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Q: Loss functions converts y_pred to tensor, which means output of a model can't be of RaggedTensor type I'm trying to train a sequence-to-sequence autoencoder. Input shape is [sample, time_step, input_dim] and the timesteps' length of each sample is different from each other. Here is my model's implementation:
input_dim = 385
output_dim = 32
cells = int(output_dim / 2)

def create_model():
    model = Sequential()
    model.add(Input(shape=(None, input_dim,), ragged=True))
    model.add(TimeDistributed(Dense(output_dim, activation='relu')))
    model.add(LSTM(cells, return_sequences=True))
    model.add(TimeDistributed(Dense(output_dim, activation='relu')))
    model.add(TimeDistributed(Dense(input_dim, activation='sigmoid')))
    return model

My initial data are Python lists in form: [list(), list(), list()...],  where each list() is a sequence and has shape [time_step, input_dim]. I convert the data to Tensorflow RaggedTensor by this function:
def process_data(data):
    data_shape = [len(i) for i in data]
    data = [item for sublist in data for item in sublist]
    data = to_categorical(data, num_classes=input_dim)
    data = tf.RaggedTensor.from_row_lengths(data, data_shape)
    return data

Here is my training code:
model = create_model()
model.compile(optimizer='adam', loss='mse')

# Load training data for autoencoder
train_ae = np.load('dataset/ADFA-LD/train_ae.npy', allow_pickle=True)
train_ae = process_data(train_ae)

# Load validation data (a combination of normal and malware data)
val_norm = np.load('dataset/ADFA-LD/val_norm.npy', allow_pickle=True)
val_att = np.load('dataset/ADFA-LD/val_att.npy', allow_pickle=True)
y_val = np.concatenate([np.zeros(len(val_norm)), np.ones(len(val_att))])
val_norm = process_data(val_norm)
val_att = process_data(val_att)
x_val = tf.concat([val_norm, val_att], axis=0)

# Train
cb = validate(x_val, y_val)
model.fit(x=train_ae, y=train_ae, epochs=10, callbacks=[cb])

When I train, the error shows up:
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\keras\engine\training.py:806 train_function  *
        return step_function(self, iterator)
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\keras\engine\training.py:796 step_function  **
        outputs = model.distribute_strategy.run(run_step, args=(data,))
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\distribute\distribute_lib.py:1211 run
        return self._extended.call_for_each_replica(fn, args=args, kwargs=kwargs)
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\distribute\distribute_lib.py:2585 call_for_each_replica
        return self._call_for_each_replica(fn, args, kwargs)
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\distribute\distribute_lib.py:2945 _call_for_each_replica
        return fn(*args, **kwargs)
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\keras\engine\training.py:789 run_step  **
        outputs = model.train_step(data)
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\keras\engine\training.py:748 train_step
        loss = self.compiled_loss(
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\keras\engine\compile_utils.py:204 __call__
        loss_value = loss_obj(y_t, y_p, sample_weight=sw)
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\keras\losses.py:149 __call__
        losses = ag_call(y_true, y_pred)
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\keras\losses.py:250 call  **
        y_pred, y_true = tf_losses_util.squeeze_or_expand_dimensions(
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\ops\losses\util.py:71 squeeze_or_expand_dimensions
        y_true, y_pred = confusion_matrix.remove_squeezable_dimensions(
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\ops\confusion_matrix.py:62 remove_squeezable_dimensions
        predictions = ops.convert_to_tensor(predictions)
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\framework\ops.py:1499 convert_to_tensor
        ret = conversion_func(value, dtype=dtype, name=name, as_ref=as_ref)
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\framework\constant_op.py:338 _constant_tensor_conversion_function
        return constant(v, dtype=dtype, name=name)
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\framework\constant_op.py:263 constant
        return _constant_impl(value, dtype, shape, name, verify_shape=False,
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\framework\constant_op.py:280 _constant_impl
        tensor_util.make_tensor_proto(
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\framework\tensor_util.py:550 make_tensor_proto
        raise TypeError("Failed to convert object of type %s to Tensor. "

    TypeError: Failed to convert object of type <class 'tensorflow.python.ops.ragged.ragged_tensor.RaggedTensor'> to Tensor. Contents: tf.RaggedTensor(values=Tensor("sequential/time_distributed_2/dense_2/Sigmoid:0", shape=(None, 385), dtype=float32), row_splits=Tensor("sequential/time_distributed_2/RaggedFromRowLengths/control_dependency:0", shape=(None,), dtype=int64)). Consider casting elements to a supported type.

I'm assuming the error is due to failed conversion from RaggedTensor to Tensor, and from the log you can see that the error is caused in functions that related to loss and prediction as well:
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\keras\engine\training.py:748 train_step
        loss = self.compiled_loss(
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\keras\engine\compile_utils.py:204 __call__
        loss_value = loss_obj(y_t, y_p, sample_weight=sw)
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\keras\losses.py:149 __call__
        losses = ag_call(y_true, y_pred)
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\keras\losses.py:250 call  **
        y_pred, y_true = tf_losses_util.squeeze_or_expand_dimensions(
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\ops\losses\util.py:71 squeeze_or_expand_dimensions
        y_true, y_pred = confusion_matrix.remove_squeezable_dimensions(
    C:\Users\hennm\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\ops\confusion_matrix.py:62 remove_squeezable_dimensions
        predictions = ops.convert_to_tensor(predictions)

So I think loss function is implemented in a way that tries to convert y_pred to Tensor, and so output (prediction) as RaggedTensor type can't be used. Is there anyway to deal with that if that's the case?

A: Can you convert the ragged tensor to tensor and use in further processing.
For example:
import tensorflow as tf

mylist = [
    [[1, 2, 3], [5, 4, 6]],
    [[2, 8, 9]]
]

rt = tf.ragged.constant(mylist)

features_set = rt.to_tensor()

features_set

Output:
<tf.Tensor: shape=(2, 2, 3), dtype=int32, numpy=
array([[[1, 2, 3],
        [5, 4, 6]],

       [[2, 8, 9],
        [0, 0, 0]]], dtype=int32)>

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House throws Arroyo's draft federal Charter back to committee level
By: Pathricia Ann V. Roxas - Reporter / @PathRoxasINQ
INQUIRER.net / 06:10 PM October 10, 2018
House members at the plenary INQUIRER FILE PHOTO / GRIG C. MONTEGRANDE
The House of Representatives has returned its controversial draft federal Charter back to the committee level to make Vice President Leni Robredo the successor of President Rodrigo Duterte during the transition period into a federal form of government.
Cebu City 1st District Rep. Raul del Mar's motion to return the proposal back to the panel met no objection during the session on Wednesday, the last day before Congress goes on a break.
In his motion, Del Mar said the draft federal Charter should be returned to the committee level "in order to introduce perfecting amendments to the failure to include the vice president in the first line of succession which led to some misunderstandings."
Majority Leader Rolando Andaya Jr. then said the majority bloc would submit this amendment to the committee on constitutional amendments at the proper time.
"On the part of the majority, at the proper time, we will submit an amendment to the committee as requested by the honorable Raul del Mar," he said.
Article XVII Section 4 of Resolution of Both Houses of Congress No. 15 states that "in case a vacancy arises by reason of removal, resignation, permanent incapacity or death of the incumbent President, the incumbent Senate President shall act as President until a President shall have been chosen and qualified."
This is different from the current line of succession provided under Section 8, Article VII of the 1987 Constitution, which puts the Vice President first in the line of succession, followed by the Senate President and then the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
READ: Arroyo federal charter excludes VP from succession during transition
The proposed charter introduced by Speaker Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and other lawmakers was at the period of sponsorship on the House floor since Monday.
READ: Arroyo's draft charter 'could be worse than 1935 Constitution'—Generoso
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Big Deal Music Group and Family Affair Productions have extended their global publishing deal with Teddy Geiger. Geiger has been with the company since 2014.
Geiger's partnership with Shawn Mendes has yielded "Stitches," "Treat You Better," "Mercy," "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back," "In My Blood," "Lost In Japan" and "If I Can't Have You."
Geiger has also written songs for Maroon 5, Anne-Marie, Leon Bridges, Christina Aguilera, One Direction, P!nk and others.
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 Bobby Troup! (Capitol, 1953)
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 The Songs of Bobby Troup (Bethlehem, 1955)
 Bobby Troup Sings Johnny Mercer (Bethlehem, 1955)
 The Distinctive Style of Bobby Troup (Bethlehem, 1955)
 Bobby Swings Tenderly (Mode, 1957)
 Do Re Mi (Liberty, 1957)
 Here's to My Lady (Liberty, 1958)
 Cool Bobby Troup (Interlude, 1959)
 Bobby Troup and His Stars of Jazz (RCA Victor, 1959)
 Two Part Inventions for Trumpet with Benny Golson (Twig, 1970)
 In a Class Beyond Compare (Audiophile, 1981)
 Kicks On Route 66 (Hindsight, 1995)
 Makin' Whoopee But Oh So Tenderly (Vintage Jazz)
 The Feeling of Jazz (Starline, 1994)

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1951: Mr. Imperium
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1958: The High Cost of Loving
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The miracle of Chinese mountain highways: Tibet route 318
Human creativity and imagination as used in nature always brings revelations. Many highways in China, defying geographical and climate challenges, are construction wonders of the world. They could truly be called works of art.
Route 318 on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway, meandering its way up Nujiang Mountain, has been called the "Nujiang Highway of 72 Turns" or "99 Turns." It is a true miracle of road construction. The road is 12 kilometers long, part of Baxoi County of Chamdo Prefecture in Tibet Autonomous Region, it is an essential part of the Southern route from Sichuan to Tibet. Everyone who has ever traveled on this route has marveled at its construction ingenuity.
The Old Kunyi Highway in Yiliang County of Yunnan Province, with almost 70 turns, has the most turns for any highway in the world. There is a sharp turn every few meters on this road; its frequency has surpassed the "Sichuan-Tibet Highway of 72 Turns," considered by many to be the most circuitous Chinese highway.
"The Road to Heaven" on Tianmen Mountain in Zhangjiajie of Hunan Province, is considered number one among all of China's top 10 sky way. There are 99 turns on the 10-plus-kilometer-long road, which include 180-degree sharp U-turns. Driving on a road like this would even make an experienced driver nervous.
The War of Resistance Highway in Qinglong of Guizhou Province, with 24 turns, is a symbol for the Stiwell Road(Ledo Road). The linear distance from the foot to the top of the mountain is 350 meters, with a vertical drop of about 260 meters. The road climbs onto the mountain in an S-shape on a slope of about 60 degrees, with about four kilometers in distance.
The Aizhai Highway in Jishou, Hunan Province, has been called the "Highway Marvel of Aizhai," and is a major attraction in western Hunan. The road is filled with hair-raising turns and is one of the hardest routes to navigate in China, in fact, there is traffic police guarding each turn 24/7.
Badawan Highway in Liupanshui of Guizhou Province is also extraordinarily risky. There are eight sharp U-turns on the same side of the mountain. Many racing drivers from the plains have never seen any road this tumultuous, which has helped to grow the road's reputation; the route is now the biggest highlight in Guizhou's rally racing tournaments.
Daguaiwan of the Jinsha River, also known as the "Number One Bay of the Jinsha River," is located inside Zigengxiang of Dêrong County, and at the junction of Sichuan, Yunnan, and Tibet. The Dingqu River, which flows from North to South across the region, after being joined by Mayi River and Shuoqu River, eventually merges with the Jinsha River, forming the grand sight of "Three Mountains with Two Rivers" at the rivers' meeting point.
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Decided Not To Be Intimidated, Nabi To Write Code For The' 'Afghanistan Path' > Cricket News, cricinfo, mobilecric, cricbuzz, livescore and more
Cricket news - Determined, not overawed, Nabi rewrites code for the 'Afghanistan way'
With his audacious hitting, Nabi kept Afghanistan in the hunt till the very last, and India on their toes.
"It's my favourite team. Always my favourite team, and I support Indian team when I'm watching Indian team. So now and you also -- and also, my favourite is also Virat Kohli, and I played against him. So today I missed the opportunity to beat them. But India is one of the best teams now."
Gulbadin Naib, struggling for words in a foreign language, left no one in doubt about what he felt towards the team that had knocked them out of the World Cup on Saturday evening. There's perhaps no other international team that makes their love for an opponent so well-known. It brought back memories of Afghanistan's inaugural Test match in Bangalore, a game that turned out to be a no-contest as Afghanistan were bowled out twice in a day. They now train and play even 'home' games in India, and it's easy to join the dots to see why they'd want to emulate them.
Seconds before he professed his love for India, Naib stopped and struggled for words, but this time overcome with the emotion he was going through after the loss. Yet, that cheery turnaround had been swift. Further back in the day, Naib, went into a pose showing off his biceps after picking up the wicket of Mohammed Shami. A few deliveries later, he got Kedar Jadhav as well. But just as he began raising his arms again for a similar celebration, he cut it short. And ran away with a big smile instead. It was his way of showing respect for an innings well played. The turnaround, swift again. You could also see why the Afghanistan team is easy to like.
There are telling tales about their crises off the field, that sometimes find their way onto the field. Yet, as we saw against India, the one thing that has kept them going is a simple desire to play their hearts out. Hamid Hassan called it the "Afghanistan way". There's also a certain street-smartness about their cricket that is easier to relate to than most teams. After all it's a team filled with players who are mostly self-taught.
But while this might give them brownie points off the field, it simply isn't enough to fetch the results that matter at the highest level. Especially, when they're up against teams that "give them no chance" as Naib described India.
If at all Afghanistan had to have a chance, it had to be through a lot more than wide-eyed optimism. And so they came with plans. They preferred opening with Mujeeb ur Rahman for the match-up against Rohit Sharma. It is no longer news that the Indian opener struggles to pick mystery spinners early, and it was exploited to perfection. Rahmat Shah, a more than useful part-time legspinner, was brought on as soon as MS Dhoni came to the crease. This was about playing on the pressure that is on Dhoni. Does he risk taking on a part-timer early. It left the experienced man erring on the safer side as he trudged along to a 52-ball 28. But between Rahman's opening spell and Rahmat coming in, Afghanistan still had to bridge another gap.
There's nobody better suited for this particular job in the Afghanistan team as Mohammad Nabi, with ball or bat. With the former, he might seem to be darting friendly offies, but Nabi is a cut above the rest, insist those who know him well. He bowls with a batsman's mindset and it is with this central idea that he does his variations, in angle and with the pace of the ball that simply don't allow batsmen to get after him more often. Seemingly innocuous deliveries get him wickets, and today he got two of them- KL Rahul and Virat Kohli.
With the bat, Nabi is ageing, he isn't the explosive batsman he once was. But, he has enough IPL experience to not have stars in his eyes. He was unwilling to take his eye off the target even against a rampaging Jasprit Bumrah, pulling him for an audacious six along the way. This temperament was spreading along to his lesser-skilled batsmen who hung around for important partnerships. He was determined to take the game deep. Mohammed Shami later confessed to being irritated by Nabi's innings, but something he preferred to not outwardly show.
Nabi has a photo as a youngster, years ago, clicked with a long-maned Dhoni. It is easy to find on the internet. Like Dhoni, he too sports a No. 7 jersey. It'd be no surprise if he too at some point confesses his love for Dhoni. But today was not that day. Today was when he left Dhoni rushing across to the bowlers every second delivery, leaving him one-gloved for a possible run-out, making him bring the fields in to try and keep him off strike.
Today was the day Nabi very, very nearly showed Afghanistan that there could be heroes worth emulating, without being overawed. And perhaps taking another big step in their eventful journey.


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On 12th September, Apple squaddies in Cupertino will be taking up the stage for announcing the next generation of iPhones. Wait, scratch that. They will be unveiling the tenth-anniversary edition of a product that has truly revolutionized the most personal gadget you've ever owned. Like every year, though, leakers and even a few Foxconn executives came forward months before the company even officiated the launch date and revealed details about almost every inch of the upcoming lineup. Hence, here we discuss the most important ones.
New Venue
Next week will mark the first time Apple will open the gates for members of the media of its sumptuous and brand-new headquarters — Apple Park — in Cupertino. The event will appropriately take place at the Steve Jobs Theater at 10 a.m. PDT. You can tune in live on Apple's website through Microsoft Edge if you're on Windows or Safari otherwise.
Three Variants
As part of the anniversary, Apple is expected to launch three iPhone variants, unlike the usual duo tradition. This will include two iPhone 8 variants — iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus and a third which will be called iPhone X according to the recently leaked golden master version of iOS 11.
LTE Apple Watch 3
The event will be largely dominated by the iPhone. However, Apple will be also announcing upgrades for its Apple Watch as well. Following the industry trend, Apple is planning to add a LTE-capable smartwatch to the portfolio. Apple Watch 3, as you'd expect, will be able to function without your phone and come with a much better battery life. It's also possible that there will be an another variant which will compromise cellular connectivity for a cheaper price tag.
Along with new watches and smartphones, Apple TV 5 will be showcased as well. While there will be a slew of under-the-hood hardware improvements, the headlining trait will be its ability to stream 4K content. Considering the old saying — with great resolution comes great power — it's safe to assume that it will be powered by an upgraded processor.
It's been a year since Apple hopped the wireless bandwagon and launched AirPods for bolstering those efforts. As per the GM leak, the new AirPods will feature minor hardware bumps and the only noticeable change will that the charging status LED has been relocated from inside the case to its exterior.
All-Glass Builds
The new iPhones are expected to flaunt an all-glass build instead of Aluminium, similar to their iPhone 4 series. Changes on the overall design front will be quite minimal, unfortunately. It will still follow the generic industrial aesthetic with rounded corners Apple has perfected over the past years. That can be a good or bad thing depending on how long you've been using iPhones.
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One of the most talked aspects of the upcoming iPhone is facial recognition or as Apple likes to call it – Face ID. It will essentially allow you to unlock your phone by merely looking at the front camera. However, the company has reportedly added infrared sensors as well so that it can work in dimly lit scenarios. Obviously, you will need that since the iPhone X is expected to entirely ditch the fingerprint sensor.
The new iPhones will also come with a few additional sensors on the front to know when you're looking at the screen allowing the device to mute notifications and saving your colleagues from that annoying ding. In addition to that, these components will let you make use of some advanced 3D facial recognition tricks.
Speaking of sensors, let's talk about emojis. Yes, the new iPhone will utilize these for mapping your face's expressions onto animated emojis. For instance, if you act surprised during the process, the dog emoji will also behave similarly. These will be most probably termed as "Animoji".
After years of shipping phones with LCD panels, Apple will be switching to OLED with the eighth-gen iPhones. There have been talks of delays due to their high demand, however, a more recent leak mentioned that the company is on the scheduled track. While the majority of analysts have stated this will be limited to the iPhone X, there's still a possibility of it being available on the iPhone 8.
The company's True Tone display technology will be arriving on phones as well this year. True Tone was first introduced with the 9.7-inch iPad Pro in 2016 and it is capable of dynamically altering the screen's color temperatures based on the room's ambiance.
Bezel-less
The iPhone X will feature an almost bezel-less display with a top chin for accommodating the sensors, earpiece, and the front-facing camera. While it will be certainly the cornerstone for this new smartphone, developers will need to adjust their applications before you can completely benefit from that.
No Home Button
With the new edge-to-edge display, Apple will be also bidding adieu to the home button on the iPhone X. Instead, the company is expected to announce a under-display taptic engine. Details for this feature are relatively scarce right now, though.
After years of existence on Android phones, wireless charging will be finally making its way to iPhones. Fortunately, Apple won't be employing a proprietary system here. Although the standards might differ, we'll have to wait for the official launch for any further information.
A11 Chip
To handle the influx of more AR-enabled apps and games, the new iPhones will run on the company's latest A11 chip. Manufactured by TSMC, the new chipset is designed using a 10-nanometer process which should make it a lot more efficient than the current 16-nanometer A10 Fusion used in the iPhone 7. The A11 chip was leaked in pictures as well a couple of weeks ago.
'Blush Gold' Color
Apple will announce a new color option called 'Blush Gold' with the new iPhones. The shade, more or less, resembles copper with a subtle dash of gold. However, it's currently unknown whether it will cost a dimes extra.
One of the most controversial factors about the upcoming iPhone X is its price. It's expected to start from $1000 for the base variant and will go all the way up to $1500 for the higher end model.
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Alessandro Rinaldi (April 5, 1839, Cremona – 1890 Rome) was an Italian painter.

He was initially trained with Gallo Gallina, then in the Brera Academy under Hayez, and by 1857 with Giuseppe Bertini. His most prominent work was Volta che scopre la pila.

In 1859, he enrolled in the Cacciatori delle Alpi and he was one of the 16 garibaldini that along with the Polish soldier Sadowski first entered Como. Upon returning to painting, he exhibited Volta discovers the voltaic pile (battery) at the Brera.

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Summer Chills and Mountain Thrills in the Canadian Rockies
by Cali Sammel / Thursday, 21 April 2016 / Published in Press Releases
New ice bar, lift-access camping, via ferrata and kids aerial park add to summer adventures
Fernie, BC (April 18, 2016) – Adventure seekers need not wait until next winter to get their mountain thrills in the Canadian Rockies. Fernie Alpine Resort and Kicking Horse Mountain Resort (part of Resorts of the Canadian Rockies group) are home base for chills and thrills this summer thanks to a new ice bar experience, lift-access camping, via ferrata route and kids aerial park. Mountain biking and self-guided lift-accessed hiking continue to be popular with some of BC's best and biggest trails on offer here.
Fernie Alpine Resort
Fernie Alpine Resort is nestled in the Lizard Range of the Rocky Mountains just outside the town of Fernie, British Columbia. Fernie is known for its long, mild summer days and high-energy mountain activities. www.skifernie.com/summer
New Ice Bar: A sub-zero ice bar in Lizard Creek Lodge will be the coolest place to be this summer. Guests can cozy up in the provided jackets and enjoy ice-cold champagne or vodka flights (they serve more than 20 varieties from around the world) in a room made of carved ice blocks with a dramatic arched ice entrance (see photo below).
Lift-Accessed Camping: Fernie is now offering the first lift-accessed camping in North America. Guests can sleep under the stars in a high alpine meadow at the top of the mountain in new pre set-up campsites.
Drone Selfies: A new offering this year is the opportunity to hire a drone so guests can take video of their mountain biking adventures.
New Interpretive Centre: The lift-accessed hiking at Fernie offers many picturesque trails through the local mountain ranges. Visitors can hike at their own speed on a variety of different trails or join a guided hike with Bob – Bob is a Fernie institution and has been guiding hikes here for over 11 years. The new Nature Bob Interpretive Centre is now open to guests who want to learn more about the region's history, flora and fauna.
Aerial Park Kids Area: Fernie's aerial park features zip lines, suspended bridges, ropes and rappelling at a range of levels. New this year is a play area for kids who are too small for the big park. This new area features mini ziplines, ropes to swing on, rope ladders to climb and tire bridges.
Mountain Biking: Fernie has some of the best lift accessed mountain biking in Canada with 37 bike trails that range from beginner to expert.
The new Ice Bar at Fernie Alpine Resort. Photo by Joey Norsworthy
Kicking Horse Mountain Resort
Kicking Horse Mountain Resort is located in British Columbia's Purcell Mountains in Golden, BC. It is surrounded by two other mountain ranges – the Rockies and Selkirks – and six of Canada's most spectacular national parks. www.kickinghorseresort.com
Via Ferrata: The via ferrata route opened at Kicking Horse in mid-2015 and was the first route to open in the Canadian Rockies (see photo below). Located on the north face of Terminator Peak, there are two difficulty levels available and each tour comes with basic safety instructions and equipment. Men's Fitness magazine has called this route one of the toughest in North America.
Hiking Trails: Visitors can ride the gondola up 7,700 feet and explore the mountain on a variety of trails that range from a 30-minute easy walk to the most difficult trail, the Terminator Ridge Hike. This summer, there are two new hiking trails available for guests to experience.
Mountain Biking: 3,700 feet of diverse terrain, bike rentals, lift packages and lessons are available to both beginners and advanced riders. Kicking Horse offers the biggest vertical to ride on a bike in Canada.
Grizzly Bear Interpretive Centre: The largest enclosed and protected grizzly bear habitat in the world is home to Boo the Bear. Scenic interpretive tours by chairlift offer guaranteed sightings of Boo.
Lunch in the Clouds: Canada's highest elevation restaurant, Eagle's Eye, is situated at the top of the mountain at 7,705 feet and offers a summer lunch menu with a view each day.
Part of the new via ferrata course at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort
About Resorts of the Canadian Rockies Inc.
Proudly Canadian, Resorts of the Canadian Rockies Inc. (RCR) is the largest private ski resort owner/operator in North America, owning six ski resorts across Canada, including Nakiska Ski Area in Alberta; Fernie Alpine Resort, Kicking Horse Mountain Resort and Kimberley Alpine Resort in British Columbia. RCR also owns and manages a number of hotels and golf courses, including Trickle Creek in Kimberley, and Wintergreen Golf and Country Club in Bragg Creek. RCR aims to provide each and every guest The Ultimate Experience. www.skircr.com
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Estepona will host one of the Grand Prizes of the Andalusian Karting Championship 'Los Kartianos 2019'
The councilor assigned to the delegations of Youth and Sports, Adrián Trujillo, the organizers of the event, Juan Antonio Cansino, and José Luís Sánchez, presented today the Andalusian Karting Championship 'Los Kartianos 2019'. The mayor explained that Estepona will host one of the great prizes of this competition, which will consist of two races that will be held on Sundays May 5 and October 6 at the Kart & Fun circuit in the town.
The mayor has declared that for Estepona it is a "luxury" to be one of the venues of this automotive show, in which the first race, which will take place on May 5, involves the participation of about 40 pilots, which will attract hundreds of motor world fans to our municipality. Undoubtedly, explained the municipal manager, these people who visit us, in addition to enjoying the best sport, will have the opportunity to experience everything that our city offers.
In addition, Trujillo has referred to the quality of Estepona's sports facilities, in particular, he has highlighted the level of the Kart & Fun circuit, one of the most modern on the Costa del Sol. This sports facility, which opened its doors in the town three years ago, in addition to various level sports competitions, has been a new attraction to the outdoor leisure offer of the city.
José Antonio Cansino has reported that this championship is amateur and is open to anyone, both for those who have experience in this sport and for those who wish to start, with the clear objective of promoting the sport of karting. The age that has been established has been over 15 years, although minors can compete provided that they submit an authorization signed by their parents.
Regarding the registration, Cansino explained that it can be done through the Facebook page of the Championship, and that it has a price of 55 euros, which includes all the necessary material.
For his part, José Luís Sánchez, the manager of Kart & Fun Estepona, has declared that it is a real pride to be part of this Karting Championship. He added that the participating riders will find in the Estepona circuit the ideal setting to experience in person the passion for the engine and speed.
The Andalusian Karting Championship 'Los Kartianos 2019' will be structured in 12 Grands Prix, each consisting of 2 scoring races that will be played in various circuits in Seville, Malaga, Cádiz and Granada.
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One of Louisville's largest industrial giants over the years was the Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing Company once located north of Main Street and east of Second Street. While some buildings from its sprawling campus remain as cherished landmarks, others were destroyed in the name of pyrotechnic theatrics.
Belknap Hardware was founded in 1880, but the company traced its history back to 1840 when William Burke Belknap started an iron store selling nails and horse shoes on the corner of Third and Main Streets. W.B. Belknap's son William Richardson Belknap succeeded him in 1880 ushering in the modern era of Belknap Hardware.
Over the years, the company grew steadily into a wholesale company selling everything imaginable from hammers and guns to bells and bikes. By the 1950s, the company offered over 110,000 different products and its catalogue spanned some 4,000 pages.
As the company grew, so did it's physical presence on Louisville's waterfront. One of the buildings remaining today, the Humana Waterside Building, sits where the Galt House once was on First and Main Streets. Additional extant buildings included the Presbyterian Church USA structure and several smaller buildings along First and Washington Streets. Most buildings on the Belknap Hardware site were designed by Joseph & Joseph architects.
A system of tunnels and a freight subway system ran under the streets connecting the Belknap Hardware buildings, stretching as far as the J.F. Kurfees Paint Company on Market and Brook Street, a one-time business partner with Belknap. It's unclear if these tunnels and subways still exist.
Two of the most impressive structures have been lost, however, in a dramatic pyrotechnic display put on by MTV in 1993 as a promotion for the movie Demolition Man. Special thanks to flickr user SteveBillieJene for allowing us to view these photos of the implosion in progress.
Belknap Inc., as it was known after 1968, saw its downfall in rising competition in the 1980s. While it was still making a profit in 1983, the company was sold to David A. Jones of Humana in 1984 for $35 million. Under new ownership, products and employees were dramatically slashed and manufacturing operations were moved out of Downtown and out of Louisville.
While it's fortunate that so much of the old Belknap Hardware facility remains and was put to good use, the destruction of two large warehouse north of Washington Street is still a tragic loss for the city. These concrete structures clad in brick and stone could have been transformed into hip waterfront condos or modern office space much more easily and affordably than building new.
Today, the site of these structures is partially occupied by a small park (strangely located next to the massive Waterfront Park) and a small portion of Waterfront Park. Two stone doorways once serving as entrances to the warehouse serve as ghostly reminders to what once stood on the site.
Imagine, though, how the area around Washington Street would have been different if these warehouses had been redeveloped instead of imploded. Anyone have memories of the structures when they were still standing?
My recollection is that many of the Belknap Hardware Co. Buildings were designed by Graham, Anderson, Probst, and White (successor firm to D.H. Burnham & Co.). Among their other commissions were Chicago's Merchandise Mart and the Field Museum. Perhaps Joseph and Joseph was the architecture firm of record? Merrill, can you confirm?
I'm really curious about these underground tunnels. I wonder if they still exist?
I worked at Belknap 1963 – 1968 (less two years in the military). My Dad was there 26 years and my Grandad 43 years. Other family members also worked there. You weren't going to make a load of money there, but they took care of their employees. When business was real slow (typically in the winter), they had employees in the warehouse sweeping floors instead of laying them off. I started there as a mail clerk, then stock inventory counter, then order clerk and finally a computer operator in one of the best IBM computer installations in Louisville in the mid-sixties.


A position as Consultant at the Emergency Department at Nordsjællands Hospital is open for appointment.
The clinical position is combined with a 5-year externally funded position as Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen.
At Nordsjællands Hospital it's our ambition to deliver the best up-to-date and evidence-based emergency care to our citizens. With a professorship in Emergency Medicine we prioritize a strong academic focus and competent training of our future emergency professionals. Therefore, applicants must be board certified in the speciality Emergency Medicine or have intensions to achieve this board certification within a reasonable time frame. It is a requirement that the applicant is accepted for appointment of both the professorship and the consultancy.
The professorship is funded by a grant from the Danish foundation TrygFonden.
The Emergency Department of Nordsjællands Hospital is one of five emergency departments in the Capital Region. At the department we receive, assess and treat a broad spectrum of patients, serving the need of 310,000 citizens.
In 2022 Nordsjællands Hospital will move into a new hospital. Through vision and innovative approaches to care, design and service the new hospital will become a future reference work. The Emergency Department is a key part in the new hospital and integral in ensuring a safe, reliable flow in the patient journey.
Currently the Emergency Department is developing its organisational structure towards an independent department with recruitment and training of its own physician staff.
The department is led by an experienced Head Nurse and a Chief Physician with board certification in Emergency Medicine. During 2019, the department will hold 37 of its own beds for triage, initial assessment and resuscitation in physical vicinity to an observational unit under the management of the clinical specialities.
The Emergency Department will be the point of entry for all acute ill patients and have the responsibility for all care and treatment of the patients until they are either discharged, transferred to the observational unit or discharged. In this on-going process a focus area is how to improve patient flow and prevent ED-crowding. We are developing on new patterns of working, optimizing care-plan within 4 hours and introducing new technologies into point-of-care testing. The professor has a great possibility to influence on this process in developing the Emergency Department regarding international best practices in ED Health Care Management.
With this position the department wishes to strengthen leadership in clinical research and teaching.
Some of the main tasks for the clinical professor will be development of new fast and reliable diagnostic strategies, optimization of clinical care of acutely ill patients, as well as preventive strategies to reduce hospitalization needs.
In 2019 the Emergency Department will be responsible for training and education of junior doctors in Emergency Medicine. The professor is expected to contribute in teaching and training of junior doctors as well as other staff members in research topics in Emergency Medicine both formal and practically. Research in acute care medicine as all other major clinical research clusters at Nordsjællands Hospital, will be integrated in the existing strong research platform the so-called "Forskningsklynger" and as these be supported by the Department of Research at Nordsjællands Hospital.
Important research focus areas could include but are not limited to sepsis management in the ED, point-of-care-ultrasound, ED crowding, pre-hospital care and trans-sectional care.
The research environment in the Emergency Department currently consists of one nurse with a PhD degree in a post doc position and a PhD student with a degree in nursing. The current research topics are patient reported outcome (PRO), palliative care and quality of life, nurses' clinical decision-making as well as contribution to the large project (I-EWS) involving all hospitals in Zealand.
To be considered, the applicant must send an application to both the Faculty (the professorship) and to the hospital (the consultancy) cf. the simultaneously advertised position of the professorship. Appointment is conditioned by the fact that the applicant obtains both positions. This also applies to the applicants who are already employed as consultants at Nordsjællands Hospital.
As Clinical Professor at least 50 % of the working time will be allocated to academic tasks (e.g. research, teaching, evaluation tasks and communication with the public) in agreement with the Head of Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Copenhagen. The remaining time will be allocated for clinical work in agreement with the head of the Emergency Department, Nordsjællands Hospital. The Clinical Professor will receive secretarial or technical support equivalent to 50 % of a full-time secretary position from the Emergency Department. Additional support and details on the working conditions must be negotiated with the head of the Emergency Department, Nordsjællands Hospital.
For applicants with a foreign license also a copy of the authorization certificate for specialist recognition.
The applicant must argue why he/she is applying specifically at Nordsjællands Hospital.
The closing date for applications is 2019-02-18.


The last few weeks, at openings, at (e)merge and other artsy hangouts, I've noted that one interesting item of discussion has been the drastic and (I would add) positive change that Mark Jenkins' galleries writing in the Washington Post has brought to what had been not only mostly a negative view of nearly everything and anything that DMV galleries hung on their walls, but a very small universe of galleries covered by the former freelancer that used to write the Galleries column.
Jenkins has brought a refreshing set of new eyes (new but experienced, as this guy has been writing about DMV culture for years for the WCP) to the WaPo's visual arts coverage, and I for one, welcome this new byline to the Post's scant coverage of the DMV gallery scene.
And... this Mark Jenkins is not the same Mark Jenkins who is the famous street artist.


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Clean water and sanitation: the keys to breaking free from poverty
Access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation are vital for health, especially among children.
Poor sanitation, water and hygiene have many serious consequences:
Children die from preventable illnesses like diarrhea;
Children – and particularly girls – are denied their right to education because their schools lack private and decent sanitation facilities;
Women are forced to spend large parts of their day fetching water;
Poor farmers and wage earners are less productive due to illness;
Health systems are overwhelmed and national economies suffer.
It's impossible to break the vicious cycle of poverty – and enable sustainable development – without first addressing these issues.
The global water and sanitation situation
The good news is that, according to the World Health Organisation, since 1990, around 2 billion people have gained access to an improved, sustainable source of water.
However, around 800 million people still live without safe drinking water.
What's more, almost two-fifths of the world's people lack access to sanitation. This means they live in unclean environments where there isn't a proper waste disposal system in place – and disease is able to spread easily.
LEFT: In poor African communities the majority of illnesses are caused by waterborne diseases; CENTRE: Safe disposal of human waste is vital in stopping the spread of disease; RIGHT: Children in Cambodia enjoy the benefits of a clean water well and pump installed by World Vision in their community.
What are the benefits of safe water supply and sanitation?
It is hard to overstate the benefits. When asked what would improve their lives the most, the majority of people in developing countries prioritise access to clean water.
And for good reason. We know that clean water, along with decent sanitation and hygiene, are very effective in reducing poverty. It can help save lives, drive economic growth, keep kids in school and increase opportunities for women and girls.
In terms of investment, it's also value for money. The World Health Organization estimates that meeting the Sustainable Development Goal for water and sanitation would bring substantial economic benefit: each $1 invested would create an economic return of between $3 and $34, depending on the region.
And it would improve life for people of all ages.
From the age of 0 to 4 years, child deaths may be reduced.
From the age of 5 to 14 years, many more children, especially girls, could go to school if they had adequate drinking water and sanitation facilities. Children would be more likely to escape poverty.
From the age of 15 to 59 years, workers would have increased productivity thanks to improved health and better facilities.
People older than 60 could expect to live longer.
What is World Vision doing about these issues?
World Vision operates the largest privately funded rural water, sanitation and hygiene program in the world. We reach one new person with clean water every 10 seconds. Since 2010, 12.5 million people have received access to clean water. And by 2020, we aim to bring clean water and sanitation to almost 20 million people in 36 countries.
By improving access to safe water, and providing improved sanitation and hygiene education in targeted communities, as well as promoting multiple-use water systems, World Vision expects to see significant changes over a five-year period, including:
Significant reduction in child deaths and sick days;
Increase in school attendance, as safe water, latrines, and hand-washing stations become more accessible to children at school;
Increased incomes through water-related, income-generating activities.
Case study: Bulawayo
Long-term economic issues in Zimbabwe meant that by 2008, much of its water and sanitation infrastructure had fallen into disrepair. With local authorities unable to mend the damage, water-borne disease outbreaks were common.
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This is the first stage of a painting. Notice that it repeats the same V-shape over and over.
In the next stage, a black shape was added (1). For now, ignore (2) and (3), which were put in at the very end of the work process.
Notice that (1) repeats that V-shape. When I saw the painting at this stage, I said to the artist, "looks a little like a tree." A strange little tree, to be sure, with its sinuous trunk and just two short branches, but still, the shape says "treeness." Maybe a tree with its branches "reaching" up. The word "reach" suggests a personification of the tree.
That small dot radically changed the game. Try seeing that black shape as a tree now. Impossible. Try seeing it as something other than a woman with her arms raised. Try harder. Can't be done.
Not only are you seeing a woman with her arms raised, but this shape and association now dominate the painting to such a degree that you feel compelled to interpret everything else in the painting in relation to it. The tree dominated over all the other shapes and the puzzle at that stage was how to fit it into the rest of the painting. But thanks to this little dot the black shape's humanoid association will not allow your mind to wander away. It's absolute and absolutely uncanny.
This is what we do in art. We look at how our mind and imagination work.
After this jaw-dropping black dot appeared, the artist tried to subvert the tyranny of that black humanoid shape by painting in a large yellow disk and a little white rectangle. What does that do? Well, now we have to acknowledge these also and fit them into some interpretation. (1), (2) and (3) are now competing for our attention. The humanoid can now more easily be seen as a shape among other shapes. It's a relief, isn't it. But the humanoid still dominates. No way around it. Were wired to zoom in on hints of our human shape, however sketchy, distorted or bizarre.
In the last post we talked about the convergence of shapes on that cluster of black dots. As you looked at that painting, you probably also noticed that the convergence occurs on the golden section.
In this painting, 36" x 36", the convergence is in the middle. This is a daring composition. It's hard to make something so balanced—divided into four quadrants!—so dynamic.
It's uncanny how the large red area, taking up a quarter of the painting surface, is actually subverted by that pale blue disk in the upper right quadrant. A circular shape, no matter what color or size, will dominate the daylights out of any composition. At a distance, the red will catch your attention, as you can see in this shot from the Studio Exhibit.
But paintings get looked at from afar and from close up. Once you're about five feet away, the drama in this painting engages you. Even though it has a rigorous rectilinear division, it feels like a vortex. The blue disk keeps pulling you back up and then you fall back in. The vortex is three-dimensional because the dark gray square appears to be in the distance, behind the plane occupied by the red.
The Studio Exhibit at the Evanston Art Center, 1717 Central Street, is up til this Tuesday, September 8. A terrific show!
Painting by Cassie Buccellato, oil on canvas.
In whatever drawing you're working on, try darkening the outline (=contour) of the shapes arbitrarily. If it's a figure, darken the outline of the forearm. See how that affects your perception of depth. Or press your pencil down harder when you're outlining one side of the face. Immerse yourself in how this feels.
In the drawing shown above, the artist indicates the upper arm with a heavy line, while the forearm is drawn faintly. We immediately get the sense that the upper arm is in shadow and the forearm catches the light. She achieves this effect without classical anatomical drawing, using gradations of shadow and reflected light. But you can see that her coarse use of lines is actually based on an understanding of anatomy.
There was only one ball in the still life setup. The artist invented the other two. The background consisted of studio clutter: easels, sink, shelves with stuff. The artist invented that vertically textured dark wall. In other words, all she actually saw was a crumpled up cloth with stripes and one spherical object. Cloth-and-sphere can make an interesting composition in itself, granted. But the artist pushed the composition to greater dramatic heights.
Notice how the compulsion to focus on the spheres (2) is offset by the maze-like graphic of the stripes (1). Your eye is attracted to both and your attention moves between 1 and 2. But the dominant direction of your attention will be up, left-right, towards the spheres. Up is very satisfying. You are encouraged to land on the sphere at 2 by the sloping of the dark background towards 2 and the upward edge of the cloth, which also leads to 2. Brilliant. Hey, it's art.


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How The Enquirer Got Today's Anti-Streetcar Story
Someone divided $1.5 million by 30
By Danny Cross
More exclusives, less editing
Most Cincinnatians don't view The Cincinnati Enquirer as a beacon of journalistic innovation, but today's homepage headline pointing out that streetcar construction is costing the city an average of $50,000 a day was a reminder of how interested our Sole Surviving Daily is in drumming up negativity about the project.
Hundreds of streetcar supporters packed the Mercantile Library last night outlining the several different ways they plan to campaign to save the project — including various forms of litigation The Enquirer typically enjoys playing up as potentially costly to taxpayers — a story similar in concept to the anti-streetcar protests The Enquirer gave attention to leading up to the election.
The Enquirer's cursory wrap-up of the event was removed from the cincinnati.com homepage this morning, and it's currently not even listed on the site's News page even though it was published more recently than several stories that are. Left behind on the homepage is a real joke of analysis: the fact that the $1.5 million monthly construction cost divided by 30 days in a month amounts to $50,000 per day, assuming workers put in the same amount of time every day in a month and the city gets billed that way, which it doesn't.
The $1.5 million figure has been known for weeks, but $50,000 per day sounds dramatic enough that concerned taxpayers everywhere can repeat it to other ill-informed people at the water cooler. If these math whizzes wanted to really piss people off they would have broken it all the way down to $34.70 per minute, 24 hours a day. Man, fuck that streetcar!
At least the story's third paragraph offered a piece of recent news: Halting construction will still cost the city $500,000 per month because it will be on the hook for workers who can't be transferred and costs of rental equipment that will just sit there. (For Enquirer-esque context: It will still cost $16,667 per day or $11.57 a minute to temporarily halt the project.)
Also, the note in the headline ("Streetcar, which Cranley plans to cancel, still costing $50K a day") reminding everyone that Cranley plans to cancel the project that is currently costing money seems unnecessary considering THE ONLY THING ANYONE HAS HEARD ABOUT SINCE THE ELECTION IS THAT CRANLEY PLANS TO STOP THE STREETCAR. It does nicely nudge readers toward the interactive forum they can click on and publicly lament how people who don't pay taxes have too much control over our city.
(Additional professional advice: Consider changing the subhed from, "It'll be costly to stop, and costly to go on, but work continues until Cranley and new council officially stop it" to something that doesn't sound like you have no idea what the fuck is going on.)
For context, the following are the streetcar stories currently presented on the website homepages of local media that have more talent/integrity than The Enquirer:
WVXU: Streetcar supporters will remain active to keep project going
WCPO: Federal official: Cincinnati will forfeit $40M in grants if streetcar project is canceled
WLWT: Standing-room-only crowd attends Cincinnati streetcar meeting
Cincinnati Business Courier: Feds: If you kill the streetcar, we want our money back
CityBeat: Streetcar supporters pack Mercantile Library, Fountain Square
CityBeat:Streetcar cancellation would cost Cincinnati federal funds
CONSERVATIVE MEDIA BONUS: 700WLW even has a relevant piece of streetcar news, although you have to scroll past a video of Russian kids wrestling a bear and an article suggesting that Obamacare is the president's Katrina (whatever that means): Feds: Use money for streetcar or pay it back.


Manchester, VT November 11, 2014 - Singer-songwriter duo Adrian Chirtea and Julian Woodrow announce the release of their first album "End of the Night". The 17-year-old identical twins have been working on their collection of upbeat originals and crooning love ballads for over 2 years.
Now known as Take 2, the musical duo got their start under the band name Blackberry Jam, earning over 2.4 million views on YouTube. They have had great experiences competing on the popular X-Factor and The Voice network television competitions, making it all the way to bootcamp. They've also toured the Northeast, performing at public schools and encouraging other kids to pursue their musical dreams.
End of the Night portrays a diverse and rich sound appealing to a wide range of listeners.
True to You has a folk-style feeling. Julian calls it, "Pop Folk" because it has the elements of folk with lush harmony and off the wall instruments like accordion, but it's combined with the hard-hitting melodies of pop music.
A fan in Germany designed the CD album jacket. "We loved working through the designs with our friend to get a look that reflects us", says Julian.
You can book Take 2 for your next event or school performance by emailing take2biz@gmail.com. Get more information here http://www.take2official.com/book-us.html.
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Q: Array of structures of function pointers C I'm trying to initialize an array of structures containing pointer on function :
typedef struct struct_actioncommand {
    char *action;
    void (*command)(my_type);
} type_actioncommand;

To initialize each pointer with its function name I'm using this method :
static const type_actioncommand g_cmd_tab[] = {
    {"Action1", function1},
    {"Action2", function2},
    {"Action3", function3},
    {NULL, NULL}
};

But it doesn't work.
When I try to compile with "gcc", I have the following message:

myfile.c:16:3: error: initialization from incompatible pointer type [-Werror]
    {"Action1", function1},
    ^
  myfile.c:16:3: error: (near initialization for g_cmd_tab[0].command) [-Werror]
  myfile.c:17:3: error: initialization from incompatible pointer type [-Werror]
    {"Action2", function2},
    ^
  myfile.c:17:3: error: (near initialization for g_cmd_tab[1].command) [-Werror]
  myfile.c:18:3: error: initialization from incompatible pointer type [-Werror]
    {"Action3", function3},
    ^
  myfile.c:18:3: error: (near initialization for g_cmd_tab[2].command) [-Werror]
  cc1: all warnings being treated as errors

each function is defined according to this prototype :
void function1(my_type *var1);

I'm a little bit confuse now since I dont see how to fix my problem.
Any ideas?

A: In your struct, the command member:
void (*command)(my_type);

Has type "pointer to function which take a parameter of type my_type and returns void.
Your function:
void function1(my_type *var1);

Has type "function which takes a parameter of  type my_type * and returns void.
The parameters of the function pointer don't match the parameters of the functions you assign to them.  That makes the pointers incompatible.
To fix this, change the type of the function pointer to match the functions that are assigned to it:
void (*command)(my_type *);


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John Lok
Seattle's Space Needle Unveils Its $100M Renovation
by Jessica Voelker
Today, it opened a revolving glass floor it's calling The Loupe.
The Space Needle, that famous flying saucer on a stick, is Seattle's Eiffel Tower—it looks like the future as imagined by a bygone age, yet somehow remains the city's most enduring icon. But truth be told, the Jetsons-esque structure has failed to retain the popularity of its Parisian counterpart. Newer attractions like the nine-acre Olympic Sculpture Park, dotted with large-scale beauties by the likes of Alexander Calder and Richard Serra, have lured sightseers away from the 56-year-old tower. And in an age of food-savvy travelers, its campy revolving restaurant can't compete with James Beard–approved eateries in nearby neighborhoods Belltown and Queen Anne.
But starting this week, visitors can see the $100 million renovation designed to reignite enthusiasm around the 605-foot landmark, which drew two million–plus visitors to its UFO-shaped "top house" when it debuted as the centerpiece of the 1962 World's Fair. Once wrapped in a metal and concrete cage, the top house's re-imagined Observation Deck now offers visitors not just the thrill of vertigo-inducing heights, but unobstructed views of the city made possible by 48 one-ton glass panels installed with the aid of attached drones. One level below, the restaurant's rotating floor has been updated with a glass one—the first of its kind, according to project architect Alan Maskin—through which visitors can spy its 12-motor turntable at work, plus a bird's eye look at the busy Seattle Center campus 500 feet below.
"We were asked to really think big about what a visitor experience to the Space Needle could be," says Maskin, principal at Seattle-based firm Olson Kundig and co-designer of the remodel alongside Blair Payson. "We removed walls, adding glass," Maskin says. "We took security structures away, and made them glass. We even peeled the floor away to create the world's first revolving glass floor."
Inward-facing glass benches on the Observation Deck serve as serious selfie bait, creating the illusion that the photographer is dangling impossibly in the sky. Thanks to a grand new circular staircase, visitors can travel directly from the deck to the dining level below. The eatery, currently shuttered, will re-emerge with a 1960s-inspired interior from Per Se designer Adam Tihany and a yet-to-be-determined concept. Details will emerge this fall, says Space Needle spokesperson Karen Olson, whose lofty plans include "reinventing dining." After all, says Olson, "we're the Space Needle. Why should we compete with anyone?" Tickets: $14–$29; kids under five are free.
High Times: Five More Spots to Snag Seattle Views
With the new glass-on-glass remodel, it's official: No experience in town can compete with the Space Needle for overall exhilaration and unobstructed views. But if you're looking for further opportunities to get high (insert legalized marijuana joke here), head to one of these destinations, all easily accessible from downtown.
Sky View Observatory at Columbia Tower
At more than 900 feet, this glass-lined chamber on the 73rd floor of Seattle's tallest building is a great way to get a broad view of the city, plus nearby Bainbridge Island. Tickets: $14–$22; kids under four are free.
Kerry Park
On a clear day, climb about halfway up super-steep Queen Anne hill—or, you know, hop a bus—to experience the best outdoor vantage point in Seattle. A local favorite for sunsets on summer evenings, it's also a top spot to catch a glimpse of Mount Rainier. Free.
The Seattle Great Wheel
For watery downtown panoramics, nothing beats dangling in a glass-lined gondola 175 feet in the air. Grab a drink from the bar at the base—served in plastic sippy cups for safety—then prepare for a dizzying experience aboard this sky-skimming Ferris wheel. Tickets $9–$50 (VIP); kids under three are free.
Smith Tower
If 360-degree views from an outdoor observation patio aren't attractive enough, the well-wrought cocktails at the top of Seattle's first skyscraper should seal the deal. Completed in 1914, the building's easy to pick out thanks to its pencil-esque pointy top. Tickets: $14.25–$18; kids under five are free.
Volunteer Park Water Tower
Care for some cardio with your view? Brave the 100-plus stairs up this brick-walled silo in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, and you're rewarded with charming views framed by storybook domed windows. Better still, it's inside one of Seattle's comeliest green spaces, also home to an exquisite plant observatory and the Seattle Asian Arts Museum. Free.
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While nitrogen (N2) fertilisers have made feeding our growing world possible for years, external factors like weather make their use an imprecise science, and it hasn't always been an exercise in efficiency. N2 loss – the various processes by which N2 moves away from a plant's root zone – can be a problem for farmers concerned about both their yield and their environmental impact. In fact, as much as 50% of applied N2 doesn't get used by crops in a given year.
The new CENTURO nitrification inhibitor will help farmers increase their output to feed the rapidly expanding population while also helping them minimise their environmental impact.
"Due to many conditions often outside farmers' control, as much as half of the N2 in applied fertiliser becomes unavailable for plant uptake," says Greg Schwab, Director of Agronomy with Koch Agronomic Services.
"With this new product, we've created something that not only addresses this problem, but also helps save farmers time and money – two resources that can't be grown in a field," he added.
According to Schwab, N2 that is not taken up by the plant can be lost to the environment and become a lost resource to farmers – farmers like Lynn Fahrmeier in rural Missouri.
Incorporating a nitrification inhibitor helps combat N2 losses, stabilising it in plants' root zones longer so crops have more time to absorb it. And as more N2 is absorbed by crops, less is lost to the environment through natural processes like denitrification and leaching. In fact, studies have shown that with a nitrification inhibitor, as much as three times more N2 is available to the plant.
The CENTURO is now available for order in the US. This product marks the first time in over 40 years that a nitrification inhibitor has received FIFRA registration.
Justin Hoppas, KAS Executive Vice-President, said, "Our team of agronomists, chemists and technology specialists have spent the past nine years working on a technology that could make a grower's N2 investment more efficient. Today, we have CENTURO, which has been scientifically proven to reduce N2 loss and optimise nutrient-use efficiency.


After a long week, there's nothing I love more than sinking into a hot bath to relax and wash away the stresses of a busy week, giving my body and mind a much needed detox and pamper ready to tackle the week ahead. For the past few weeks I've been using a trio of products from a range which is perfect for exactly that, a range with a scent that leaves me feeling instantly relaxed, detoxed and revived. The Nip + Fab Detox Blend range has a beautiful and invigorating scent of aromatic Tea Tree, Green Tea, Jasmine and Frankincense Oil. It's a strong fragrance, so those who don't like big scents may find it a touch too much - but for a big scent lover like me, it's perfect.
Nip + Fab Detox Blend Body Scrub* (200ml, £8) is the perfect way to start any pamper. Although I exfoliate often, it's mostly in the shower (quicker and easier), but if it's before a bath I make sure to have a good scrub at hand before I get in the bath, as there's nothing I love more than being in a hot pampering bath with super soft skin! The scrub comes in an easy squeeze-tube, a gel consistency with very fine skin-polishing Walnut Shell, which works to gently exfoliate the skin whilst nourishing and boosting skin radiance. It's great for scrubbing away impurities, dead and dry skin, as well as smoothing and refining, it's particularly good on elbows and knees!
Nip + Fab Detox Blend Bath Soak* (217ml, £7.50) is where we really get into the pampering. Adding a generous amount under hot running water, every single time I use this bath soak I am instantly calmed - the scent perfectly intensifies under the hot water and leaves a very therapeutic and aromatic fragrance. The perfect way to cleanse and detox, it's hard not to stay lay in the bath for hours, with the scent and soak refreshing both body and mind.
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I'm pretty new to Nip + Fab as a brand, I've only tried a couple of products before and there's a cult product in particular from their skincare range on my wishlist. After trying the Detox Blend range, Nip + Fab is definitely a brand I'll be turning to more often - and next on my wishlist is the De-stress Blend range, which sounds just as heavenly! For the past few weeks it's become a weekend ritual to make time to pamper and detox, and this budget-friendly range has created the perfect mood every time. The fragrance is right up my street, and I'm really impressed with how my skin feels after using this powerful detoxing trio.


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Trigger finger release and carpal tunnel surgery
I have been a consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon since 2004, based at the Sunderland Royal Hospital, specialising in mainly foot and ankle and knee surgery. I specialise in general orthopaedic surgery with specialist interests in all aspects of foot and ankle surgery, knee arthroscopy and arthroplasty (replacement).
I qualified from Newcastle University Medical School in 1994, and prior to becoming a consultant have been extensively trained in the north east with additional specialist training on fellowships in Bristol and America.
In addition to my clinical work, I am a clinical and educational supervisor for junior doctors in surgical training.
I am also a representative for the British Medical Association.
Some of the principal treatments carried out by Mr Parvin Bansal at Spire include:
Upper limb surgery
Special Clinical Interests: foot and ankle surgery, knee arthroscopy, knee arthroplasty, limb reconstruction and knee surgery.
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Slaget ved Tannenberg (1410) (polsk: Bitwa pod Grunwaldem (slaget ved Grunwald), litauisk: Žalgirio mūšis (slaget ved Žalgiris)) blev udkæmpet mellem styrker fra Polen-Litauen og Den Tyske Orden den 15. juli 1410.

Baggrund
Efter at have gennemført et korstog i det baltiske område i 1226 blev Den tyske Orden af den polske hertug af Masovien, Konrad 1. af Masovien, forlenet med store landområder i Polen og Preussen. Men ordenens stormester Hermann von Salza valgte at give landområderne til Paven og skabte derved grundlaget for det, der skulle blive Preussen. I de efterfølgende århundreder udvidede ordenen sine besiddelser.

Polakkerne fastholdt kravet på området og førte flere krige mod Den tyske Orden indtil ordenens nederlag i Slaget ved Tannenberg i 1410.

I 1385 gik Litauen i forbund med kongeriget Polen, og året efter giftede storfyrsten af Litauen Jogaila sig med den polske dronning og modtog den polske trone. Han blev kristnet og tog navnet Władysław Jagiełło. 1401 overlod Jagiełło den litauiske storfyrstetitel til sin fætter Vytautas den Store, så han selv kunne koncentrere sig om de polske forhold.

Den tyske Ordens riddere hærgede og besatte både polske og litauiske landområder, men selv unionen mellem Litauen og Polen følte sig ikke stærk nok til at modstå ordenen.

Den 14. august 1409 erklærede ordenens stormester Ulrich von Jungingen krig mod Polen og Litauen, men foreslog samtidig en våbenhvile, da ingen af parterne var rede til kamp. Våbenhvilen skulle vare fra den 8. oktober 1409 til den 24. juni 1410.

Jagiello sendte spioner ind i ordenens område, og overalt i Polen og Litauen forberedte man sig på den kommende krig. Men også Den tyske Orden forberedte sig og tilkaldte hjælp fra Frankrig, England og Holland.

Men også Jagiello skaffede sig fremmed hjælp. Hans udsendige til Kijev fik tatarerne til at sende 1.500 ryttere, fra Bøhmen ville der komme 3.000 mand under Jan Sokol, og også Moldavien og Rusland ville sende hjælp, da de alle indså betydningen af det kommende slag.

I december 1409 mødtes Jagiełło, Vytautas og tatarernes leder Dzala-ed-din i Brest Litovsk (polsk: Brześć Litewski) for at planlægge, hvorledes de skulle nå Marienburg (polsk: Malbork) og knuse Den tyske Orden.

I 2. uge af juni 1410, kun 11 dage før våbenhvilens udløb, indfandt tre riddere fra Den tyske Orden sig hos kong Jagiełło. De ønskede at forlænge våbenhvilen, fordi riddere fra andre dele af Europa ønskede at deltage i korstoget. Jagiełło gik med til en forlængelse, fordi han kunne bruge den ekstra tid til egne forberedelser.

Den 3. juli satte de polske og litauiske hære sig i bevægelse, og tirsdag den 15. juli 1410 mødte de fjenden ved landsbyerne Grunwald, Stębark (Tannenberg) og Łodwigowo.

Jagiello rådede over 18.000 ryttere, 11.000 væbnere og 4.000 mand fodfolk, hvortil kom 11.000 litauiske ryttere og fodfolk, 1100 tatarer og henved 6.000 andre.

Von Jungingen rådede over 21.000 tunge ryttere, 6.000 tungt bevæbnet fodfolk og 5.000 oppassere, der også var kamptrænede. Desuden havde Han 100 kanoner mod Jagiełłos 16. Den tyske Orden havde også de bedste feltherrer, ud over von Jungingen var det Friedrich von Wallenrode, Kuno von Lichtenstein, der var en af århundredets bedste sværdkæmpere, og Albrecht von Schwarzenberg. Alle var i fuld rustning, ringbrynjer, modsat polakkernes pladerustninger.

Den tyske Orden var numerisk underlegen, men overlegen i rustning og bevæbning, erfaring og ikke mindst i ledelse.

Fra klokken 5 om morgenen kunne den kæmpemæssige ridderhær ses vente med hvide kapper og sorte kors, men polakkerne lod dem vente og svede, i den efterhånden brændende sol. Op ad dagen angreb polakkerne, og Den tyske Orden led et ødelæggende, forsmædeligt nederlag.

I 1466 erobrede Polen også fæstningen Marienburg og fordrev den tyske ordens riddere til Königsberg.

Eksterne henvisninger

Tannenberg (1410)
Tannenberg, Slaget ved (1410)
Tannenberg, Slaget ved (1410)
Tannenberg, Slaget ved (1410)


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