuil level of effectiveness.
RedDyeNumber4 Can we make that a unit of measurement?
One Cuil = One level of abstraction away from the reality of a situation.
1 Cuil: if you asked me for a hamburger, and I gave you a raccoon.
2 Cuils: If you asked me for a hamburger, but it turns out I don't really exist. Where I was originally standing, a picture of a hamburger rests on the ground.
3 Cuils: You awake as a hamburger. You start screaming only to have special sauce fly from your lips. The world is in sepia.
4 Cuils: Why are we speaking German? A mime cries softly as he cradles a young cow. Your grandfather stares at you as the cow falls apart into patties. You look down only to see me with pickles for eyes, I am singing the song that gives birth to the universe.
5 Cuils: You ask for a hamburger, I give you a hamburger. You raise it to your lips and take a bite. Your eye twitches involuntarily. Across the street a father of three falls down the stairs. You swallow and look down at the hamburger in your hands. I give you a hamburger. You swallow and look down at the hamburger in your hands. You cannot swallow. There are children at the top of the stairs. A pickle shifts uneasily under the bun. I give you a hamburger. You look at my face, and I am pleading with you. The children are crying now. You raise the hamburger to your lips, tears stream down your face as you take a bite. I give you a hamburger. You are on your knees. You plead with me to go across the street. I hear only children's laughter. I give you a hamburger. You are screaming as you fall down the stairs. I am your child. You cannot see anything. You take a bite of the hamburger. The concrete rushes up to meet you. You awake with a start in your own bed. Your eye twitches involuntarily. I give you a hamburger. As you kill me, I do not make a sound. I give you a hamburger.
6 Cuils: You ask me for a hamburger. My attempt to reciprocate is cut brutally short as my body experiences a sudden lack of electrons. Across a variety of hidden dimensions you are dismayed. John Lennon hands me an apple, but it slips through my fingers. I am reborn as an ocelot. You disapprove. A crack echoes through the universe in defiance of conventional physics as cosmological background noise shifts from randomness to a perfect A Flat. Children everywhere stop what they are doing and hum along in perfect pitch with the background radiation. Birds fall from the sky as the sun engulfs the earth. You hesitate momentarily before allowing yourself to assume the locus of all knowledge. Entropy crumbles as you peruse the information contained within the universe. A small library in Phoenix ceases to exist. You stumble under the weight of everythingness, Your mouth opens up to cry out, and collapses around your body before blinking you out of the spatial plane. You exist only within the fourth dimension. The fountainhead of all knowledge rolls along the ground and collides with a small dog. My head tastes sideways as spacetime is reestablished, you blink back into the corporeal world disoriented, only for me to hand you a hamburger as my body collapses under the strain of reconstitution. The universe has reasserted itself. A particular small dog is fed steak for the rest of its natural life. You die in a freak accident moments later, and you soul works at the returns desk for the Phoenix library. You disapprove. Your disapproval sends ripples through the inter-dimensional void between life and death. A small child begins to cry as he walks toward the stairway where his father stands.
7 Cuils: I give you a hamburger. The universe is engulfed within itself. A bus advertising hotdogs drives by a papillon. It disapproves. An unnatural force reverses Earth's gravity. You ask for a hamburger. I reciprocate with a mildly convulsing potato. You disapprove. Your disapproval releases a cosmic shift in the void between birth and life. You ask for a hamburger. A certain small dog feasts on hamburger patties for the rest of its unnatural, eternal endurance. Your constant disapproval sends silence through everything. A contrived beast becomes omnipotent. You ask for a hamburger. I give you a hamburger your body becomes an unsettled blob of nothingness, then divides by three. The papillon barks. The universe realigns itself. You, the papillon, and the hamburger disapprove. This condemnation stops the realignment. Hades freezes over. A pig is launched is launched into the unoccupied existence between space and time with a specific hamburger. You ask for a hamburger. I give you a hamburger. It screams as you lift it to your face. You laugh maniacally as I plead with you. You devour the hamburger as it pleads for mercy. I disapprove and condemn you to an eternity in a certain void where a certain pig and its specific hamburger are located. The Universal Space-time Continuum Committee disapproves of my irrational decision. You are locked away and are fed hamburgers for the rest of your natural existence. A pickle refuses to break down during the process of digestion. You die in a freak accident. A certain pickle lives the rest of its life in a comatose state. Your soul disapproves. Down the street a child cries as a hamburger gets stuck in, and climbs back up, her esophagus. You ask again for a hamburger. I refuse to reciprocate. You demand a lawyer. I remind you harshly that this is the new world order. Lawyers no longer exist. Only papillons. Your name is written on a list of sins. Blasphemy. You ask for a hamburger. The comatose pickle vanquishes your soul from this universe. Realignment occurs. You beg for a hamburger. A certain papillon's name is written on an obelisk in Egypt. Mumble. Peasants worship the obelisk. Your soulless corpse partakes in the festivity. Hamburgers are banned universally. The sun implodes. All planets cease to have ever existed. Mercury. Venus. Earth. Mars. Jupiter. Saturn. Uranus. Neptune. Pluto is the only mass in existence. Conveniently, you are on vacation here. Your need for hamburgers re-establishes space-time. Earth is recreated under your intergalactic rule. Hamburgers are your army. You wake up. Clowns. Clowns everywhere. Your dream rushes to meet you. You are kidnapped. You ask for a hamburger. They hand you a hotdog.
Apparently, people thought this was an interesting way to consider the relationships between objects. This website is an attempt to explain exactly how Cuil Theory is intended to work, so that in the future we can rate world on a scale of strangeness and surrealism that actually fits a standard.
This is because the Interrobang is fearsome, awesome, and not in use for mathematical reasons to the best of my knowledge.
Anyone is welcome to join the site and help construct Cuil Theory, and we hope you use it while describing a drug trip in the very near future.
I propose 0 Cuil, or "absolute Cuil". 0 Cuil: I ask for a hamburger, you give me the epitome of all hamburgers, to the most subjective detail. Observers in a state of Perfect Cuil are often introduced to a phenomenon known as the Cuil Paradox, where the hamburger asked/given ratio is so near 1:1 that the observer begins to doubt the reality, suspecting that the hamburger was an artifact of their manufactured memories. Then, in fact, they would be as far from absolute Cuil as possible.
What about the idea of negative Cuil, that head toward an infinite negative Cuil or a lower bound that is absolute realism.
Cuil modeling could have far reaching ramifications for coding theory, AI, and computer science.
Encryption, quantum communication and AI research as AI constructs become more complex and the large datasets they produce of diagnostic output, Cuil modeling could easily map and model just the pure semantic noise seen in AI "brain waves"


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This time talks got off to a promising start. As EU leaders mingled in the multi-coloured summit room, Angela Merkel approached May to share a joke on her iPad. May burst out laughing with Merkel when she saw what was on the device: a photo montage of the two leaders speaking in their respective parliaments earlier that day. Both were wearing a jacket in the same vivid shade of blue – that could be described as EU flag blue. European council president Donald Tusk and Luxembourg prime minister Xavier Bettel were also amused. One of the council's most senior officials smiled politely.
It wasn't just May's outfit that was in greater harmony with the occasion. One view of her presentation was that she was "good, credible and honest". Other reviews were less enthusiastic, but solid. "May was better than last time, but still somewhat evasive on the big questions," one EU source said.
Things could have gone awry. Even before May began her pitch, she already knew that EU leaders had rejected her bid for a short extension until 30 June. None of the 27 leaders believed the British parliament would ratify the thrice-rejected withdrawal agreement by that date. Many were already mentally preparing for a long extension of up to one year, with an option for the UK to quit – if parliament could ratify the deal.
But in the end the British prime minister was not the EU leader who caused the most irritation on the night. Instead, Emmanuel Macron frustrated the room with his flat refusal to countenance a long delay that most leaders were ready to accept.
Dividing lines had been drawn hours before the summit. Merkel told the Bundestag on Wednesday that the UK needed "a decent amount of time" to find a cross-party compromise on Brexit. "We have only 59 hours to avoid a disorderly UK exit from the EU," she said. The French president was also clock watching – but in a different way. Arriving at the summit, Macron noted that 34 months had passed since the Brexit vote. "Nothing was guaranteed" on what he called "the rumours of a long extension". He warned that the EU should not get snarled up by Brexit when "we have a European renaissance to drive".
The drama played out over a dinner of scallop salad, cod loin and iced macadamia nut parfait. By now, May had already left, after having just over an hour to persuade the 27 leaders who will decide Britain's fate. As EU leaders discussed how to handle the British question, May was in the British ambassador's residence a mile away, where a menu with a British flavour was served - roast lamb and treacle tart. (The prime minister, who is diabetic, had fruit for pudding).
Back at the summit, the French president told EU leaders that May had given no credible reasons to justify a long extension. But one leader after another lined up to say they did not have a problem with a delay. Germany, the Baltic States, Poland and Hungary spoke up in favour of a long delay, as did old British allies such as Portugal and the Netherlands.
Greece's prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, also was in favour of being flexile. He said the UK's participation in European elections would be "the greatest defeat of Brexiteers and maybe even the beginning of the end for Brexit".
Macron's opposition to delay even provoked a rare rebuke from Jean-Claude Juncker, according to one EU diplomat. "We are now solving France's domestic problems," Juncker was reported to have said in exasperation. German officials were said to be deeply irritated that the French leader was risking EU unity.
Some time after midnight, EU leaders agreed to split the difference. Instead of a long extension into March 2020 or short one until June, they settled on 31 October. Brexit day will fall on Halloween, assuming the UK takes part in the European elections.
Theresa May was called back to the summit headquarters, where she met Tusk to be informed of the only option on offer.


The European Handball Federation has confirmed the playing times for the Women's EHF EURO 2016, taking place in Sweden from 4 to 18 December.
The final on 18 December in the Scandinavium in Gothenburg will throw off at 18:00 hrs local time; the match for third place starts two and half hours earlier, at 15:30 hrs local time.
The general schedule for the preliminary round is 18:30 hrs for the day's first match and 20:45 hrs for the second. The only exception is the championship's first day, 4 December, on which the first game starts at 15:15 hrs, and the second, Sweden vs Spain which is the tournament's official opener, begins at 18:00 hrs.
The basic schedule for the main round is 16:15, 18:00 and 20:45 hrs and the matches will be assigned accordingly.
Fans can check the final tournament schedule for all timings.
At the final tournament draw on 10 June Sweden, Spain, Serbia and Slovenia were drawn to Group A; Netherlands, France, Germany and Poland make up Group B.
Group C consists of Montenegro, Hungary, Denmark and Czech Republic, while defending champions Norway, alongside Russia, Romania and Croatia, play in Group D.
Group A is played in Stockholm, Group B in Kristianstad, Group C in Malmö and Group D in Helsingborg. For the main round the tournament moves to Gothenburg (Group I) and Helsingborg (Group II) and the final weekend takes place in Gothenburg.


Yay for Friday! I've got a fun weekend ahead of me, so I'm hoping my day of work flies right on by.
I'm going to a CAbi party in the morning. Then, I'm going back to my hometown for my nephew's birthday party.My husband has to work and has graciously offered for the dogs to stay home with him. Hallelujah! I'm also hoping my parents offer to take me to the mall. We don't have an H&M in Knoxville, and I can hear it calling my name.
As always, I'm linking up with Lauren today. What are you doing this weekend?
1. Richard Simmons tweeted me this week. It's pretty much the most exciting thing that has ever happened to me.
2. I always feel like a moron when I wear my hair in a ponytail. Do I look like a moron? Be honest.
3. Which part do you like best? I can't decide.
4. Valentine's flowers from my sweet husband. I love that he doesn't send roses!
5. Me and coffee were BFFs this week. But then again, we're BFFs every week.
Love this. I think I like the center part better. It feels a little more contemporary. But lets be honest, you look great with both. What size curling iron do you use? Can you do a hair tutorial? Happy weekend love!


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Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel Review
Written by BuckGB on	May 4th, 2004
Fragland has tossed up a review of Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, giving the post-apocalyptic action RPG an overall score of 76.5%. Their final paragraph to follow:
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel is a good game for hack & slash fanatics, but in my opinion all other gamers should first rent it and then decide whether or not to buy it. It lacks original features and doesn't have a lot of variation but it's entertaining none-the-less.
Related Games: Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel

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Im not sure what happened to my 15 week entry, instead we were busy announcing to friends and family and on social media. Along with the blog posts I guess it slipped by!
Week 16 has been busy though. I had my midwife appointment and all my bloods came back fine, the screening tests we had taken were also all low risk. I heard the heart beat for the second time at the 16 week appointment which was over far too quickly, Pips rate was 145/150 beats per minute. Trying not to get excited about the gender! Although we will know this time next week, I would be lying if I didn't admit to being a little nervous about taking Monkey to the scan. Then we need to make the decision about how open we are going to be about the gender. I know certain family members are very keen to know. Plus I am not sure if a 3.5 year old will be able to keep it quiet.
I'm still black and blue with the heprin. Some of the bruises don't seem to be going away. Hubby has taken pity on me and took Monkey into the pool this week for his swimming class. Quite hilariously all five mothers at the pool are expecting and we are not due that far apart. Its the first time I have seen the bus effect with pregnant women..…wait and wait and they call come along at once! Although I am hoping to meet more at the NCT classes which I have also signed up to this week. I made some great friends last time round, I know it will be slightly different with second babies. However it would be nice to meet people mohave coffee with!
There doesn't seem to be any reason why some injections bruise so bad and others don't. The liquid stings which is worse than the injection itself. We had a great run over the weekend where all three didn't really leave much more than 1cm bruises and didn't hurt or sting that much. We did joke that it could be because we had been particularly social that weekend and Hubby had had a couple of beers so was more relaxed. I think all jokes a aside there is probably some merit in this, it can't be much fun jabbing your other half every day. We are three weeks down now and I am tempted to put a count down on the back of the bathroom door – only 29 weeks to go!! Please don't think Im not grateful for this though as its the medication which is giving us a much better chance of having our bundle of joy. And as I was reminded (unintentionally) by a close of friend on mine this week that there are plenty of people out there who don't even get this chance.
We also had big news at work this week that has resulted in a promotion of sorts for me. I was utterly amazed when I found out, an its great career wise. Its nice to know that the pregnancy has been looked over and Ive been given it on may capability.
The nausea has gone almost all together, apart from train travel. I don't remember having travel sickness with Monkey but they say every pregnancy's different. My weight has stayed the same now for about 6 weeks. I am starting to eat more so hopefully it will start to increase. I am definitely starting to crave sugar over anything else, the carbs have even dropped by the wayside. If anyone asks I would opt for Caprese Salad with avocado any day having eaten it several times in the last week!
Monkey's skin has been bad again this week so we went to the doctors to hurry up the dermatologist referral we were promised a couple of weeks ago. While we there I thought it best to check how regularly I needed my thyroid tested as at the 16 week appointment the midwife explained that falls under the GPs responsibility. The GP suggested every 4 weeks but that the hospital should do it. So at the moment I am a little stuck between the GP and hospital with the added complication that they both happen to be in different trusts. The GP did give me a blood form as its not been done since I was 8 weeks, so we ill get this one and then try and figure out the best way about getting them done in the future.
Really looking forward to the scan on the 24th, although I feel Pip move on a daily basis now it will still be nice to see him/her again. I wonder if it will be a bit more energetic this time round?
Ouch to the jabs. I didn't have jabs until the end when I got given steroids (at a point we were considering delivering before 37 weeks eep) and they hurt.
Maybe you should get a reward chart that monkey could put the sticker on each week for you and his present is the baby??
Excited to find out what you're having!
Hope the scan goes well. I think the second scan is always very excited. Those jabs don't sound nice.
I hate jabs however always seemed to get used to them whilst i was pregnant twice. How exciting that you have your 2nd scan coming up too. Whoop I remember that feeling of excitement.


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Matthew J. Thomas has more than 20 years of experience in international trade, transport and maritime regulation, and government affairs, representing leading energy and commodities companies, shipowners, governments, insurers, investors, ports, shipyards, and marine terminal operators. He is currently co-chair of the Firm's Maritime Industry Team.
Matt works extensively in the areas of trade sanctions (OFAC/AML) and export controls. He represents clients around the world on compliance and investigations in connection with sanctions on Iran, Syria, Sudan, and other targets; guides leading energy firms through the implementation of U.S. sanctions on Russia; and, counsels companies in connection with the gradual opening of the Cuban market. He has investigated numerous cases of smuggling and money laundering in the commodities and shipping sector.
In addition, Matt has extensive expertise in the maritime, logistics, and container shipping sector. He has represented leading carriers, terminals, and logistics providers in regulatory proceedings before the Federal Maritime Commission ("FMC"), where he formerly served as the Assistant General Counsel for International Affairs, and is experienced in global container operators' merger and integration projects.
He also counsels private companies and foreign governments on matters of international law and diplomatic strategy, particularly in defending national sovereignty or combating international trade barriers. During his government tenure, he was responsible for the FMC's relations with foreign shipping regulators and multilateral bodies, such as the European Union ("EU"), World Trade Organization ("WTO"), and Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development ("OECD").
Matt works with leading maritime and marine terminal clients on a broad range of compliance issues, including environmental, safety, citizenship and "Jones Act" coastwise compliance. He has represented leading energy companies in key Jones Act rulings and investigations that have shaped domestic petroleum trade, and structured complex Jones Act compliance ownership structures.
Throughout his career, Matt has built strong relationships with U.S. government officials, trade associations, and the local legal and lobbying community. He guides international businesses in their dealings with the Departments of State, Treasury, Commerce, and Transportation, as well as independent regulatory agencies and Congress. In addition to his professional experience in maritime and international trade, Matt has also served as a federal lobbyist and led successful lobbying efforts on the behalf of local governments, advising on federal affairs and managing relations with congressional offices.
Matt's broad and diverse Washington career has given him unique skills in legal and regulatory strategy and project management, including the design and execution of hybrid legal and government relations efforts to shape policy and achieve client objectives.
Matt wrote the United States chapter for Ports and Terminals (3rd Ed.), a global compendium of port law that was published in 2018 by Getting The Deal Through.
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Served as the program lead in investigations and trade disputes between the United States and other countries (including China, Japan, and Brazil) over maritime sector market access and restrictions, and successfully defended agency action before federal appeals court.
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Courménil era una comuna francesa situada en el departamento de Orne, de la región de Normandía, que el 1 de enero de 2017 pasó a ser una comuna delegada de la comuna nueva de Gouffern-en-Auge al fusionarse con las comunas de Aubry-en-Exmes, Avernes-sous-Exmes, Chambois, Exmes, Fel, La Cochère, Le Bourg-Saint-Léonard, Omméel, Saint-Pierre-la-Rivière, Silly-en-Gouffern, Survie, Urou-et-Crennes y Villebadin.

Demografía

Los datos demográficos contemplados en este gráfico de la comuna de Courménil se han cogido de 1800 a 1999 de la página francesa EHESS/Cassini, y los demás datos de la página del INSEE.

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St Pancras was born to Roman parents near Synnada, Turkey. His mother died during childbirth and his father died when he was 8 years old. St Pancras moved with his uncle to live in Rome. They converted to Christianity and lived devout and pious lives.
During the reign of the Roman Emperor Diocletian, Christians were mercilessly persecuted. St Pancras was one among the many thousands arrested. He was given the option, to offer sacrifice to their Roman gods with the promise of wealth and power, or be executed. St Pancras resolutely refused to recognise any god other than God the Father in Heaven. In response, he was beheaded. He was only about 14 yrs old.
His Feast Day is the 12th May.
Pray for us that we will remain firm in our faith and a worthy example to others.


OTTAWA — The 30-nation OECD is warning Canada may face a prolonged period of high unemployment despite what it believes will be a major boost from Ottawa's fiscal stimulus package.
Sep. 17, 2009 4:19 a.m.
The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development projects the federal stimulus will reduce the job losses by between 0.7 per cent and 1.1 per cent of the workforce in 2010.
That is roughly in the range of Finance Minister Jim Flaherty's claim in the January budget that stimulus would create or save about 190,000 jobs over two years.
"This is both because the size of the fiscal package was reasonably large (fifth largest in the OECD as a percentage of GDP) and because employment in Canada is relatively responsive to fiscal stimuli such as tax cuts and public expenditures," the Paris-based think-tank wrote.
The organization points out that Canada's unemployment rate hit a recessionary high in 1993, but that it took almost eight years after that before the rate returned to pre-recession levels.
Not all analysts agree that Canada's job prospects are as bleak as the OECD paints them, however.
Bank of Montreal economist Sal Guatieri said while there is a danger that Canadian firms will be slow to rehire, and instead focus on improving productivity, he does not believe there will be a jobless recovery in this country.
"That is a possibility for the U.S. I would think Canada's labour market would bounce back quicker because business confidence is higher in Canada," he said.
The jobless recovery scenario will be a major theme throughout the industrialized world, says the OECD, which forecast unemployment will hit a post-Second World War record of 10 per cent in the latter half of 2010.
In total, 25 million workers will lose their jobs over a three-year period in the OECD's 30-member countries.
The Paris-based watchdog calls the short-term jobs outlook "grim," adding that labour market conditions appear set to deteriorate further in the coming months.
It also says there is a risk that the rise in joblessness could result in a permanently higher unemployment level that could take many years to bring back down.
The organization urged governments to spend more on active labour market policies, such as job-seeker support, training and labour-demand support, that help the unemployed find work.
The OECD said that higher spending on these measures is cost effective and justifiable, even in countries whose public finances are strained from funding stimulus plans to fight the global recession.


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Q: Silverstripe comment module is not working i have installed silverstripe comment module but the comment form on page is not appearing also as they said in installation.md

Out of the box the module adds commenting support to all pages on your site. This functionality can be turned on and off on a per page basis in the CMS under the Behaviour tab for a given page. Once the Allow Comments checkbox is ticked, republish and view the webpage.

but  the Allow Comments checkbox is not appearing too
here's  my composer.json :-
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    "name": "silverstripe/installer",
    "description": "The SilverStripe Framework Installer",
    "require": {
        "php": ">=5.3.3",
        "silverstripe/cms": "3.2.1",
        "silverstripe/framework": "3.2.1",
        "silverstripe/reports": "3.2.1",
        "silverstripe/siteconfig": "3.2.1",
        "silverstripe-themes/simple": "3.1.*",
        "assertchris/hash-compat": "^1.0",
        "colymba/gridfield-bulk-editing-tools": "^2.1",
        "silverstripe/comments": "^2.0",
        "silverstripe/lumberjack": "^1.1",
        "silverstripe/tagfield": "^1.2",
        "silverstripe/blog": "^2.3"
    },
    "require-dev": {
        "phpunit/PHPUnit": "~3.7"
    },
    "config": {
        "process-timeout": 600
    },
    "prefer-stable": true,
    "minimum-stability": "dev"
}

what am i missing?

A: Just add
SiteTree:
  extensions:
    - CommentsExtension
  comments:
    require_login: true

in /mysite/config.yml
Then simply "/dev/build?flush=1"

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Gregory Drilling employees receive extensive safety and professional training that includes, but is not limited to, the following.
Gregory Drilling invests heavily to ensure clean, safe work sites. We own state-of-the-art equipment to enable us to safely drill any job in any soil condition. Every piece of equipment is regularly maintained by our fleet mechanics to ensure it is ready for the job. One example of our investment in safety is our mud recycling systems. We use our fleet of mud recycling systems to contain all drill cuttings and drilling mud. We utilize these mud systems to contain our drill cuttings to a hopper and transport them to a controlled staging area, keeping your site clean and maintaining a safe working environment for everyone on the job site.
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Ahmed Chataev. Photo via MINA.
Following Tuesday's horrific attack at Istanbul's Ataturk airport, which resulted in 44 death at the hands of three suicide bombers, Turkey was quick to blame the Islamic State for the terrorist act. And while that may be accurate, something surprising has emerged about the alleged ringleader of the group of three men who have been since identified as Russian, Uzbek and Kyrgyz nationals. As Russia's Kommersant and Turkish media report, a Chechen national suspected of being the mastermind behind the deadly Istanbul airport terrorist attack, had previously received refugee status in Austria, which helped him to repeatedly avoid extradition to Russia on terror charges.
As the complete picture of the latest terrorist attack in Turkey comes together, it has emerged that the attack was allegedly organized by Ahmed Chataev, a Russian citizen of Chechen origin, who joined the Islamic State in 2015 and now fights in Syria, Turkish media report, citing police sources.
It has been also revealed that Chataev was long wanted by the Russian authorities for terrorism-related offenses but he fled to Europe, where he was granted asylum, and successfully managed to escape extradition to Russia. The alleged mastermind joined Islamist secessionist militants that fought against Russia in the Second Chechen War between 1999 and 2000, where he lost an arm. Later, he was considered to be a representative of Dokka Umarov, once a "terrorist #1" in Russia, but protected in Western Europe.
The attack coordinator was on a wanted list in Russia since 2003 for sponsoring terrorism, recruiting extremists and membership in a terrorist group, Russian media report. However, in the same year, he received asylum in Austria. Chataev reportedly claimed that he lost his arm as he was severely tortured in Russian prison adding that he is being persecuted by Russian authorities.
In 2008, he was detained with some other Chechen nationals in the Swedish town of Trelleborg as police found Kalashnikov assault rifles, explosives and ammunition in his car. As a result, he spent more than a year in Swedish prison.
Below is the actual statement filed by Amnesty International titled "Ukraine: Chechen risks torture if returned to Russia".
One year later, he was again detained as he was crossing the border between Turkey and Bulgaria but he again avoided extradition because of the interference of human rights organizations that stressed Chataev had a refugee status in Austria and thus cannot be sent to Russia, Kommersant reported. Between 2012 and 2015, Chataev reportedly lived in Georgia, where he also joined some terrorist groups and served a prison sentence on terrorism-related charges.
In February 2015, he left Georgia for Syria, where he joined IS militants and soon took a high position in the Islamic State hierarchy.
Finally, in October 2015, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the US Department of the Treasury added Chataev to its terrorist list because of his alleged involvement into recruitment of extremists.
And just like that, in the span of 5 years, a person whose extradition to Russia was prevented by Europe and Amnesty ended up a formally recognized terrorist by the US, and ultimately his actions resulted in the death of 44 people. If only there was less political bickering between Russia and Europe, more than 40 innocent lives could have been spared.
Finally, in light of these revelations, one wonders precisely what is the function of the ubiquitous NSA in today's world?


Watch the highlights of Hastings United's 1-1 draw away to Herne Bay in the FA Cup on Saturday.
Sam Cole put United ahead in the second round qualifying tie with a terrific 24th minute strike and although Bay had a player sent-off a minute later, they earned a second bite at the cherry courtesy of an 87th minute penalty.
The replay will take place at The Pilot Field tomorrow (Tuesday) night, kick-off 7.45pm. United's scheduled league game away to East Grinstead Town will be played at a later date.


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The former BC Tree Fruits office building at 1473 Water Street has been sold. (Contributed)
BC Tree Fruits downtown Kelowna office sold for $7.5M
Historic building sold for 44 per cent more than the $5.2-million asking price
BC Tree Fruits' downtown Kelowna office has officially been sold.
HM Commercial Group announced the property at 1473 Water Street has sold for more than $7.5 million — more than 44 per cent higher than the $5.2-million asking price.
BC Tree Fruits' top brass admitted it was looking into the sale of the historic building in an interview with the Capital News at the end of September.
"It was a very difficult decision… it is an iconic building," said Warren Sarafinchan, Chief Executive Officer of the BC Tree Fruits Cooperative. "The cooperative is in the process of transforming our business, and it was a decision that was necessary."
At the time, Sarafinchan said he was 'shocked and overwhelmed' by the amount of interest in the building. That interest resulted in six offers on the property since it was listed on Oct. 1 — three of which were above the asking price.
HM stated the undisclosed buyer from the Lower Mainland indicates there are no immediate plans for the property and they will be seeking a replacement tenant until redevelopment plans are finalized.
The property offers a 13,600-square-foot building on 0.275 acres. The City of Kelowna's official community plan indicates support for up to 19 storeys in this location.
READ MORE: Massive Leon Ave development coming back to Kelowna council
READ MORE: Contentious Kelowna Costco relocation moved to public hearing
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Mustapha Abdulai draws parallels between his work at The Guild for Human Services and research he conducted for his doctoral thesis. The director of The Guild's 11 adult residences, Mustapha has found that his work is surprisingly relevant to the thesis he completed at the Geneva Graduate School of Governance, which compared human rights in Togo and Ghana. "The bottom line in my thesis and the mission of the Guild is that they both address issues of human rights and opportunities," he says. Read more about Mustapha.
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Emily Calden explains her work at The Guild for Human Services simply: "It's somewhat of a mission of mine," she says, "to give a voice to students who don't have one." A teacher who has worked at The Guild for eight years, the last seven as a speech therapy assistant, she is particularly drawn to the non-verbal students she sees. She works in both one-on-one and group settings to help her students communicate their desires, express their feelings and enhance their social skills. Read more about Emily.
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She jokes that she's been around longer than the trees. Well, not exactly, but longer than The Guild for Human Services has been naming its Guild School homes for trees rather than street names, a tradition that began several years ago. During Aise Calixte's 20 years as a residential assistant at The Guild, the woman affectionately known as "Mamacita" has worked with hundreds of students ages 6 through their 22nd birthday, tending to each one as if they were her own. Read more about Aise.
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For Karma Flanagan, what began as a one-week temporary receptionist job has developed into a decades-long career at The Guild for Human Services. Early last month, The Guild's director of administrative services celebrated her 20 years of service, a milestone marked by students and colleagues who shared their appreciation with cards, posters, pictures, notes and flowers. "The time has kind of flown by," Karma says. "I was supposed to be here for one week, but I liked it so much I never left." Read more about Karma.
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The SOUL project tries to develop a cognitive architecture for complex cognitive control.
The SOUL project, lead by Ricardo Sanz at the UPM Autonomous Systems Laboratory , tries to develop a cognitive architecture for complex cognitive control. Control systems are software-intensive applications that are getting extremely complex not only in the field of distributed large-scale process control (e.g. energy management systems) but also in the context of deeply embedded devices (e.g. in the automotive industry).
Modern trends in controller architectures for autonomous systems (robots, industrial plants, web bots, etc.) are progressively focused in explicit formulations of high-level human cognitive capabilities.
Among them we consider essential the capability of assigning meaning to perceptual flows that the autonomous agent obtains from its interaction with a surrounding physical world and the capability for introspection.
– to apply the emerging concepts in several research platforms with very different cognitive requirements and contexts: heterogeneity, scalability and visual awareness.
In this context, the project tries to build a formal theory of meaning to be applied in the definition of control mechanisms based on explicit representations of meaning. These mechanisms will be used in the design self-aware control architectures for autonomous systems and will be implemented in the form of reusable software modules using standardized software deployment platforms.
Finally, as real testbeds, the conceptual framework, the architecture and the reusable modules will be used in three application domains: autonomous robots, complex industrial plants and inmersive games.


mothy_Akuno-P is a Vocaloid producer best known for creating the Aku no Monogatari Series. Akuno-P was one of the many obscure producers until he released "Aku no Meshitsukai", which subsequently became a big hit. "Aku no Musume" was uploaded before "Aku no Meshitsukai", but only became well-known after "Aku no Meshitsukai" had gained popularity. He is known for creating songs that tell stories, generally tragic and/or macabre. The songs are grouped in several series, some following a common story like Aku no Monogatari series, and others just related through a common theme or topic, like the Clockwork Lullaby and the Seven Deadly Sins series. The series are connected, crossing over in various song and forming an intricate storyline known as The Evillious Chronicles. Due to the loose or ambiguous link between some songs and series, added to the fact that this storyline is continuously expanding and not all the songs have been revealed yet, slight confusion among the fans about how they are related is common.
# "Juppun no Koi" # "Kotoba Asobi" # "Zenmaijikake no Komoriuta" # "Aku no Musume" # "Aku no Meshitsukai" # "Regret Message" # "Hakoniwa no Shoujo ~Zenmaijikake no Komoriuta 2~" ~Clockwork Lullaby 2 ~ ) # "Aku no Musume " # "Aku no Meshitsukai " # "Okizari Tsukiyo Shou" # "South North Story" # "Re_birthday ~Zenmaijikake no Komoriuta 3~" # "Akujiki Musume Conchita" # "moonlit bear" # "Neji to Haguruma to Pride" # "Heartbeat Clocktower ~Zenmaijikake no Komoriuta 4~ # "Mukuchina Kimi e # "Enbizaka no Shitateya" # "Aku no Musume ~velvet mix~" # "Aku no Meshitsukai ~velvet mix~" # "Shiro no Musume" # "Mangetsu no Jikkenshitsu" # "Saigo no Revolver" # "Heartbeat Clocktower ~Zenmaijikake no Komoriuta 4~ # "Sabaku no BLUEBIRD" # "Venomania Kou no Kyouki" # "Twiright Prank" # "Ourin no Honoo" # "Madamu Merri-Go-Raundo" # "Akai Kutsu no Parade" # "Chrono Story" # "Nemurase Hime Kara no Okurimono" # "Gobanme No Pierrot" # "Akutoku no Judgment" # "Chaban Capriccio ~Zenmaijikake no Komoriuta 6~ " # "Plateau no Hana" # "Shinon no Tokeitou" # "Majo Salmhofer no Toubou" # "Chimidoro Switch" # "Bokura o Miteita" # "Goumontou wa Nemuranai" # "Nemesis no Juukou" # "Madoushi Futari Tabi ~Chouheki to Bannin~" # "Glassred no Shouzou" # "Nanatsu no Tsumi to Batsu" # "Shuumatsu Shounen Hänsel" # "Ma Survival" # "Eiyuu no Yoroi wa Tsune ni Akaku" # "Ka no Ou wa Doro Yori Umareta"


Hunt (November 9) at the age of 80. Visitation will be held on Sunday, (November 18) from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Heritage Funeral Home in Sioux Falls. The funeral will be on Monday, (November 19) at 11:00 AM, at Central Church, located at 3102 West Ralph Rogers Road, in Sioux Falls.
During his years of serving as a lawmaker, Hunt advocated for pro-life measures in the state of South Dakota. The organization South Dakota Right to Life commented on his life. "Roger's absolute mission was to champion LIFE…from conception to natural death." Said Dale Bartscher. "He did this with grace, strength and an unwavering commitment to strengthen our culture of life here in South Dakota and beyond."


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Three Moravian Alumni Look Back and Encourage Student Activism
Corinne Philbin, Managing Editor|April 28, 2017
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Alumni Jasmin Maurer, Courtney Wright, and Kelly Grab were asked to share their experiences while attending Moravian College. The alumni were involved with The Comenian, as editors and copyeditors, and heavily involved with numerous clubs and organizations on campus. All were asked two questions: What were you mainly involved with at Moravian in terms of campus activism? and What ways do you wish you had gotten more involved in terms of campus activism?
Jasmin Maurer, Class of 2008
While at Moravian, I was peripherally involved in activism. Although I was a member of the Environmental Coalition and newly formed Anti-Iraq War Initiative, I devoted most of my time to The Comenian as the editor. I also took advantage of opportunities when they presented themselves to me, traveling to Washington, DC, for PowerShift (a conference on climate action) with other EnviroCo members and Lehigh University students.
Although I wish now that I had been more active, and taken more risks while in school, I also understand that that just wasn't where I was then. It wasn't until I moved to St. Louis, Missouri, and was surrounded by other young activists, including amazing students, as well as exposed to trainings and new opportunities that I was really able to grow as an organizer for social change. My time at Moravian primed me to be willing to jump into that work though, through learning opportunities and the small risks I did take.
As I return to the Lehigh Valley, I see an emerging activist spirit that I didn't recognize here before, and am hopeful that we can build a real organizing culture here. I believe that taking action and standing up for what is right is vital to creating a better world for all, and that college campuses are an integral setting for that work.
Courtney Werner-Wright, Class of 2006
My first taste of campus activism came from joining the Environmental Coalition. Over the four years I was at MoCo, we hosted events for campus unity and education—like Vegan Thanksgiving—became involved in the local community by beautifying Sand Island (we added recycled wind chimes, put in fresh compost soil, dug up weeds and planted flowers while also collecting litter), and tried to create inter-campus unity by hosting joint events with the a coalition of progressive students organizations across LVAIC.
I was involved in other ways, too: I was an active member of MSAS: Moravian Students Against Sweatshops, and while I was on campus, we worked for the benefit of the staff particularly, hosting staff appreciation days and brunches where we cooked for and celebrated both the dining hall staff and the campus custodian staff. Finally, I was involved as a senator in USG and as an active member and later president of C3, all while serving on The Comenian as a staff writer and, later, head copy editor. In these roles, my campus activism seemed less…like social activism and more like just helping my peers. I took my work in all of these clubs very seriously: there was never a night when I didn't have an organization meeting, and I wouldn't have wanted it any other way. These were the activities that helped me make lasting friendships and helped me to become invested in my school, my community, my generation, and my own welfare. I learned how to pay attention to the things that affected me on a moral, intellectual level as well as those things that would affect me financially and socially in the future.
Honestly, I wish I had been more politically active in college. I wish I had attended meetings with the Campus Republicans and Campus Democrats, and I wish I'd sought out other political groups, too. I wish I'd gotten involved more in organizations that took me into Allentown and South Side Bethlehem —areas that are more ethnically and racially diverse than the affluence of North Side Bethlehem. I wish I'd spent more time learning about people who had very different backgrounds from me. I wish I had been able to attend Multicultural Club meetings—or even understood some of why I would have benefitted by attending those meetings. I wish my extracurricular experiences with campus activism at Moravian weren't so white, middle-class savior and were rather geared at understanding with empathy and compassion and an ear for listening what was asked of me rather than assuming what I could contribute.
Kelly Grab, Class of 2011
I was certainly involved while at Moravian; however, if asked at the time, and to some extent now, I don't think I would have considered myself to be a "student activist." I was the editor of The Comenian and served as a student representative on several administrative and faculty committees. I fought to keep the film photography curriculum and dark room open as well as the continuance of the Latin language courses. I was also very involved in Residential Life as an RA and then SRA and valued being an advocate for student life and my peers. But my activism was narrowly focused on bettering the College I cared, and continue to care, so deeply about.
Examining my own privilege with the objective of dismantling systemic racism, cis-sexism, hetero-sexism, ableism, and the like, is difficult and cannot be accomplished because I sat through a "diversity workshop" one afternoon. It requires a lot of self-work, vulnerability, and a commitment to ongoing education.
I suppose I wish I had spent more time learning about and getting involved in local, state, and national politics. When I think about the current state of affairs it's easy for me to become overwhelmed and to want to distract myself from feeling powerless. What has been helpful for me has been to identify a handful of things I care deeply about and to commit my attention to them. When I cannot personally commit time to a particular issue or cause, I donate what money I can to organizations that are doing good work. I also feel fortunate to have friends who are also committed to doing this kind of work and I'm glad that between us we can advocate on a breath of issues.
If current Moravian students are looking to get more involved I recommend getting uncomfortable; take a class on a topic you know very little about or go to an event hosted by an unfamiliar organization– anything that flips the script on your current mode of thinking. I also recommended getting involved in local politics — you'd be surprised how much uncontested control those governmental agencies, including school and community college boards, have that directly impact your daily life. Last, but certainly not least, use those critical thinking skills I know are reinforced in every course at Moravian to examine the world from multiple points of view and to fight for a more socially just world.


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Сан-Николас — один из шестнадцати районов города Манила на Филиппинах. Он расположен в западной центральной части города, на северном берегу реки Пасиг, ограничен районами Бинондо на востоке, Эстеро-де-Бинондо и Тондо на севере и западе, и рекой Пасиг на юге. Считается историческим районом Манилы, где сохранились старинные дома XIX века, которые символизируют богатую жизнь людей, живших там раньше, подобно старинным домам Силая и Вигана.

По данным национальной переписи населения на 1 мая 2020 года, население Сан-Николаса, состоящего из 15 барангаев с номерами от 268 до 276 и от 281 до 286, составляет 42 957 человек. Это немного ниже, чем по переписи 2010 года, согласно которой жителей Сан-Николаса насчитывалось 44 241 человек.

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Сан-Николас изначально был рыбацким городком под названием Байбай, что также означает берег на тагальском языке.  Он был переименован в Сан-Николас, в честь покровителя лодочников и моряков.  Сан-Николас — западная часть первого китайского квартала на Филиппинах, а возможно, и в мире, восточная часть — Бинондо, основанная в 1594 году генерал-губернатором Луисом Пересом Дасмариньясом.  Доминиканский орден пришел в западную часть китайского квартала в 1596 году, а затем основал Сан-Николас в 1598 году. Это была первая миссия доминиканцев за пределами Интрамуроса.

В 1901 году, во время американской колонизации Филиппин, Сан-Николас стал районом недавно зарегистрированного города Манила, поскольку его границы были расширены за пределы обнесенного стеной города, в настоящее время известного как Интрамурос.  Даниелу Бёрнему, американскому архитектору и градостроителю, было поручено построить план Манилы.  Результатом плана стало создание мест и приходов, которые включали Сан-Николас. В наше время Сан-Николас является одним из административных округов Манилы и частью третьего законодательного округа Манилы. Он стал продолжением филиппино-китайского сообщества в Бинондо.

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 Баррио-де-Сан-Николас — Калье-де-Иланг-Иланг, акварель Хосе Онорато Лосано.

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This Special Lecture Series features discussions by guest lecturers on a wide range of design, boatbuilding, and engineering subjects. Currently posted are four discussions on computer aided boat design and construction.
Note: Westlawn graduate Jack Hargrave (1935-1996), was one of the most prolific yacht designers of the 20th Century. He was considered by many to be the dean of American yacht designers. He was also committed to education and was a strong supporter of the Westlawn Institute of Marine Technology. We are honored to dedicate this lecture series to him.
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Q: use cd in windows .bat file has no effect i want to run git pull in a path for all projects, so i wrote a bat file.
@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set dir=%1
if "%dir%"=="" (
    set dir=%~dp0
)
for /D /R "%dir%" %%i in (*) do (
    if exist %%i\.git (
        cd /d %%i
        rem no effect
        echo %cd%
        rem git pull
    )
)
pause

but is seems that cd in for loop does not take any effect, i don't know why.
can someone help me solve this problem?enter code here

A: It has effect. But, in batch files, when a block of code (the code enclosed in parenthesis) is reached (the same for a line out of a block), variable reads are replaced with the value of the variable before executing the code in the block. So, when your for command is reached, the read of the %cd% variable is replaced with the value of the %cd% variable before executing the code. This speeds and simplifies execution of the code but generate this kind of problems.
You can enable delayed expansion with setlocal enabledelayedexpansion command, and change the sintax from %cd% to !cd!. This tells cmd that that this variable read should be delayed until execution of the line.


Celebrated cello duo 2Cellos are not to be missed this November when they stop on the Gold Coast as part of their new tour THE SCORE & MORE. Hailed as two of the most famous cello players on the planet, 2Cellos give an instrumental concert like no other with an arsenal of captivating cello renditions including numerous film and TV soundtracks as well as a whole host of rock songs and chart-topping hits. For the chance to see them live and in person, book our Gold Coast Currumbin apartments today.
Formed in Croatia by two classically-trained cellists, 2Cellos soon rose to fame in 2011 after their cover of Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal" went viral on YouTube, receiving over three-million views in just two weeks. Since then, 2Cellos have continued to impress with covers of well-known pop and rocks songs including "Smells Like Teen Spirit", "Highway to Hell", "With or Without You", "Moon River", "Despacito", and more. In addition to that, 2Cellos have covered some of the most famous film soundtracks and TV themes all of time, such as "May It Be" from The Lord of the Rings, "Now We Are Free" from Gladiator, "My Heart Will Go On" from Titanic, and the theme from award-winning TV series Game of Thrones.
2Cellos now have many notable performances under their belt, and are one of the most sought-after instrumental acts around the world. In their newest tour, The Score & More, 2Cellos will be performing all of their most famous renditions backed by a stunning symphony orchestra.
This November 2018, don't miss 2Cellos when they stop on the Gold Coast to perform The Score & More, which will be taking place at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre in Broadbeach on November 30. Princess Palm on the Beach offers stunning beachfront accommodation on one of the Southern Gold Coast's whitest beaches, situated just moments away from Burleigh Heads, Broadbeach, and more.


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