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Q: Skip if empty in Kotlin Maven plug-in We have enabled the Kotlin Maven plug-in in our top-most project POM, like this:
<plugin>
    <groupId>org.jetbrains.kotlin</groupId>
    <artifactId>kotlin-maven-plugin</artifactId>
    <version>${kotlin.version}</version>

    <executions>
        <execution>
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                <goal>compile</goal>
            </goals>
        </execution>

        <execution>
            <id>test-compile</id>
            <phase>process-test-sources</phase>
            <goals>
                <goal>test-compile</goal>
            </goals>
        </execution>
    </executions>
</plugin>

ATM, only a handful of the modules in this project have Kotlin source code. (The project is around 50 modules.) The idea is that most will eventually have Kotlin code, and we don't want to have to wire things up on a per project basis. We want to configure it once, and forget about it.
This works except that we get this warning in the build for most modules:
[INFO] Kotlin Compiler version 1.0.2
[WARNING] No sources found skipping Kotlin compile

We had this problem with the JAR plug-in as well. That plug-in has a configuration option that allows us to do like this:
<configuration>
    <skipIfEmpty>true</skipIfEmpty>
</configuration>

This shutup that plug-in's similar warnings. The Kotlin compiler plug-in doesn't seem to have any such config option though.
So, my questions are:

*

*Is there such a configuration option that we're overlooking?

*Should we configure the Kotlin compiler plug-in differently to avoid this warning?

TIA!

A: The default way to handle such things is to define the configuration like you have in the parent of the project via pluginManagement which prevents it's being inherited for all modules which is not correct. Than in those modules which are using Kotlin you need to add a few lines to the pom file:
<build>
  <plugins>
    <plugin>
      <groupId>org.jetbrains.kotlin</groupId>
      <artifactId>kotlin-maven-plugin</artifactId>
    </plugin>
  </plugins>
</build>

If the kotlin-maven-plugins contains such option i can't tell you cause i didn't find the source code of it nor does there exist a maven generated site which contains all the defaults and the options etc. which is not the case (Not really good)..
Or an other solution would be to change the kotlin-maven-plugin having it's own life cycle which means to change the code of the plugin...and just change the <packaging>kotlin</packaging> of those modules...which is work for the original authors to do...
If you have needed to add the option <skipIfEmpty>..</skipIfEmpty> for the maven-jar-plugin this sounds wrong as well...

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I'm sorry to start fuming, but its been stressing me out and I just have to talk - therapy in words I hope. Lately, I've noticed a change in the air of my family.
I was born into a mixed family, though the majority of us are African American, though we share strong connections to Native American's as well as some other things. To begin with my mother has very strict beliefs and she's been this way since she was young. Despite the fact we are a mixed family - her anger and desires have focused her to find almost any race that isn't African taboo. She'll admit this, she's prejudice against almost every race and considers her own to be far more greater and powerful.
For myself, none of this even comes close to describing me. I can't look at other people's culture's and say they are wrong or not as great as another, or that my own is better. I'm mixed anyways, I have American and Native American and African in me, I don't like using black or white when describing a race - it feels wrong to me. i feel liek I've lived past lives as plenty of other different races, so I embrace other cultures and absolutely with all of my sacred heart love and adore these different aspects of humanity and everything we are - but this doesn't suit well with her.
She constantly puts me down for being 'under-cultured,' or not right in my mind for loving other cultures - she thinks I hate my own heritage which is so far from the truth - she wants me to drop everything else about these cultures and things I learn of and like; just to study African Culture alone and Thrive only int he African culture (which I have, there are things about the culture I love) - which she believes is the only important aspect of my life and when I deny her she attacks me, she makes me out to be some kind of bane on the world as if everything I do and say is wrong. I try so hard not to take it wrong, but sometimes it hurts so much when she tells me I'm ignorant, or that I'm ignoring my culture and letting people brain wash me. I'm already going through enough with all the stress I have on me. I've told her that I'm not like that, that she is mistaking who I am for the things she obsessively reads over and feeds to herself daily on FB and all these sites advocating this stuff.
She outright calls me a Christian and a God lover and that have been brainwashed by religion and culture, and excuse me for this but she also says I'm whitewashed - I don't even really believe in Christianity as I take things from different religions and incorporate them into my own - when I tell her this however, it still isn't enough because its not JUST AFRICAN. I don't act like gang-banger going off destroying lives and stuff, I might smoke a joint here or there but I don't do anything hard like cocaine or crack and ****. What I love isn't what she brands it as, its not a religious teaching from a doctrine of any form. I can't explain to her that it's not just some word of God that I love, that what I love is deeper than any text can explain - its the Universe! It's the heart of all things - but she won't see, I don't know if she can see it. She just calls it nature, but that's not what I mean - encompasses much more than that. She just says that I'm wrong, and that what I should be rejoicing for is the Sun, because its keeping us alive - but its more than just the Sun that instills life into us, I can feel it. Anyf orm of my own Spiritual beliefs just get hammered and branded and tossed away and insulted.
I try so hard not to get mad; which I haven't for years now, and I'm proud of myself because I use to break into a furious rage sometimes when she does these things to me, but it hurts me deep - deep to the core because I feel like she just doesn't understand me. I care about what my mother thinks of me and its not like I take her beliefs and insult them or say they aren't true, I don't say that African religions are silly I just have wider ideals about what they are - yet its never enough and now she judges me because of it, she has set expectations that I've already failed so it feels impossible to make her truly happy within my own power.
It normally doesn't get to me, I could care less when anyone else says it - but I have a very powerful connection with her, she's my mother - I swear I can hear her thoughts sometimes and pick up on her feelings. So I have to, I have to care what she thinks of me - because I have to feel it.
I'm sorry for ranting, I just had to get it out.
I can see how this is very difficult for you, if you have to live with your mother, maybe just keep your views to yourself, you know she isn't going to change hers, so there is no point in arguing. If you want to have relationships you know she doesn't agree with, she doesn't have to know, I don't know how old you are, but I'm sure you won't always have to live with your mother.
Dark, I am sorry what you have been gone through.
Please keep that in mind that you are always loved no matter what.
I guess its tough. I keep fighting also with my mother and its seems its does not getting better if I am not trying to be more flexible towards her.
She has always been a great example for me and now when I am older I have realized that she have a lot of issues herself to deal with and I am seeing the world differently then she does.
I also feel that I have telepathic connection with my mother. Maybe its seems awful, but I have thought about many times about cutting energetic cords with my mother. I even once find some information about it. Because as we are sensitive and connected to us, they also can take and use our energy.
Definitely the need that mothers will accept us as we are is important, but as we grow older, we cannot hold into that old beliefs and concepts. Yes, they are maybe from our soul group and soul family and they are always with us, but also we should be honest with ourself. Sooner or later as we grow and evolve in the spiritual world, other people will make us more and more drain, wheter they are our family or not. Some people just cling to their beliefs what they do not want to change.
The key I guess lies in accepting that and trying also to understand them and then gently trying to cut some cords so that they could not feel so connected with us.
You are very right. I am not talking with my mother any of the spiritual stuff I have gone through. Its hard, but sometimes just for the peace you have to keep things to yourself.


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Bank of Canada held rates steady at 0.50%, matching widespread expectations. The bank judges that the risks to the inflation profile are roughly balanced, an identical assessment to April. Household vulnerabilities have moved higher amid strong regional divergences in the housing market. The economy will be hit by the Q2 oil production slowdown, but a rebound is seen in Q3 as oil production resumes and reconstruction begins. Overall, the announcement was consistent with no change in rates for an extended period.
US Markit reported its flash services PMI stumbled to 51.2 in May, after increasing to 52.8 in April from 51.3 in March. The index has been correcting from the February drop to 49.7, but this slowing in activity is a bit of a disappointment. It was 56.2 a year ago. Employment slid to 51.8 from 53.1 from 54.0 in March, and is the lowest print since December 2014. Prices charged did rise, however, to the highest since November 2015. The flash composite index dropped to 50.8 from last month's 52.4 and compares to 51.3 in March. The employment component softened to 51.7 from 52.6, and is the lowest since April 2014. But as with the services index, the price component rose and hit its highest since July 2015.
Fedspeak: Harker, Kashkari, and Kaplan didn't break new ground (and none are voters). The Philly Fed's Harker repeated that 2 or 3 rate hikes are possible this year, echoing several other policymakers' thoughts. Neither Minneapolis Fed's Kashkari nor Dallas Fed's Kaplan weighed in on policy per se, but neither suggested any opposition to the talk of further normalization. Kashkari said his view is for moderate U.S. growth. And, Dallas Fed's Kaplan indicated that high debt to GDP ratios can be a headwind to growth, and he's aware that global events can impact financial conditions.
US Durable Goods Expectations are for significant rebound in the Core rate to 0.3% from last month's -0.2%. The overall headline figure (including the volatile transport sector) is expected to fall to 0.4% from 0.8% last time. Weekly jobless claims are also out at the same time so there is added potential for volatility around the USD at 12:30 GMT.
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Sound Travel in the SOFAR ChannelKirsten Fagan2018-12-19T10:11:19-05:00
In the deep ocean at mid-latitudes, the slowest sound speed occurs at a depth of about 800 to 1000 meters. This is called the sound speed minimum. The sound speed minimum creates a sound channel in which sound waves can travel long distances. Sound is focused in the sound channel because the sound waves are continually bent, or refracted, towards the region of lower sound speed. Sound that travels upward from a source at the sound speed minimum is bent back towards the minimum. Similarly, sound that travels down from the source is bent back up toward the minimum.
The following figure has two parts. On the left is a plot of sound speed as a function of depth. The sound speed minimum at a depth of 1000 meters is called the deep sound channel or, more historically, the SOFAR channel. SOFAR stands for SOund Fixing And Ranging. On the right are the paths followed by sound waves as they travel away from the source. These waves are continually refracted toward the sound speed minimum.
Graph showing sound speed and path of travel through the water column. On the left is a plot off sound speed as a function of depth. On the right are the paths followed by sound waves as they travel away from a sound source located at a depth of 1000 m, on the sound channel axis. Only rays that do not hit the ocean surface or seafloor are shown. Adapted from Figure 2.3 in Munk et al., 1995.
Vertical distances in this figure are greatly exaggerated compared to horizontal distances. This causes the angles from the horizontal at which sound waves travel to look much steeper than they really are. The steepest paths shown in this figure are only about 12° from the horizontal and are in reality nearly horizontal.
Only certain sound waves stay in the sound channel without hitting the ocean surface or seafloor. Sound waves traveling upward from the source at angles of less than about 12° are refracted back toward the sound speed minimum before ever reaching the surface. Similarly, sound waves traveling downward from the source at angles of less than about 12° will be refracted back toward the minimum before ever reaching the seafloor. Sound waves that start upward from the source at steeper angles are still refracted, but not sharply enough to avoid hitting the ocean surface. Similarly, sound waves that start downward from the source at steeper angles will not be refracted sharply enough to avoid hitting the seafloor.
Sound loses energy whenever it hits the ocean surface or seafloor. Whenever sound reflects from the rough ocean surface or seafloor, some sound energy is scattered and lost. A sound wave that hits the ocean surface or seafloor many times will be too weak to be detected.
Sound that does not hit the ocean surface or seafloor will still lose energy to absorption. Low-frequency sounds lose very little energy to absorption, however. The result is that low-frequency sounds that do not interact with the ocean surface or seafloor can be detected after traveling long distances through the ocean.
The amount of absorption increases as the frequency of the sound increases, and higher frequency sounds are therefore only detectable at shorter distances. The distances at which sounds can be detected depend on the frequency, how loud the source is, and how loud the background (ambient) noise is.
Sound waves traveling in the sound channel follow many different paths. When the sound source and receiver are located at the depth of the sound speed minimum, called the SOFAR or sound channel axis, sound waves travel nearly straight down the axis and cycle above and below the axis, almost reaching both the surface and bottom.
Sound channel axis. On the left, sound speed profile from mid-latitudes. On the right are shown only the paths sound travels from a source at 1000m depth to a receiver at 1000m depth that is 210km away from the source. Contrast this image with the image toward the top of the page where all paths a sound travels from a sound source are shown. Adapted from Figure 1.1 of Munk et al., 1995.
Although sound travels away from a sound source in all directions, only sound traveling away from a source on paths that leave the source at specific angles will reach a receiver at a specific location. The sound waves traveling on these different paths have slightly different travel times. A single explosive source will therefore be heard as a number of separate arrivals, leading to the characteristic signature of a SOFAR transmission building up to its climax:
bump bump bump bump
The final pulse of sound is typically the loudest and comes from the sound wave that travels nearly on the sound channel axis. Although this sound wave travels the shortest distance, it travels in the region near the sound speed minimum where the sound speed is lowest.
The paths that sound will take for a source near the ocean surface are quite different. If the deep sound channel extends up to the surface, rays that depart from the source nearly horizontally will not hit the ocean surface or seafloor. Sounds that travel on these paths can be detected at long ranges, just as is true for sounds traveling away from a deep source that do not interact with the ocean surface or seafloor. Sound paths from a source near the surface come together, or converge, creating regions of higher sound pressure at about the same depth as the source every 50-60 km away from it. These regions of higher sound pressure are called convergence zones. In between the convergence zones, there are regions of lower sound pressure called shadow zones.
On the left is a plot of sound speed as a function of depth. On the right are the paths followed by sound waves as they travel away from a sound source located at a depth of 50 m. Only rays that do not hit the ocean surface or seafloor are shown. The rays come back together near the surface at a range of about 55 km, forming a convergence zone. The rays do not reach the region near the surface between the source and the convergence zone, forming a shadow zone.
Munk, W., Worcester, P., & Wunsch, C. (1995). Ocean acoustic tomography. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press.


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'Life, Animated' Director Roger Ross Williams: Documentaries "Can Be Uplifting and Positive" | Documentary Oscar Roundatble
5:00 AM PST 11/15/2016 by Annie Howard
'Life, Animated' is "an uplifting, positive story about going into the older world of Owen, who has autism," Williams said.
"Owen developed such a rich, internal world, and I bring the audience into that world," filmmaker Roger Ross Williams told The Hollywood Reporter during the Documentary Oscar Roundtable while discussing his film, Life, Animated, about a boy who learned how to communicate through the medium of Disney's classic films.
Disney allowed Williams to use footage from classic films, to re-cut and in some cases re-draw scenes from its animation. "I had to go in to the studio with all the heads of every department of Disney: legal, animation, marketing. And I had to take them on a journey through the film," said Williams. "By the time I finished, they were in tears."
More roundtables featuring actors and actresses, screenwriters, songwriters, directors, composers and producers will continue throughout February in print and online. Tune in to new episodes of Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter starting Jan. 15 on Sundance TV, and look for clips at THR.com/topic/roundtables with full episodes on THR.com after broadcast.
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Introducing the NHS Innovation Accelerator (part one)
Achieving adoption and diffusion and where appropriate commercialisation of medical innovations can be a very challenging step in a highly complex process. The NHS Innovation Accelerator is achieving success in this important area and here Dr Amanda Begley, Director of the Programme, shares some early learning
- Professor Sir John Tooke
Dr Amanda Begley
Since its launch in July 2015, the NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) has supported innovators to scale their high impact, evidence-based innovations to an additional 1,432 NHS sites across England and to raise £45m in external funding.
The NIA is an NHS England initiative, delivered in partnership with the country's 15 Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs) and hosted at UCLPartners. Created to support delivery of the Five Year Forward View, this national accelerator provides real-time practical insights on innovation scaling to inform national strategy, and in its first year - according to an independent evaluation - saved England's health and care system over £12m.
The NIA's unique dual focus offers personal development for individuals (or 'Fellows') with bespoke support to spread an innovation; recognising that both are critical to scaling in the NHS. To date, the NIA has supported 36 Fellows to spread 37 innovations - including digital, medtech, workforce and models of care - all of which have been through a rigorous selection process involving patients, clinicians, multiple government health agencies, NHS England, and AHSNs. Fellows come from a variety of backgrounds; some are practicing or former NHS clinicians, some work for SMEs or large corporates, some are academics or from third-sector organisations - one is even a former police officer! The one thing they all have in common is their dedication to spreading innovation for the benefit of patients and NHS staff, and for sharing their real-world insight with colleagues across the system.
So what have we learned about scaling innovation in the NHS?
We use a range of approaches to help Fellows develop their scaling strategies, including stakeholder panels, bespoke workshops, peer-to-peer sessions, mentorship, frameworks and tools. A key aim, through the partnership with AHSNs, is to enable NIA Fellows to engage with as many potential users as possible. To be successful in all phases of innovation development and scaling, the users' perspectives - patients, clinicians, managers, payers - must always be foremost in an innovator's mind.
The following framework incorporates some of the questions that potential users might ask themselves, and as such, highlights what entrepreneurs need to consider if they are to get CREDIT for their innovation.
Competition: How do I know this is the right solution?
It is essential to clearly communicate an innovation's USP compared to existing practices and competitors (current and in the pipeline). Potential users need to be assured that they are selecting the right innovation. Being honest and thorough in the analysis of your competitors builds trust and saves potential users' time.
Interestingly, we have found greater barriers to uptake if an innovation is the only solution on the market (e.g. Episcissors-60). Users prefer being offered a choice, and the NHS is often uncomfortable with backing a single (particularly commercial) solution. Where multiple innovations exist (e.g. mobile ECG devices, like AliveCor's Kardia) there is already discussion and debate amongst potential users, creating more fertile ground for engagement.
Risk: What are the potential reputational, safety, clinical and financial risks?
Fellows need to consider how to de-risk an innovation, making it S.A.F.E.R for users to adopt their innovation.
This includes finding ways to Share risk; facilitating Adaption and adoption; gathering Followers and advocates; strengthening the Evidence base; and ensuring adherence to Regulatory requirements.
Expense: Is this innovation affordable and a good use of public funding?
NIA Fellows spend considerable time refining and evolving their business model – considering the cost of their innovation, who pays for it, where savings are realised and when. Innovations that deliver savings directly to the payer (rather than elsewhere in the system) and within a single financial year are, understandably, easier to sell, although also rarer to find.
A critical part of the NIA is to help Fellows develop a detailed understanding of the NHS payment and reimbursement system, and also to strengthen their economic case. NHS staff are highly cost conscious, so having an interactive budget impact model (eg: Imperial College Health Partners' AF Budget Impact model) for an innovation can be influential, if the assumptions are evidence-based and key parameters can be localised.
Fellows also seek opportunities to reduce cost by further scaling their innovation. Management Systems International, for example, refer to three phases of evidence collection: efficacy, effectiveness and expansion. The latter is the stage at which you determine how to provide the solution on a larger scale, so testing out various adjustments to reduce the unit cost, simplifying the model, and adapting it for different contexts.
Disruption: How much change (time, effort, resource) will this innovation require?
Entrepreneurs need to consider the extent to which their innovation will disrupt existing practices, roles and relationships (particularly between patients and NHS staff). The degree of change required is often directly proportional to the number of people to be convinced before a decision will be taken to adopt an innovation. An innovation that crosses care settings and conditions is likely to face more challenges than a device which is to be implemented within a specified pathway.
Adoptability and spread frameworks (e.g. NASSS) can be extremely helpful in helping innovators to anticipate the challenges they are likely to face, and which need to be addressed within their scaling strategies.
Impact: Is the problem being addressed by this innovation and the expected benefit significant enough?
Communicating the impact of your innovation in a way that is compelling and relevant to patients and NHS staff is critical.
To be successful, this needs to include a clear articulation of the need or problem the innovation is addressing, alongside who benefits (quality and cost), how much and when. If the need or problem is unfamiliar (e.g. a rare disease or uncommon error), Fellows have had to concentrate efforts on amplifying the problem before engaging potential users with their innovative solution.
Furthermore, the power of stories and experiential evidence should not be underestimated when communicating the benefits of an innovation - this kind of evidence can mobilise people's energy, enthusiasm and frustration into action.
Theory of change: Does the innovation make sense to me and can I communicate it to other users?
Finally, users need to understand the theory of change underpinning an innovation. Potential users tend to be more readily convinced if the inputs, activities and outputs for an innovation are simple and highly intuitive.
We have found that less evidence is required by decision-makers if the workings underpinning an innovation make logical sense. By contrast, Fellows with more complex innovations tend to spend more time testing and perfecting their communication materials and honing their evidence to ensure it clearly demonstrates the innovation's theory of change.
Successful scaling requires innovators to be open-minded, with an enquiring mind, adaptability, humility and resilience. I am continually in awe of the NIA Fellows battling on, learning and adapting through the complexity of NHS decision-making, striving to make a difference for patients and the NHS.
I am equally inspired by the patients and NHS staff who take a risk on something new, which in the early phases of an innovation's development must feel like a moderately informed leap of faith. It is the courage of users that brings us the trial sites and early adopters, and also informs Fellows how to scale further to improve and save more lives. Without close working with users and appreciation of their expertise and involvement, an innovation will never sustainably scale.
Find out more here about the NIA's fourth call for applications (the deadline is midnight on 24th October 2018): https://nhsaccelerator.com/apply/
NIA twitter: @nhsaccelerator
Dr Amanda Begley is UCLPartners Director of Innovation and Implementation & NIA National Director.
Read our further thoughts on innovation accelerators.


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Color Quantization using K-Means
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Performs a pixel-wise Vector Quantization (VQ) of an image of the summer palace
(China), reducing the number of colors required to show the image from 96,615
unique colors to 64, while preserving the overall appearance quality.

In this example, pixels are represented in a 3D-space and K-means is used to
find 64 color clusters. In the image processing literature, the codebook
obtained from K-means (the cluster centers) is called the color palette. Using
a single byte, up to 256 colors can be addressed, whereas an RGB encoding
requires 3 bytes per pixel. The GIF file format, for example, uses such a
palette.

For comparison, a quantized image using a random codebook (colors picked up
randomly) is also shown.

"""

# Authors: Robert Layton <robertlayton@gmail.com>
#          Olivier Grisel <olivier.grisel@ensta.org>
#          Mathieu Blondel <mathieu@mblondel.org>
#
# License: BSD 3 clause

import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from sklearn.cluster import KMeans
from sklearn.metrics import pairwise_distances_argmin
from sklearn.datasets import load_sample_image
from sklearn.utils import shuffle
from time import time

n_colors = 64

# Load the Summer Palace photo
china = load_sample_image("china.jpg")

# Convert to floats instead of the default 8 bits integer coding. Dividing by
# 255 is important so that plt.imshow behaves works well on float data (need to
# be in the range [0-1])
china = np.array(china, dtype=np.float64) / 255

# Load Image and transform to a 2D numpy array.
w, h, d = original_shape = tuple(china.shape)
assert d == 3
image_array = np.reshape(china, (w * h, d))

print("Fitting model on a small sub-sample of the data")
t0 = time()
image_array_sample = shuffle(image_array, random_state=0, n_samples=1_000)
kmeans = KMeans(n_clusters=n_colors, random_state=0).fit(image_array_sample)
print(f"done in {time() - t0:0.3f}s.")

# Get labels for all points
print("Predicting color indices on the full image (k-means)")
t0 = time()
labels = kmeans.predict(image_array)
print(f"done in {time() - t0:0.3f}s.")

codebook_random = shuffle(image_array, random_state=0, n_samples=n_colors)
print("Predicting color indices on the full image (random)")
t0 = time()
labels_random = pairwise_distances_argmin(codebook_random, image_array, axis=0)
print(f"done in {time() - t0:0.3f}s.")

def recreate_image(codebook, labels, w, h):
    """Recreate the (compressed) image from the code book & labels"""
    return codebook[labels].reshape(w, h, -1)

# Display all results, alongside original image
plt.figure(1)
plt.clf()
plt.axis("off")
plt.title("Original image (96,615 colors)")
plt.imshow(china)

plt.figure(2)
plt.clf()
plt.axis("off")
plt.title(f"Quantized image ({n_colors} colors, K-Means)")
plt.imshow(recreate_image(kmeans.cluster_centers_, labels, w, h))

plt.figure(3)
plt.clf()
plt.axis("off")
plt.title(f"Quantized image ({n_colors} colors, Random)")
plt.imshow(recreate_image(codebook_random, labels_random, w, h))
plt.show()


This year was the first time I'd be to Edinburgh and what better time to visit than the month of August where Edinburgh's many festivals are in full force. The city's festival roots go way way back. The beautiful place has been the world's leading festival city since 1947, when the International Festival was founded as "a platform for the flowering of the human spirit" (how can you not just love that quote). It was this same year that the iconic Fringe and International Film Festival were founded. It's also a delight to visit the city by train, with some seriously beautiful views overlooking the water.
The city during this month is absolutely buzzing and it's hard not to fall deeply in love with its surroundings. Each year, the festivals bring together brilliant artists, audiences and unique performers from every continent and over 70 countries, which transforms Edinburgh and creating one of the most vibrant stages for global entertainment, talks, performances, comedy and visual arts.
The way you feel when roaming the city streets is totally unique to Edinburgh and cannot be imagined to really happen anywhere else. Its beautiful architecture, such as the castles, old Georgian buildings, medieval closes, cobbled streets and underground vaults added to the magic of the festival discovery, as well as making exploring the city even more exciting. Each year, Edinburgh's Festivals attract an audience of over 4.2 million.
1. Edinburgh's Festivals peak during August with more than 25,000 artists and entertainers with over 1,000 shows per day.
2. Edinburgh's Festivals generate over £260m for the Scottish economy and create the equivalent of 5,242 full-time jobs each year.
3. The number of tickets sold for Edinburgh's festival events are only exceeded by the Olympics and the World Cup.
4. Some of the best-known names in entertainment got their big break at the Edinburgh Festivals, including: Hugh Laurie (House), Billy Connolly (stand-up comedian), Emma Thompson (Harry Potter/Love Actually) and JK Rowling (Harry Potter).
5. Established in 1947, The Edinburgh International Film Festival is the longest continuously running film festival in the world.
6. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the largest arts festival in the world. In 2015, 3,314 shows will be staged with a total of 50,459 performances across 313 venues.
7. The Edinburgh International Book Festival is the largest of its kind and hosts over 900 participants from over 55 countries.
8. Edinburgh Art Festival is the UK's largest annual festival dedicated to visual art.
Check out the Edinburgh Festivals website here, and start planning your trip. You won't regret it!


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'Neighbours from hell' accused of terrorising family next door before hosing reporter
A television crew has copped a soaking from a family living in government-funded housing in Melbourne's east, who neighbours claim are terrorising them.
Disability pensioner Margaret Stokes, 59, who lives in Blackburn with her daughter Rachel say their neighbour Rob Rakei and his teenage daughter Sage have them terrified to leave their home.
But Mr Rakei and his relatives say they have done nothing wrong.
"Every time I have to leave the house I have a panic attack, every time I have to come back I have a panic attack," Rachel told Channel Nine's A Current Affair.
Ms Stokes, a former researcher, was forced into public housing after having a brain aneurysm, but says she has been bullied by Mr Rakei and his daughter.
The woman identified as Sage is seen in the A Current Affair video hosing their reporter with water. Source: A Current Affair
She says the Department of Health and Human Services had declined to relocate her from the home and she was instead placed on a waiting list.
When A Current Affair reporter Sam Cucchhiara visited Mr Rakei's home after Ms Stokes had contacted the show, he and his camera crew were soaked with a garden hose as they approached to discuss their neighbours' claims.
"So you guys are being bullies to your neighbours and now you're hosing us down?" a startled Cucchiara asks the family.
However, the family refuse to chat and ask Cucchiara and the cameras to leave.
The ACA story showed footage Ms Stokes' daughter had shot which appears to shows Sage throwing a rock at Rachel as she filmed a foul-mouthed tirade aimed at her.
Margaret Stokes says her neighbours have been 'hellish'. Source: ACA
Ms Stokes and her daughter claim it's one of a series of incidents where they've been threatened by the family.
The mother, who was brought to tears as she recalled her ordeal, described her neighbours as "hellish".
After ACA's involvement in the matter, the Department of Health and Human Services confirmed they have since found a new home for Ms Stokes and Rachel.
"Anti-social behaviour in our public housing properties is not on and will not be tolerated," the department said in a statement to the show.
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Allen & Overy's (A&O) c-suite including its senior partner and managing partner, global practice heads and support directors took home £13.6m in 2015/16, up 7% on last year's £12.7m, the firm's accounts reveal.
A&O's revenue rose by 2% to £1.31bn for the last financial year while profits per equity partner remained stable at £1.2m following last year's 8% jump. Profit before tax slid 1% to £562m, which the firm attributed to an increase in fee earner headcount during the first six months before a levelling off in client work in the second half.
According the Magic Circle firm's LLP filings profit distributions increased by about 5% with partners at the bottom of its 20 to 50 lockstep ladder receiving £745k while those at the top took home £1.9m. The highest paid partner will receive £2.8m which remains relatively steady compared with 2015's £2.9m.
The average number of partners at the firm reduced slightly with a headcount of 523, five fewer than the year previous. The average number of full partners was down by six to 434.
Staff costs increased by 6% last year sitting at £457m which matched an increase in overall staff numbers. Lawyers and other fee earners rose by 107 to 2,327 while support staff numbers increased by three to 2,205.
In July last year A&O's senior management, managing partner Andrew Ballheimer and senior partner Wim Dejonghe (pictured), told Legal Business the firm's intentions were to grow across US, China and Europe, with the duo setting their sights on funds, finance, private equity, TMT and regulatory compliance as sectors they would be looking to bulk up.
A&O has also worked on a joint venture with Deloitte, the first between a Big Four accountant and a Magic Circle law firm. The new service – dubbed MarginMatrix –deploys automation to help banks address incoming global regulation of the $500trn over-the-counter derivatives market. A&O runs the programme and provide legal input, while Deloitte provides project management to large teams of negotiators in multiple jurisdictions.


Sydney McKay had three hits and scored twice for UL Monroe, which took a lead it would never relinquish in scoring six runs in the second inning as Paige Porter scattered four hits with her shutout win, 7-0.
Jayden Mount drove in two runs, and Melanie Coyne and Samantha Agamaite each had two hits for the Warhawks.
Casey-May Huff had a double for Abilene Christian.
UL Monroe will take on host Lamar on Thursday for the Region 4 title; with Lamar sitting undefeated in the double-elim format.


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Luo Hongxin () (836-898), courtesy name Defu (), formally Prince Zhuangsu of Beiping (), was a warlord in the late Tang dynasty, who controlled Weibo Circuit (魏博, headquartered in modern Handan, Hebei) as its military governor (Jiedushi) after seizing control in 888 after taking advantage of the soldiers' discontent with the prior military governor Le Yanzhen and Le's son Le Congxun ().  He started a three-generation control by his family over Weibo (with his son Luo Shaowei and grandson Luo Zhouhan), spanning into the post-Tang Later Liang.

Background
Luo Hongxin was from Guixiang (), one of the two counties making up the main city of Weibo Circuit's capital Wei Prefecture ().  His great-grandfather Luo Xiu (), grandfather Luo Zhen (), and father Luo Rang () all served as officers at Weibo Circuit.  Luo Hongxin himself did so as well from his youth, and he successively served under the military governors Han Jian and Le Yanzhen.

Takeover of Weibo Circuit
As of spring 888, a tension had developed between the elite headquarters guard corps and Le Yanzhen, over attempts by Le Yanzhen's son Le Congxun to recruit troops to replace the critical role that the headquarters guards played in Weibo's military.  At one point, Le Congxun became so fearful of the headquarters guards that he fled from Wei Prefecture; Le Yanzhen subsequently made him the prefect of nearby Xiang Prefecture (in modern Handan) and allowed him to retrieve armors and weapons from Wei Prefecture to equip his own army, which made the headquarters guards even more apprehensive.

Le Yanzhen, sensing the tension and fearing that the headquarters guards were about to mutiny, tried to avoid the mutiny by resigning and becoming a Buddhist monk.  The headquarters guards supported the officer Zhao Wenbian (趙文㺹) as acting military governor.  Le Congxun, however, had amassed 30,000 troops by this point and tried to contest this succession by marching on Wei Prefecture.  Zhao refused to engage Le Congxun in battle, and the soldiers killed him.  With there having been a rumor spread around that a god had foretold that Luo would be the new military governor, Luo stepped forward to take the leadership role.  He engaged Le Congxun and defeated Le Congxun.  Le Congxun withdrew to Neihuang (內黃, in modern Anyang, Henan).  Luo put Neihuang under siege.

Le Yanzhen and nearby warlord Zhu Quanzhong the military governor of Xuanwu Circuit (宣武, headquartered in modern Kaifeng, Henan) had been friendly with each other, however, and during the disturbance the Weibo soldiers killed Zhu's emissary Lei Ye ().  Le Congxun thus sought aid from Zhu.  Zhu sent his officer Zhu Zhen () north, capturing three Weibo cities and advancing to Neihuang, where he initially defeated Weibo forces.  However, when Le Congxun subsequently tried to fight out of the siege, Luo's officer Cheng Gongxin () attacked and killed him. Subsequently, Le Yanzhen was also executed, and both his head and his son's were publicly displayed on the gate to the Weibo camp.  Luo subsequently sent messengers to apologize to Zhu Quanzhong and offer him gifts, so Zhu Quanzhong withdrew his forces, allowing Luo to take over Weibo without further opposition.  Then-reigning Emperor Zhaozong issued an edict making Luo acting military governor.

Early rule
Later in 888, Emperor Zhaozong made Luo Hongxin full military governor of Weibo, and created him the Duke of Yuzhang in 889.  Emperor Zhaozong also bestowed on him the honorary titles of acting Sikong (司空, one of the Three Excellencies) and chancellor (同中書門下平章事, Tong Zhongshu Menxia Pingzhangshi).

At that time, Luo's Weibo Circuit sat between the regions of control by the major warlords Zhu Quanzhong the military governor of Xuanwu Circuit (宣武, headquartered in modern Kaifeng, Henan) and Li Keyong the military governor of Hedong Circuit (河東, headquartered in modern Taiyuan, Shanxi), who had a heated rivalry with each other.  Luo appeared to initially try to stay out of the fray in the rivalry between Zhu and Li.  For example, in 889, when Li attacked Meng Fangli the military governor of the eastern half of Zhaoyi Circuit (), who was then at Xing Prefecture (邢州, in modern Xingtai, Hebei), causing Meng to commit suicide in distress, Meng's brother and temporary successor Meng Qian () sought aid from Zhu.  When Zhu sought permission to send relief troops through Weibo territory, however, Luo denied permission, causing Zhu to be able to send only a small contingent to aid Meng Qian; Meng Qian eventually was forced to surrender to Li.  However, in 890, after Luo again denied Zhu permission to mount an offensive against Hedong through his territory, Zhu attacked Weibo, and after five defeats at Zhu's hand in spring 891, Luo sued for peace, and thereafter he was submissive to Zhu.

Late rule
However, Luo Hongxin, even though he submitted to Xuanwu, did not break off his relations with Hedong initially.  For example, in 894, when Li Keyong's allies Zhu Xuan the military governor of Tianping Circuit (天平, headquartered in modern Tai'an, Shandong) and Zhu Xuan's cousin Zhu Jin the military governor of Taining Circuit (泰寧, headquartered in modern Jining, Shandong) were under Xuanwu attack and sought aid from Li, Li obtained permission from Luo to send relief troops through Weibo (commanded by his officer An Fushun () and again did so in 895 (commanded by his officers Li Chengsi () and Shi Yan ().

In 896, Li Keyong again sent relief troops for Tianping and Taining through Weibo, commanded by his adoptive son Li Cunxin, initially with Luo's permission.  However, Zhu Quanzhong wrote Luo to warn him that Li Keyong had the ambition of ruling all of the territory north of the Yellow River and that he believed that Li Cunxin was intending an attack once the Tianping/Taining campaign was over.  Further, Li Cunxin aggravated Luo by pillaging Weibo's countryside.  Luo, in anger, ambushed Li Cunxin's troops in the night, forcing him to flee.  (This was considered the turning point in Zhu Quanzhong's campaign against Zhu Xuan and Zhu Jin, as from this point Li Keyong was no longer able to aid Zhu Xuan and Zhu Jin through Weibo territory.  Zhu Quanzhong further cemented his relationship with Luo by respectfully referring to Luo, as if he were an older brother.)

Later in 896, Li Keyong launched a major attack on Weibo and was initially successful in defeating Weibo troops and reaching Wei Prefecture.  However, Zhu Quanzhong sent his general Ge Congzhou to aid Weibo, and defeated Li Keyong in battle, capturing Li Keyong's son Li Luoluo () and nearly capturing Li Keyong himself.  When Li Keyong sought to ransom Li Luoluo from Zhu Quanzhong, Zhu Quanzhong instead gave Li Luoluo to Luo and had Luo execute Li Luoluo, to further complete the break between Weibo and Hedong.  After Li Luoluo's death, Li Keyong withdrew.  Another subsequent attack by Li Keyong in winter 896 also ended in failure, with Luo aided by Zhu Quanzhong, and Li Keyong ended all attempts to go through Weibo territory after Tianping and Taining fell to Xuanwu troops in spring 897.

In 898, Zhu Quanzhong, with aid from Weibo, attacked the three prefectures of Zhaoyi Circuit east of the Taihang Mountains that Li Keyong still held.  The Xuanwu/Weibo troops quickly achieved victory and captured those prefectures, removing Li Keyong's remaining military presence east of the Taihang.  At some point, Luo was created the Prince of Linqing.

Later in 898, Luo died.  The Weibo soldiers supported his son Luo Shaowei as acting military governor, and this was later confirmed by Emperor Zhaozong.  Luo Hongxin was posthumously honored and created the Prince of Beiping.

Notes and references

 Old Book of Tang, vol. 181.
 New Book of Tang, vol. 210.
 Zizhi Tongjian, vols. 257, 258, 259, 260, 261.

836 births
898 deaths
Tang dynasty jiedushi of Weibo Circuit
Tang dynasty nonimperial princes
Politicians from Handan
Tang dynasty generals from Hebei
Tang dynasty politicians from Hebei


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Jayapura, Jubi – Indonesian authorities continue to restrict access by foreign journalists and rights monitors to Indonesia's easternmost provinces of Papua, raising serious concerns about the government's commitment to media freedom, Human Rights Watch said today in a new report. The restrictions defy a May 10, 2015 announcement by Indonesia's President Joko Widodo – popularly known as Jokowi – that accredited foreign media would have unimpeded access to Papua.
Indonesian authorities continue to restrict access by foreign journalists and rights monitors to Indonesia's easternmost provinces of Papua, raising serious concerns about the government's commitment to media freedom.
Jokowi's May 10 announcement has faced strong resistance by some senior government and security forces officials, Human Rights Watch said. The government has also not followed that announcement with a specific written directive, which opened space for non-compliance by state agencies and security forces opposed to loosening restrictions on foreign observer access to Papua.
Various senior officials have since publicly contradicted the president's statement. Even the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which has announced that it has "liquidated" the 18-agency "Clearing House" that previously was used to vet journalists, has confirmed that prior police permission is still required for foreign media access to Papua. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is in some cases also continuing to ask some journalists seeking to travel to Papua to provide, in advance, details of their likely sources and dates of travel.
In 2013, the Indonesian government blocked a proposed visit by Frank La Rue, then the UN special rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression. Diplomatic sources in Geneva told La Rue that the Indonesian government froze his requested visit due to his inclusion of Papua in his proposed itinerary. "[The Indonesian mission in Geneva] asked what areas I want to go to [and] I said Jakarta and bigger places like Bali, but for me, I said, it was very important to visit Aceh and Papua," La Rue told Human Rights Watch.
"It's clear from our research that removing access restrictions is not a silver bullet to resolve Papua's deep-seated problems or dispel the suspicions of Indonesian officials toward foreign media and other observers," Kine said.
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So here it is…after months of waiting… the post that so many of you wanted to read, wanted to know more about. I do apologise for this long delay, not intentional really but sometimes you do tend to block out the past in the daily grind of the present and I have always liked living in the present. But for once I have managed to give a little pause to the everyday clutter of my daily life to take you to another world. A world very different from the present, a world that belonged to a carefree, young girl. The story of an 'almost' Miss India, a story that begins almost 20 years ago…..gosh was it that long ago?
I was 17, in college, enjoying my new found freedom after the school regime. It was not so much about leaving school that made me happy, it was more about not having to wear the same navy blue and white uniform every single day! So I went berserk shopping – new clothes, shoes, accessories, establishing a style that I liked and was comfortable in.
Without sounding too pompous, I think I was pretty. I attracted attention wherever I went, and with that came a certain kind of an advantage. I could get my way through long queues with a smile, have strangers vacate their seats for me in crowded buses and never had a problem finding a taxi at any time of the day! I started modelling around the same time, all thanks to the encouragement and hard work of my mother, who helped me build contacts and do all the hard work of distributing photographs to ad agencies and photographers. Shampoos, sarees, jeans, perfumes – I happily posed for everything.
I even tried my hand at a few fashion shows but that didn't appeal to me so much, so I continued my modelling stints limiting to press and ad films. I also started taking part in local beauty competitions winning most of them.
This encouraged me to do something on a bigger scale. Again with my mother's encouragement I decided to take part in the national beauty contest – Femina Miss India. Now not many people know that I had taken part twice in Miss India. The first time was in 1992.
This was the year Madhu Sapre was crowned the winner. I still remember her in a pure white saree walking confidently up on stage onwith a flashing smile, towering over all others with her fantastic height. Miss India contests in those days were just a one evening affair. The contestants were short-listed throughout the country and then brought all together to Bombay to participate in the contest. We had to do our own make-up, hair and had to be ready in our sarees. Honestly I do not remember minute details about this contest, not even what I wore. No one thought of taking my photographs I guess so I am left with a hazy bunch of memories. Anyway it all happened so fast…in just a 3-hour evening the contestants were made to talk, walk, parade and then it was over! The results were announced and I got the fourth place enabling me to participate in the Miss Asia Pacific contest. I wasn't ecstatic but I wasn't unhappy either. Not only did I become a mini-celebrity in college, I also bagged a lot more modelling offers!
That year Madhu Sapru went on to the Miss Universe pageant and shook the country by becoming the second Runners Up! Now that was big progress for the Indian beauty pageant scene, whose last and only victory in any Miss Universe contest, was with Yasmin Daji standing 3rd in 1966. Suddenly things started changing became more professional. I got to experience this change myself as two years later I got ready to take part in the contest once again.
I was selected for the finals after two rigorous rounds of selection in Mumbai and I started getting geared up for the finals of Femina Miss India 1994 which was going to be held in Goa. This time there was a whole lot of publicity associated to the event. We were called for a few sponsored sessions to create more publicity pre-event. I got my dresses, shoes and accessories in place. We still had to do those on our own. Luckily I had my Miss Asia-Pacific wardrobe in place which had cost a fortune, but my mum sponsored me all the way. My sister was another big support as she was constantly guiding me on what to wear, how to wear, the art of make up, how to sit, how to stand, how to talk and whatever associated with it. I was never very good at all this – the acting and flaunting business. I did what came naturally and that was exactly why I did NOT win.
6th from top left….It's me!
Finally the day dawned when I had to pack my bags and leave for Goa. All the girls were to meet at a specific point at the airport. Vanity cases, strollers, the click of heels are some of the things I can still remember from that day. Another thing I can never forget is that face. The face that stood out from all others at the airport. There was minimal make up and yet one would want to turn around and grab a second look at her. If you haven't guessed already I am talking about Aishwarya Rai. I had met her a couple of times before that during some modelling assignments, when she was still a struggling model like most of us. She would always keep to herself and be chaperoned by her mum. But then suddenly one fine day she shot to fame and her face was plastered on most big-time brands! Having her as a contestant amongst us relatively unknown faces, just didn't seem fair!
By the time we reached our hotel, I got a sense that this was NOT going to be one of the most memorable experiences of my life. Fun time was over, as I could sense competition in the air. Girls who had otherwise been friendly in the aircraft had suddenly gone mute, the camaraderie fading away, the organisers shouting out instructions. I didn't have much time to analyse as we we were asked to freshen up and meet again in the lobby for some photoshoot. Some girls from other towns and cities had taken connecting flights to Bombay and had been on their feet for more than 24 hours! We were all exhausted. After that all that I can remember is a blur of rehearsals, video shoots, interspersed with the sub-contests organised. The Miss 10, Miss Vivacious, Miss Congeniality – the more these contests took place, the more I realised that I was really not prepared for this world of glamour, the world of showing off what you are not. At the breakfast buffet while I would merrily fill my plate with bread buns, jam and omelette, others would be picking at fruits or having healthy juices. While I would roam around wearing causal shorts to beat the heat, some others would be wearing full make up and gowns! I tried my best to fit in, but within a day or two I just wanted to go back home. I felt very much out of place and homesick.
The feeling of unfairness also kept building up as we saw most of the judges talking Aishwarya and greeting her during the sub-contests and it came as no surprise when she won one of them! During those few days in Goa I barely interacted with her. After the rehearsals most of the girls would retreat to their rooms while I would be pacing around trying to befriend someone, anyone! While I didn't pay much attention to the final winner – Sushmita Sen, I do remember her smoking quite a bit behind the scenes. But she always looked focused, practising her poise, her diction, while I was whiling away my time, waiting to go home!
The day of the event. There were butterflies in my tummy since that morning as I tried hard to look cool and composed. We went through our rehearsals one last time and then everyone started getting ready. As against the previous Miss India contests, make up and hair stylists were provided for us. My mother along with my sister and her fiancé had arrived in Goa the night before. At least someone will clap for me in the audience, I thought!
Now to be honest I don't remember the exact sequence of events that night. We had four rounds. Each round had its own elimination taking place based some some criteria given. I was pleasantly surprised when I coasted through the first two rounds, confidence building each time. In round three which was Q&A round, I was pleased to get my all-time favourite actor, Rishi Kapoor as the one on the judges to ask me a question. His question was "If you had to choose between two men, one rich but ugly and the other poor and handsome which one would you choose and why?" Now a smart Ms. India finalist who knew the ways and means of this contest would have selected a 'poor but smart' option adding that she would toil hard by his side day and night to make ends meet! I, however was an honest girl who hadn't done her home work well and my reply was instantaneous – rich and ugly, already making a mental note that we could do plastic surgery on his face with all that money! The crowd gave a decent applause. Either they were delighted with an honest answer or laughing at my stupidity. I was selected for the next round.
Finally it was time for the results to be announced. In the reverse order Miss India Asia Pacific crown went to Francesca Hart who was a tall, sweet looking girl from North India. I got to learn later that she couldn't go for the International contest and that Shweta Menon was sent in her place. After that the Miss India World winner was announced. We all held our breath and were completely shocked when Aishwarya's name was called. It took us a whole minute to realise that she was not the winner of the big crown after all. The Miss India Universe 1994 is Miss Sushmita Sen! The drama wasn't over yet as minutes later a tearful Aishwarya came running to the dressing room and was soon surrounded by her bunch of professional friends ready to console her. Having had enough excitement for a day I walked out into the crowd looking for my mother.
I am still a part of the crowd today, as inconspicuous as everyone else, the faint spot light that once shone on me long gone. And yet I believe that each one of us is conspicuous in our own way. In our little world that we have created for ourselves. The people whom we have chosen as our life partners, the little lives whom we have brought into this world, are all greater accomplishments I would say, and as such we all are Miss Indias or Miss Worlds in our own right!
You are so beautiful. Amazing write-up!
Oh, so you took another direction.
the crown would have meant a lot, but in the end, you are a winner because you chose to stay the way you are!!! lovely reading the inside view of the contest..and u look stunning in ur pictures!
My name is Anamika Chatterjee and I am a journalist based in Dubai. Wanted to get in touch with you for a story? Can you please share your contact deets on anamika.chatterjee@itp.com?
Yes, surely. We need more such super Indian bloggers like you in Hong Kong.
Very well written my friend and totally love the last bit about being conspicuous in our own ways 😉 And needless to say but still, what gorgeous photos!! I saw the video of your appearance…My God.. you were so graceful and pretty!!
Hey +Reena Gupta I don't know how but I had totally missed reading this comment from you. It s so sweet and genuine that I am replying to you even though it;s been a whole year! Yes the experience was fabulous, sometimes I feel like it was a dream, there is absolutely no connection to my present. And yet we have the pictures to prove otherwise 🙂 Thank you for all your lovely compliments, as we grow older we do realise that there is some meaning behind the age old adage – Beauty is only skin deep.
Thank you +Mandira Adhikari . That's the aim for us mothers – inspire each other and learn from each other's mistakes. So happy to hear that you are following my journey.
It was lovely reading your blog. I am a journalist and I write for Ahlan! Masala magazine in Dubai. We are doing a feature story on the 1994 Miss India contest. I'd be glad if you could share some insight with me. Or help me with more details. Do let me know how can I get in touch with you. You can contact me on my mail id preeti04k@gmail.com or if you share your email id, I can write to you.
Hi @preeti….apologise for the late response. I guess you would have finished your article by now, but if you still need any details just give a shout! Good luck.
Liked your honesty, not many people have guts to utter what they think to such a huge audience, Kudos to you..


Rick Otis, deputy associate administrator in the Office of Policy, Economics, and Innovation at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, kicked off the first Environmental Strategies Summit with a clear look at the agency's plans for the future.
Otis was one of 12 experts presenting industry intelligence across the air, water, wastewater, wastes, and sustainability subject areas at Environmental Protection and Water & Wastewater News' foray into the event world. The meeting was held April 7-8 in Chicago.
Noting that EPA is 36 years old, Otis told attendees that retirement is coming for some 300 senior executives in the agency. With their leaving will go some of the realization of how far environmental protection has progressed, he said. But that sentiment is not stopping the momentum the agency has built up recently.
In the last 60 days, EPA has set particulate matter and nitrogen oxide standards for locomotive and marine diesel; established rules for lead renovation, repair, and painting programs; sought comments on a water program response to climate change; revised the ozone measure for the National Ambient Air Quality Standard; developed compensatory mitigation for losses of aquatic resources; and proposed aircraft drinking water standards.
Otis said the agency will begin using the advanced notice of proposed rulemaking to engage affected industries before promulgating a new rule. "This should increase our transparency," he added.
Claire Golden Lund, senior project manager at Sanborn, Head & Associates, Inc., gave attendees concrete examples of innovative technologies applied to remedial treatment systems and industrial pollution control. She noted that the trends in pollution control were heading toward regulations for greenhouse gas emissions, changes in feasibility studies/risk assessment, innovative approaches, and further energy reductions.
EPA's Region 5 Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasures (SPCC) Coordinator Barbara A. Carr, Ph.D., alerted attendees to the fact that the SPCC regulation will be revised in October. She provided detailed information on definitions and requirements and spent a good deal of her time responding to audience questions.
The summit also provided expert insight into industrial wastewater pretreatment, stormwater management, hazardous waste remediation, green business practices, air pollution control advances as well as air emissions trading.
Doug Scott, Illinois Environmental Protection Agency director, offered an overview of environmental improvements in Illinois, including cleaning up brownfields.
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    Write a program that reads an integer number and calculates and prints its square root.
        If the number is invalid or negative, print Invalid number.
        In all cases finally print Good bye.
    Use try-catch-finally block.
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Toni Kroos: Real Madrid Interview & A Few Personal Facts
Toni had his first interview with Real Madrid TV (Video with English subtitles) and talked about how it felt to become a Real Madrid player. The mothership had some excerpts.
Kroos: "Real Madrid are the biggest team there is"
INTERVIEW | 18/07/2014
"To walk into the stadium for the first time with the shirt on was great. The fans gave me a great reception", said the new Whites player.
You've managed to achieve your dream of playing for Real Madrid just after winning the World Cup for Germany in Brazil.
"First I won the title in Brazil and now it's official that I'm a Madrid player, I've very happy".
How did you feel pulling on the white shirt?
"Naturally I'm proud, it's something that's very special. To enter the stadium for the first time wearing the shirt was great. The fans gave me a terrific welcome. It was great".
There were a lot of clubs in for you and you chose Real Madrid. What was the thinking behind your choice?
"Because in my opinion Real Madrid is the biggest team that there is. For this it was a straightforward decision to go to Real Madrid. It was my first and only option, and it's great".
How did you feel when signing your contract?
"I felt extremely happy and very proud. I was absolutely convinced that I had made the right decision to come here and everything that has happened to me today just confirms that. Everything has worked out quickly and easily; I really enjoyed getting to meet the fans – that was a special moment for me and made me realise that I have made the right choice"
You've been to the Ciudad Real Madrid and met Ancelotti and your new teammates. How did they greet you?
"It was very interesting to see the training facilities for the first time. I'm sure I will get to know the place a lot better. It's fantastic; I was very impressed with what I saw – the complex is very big and it was also great to meet the coach, I had already spoken with him beforehand and now I can't wait for August 5th to arrive so that I can start training with the squad and be ready to start playing"
What did Carlo Ancelotti say?
"He told me that he is very happy to have me here, and that the transfer had gone as planned. He also said that he was very happy that in the end, I had decided to join Real Madrid. He said that he's looking forward to seeing me on August 5th when I will join the squad for training".
What does it mean for you to have teammates such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Bale, Casillas, Xabi Alonso, etc.?
They're all players of enormous quality. I come from a side that also has great players and for this it's not something new for me to play with top quality players. But it's obvious that Madrid have a magnificent team".
How did his teammates greet him? Well, let's just say that Arbeloa appears to have given Toni the traditional Team Show Me On The Doll welcome aka he felt him up (or it just looks that way).
"Welcome to Madrid, Toni!" "Um, is it too late to unsign that contract?"
He won't be moving to Madrid alone. He has a longtime partner Jessica Faber and they have a son Leon who will turn one on August 14th. (Toni is 24, btw. More babies having babies!) Here's some shots of Toni with Jessica and Leon.
He owns a house in Mallorca that he bought last year (how convenient!) and he's currently staying there. Apparently one of the members of the media gave Jessica a little tiny Real Madrid kit for Leon. Looking forward to see how the little family settles into their new home in Madrid.
You can follow Toni on Twitter, Facebook or his website.
Tags: Alvaro Arbeloa, Bebes!, Interview Time, Jessica Faber, Leon Kroos, Real Madrid TV, Team Show Me On The Doll, Toni Kroos, Welcome To Real Madrid!
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