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Dreams and premonitions
by L. W. Rogers
Published 1916 by Theosophical book concern in Los Angeles .
Also available in digital form on the Internet Archive Web site.
LC Classifications BF1078 .R6
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Dreams, Premonitions and the Unexplainable: Eye Opening Stories about Mysteries and Miracles - eBook () by Amy Newmark Hear about sales, receive special offers & : Ebook. Dreams and premonitions. Today, Septem the book 'Dreams and Premonitions' is launched. This book was born on twitter. Amy Newmark twittered about wanting to publish a book about dreams. She is a publisher on Chicken soup for the Soul. And Kelly Sullivan Walden let her know she was interested. you can listen to the book launch and the.
Premonitions are common among humans. Most of us have done something, seen something, gone some place, for example, that seemed familiar. Some of us have sensed something would happen and then seen it actually occur. In theory, the Premonitions Bureau could be a repository for the nation's dreams and visions—"mass premonitions," Barker later called them—and become an early-warning system.
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In Chicken Soup for the Soul: Dreams and Premonitions, you'll read stories about how dreams and premonitions have changed lives, relationships, and health. Here are five reasons to pay attention to your dreams and premonitions: Your dreams can make you a better person.
Bullied in middle school, Mariah Reyes became a bully herself. Extraordinary Dreams: Visions, Announcements and Premonitions Across Time and Place by Kimberly R. Mascaro (Author) out of 5 stars 2 ratings. ISBN ISBN Why is ISBN important.
ISBN. This bar-code number lets you verify that you're getting exactly the right version or edition of a book. 5/5(2). Chicken Soup for the Soul: Dreams and Premonitions: Amazing Stories of Miracles, Divine Intervention, and Insight [Newmark, Amy, Walden, Kelly Sullivan] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Dreams and Premonitions: Amazing Stories of Miracles, Divine Intervention, and Insight/5(47). Condition of the Book: There is no tear on the book and no missing pages.
Book Dreams and premonitions book Brand New. Author: Vikas Khatri Format: Paperback Language: English ISBN: Code: A Pages: Some dreams and premonitions are Rating: % positive. Give me an example of the premonitions you talk about in your latest book.
Well, I'm interested in those which have some sort of health relevance. I'm a physician so these things interest me.
I use the example of Amanda, a young woman who had a terrible nightmare that a chandelier above her baby's crib fell on the baby and the baby died. COVID Resources. Reliable information about the coronavirus (COVID) is available from the World Health Organization (current situation, international travel).Numerous and frequently-updated resource results are available from this 's WebJunction has pulled together information and resources to assist library staff as they consider how to handle coronavirus.
Dreams and premonitions. Los Angeles: Theosophical Book Co. [] (OCoLC) Material Type: Document, Internet resource: Document Type: Internet Resource, Computer File: All Authors / Contributors: L W Rogers. This book is about a medium who will share her thoughts with you about dreams, premonitions, and ghostly encounters.
It is a true story that will make you think about the paranormal.5/5(1). In the book Premonitions by the author Jude Watson, this story conveys about the main character Gracie who just moved into the Washington state firstly introducing himself by simply telling herself how she's a good person and hows she's having a rough life ever since her mother Premonitions have haunted her ever since this incident /5.
Dreams And Premonitions by Vikas Khatri Some dreams and premonitions are prophetic. They came true in the life of many eminent world personalities like Julius Caesar, Abraham Lincoln, Adolf Hitler, Mark Twain, and John Lennon foretelling death, calamities and disasters with pin-point accuracy.
Premonitions: Predicting future events can be a little scary, especially if the dreams are of events like the Titanic or In the case of tragic premonitions, they might be better called nightmares. How to Tell When Your Premonitions Are Real a quality I've come to associate with prophetic dreams.
Some premonitions are more ordinary and less emotion-infused. She has co-authored two books on health and welfare and is currently writing a book on intuition and the Tarot. Related Posts.
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Inspired by the book Chicken Soup for the Soul: Dreams and the Unexplainable by Amy Newmark and Kelly Sullivan Walden. It's not crazy. You really can use your dreams to change your life — by listening to your own thoughts.
"The wisdom of your subconscious communicates with you all the time, whether or not you are asleep or awake, whether you listen or not," explains Kelly Sullivan Walden.
Premonitions are a feeling that something is going to happen—it is foretelling the future. Most people have experienced premonitions to one degree or another. The phone rings and you "know" who it is calling, even though the call was unexpected. Sometimes the premonition isn't as specific, but just as strong or stronger.
What part do dreams, visions and premonitions play in Romeo and Juliet. In Romeo and Juliet, dreams, visions and premonitions play a very Important role.
They foreshadow the eventual tragedy, tell us about a character's view over a particular matter, and reflect underlying messages In the play.
They are symbols, telling us about the various themes In the play as well. Premonitions in Dreams - Premonitions in dreams, or precognitive dreams, can blur the line between fantasy and reality.
Learn about premonitions in dreams and dream : Lee Ann Obringer. The scientist who says we CAN see the future in our dreams: Think premonitions are just hokum.
A tantalizing book by a top neuroscientist will send shivers down your spine. Since ancient times, precognition has been associated with trance and dream states involved in phenomena such as prophecy, fortune telling and second sight, as well as waking premonitions.
These phenomena were widely accepted and reports have persisted throughout history, with most instances appearing in dreams. This is the first book in a series. Premonitions: Grace has premonitions. They've haunted her since her parents' death. She doesn't know how to deal with them, and doesn't want to.
Then Grace's best friend disappears. And suddenly the premonitions that have been the bane of her existence become the only way to solve the mystery of where her. Great Book! First off, there's a lot of characters, but if you just realize that and pick out the main characters, you'll be fine.
I, personally, like the idea that there are people that have premonitions and prepare for them. I know that there are some that might find this hokey, premonitions, dreams, etc.The stories in this book will enlighten and encourage you to listen to your dreams and your own inner voice.
Author Bio Amy Newmark is author, publisher, and editor-in Format: Ebook. Sharing a personal experience that happened in reading from my book "The torn veil between us and them ". Skip navigation Premonitions, dreams, and warnings Terri In circles.
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In deep skillet, heat oil and butter over medium heat. Add in onion and saute 2 minutes.
Stir in paprika and cook 2 more minutes ensuring it doesn't burn! Careful!
In the last 15 minutes of cooking add in mushrooms.
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Water ETF: A Precious Commodity Despite Its Abundancy
By	Darren Berardi. Last edited by Marios Alexandrou.
More and more specialized exchange traded funds (ETFs) are being introduced in to the market. And sure enough, Powershares decided it was time for a water ETF. At first I thought this was another commodity play like the commodities ETF or gold ETF. But I was wrong.
The water ETF is instead a sector-based ETF that focuses on companies involved in the water industry. The average market cap of its holdings is around $8.7 billion putting it in upper end of the smallcap category. Here are the top 10 holdings of the water ETF. Note that at the time of this writing, none of these companies made up more than 5 percent of the total value of the fund.
American States Water (AWR)
Companhia De Sanea (SBS)
Aqua America (WTR)
Layne Christensen (LAYN)
Franklin Electric (FELE)
Southwest Water (SWWC)
Watts Water Tech (WTS)
California Water (CWT)
Calgon Carbon Corp (CCC)
Consolidated Water Co (CWCO)
According to an article on Marketwatch, some arguments for investing in water include:
Less than 1% of all water on earth is available as fresh water.
Of the above amount, only about 1/100th is usable or accessible
Only 20% of the world's population has running water.
50% of the world's population uses unclean water and have no basic sanitary facilities often leading to disease and health-care issues.
1/3 of all nations suffer from water stress.
Since 1950 the world population has doubled but water use has tripled.
In addition, reports of pollution in China's Yellow River and continued competition for water in India could be the first signs of what may someday become commonplace around the world especially in third-world countries. And a history of poor environmental controls threatens water supply in fast-growing areas in the former Soviet states and Central Asia.
In some cases even corporations are running in to clean water shortages. Take for example this snippet of a recent story reported by a piece from the ETF Zone and syndicated on Yahoo:
"Coca Cola and Pepsi, two of the most successful companies ever to operate in the global arena, find themselves banned in five Indian states because of pesticide residues found in soda drinks. Coke and Pepsi weren't doing anything exceptional. They were producing according to the same methods as in the U.S, using the same water as other local drink providers. But they were not of course producing beverages with water of the same standard as in the U.S. For Coke and Pepsi to operate in India, clean water must be found– or cost-efficiently made."
And Alligator Investor offers this pretty scary list of water-shortage related news from around the world:
Low water supply in China portends a rise in global grain costs reported by IHT.
Water shortage worsens in the Philippines according to Manila Standard.
Critical water shortage in Pakistan forces people to drink polluted water.
Australian companies cash in on water shortage.
Water shortage in Florida forces agricultural users to reduce consumption 15%.
Petroleum refinery in Kenya shut down due to water shortage.
Water shortage in Dominican Republic leads to violent protests.
In Colorado, where they actually have water courts to resolve disputes over limited supplies, construction of new homes and commercial buildings has been halted in some areas due to lack of water.
Water shortage in South Africa reaches crisis proportions.
As with much of my writing on this site, I have an opinion (not to be construed as advice) about the water ETF. I think it is simply too targeted an offering for my investing style. On top of that, as a commodity, I have to ask if water really is worth investing in. Oil, for example, costs $1.67 a gallon. For water, we pay about one-third of a cent per gallon of high-quality water from our taps. Is anyone going to make a fortune investing in something so inexpensive? And in countries such as the US, water use is becoming more efficient such that there is less water being used today than 20 years ago even as the population and economy grows.
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Thanks for the pingback. Nice site! I have to agree with Jk, though; we may be paying only 1/3 cent a gallon for potable water in most of the U.S. right now, as you say, but how much would we be willing to pay if it became hard to get? Certainly much more than the $1.67 per gallon you quote as the price for oil! But in fact, in many places around the world, good water is already expensive. Many of the companies in the PHO portfolio are involved in these countries, working to purify existing water and improve supplies. I think PHO has a great future domestically and overseas.
This was actually a specific recommendation by Richard Russell and I have to agree. Let's face it, after the charts, graphs, and technical analysis are all said and done: potable water is the most basic human necessity, and there are a lot of people on the planet who need it daily (6.5 billion).
I'm up 4% on this one and I'm sticking to it. (google "Bechtel Iraq Water" to get an idea of what can happen to a water supply)
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the body you dream of is your own
t h e b o d y y o u d r e a m o f i s y o u r o w n (2019) is a musical theater piece designed and composed by UC Berkeley Music and Data Science Senior, Trevor Van de Velde. The project incorporates elements of video installation, microprocessors, and live performance. Inspired by the aesthetics of vaporwave, the body you dream seeks to explore our bodies in relation to technology. The installation consists of video and audio of white noise emanating from these artefacts that slowly diverge into those of the corporeal body.
A E R is a site-specific installation, by UC Berkeley Graduate Composer Didem Coskunseven and Engin Daglik (Stanford), focusing on turning a 'transitive space' into a 'space of experience' by using lighting design and interactive spatial sound design in such a way that they manifest both an uncanny and inviting ambience. The work consists of four light structures hung on the surfaces of a shipping container and 8-channel interactive audio immersed in this transitive space.
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The winger is currently on a season-long loan from Premier League champions Chelsea and is in great form for the Turin-based side.
Spanish media outlet Fichajes.net claim that the Colombian international wants to make his stay at the Serie A champions a permanent one; and Juve feel the same way as they are willing to offer Chelsea their asking price of £18.5 million.
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Hysolate 2021 Predictions: Sizing Up the Problem with Secure Remote Access in 2021
Industry executives and experts share their predictions for 2021. Read them in this 13th annual VMblog.com series exclusive.
Sizing Up the Problem with Secure Remote Access in 2021
By Tal Zamir, CTO and Founder, Hysolate
2021 will be the Year of Secure Remote Access. What's that you say? You thought the explosion of work-from-home made 2020 the YoSRA? Well, yes, it's true that by the end of Q1 2020 every company that could enable remote work did so. But the difference between what we've seen over the course of the past nine months and what's to come in the new year lies in how companies will shift their focus to operationalizing their remote access methodology now that the initial remote-at-any-cost push has passed.
So, for the sake of accuracy, let's say 2021 will be the Year of Cost-Effective Secure Remote Access, as enterprise approaches to enabling remote work at scale mature. Here's how we see this playing out over the coming year:
Enterprises will embrace BYOPC: With the shift to remote work brought about by COVID-19, enterprise BYOD/BYOPC is making a huge comeback. Scaling BYOD/BYOPC will require organizations to evolve the way they provide endpoint security, and so 2021 will see greater investment in secure digital workspaces. Enterprises will look to extend their support for non-managed laptops, not just for contractors/third parties but for the entire workforce, and they will need to address manageability and privacy issues related to these extended BYOD programs.
Enterprises will seek alternatives to VDI and DaaS for secure remote access at scale: If the remote-at-any-cost response to COVID-19 yielded anything positive, it demonstrated that distributed workflows are sustainable beyond the lifecycle of the current pandemic. What's proving to be unsustainable, however, is relying on outdated infrastructure to enable remote work at enterprise scale. Trying to address the rapid shift to remote-first with more-of-the-same solutions like virtual private networking (VPN), virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) and desktop-as-a-service (DaaS) will hit scalability constraints, both in terms of user experience, security, and cost. Increased dependence on modern, cloud-based collaboration apps such as Zoom, Teams, Slack, and many others will exacerbate the shortcomings of legacy remote access solutions. Enterprises will realize it is not effective -- either from a cost or a productivity standpoint -- to limit users' access to these modern apps from a slow/expensive remote desktop in the data center.
Spending on endpoint security will shift to modern endpoint isolation solutions: On the corporate security front, endpoint security spending is going to rise in 2021 at an even greater rate than it has over the past few years, as the shift to remote work brought about by COVID-19 has exposed countless new security vulnerabilities. From the attackers' perspective, endpoints have now become more lucrative than ever, with a tempting attack vector of compromising a home network or a personal machine and from there moving laterally with a single hop into sensitive corporate assets (either cloud-based or on-premises via a VPN connection). This will increase investment in endpoint isolation products that separate corporate access from non-corporate/personal access.
As we anticipate the arrival of the New Year, we think it's clear that the name of the IT game in 2021 will be increased flexibility, increased productivity and increased security. Legacy solutions got us to the point where companies could demonstrate the viability of remote work. But with the New Year comes a new resolve, one that compels companies to embrace the new remote-first paradigm by modernizing operations with purpose-built solutions that scale quickly and easily, strengthen the company's security posture and provide remote access for all without breaking the bank.
Tal is a 20-year software industry leader with a track record of solving urgent business challenges by reimagining how technology works. An entrepreneur at heart, he has pioneered multiple breakthrough cybersecurity and virtualization products. Before founding Hysolate, Tal incubated next-gen end-user computing products in the CTO office at VMware. Earlier, he was part of the leadership team at Wanova, a desktop virtualization startup acquired by VMware. Tal began his career in an elite IDF technology unit, leading mission-critical cybersecurity projects that won the prestigious Israeli Defense Award. He holds multiple US patents as well as an M.Sc. degree in Computer Science, and the honor of valedictorian, from the Technion.
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Testing Trisha ~ Single parenting at its finest: Wordless Wednesday - Halloween Pictures! better late than never!
Wordless Wednesday - Halloween Pictures! better late than never!
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She is always willing to pose for the camera!
I LOVED the way her hair turned out!!
They live down the street from me! I just had to take their picture because I just loved his costume!
I'm a huge fan of all things from Alice in Wonderland!
Your kiddos are adorable! ... and looks like they made out quite well. I ate more than they did too... just call it the Mommy tax. They tax my patience, I eat more of their candy. Lol.
Your daughter's hair really did turn out great. I'm envious of your hair styling skill.
I always eat more candy than the kids too!
'Never' would have been tragic because your kids' costumes turned out great! Tinker Bell's hair is beautiful!
Aww they look so cute!
Their costumes are great! And I love the way your little girl's hair turned out. Too cute!
Thanks for stopping by and linking up. Have a great day.
Great costumes and it looks like they made out ok in the candy department. LOL.
How fun. I would have eaten more of the candy than the kids too. I love chocolate.
Glad you had loot and fun!


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Q: Two for loops one ascending one descending creates two different data structures I have an array that I am looping twice, one im looping from pointer 0 and up and the other im looping backwards.
But they produce different array layouts in console.log which i find strange .. this is what i have:
//array has a length of 3 [0,1,2]
var data = [],
    data2 = [];
for(var i = 0; i < array.length-1; i++){
 data[i] = {};
 data[i].test = 'Hello';
}
for(var i = array.length - 1; i > 0; i--){
 data2[i] = {};
 data2[i].test = 'Hello';
}
console.log(data);
console.log(data2);

Now in my console log they come out different like this:

So why does the second one have a length of 3 but only 2 objects? And why does the second console.log have numbers in front of the objects unlike the first one ?

A: The length of an Array is simply the max(index) + 1.
When you create a "sparse" array, the intermediate indexes are still treated as existing.
console.log(JSON.stringify(data2));
// [null, {"test":"Hello"}, {"test":"Hello"}]

Even if the instance doesn't itself have them.
console.log('0' in data2);
// false

If you want a count of keys that were used, you could get the length of its Object.keys():
console.log(Object.keys(data2).length);
// 2

Possibly filtering to just indexes.
Object.indexes = function (target) {
    return Object.keys(target).filter(function (key) {
        return key === String(parseInt(key, 10));
    });
};

console.log(Object.indexes(data2).length);

Note that these snippets expect an ES5-based engine or polyfills.

A: Your inner loop has this continuing condition:
i > 0

Which stops it before it gets to the data2[0] position.
And so, you're setting data2[2] and then data2[1]. data2[0] remains unset but it's still in the array (it's still the pointer position).
This is what you're looking for
for(var i = array.length - 2; i >= 0; i--){
 data2[i] = {};
 data2[i].test = 'Hello';
}

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Libertarians Have No Home in Either Dominant Political Party
Which leaves the U.S. without a major party even slightly inclined to leave people alone to manage their own affairs.
J.D. Tuccille | 11.30.2020 1:15 PM
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To go by the post-election commentary, we libertarians are a powerful group holding sway over American politics and policy. Yet Team Blue and Team Red still enthusiastically embrace authoritarianism and scorn our insistence on letting people run their own lives.
Despite growing recognition that libertarians matter, Democrats and Republicans show little sign of extending an olive branch to people who oppose efforts to make government more abusive and intrusive. They know we exist, but they keep us in opposition.
How long a shadow do we throw over American politics?
"According to the latest figures, the Libertarian candidate for president, Jo Jorgensen (pronounced Yo Your-gun-sin), has spoiled the election," huffed conservative writer Michael Warren Davis on his way to working himself into a frenzy in The Spectator. "The number of votes Yo-Yo received in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and Pennsylvania exceeds Joe Biden's margin over Donald Trump in all those states. In other words, had the libertarians in each of those states voted for Mr Trump, he would have been reelected handily."
It wasn't just the presidential race, either.
"Hide the kids and liquor. Libertarians have been heard from again," the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette editorialized about Libertarian Ricky Dale Harrington's 33.5 percent showing against Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR). The piece acknowledged, with regret, that libertarian views on drugs and foreign policy have moved into the mainstream. "If the Libertarian stirred such a response with chewing gum and duct tape, it'd be fascinating to watch what he could do with some serious resources," the paper added.
A similar Indianapolis Star piece about Libertarian Donald Rainwater's 11.5 percent showing in the three-way Indiana governor's race described his party as "ascendant." It added, "to pass up Democrats in the next turn, Libertarians don't have to worry much about soul searching yet, they just need to figure out what they are building toward."
What they're building toward might be policy victories of the sort that troubled the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette's editorial board.
Voters, "perhaps those with a libertarian streak, in red and purple states such as Arizona, South Dakota, Mississippi and Montana voted to relax their drug laws and reject the status quo," Zachary Siegel noted for NBC News.
Libertarians "got almost everything they wanted," Liz Mair wrote in The New York Times in a piece that anticipates Republicans holding the Senate. "On the one hand, Joe Biden has a friendlier record on trade and immigration, and on the other, they avoided the burst of spending that inevitably comes with unified control of the federal government."
Libertarians are apparently winning bigly, as certain political types might say. So why are we still treated as untouchable by both of the major political parties? The answer lies, almost certainly, in the two parties' disinterest in courting those who want to live and let live for fear they'll alienate other constituents.
President-Elect Joe Biden's Democrats, for their part, are divided between pseudo-technocrats who want to "follow the science"—so long as the science says that government officials should be in charge of everything—and the party's more left-leaning wings.
"We can no longer leave this to the private sector," insists Biden's website in a section about pandemic response. "The Supply Commander should work with every governor to determine their needs, and then coordinate production and delivery of those needs in a timely and efficient manner."
Meanwhile, the party's progressives—increasingly open about their socialism—feud with the "centrists" about just how much bigger, more intrusive, and generous with other people's money government should get under their control.
It's difficult to reconcile a Democratic Party torn between two brands of control freakery with any effort to reach out to libertarians—and woe betide anybody who tries.
"It was the libertarians that she most inspired during her presidential campaign," The Washington Times observes of exiting Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI), who unsuccessfully vied for the Democratic presidential nomination. "Breaking from her party endeared Ms. Gabbard with a new sect of the electorate, but it hurt her prospects with her party and her constituents back home."
The same could be said of the Trump-era Republican Party, which drove also exiting Rep. Justin Amash (L-MI) to flee the GOP for the Libertarian Party. Rep. Thomas Massie, Amash's ideological ally, has weathered the storm—but not because the party leadership made him welcome.
"Massie, a libertarian-leaning conservative who has often clashed with his party's leadership, said he has no plans to leave the Republican Party, despite Trump calling for him to be thrown out of the GOP," Politico reported in March.
The populist-nationalist GOP of recent years has little room in it for advocates of personal freedom and small government.
"Today, many leaders of the Republican Party have coalesced around a desire to purge libertarians, with our pesky commitments to economic liberty and international trade, from their midst," Reason's Stephanie Slade pointed out in an August The New York Times column. She cited party figures rejecting not just figures like Amash and Massie, but libertarian ideas about free markets and limited government.
With the Democrats victorious in the presidential contest, while Republicans (probably) retain the Senate, gain seats in the House, and thrive at the state level, there's little sign that the big political parties will feel a need to appeal to a libertarian faction that drives them to distraction but is entirely incompatible with their competing brands of authoritarianism.
More than ever, that leaves libertarians without a home in either of the major political parties. It also, incidentally, leaves the United States without a major political party even slightly inclined to leave people alone to manage their own affairs. Those of us who value liberty, then, are left in permanent opposition to the meddlesome major political parties, and to the government they dominate.
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J.D. Tuccille is a contributing editor at Reason.
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We arrived safe and sound in Minnesota on Sunday night after a three day road trip. Piper was a trouper! So was our dog, Biscuit. We are very impressed with both of them.
As I mentioned last week, as we are in the midst of such a large transition (we are in our home, our furniture however, is not….yet….), I'm delivering a few video repeats to you for a few weeks. But there's definitely a lot of fun new videos and other cool things on the horizon for the Fall….so definitely stay tuned!
For now, I've got a classic "camp song" as we wind down summer – as well as a Miss Nina Weekly Video Show favorite: The Green Grass Grows All Around by Woody Guthrie. And I am joined in this video by Joanie Leeds! While performing at the Wildwood Crest Library in NJ this summer, Joanie was in attendance with her daughter. We also had a fan of the video show in the audience who LOVED this video. So, at the end of my performance I invited Joanie up and we performed this song live! It was SO much fun!
If you're not familiar with this song, it's SO GREAT for kids! It's easy to sing, has motions to move-along with, and is a memory song s that with each new verse you have to remember what was song in the last verse and add on to it. It can get pretty silly….which is the best part! So click the photo above to have some fun with us!
Enjoy! I'll be back in your inbox next Tuesday – until then have a wonderful week!


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Q: Output Data Rate for this gyroscope is way lower than the clock rate? I was planning on using an L3G4200D gyroscope in a project to align manufacturing rollers. I've been looking at the datasheet and it says that the clock rate is 10 MHz but it also has something about a "Output Data Rate" and it can be set to 100, 200, 400, and 800 Hz. That's way lower than the supposed clock rate so I was hoping someone could clear this up. I also don't understand what they mean when they say "Cut-Off" along with the ODR.
This is the product page, it has a link to download the datasheet (PDF)
http://www.st.com/web/en/catalog/sense_power/FM89/SC1288/PF250373
The ODR is on page 29. The clock rate info is on page 12.
Note: We are using the SPI interface. (Almost forgot to mention that).

A: The "Output Data Rate" is not the bit rate of the interface, but rather the rate at which it samples the values being measured. If you set the Output Data Rate to 800 Hz, you will read out a packet of data every 1.25 ms using a SPI data rate of 10 MHz.
The cutoff frequency for the low-pass (antialias) filter associated with the sampling process is tied to the Output Data Rate.

A: 10 MHz refers to the max SPI clock rate you can use, not the rate of any on board clock.


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Following a frantic opening the Jags were presented with the first chance of the match on seven minutes when a Blake Wales corner kick found Tansey unmarked in the six yard area, however, on a gluepot surface the ball stuck under his feet and he couldn't get a shot away. Instead Tansey teed up Mickey Fairney whose low drive was blocked by a defender.
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But the Jags slowly clawed themselves back into the match and started to threaten again. On 65 minutes Dalkeith thought they had regained the lead when Ryan McQueenie turned a Tansey flick into the net only for the far side linesman to put his flag up for offside.
With time marching on it was looking like next goal would win it and on 80 minutes the visitors survived a scare when Hewitt headed a corner from the right over the bar.


Edmiston sends word that the 207-foot Feadship motoryacht Lady Britt is still open for Christmas and New Year's charter in the Caribbean.
Lady Britt is a 2011 build that is among the most sought-after superyachts on the charter market worldwide. Her amenities include a Finnish sauna, a top-deck gymnasium with panoramic views, an elevator serving all primary guest areas and an outdoor cinema.
Her crew of 16 includes a chef who has earned two Michelin stars, meaning the cuisine on board should be just as outstanding as the yacht herself.
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Meet the new APA Board members
By Gwendolyn Craig
The Adirondack Park Agency hasn't released an agenda yet, but it's slated to meet on July 16 with its four new board members and three re-appointments.
The APA board hasn't been full in years, but the state Senate approved Gov. Andrew Cuomo's appointments on June 10.
The new members are:
Zoe Smith, deputy director of Paul Smith's College Adirondack Watershed Institute;
Andrea Hogan, supervisor of the Town of Johnsburg in Warren County;
Mark Hall, former supervisor of the Town of Fine in St. Lawrence County; and
Ken Lynch, former counsel to the state Department of Environmental Conservation from Onondaga County in central New York.
Adirondack Explorer reached out to the new members to learn more about their backgrounds and hopes for the board.
Andrea Hogan
In a phone interview, Hogan talked about her "unique lens" she will bring to the APA. Prior to becoming a town supervisor, Hogan ran the local Adirondack Community Outreach Center in Johnsburg for about a decade.
"I'm thrilled and honored to be chosen to serve," she said about being on the APA board. "I really hope that I can help with some of the understanding of how the decisions made at the park also impact the economics of those living in the park. It's the kind of lens that I look at these things through."
Hogan and her husband are from the Schenectady area, but moved to the Adirondacks in the early 2000s. They wanted to save gas money after driving up into the mountains so often, Hogan joked.
Hogan wants to tackle cell service and broadband, while on the APA board. In Johnsburg, Hogan said, there are some areas where highway department staff experience both radio and cellular dead zones. The issue echoes one ongoing in Hamilton County where emergency responders are grappling with a radio dead zone.
"Frankly, that's not acceptable," Hogan said. "There is improvement to be made. We can improve without compromising our commitment to the wilderness."
Hall is now serving as the water superintendent for the town of Fine in St. Lawrence County. In response to an email from Adirondack Explorer, Hall said he was honored to be nominated by the governor.
According to Hall's biography on the APA's website, the American Water Works Association awarded him "2019 Project of the Year" for infrastructure improvements totaling $8.4 million.
Besides his water treatment and town supervisor background, Hall has served on the St. Lawrence County Industrial Development Agency, the Adirondack Park Local Government Review Board and the Adirondack Association of Towns and Villages. For over 10 years he owned and operated Adirondack Tank Services, a business that worked on "removal of fuel storage tanks and oil spill remediation."
Zoe Smith
During the Adirondack Explorer's interview request process, an APA spokesperson asked that questions be directed to the APA rather than speaking to the individuals. Smith and Lynch both submitted statements to the Adirondack Explorer through that process.
Smith currently serves as the deputy director of the Paul Smith's College Adirondack Watershed Institute and is co-director of the Adirondack Lakes Alliance.
Her natural resource background in the Adirondacks spans more than two decades, including several years as the Adirondack program director for the Wildlife Conservation Society. Smith has worked at a number of local organizations, and founded the Common Ground Alliance Core Team.
In her email response, Smith said she was grateful for the opportunity to serve on the APA board.
"Recreation is a big part of my life and is part of what fuels my passion for conservation," Smith said. "However I've always been sensitive to the needs of our local communities, recognizing that this complex structure of private – public lands is what makes this place unique and is why I love the Adirondacks. I am fascinated with the opportunities and challenges this framework presents. I've built my career around protecting this remarkable place and helping to support local leaders to have a voice at the table on decisions about land use and conservation. The Adirondacks are a complicated place and I love to think about how the Adirondacks can both protect our natural resources and support our communities."
Ken Lynch
Lynch is a familiar face to state government. He recently retired as the executive deputy commissioner of the state Department of Environmental Conservation. He oversaw a number of natural resource projects, including the partial cleanup of one of the most polluted water bodies in the nation, Onondaga Lake in Syracuse.
Lynch lives outside the Adirondack Park in Onondaga County. He is currently the director of strategic growth initiatives for Ramboll, a consulting firm working in the energy and environment sector.
In his emailed statement, Lynch also said he is looking forward to being on the APA board.
"My … memories of the Adirondacks span the decades I've spent with my entire family enjoying the serenity of the Western Adirondack Park camp built by my father and grandfather in 1950," Lynch wrote.
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RCW 41.32.483: Annual increase amount—Legislature's rights reserved—No additional increases after June 30, 2011.
Annual increase amount—Legislature's rights reserved—No additional increases after June 30, 2011.
(1) Beginning July 1, 2009, the annual increase amount as defined in RCW 41.32.010(4) shall be increased by an amount equal to $0.40 per month per year of service minus the 2008 gain-sharing increase amount under *RCW 41.31.010 as it exists on July 22, 2007. This adjustment shall not decrease the annual increase amount, and is not to exceed $0.20 per month per year of service. The legislature reserves the right to amend or repeal this section in the future and no member or beneficiary has the contractual right to receive this adjustment to the annual increase amount not granted prior to that time.
(2) The adjustment to the annual increase amount as set forth in section 5, chapter 491, Laws of 2007 was intended by the legislature as a replacement benefit for gain-sharing. If the repeal of **chapter 41.31 RCW is held to be invalid in a final determination of a court of law, and the court orders reinstatement of gain-sharing or other alternate benefits as a remedy, then this adjustment to the annual increase amount shall not be included in future annual increase amounts paid on or after the date of such reinstatement.
(3) No additional annual increase under this section shall be provided after June 30, 2011.
Reviser's note: *(1) RCW 41.31.010 was repealed by 2007 c 491 § 13, effective January 2, 2008.
**(2) Chapter 41.31 RCW was repealed by 2007 c 491 § 13, effective January 2, 2008.
Severability—Conflict with federal requirements—2007 c 491: See notes following RCW 41.32.765.


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The Big Class races were spectacular to watch: the boats had deep keels, long overhanging booms and powerful rigs. Around 45 races were organised in the regatta season from late May to early September, and the highlight came in early August when the fleet headed to the Solent for Cowes Week. Wherever they were held around the British Isles, however, Big Class events attracted huge crowds.
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April 7, to May 15, 2023
The People's Building
This year we are hosting the On the Wild Side Exhibition which will be our themed show for 2023. Get creative and find out how you interpret "On the Wild Side". Whatever that means to you, we want to see it in your paintings. We're excited to see what you come up with! Find the exhibition schedule and details below.
Register on ArtCall today!
Saturday February 25, 2023, 10pm
Friday March 10, 2023 6pm via email
Art Delivered by Hand
Monday, April 3, 2023 10am to noon
to The People's Building, 9995 E Colfax Ave, Aurora, CO 80010.
Exhibition Opens to the Public
Tuesday April 4, 2023
Opening Reception & Award Ceremony
Friday, April 7, 2023, 5-7pm
awards announced at 6pm
Exhibition closes
Monday 15, 2023
Pick up unsold art
Tuesday May16, 2023 10 - noon
About our Juror:
Kathleen Conover is a full time artist, dividing her time between painting, teaching, judging and gallery
ownership (25 years). She holds signature status in several international and national organizations
including AWS-DF (Dolphin Fellow), NWS, TWSA-MA (Master Artist), ISEA-NF (Nautilus Fellow) and
WHS.
Kathleen has garnered numerous awards including the •AWS: Silver Medal of Honor, High Winds
Medal of Honor and the Mary Bryan Memorial Award •TWSA: Best of Show Skyledge Award and the
Winsor Newton Award • Shenzhen (China) International Watercolor Biennial Honorable Mention • ISEA
Best of Show Gracie Award • NWS Potomac Valley Watercolorists Award •Audubon Artists Aquamedia
Award of Excellence • WCUSA Juror's Award • CWA Best of Show. Most recently she is honored to
have invitations to several International Watercolor Society (IWS) exhibitions including: China, Greece,
Italy, Mexico, Taiwan and Thailand. Kathleen is included in many books, art publications and YouTube
Videos.
Kathleen Conover holds a Master of Arts degree, emphasis in Fine Art, from Northern Michigan
University, Marquette, MI, and a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art from the University of Washington, Seattle,
WN. Kathleen has taught extensively in the US as well as internationally over the past 20 years.
This exhibit is open to all Colorado Residents 18 years of age or older, residing in Colorado. CWS members who have moved out of state and maintain membership may enter.
• This show will have a theme of On the Wild Side (artists the interpretation)Each painting will need to be in accordance with this theme.
• Painting must be predominantly watermedia (watercolor, acrylic, gouache, casein and tempera) on paper, synthetic paper, yupo, or watercolor paper on an aluminum or wood panel. Paintings must have been completed within the last two years starting from January 1, 2021 to present, and not previously shown in a juried or non-juried show in a Colorado Watercolor exhibit.
• Painting must be artist's original work only. No copies or likenesses of another artist's work. No copies or partial copies of any published source whether copyrighted or not copyrighted. No copies of any published material from the internet, videos, magazines, or newspapers. Your photos must be taken by yourself. No use of other people's photos, even if given permission. No work done in a class or workshop, or under the direction of anyone but yourself. Any collage material must be produced by yourself. No computer generated or digital art will be accepted. The painting must be painted by one person, yourself. You may be asked to provide your photo if there is any question of originality.
• The Artist's signature should appear on the front of the painting.
• Registration must be completely filled out. Prices and all information on this registration are considered final and may not be changed after the submission deadline. No exceptions.
• Accepted artwork may not be shown or for sale in another exhibition, virtual or in person, at the same time as this exhibition. Artwork must be on display for the duration of the exhibition.
• Maximum Art size: (not including frame) 22" x 30". Minimum image size: 80 square inches.
• All works must be delivered framed and ready to hang. Wood or metal gallery quality frames only. No frame moulding over five inches wide. All frames must have hardware with picture wire in place. No sawtooth hangers. All works must be in clean white or off-white mats, if under plexiglass. Colored liners or fillets may not be larger than 1/4". Paintings not under plexiglass must be sealed with an acrylic based varnish, not matted, and framed the same as an oil painting would be framed. Paintings delivered with chipped, cracked, damaged, dirty or improper presentation will not be hung.
Rules/Read Carefully
The artist's signature should appear on the front of the painting. CWS reserves the right to refuse any painting that does not comply with the requirements stated in this call for entry or does not match the submitted image. All information provided, including price, is final and may not be changed after the submission deadline. Accepted artwork must be on display for the duration of this exhibit and may not be shown in another exhibit, virtual or in person, during this exhibit. Failure to comply with these rules or meet any requirements in this call for entry may result in disqualification of your entry, ineligibility to enter future CWS exhibits for a minimum of two years and a forfeiture of any award. If you fail to deliver your work, if it is accepted, you will be ineligible to enter future CWS exhibits for a minimum of two years.
jpg files. The resolution must be 300 dpi. Submissions must be under 4mb and a minimum dimension of 540px and a maximum dimension of 1920px on the longest side. ArtCall will permanently resize submissions.
Price is $30 for CWS members + $6 for each additional entry up to 3 total entries and $35 for non-CWS members + $7 for each additional entry up to 3 total entries.
Instructions for delivery or shipping will be provided with notification of acceptance.
Sales of Artwork
All entries must be for sale. No price changes will be accepted. A 20% commission will be charged by the gallery and 15% by CWS, so the artist receives 65% of the price charged on their sales. Commission checks will be mailed to artists within 45 days of Exhibition Close.


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HighBeam Research
HighBeam Research logo since February 2004.
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HighBeam Research is a paid search engine and full text online archive owned by Cengage Learning (through its Gale subsidiary) for thousands of newspapers, magazines, academic journals, newswires, trade magazines, and encyclopedias in English.[2] It is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois.[3]
The company was established in August 2002 after Patrick Spain, who had just sold Hoover's, which he had co-founded, bought eLibrary and Encyclopedia.com from Tucows. The new company was called Alacritude, LLC (a combination of Alacrity and Attitude). ELibrary had a library of 1,200 newspaper, magazine and radio/ TV transcript archives that were generally not freely available.[4]
Original investors included Prism Opportunity Fund of Chicago and 1 to 1 Ventures of Stamford, Connecticut.
Spain stated, "There was a glaring gap between free search like Google and high-end offerings like LexisNexis and Factiva."[5]
Later in 2002, it bought Researchville.com. By 2003, it had increased its archive base to articles from 2,600 publishers. In 2004, it was renamed HighBeam Research. In 2005, it increased its publisher base to 3,500 publishers. In 2006, Oxford University Press, Knight Ridder and The Washington Post archives were added. In 2008, it was purchased by Cengage Learning.[6] Highbeam features many articles by the UK based Trinity Mirror Group.
Highbeam Research is a partner in the Womensforum network and a major content provider for the WomensForum women's issues research website.[7]
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Duration Approx. 25 shots for 2 quarters.
I remember popping in the quarters wanting to shoot the train going by when I was a little kid. I still have to stop by on my way to the mountains to have a round or two. Try it once at least, a classic.
For all of us who came to the MK as a child, this was something we looked forward to spending quarters on in Frontierland. This may not be all that fun for everyone but I still get a kick out of shooting that old bird.
my dad was playing on it and me and my mum where wacthing when a castmember gave me a free go, which was fun, go place to relax, and have a break.
IT WOULD BE OK AT A AMUSEMENT PARK BUT I EXPECT MORE FROM DISNEY.IT'S PROBABLY ON IT'S LAST LEGS IN OUR PC WORLD.


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Nachman, Gerald
Gerald Nachman is the author, most recently, of Seriously Funny: The Rebel Comedians of the 1950s and 1960s (Pantheon).
Nadeau, Remi
In addition to his recent Los Angeles: Mission to Modern City , of which this article forms a part, Remi Nadeau has written three other books on California history, among them
Nadelman, Cynthia
Cynthia Nadelman is an art critic and poet who lives in New York City.
Nadelmann, Ethan A.
Ethan A. Nadelmann is assistant professor of politics and public affairs in the Woodrow Wilson School and the Department of Politics at Princeton University.
Nahne, Andrew C.
Nasaw, David
David Nasaw is the Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. Professor of History at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
Nast, Thomas
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Thomas J. Naughton, holder of an engineering degree from Princeton and a former magazine editor, is now a free-lance writer living in Old Saybrook, Connecticut.
Neal, Steve
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Neal, Avon
Neely, William
William Neely is an amateur pilot and author of numerous books on auto racing. This article is adapted from his book Pilots , published this August by Simon & Schuster.
Nelson, Daniel
Daniel Nelson, a professor of history at the University of Akron, is the author of Shifting Fortunes: The Rise and Decline of American Labor, From the 182Os to the Present (Ivan R.
Neuberger, Richard L.
Nevins, Allan
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New, Emma Mitchell
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Newhall, Nancy
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Proprietor of the Abraham Lincoln Book Shop in Chicago, Mr. Newman is an experienced appraiser of manuscripts and collections in the fields of American history and literature.
Nibbi, Jestine
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Tom Nicholas currently is William J. Abernathy Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School. His research focuses on linking historical U.S.
Nichols, Roy F.
Roy F. Nichols is vice-provost find dean of the graduate school at the University of Pennsylvania.
Nicole , Lauren
Lauren Nicole is a freelance writer living in Austin who blogs at hipstercrite.com.
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Nixon, Richard M.
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Nolan, J. Bennett
Bennett Nolan, a member of the Pennsylvania Historical Commission lives in Reading. He has collected, over many year, the facts about these paintings and the people who appear in them.
Nolen, William A.
Norman, Michael
Michael Norman, a professor at New York University's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute, co-authored Tears in the Darkness: The Story of the Bataan Death March and Its Aftermath (Farrar, Straus, and Giroux 2009) with his wife, Elizabeth.
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Norton, Mary Beth
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Acta Forestalia Fennica vol. 57 no. 2 article id 7398 | 1949 | Article
Erkki K. Kalela
Männiköiden ja kuusikoiden juurisuhteista I
Kalela E.K. (1949). Männiköiden ja kuusikoiden juurisuhteista I. Acta Forestalia Fennica vol. 57 no. 2 article id 7398. https://doi.org/10.14214/aff.7398
English title: On the horizontal roots in Scots pine and Norway spruce stands.
The purpose of the investigation was to study the amount, quality and distribution by layers of depth of horizontal roots in Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) and Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) stands in Southern Finland. The sample plots included stands on soil varying from sandy to stony, and stands of varying ages from seedling stands to an old stand, in Myrtillus and Vaccinium type forests.
In a Norway spruce stand, the amount of roots increases rapidly and reaches its maximum, about 450 meters/m3, at an age of 100-110 years. In a Scots pine stand the maximum, about 370 m/m3, is reached earlier, at an age of 60-70 years. The root system of pine expands more rapidly than that of spruce. The total length of the horizontal root system of pine amounts to 1,000 m soon after 40 years of growth, of spruce at the age of 60. Later the situation changes, and at the age of 110 the root systems of both species are about the same size, but older trees of spruce have more extensive root system.
Majority of horizontal roots are under 1 mm in diameter. Of the horizontal roots of spruce stands the majority lie in the humus layer and in the topmost mineral soil stratum. Over half of horizontal spruce roots are, thus, at a maximum depth of 5 cm, while majority of the roots of Scots pine lie at maximum in depth of 10 cm. At the same layer grow also the roots of the ground vegetation, which may affect the competition between the species.
The PDF includes a summary in English.
Original keywords
juuristo; juurikilpailu; mänty; kuusi; juuriston kasvu
English keywords
root system; roots; Scots pine; Pinus sylvestris; Norway spruce; Picea abies; competition; root competition; growth of roots
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Words' worth: A delicious sampler ahead of the main course
AJAY SURA & BARINDERJIT SALUJA TNN
"Make a lie as good as the truth." With that, bestseller author Ashwin Sanghi squarely placed fiction home in the realm of imagination — no matter how 'real'. Dismissing concerns his books may be considered re-telling of history,
Sanghi said, "I take a lot of philosophy, history, anthropology, mythology and science, use it as fictional plot in my stories. But I do not expect anyone to believe it."
Responding to former Army Chief General V P Malik's query about the multidisciplinary research, Sanghi said his team even includes translators. His debut novel in 2007, The Rozabel Line, was a theological thriller on the concept that Jesus Christ was buried in Kashmir.
Sanghi was speaking in Chandigarh at the Times LitFest Preview on November 21. The fifth edition of the Times LitFest will be held on November 30 and December 1 at Delhi's India Habitat Centre packed with over 145 eminent authors, including celebrated names from South Africa, Ireland, United States, United Kingdom and Denmark.
Proving that truth can indeed be stranger than fiction, General Malik in conversation with Lieutenant General (retd) Amar Aul at the preview, shared "surprise" elements from the Kargil war.
General Malik said he was surprised to find the political brass more concerned about the upcoming Lok Sabha elections than the ongoing Kargil war in July 1999. Malik said that during the war he had to request the then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee not to declare in public that India would not cross the line of control (LoC). He admitted the Army had indeed crossed LoC to achieve its objectives during the war.
General Malik said he requested the PM to desist when he found Vajpayee speaking in public about the Centre's direction to not cross the LoC. "Please don't speak about it in public. We're following your mandate to not cross; we will continue to follow that. Just in case, if we find it difficult to re-capture our position, our troops would have no other option but to cross the LoC," said Malik.
As pressure built up from Washington and Islamabad to end the war, Malik said Vajpayee called him. "PM said we should finish the war… One of the excuses he gave was elections had to be held… At the time, we had captured 95% of our positions. We launched three more attacks and finally on July 26, the war was officially ended," Malik added.
One of the most "surprising things" General Malik said he faced was Election Commission's July 22 announcement of the Lok Sabha polls. "War was on and it came as a big surprise to me. We had not declared war is over," the man who led the Kargil war 20 years ago said.
If war can have a lighter note, Lieutenant General AN Aul struck it. He said the initial plan to attack and capture Tololing in Kargil was on June 11, a Friday. "I realised Friday was not auspicious to launch the attack as we have lost to Pakistan several cricket matches played on Friday. Thus, it was suggested the attack be the next day, a Saturday, and we achieved our goal," Lt Gen Aul said, who headed the 56-Mountain Brigade that captured Tiger Hill.
The preview also included new author on the block, Gulshan Grover, Bollywood's 'Bad Man' who recently published his autobiography 'Bad Man: The Journey of Bollywood's Favorite Villain'.
In it, co-actors including Sunil Shetty, Mahesh Bhatt, Ramesh Sippy, Subhash Ghai, Shabana Azmi and others testify that Grover, silver screen's dreaded villain, is in reality a 'beeba munda' (nice guy) of the film industry.
Grover said, "As I do not look like a typical villian — I do not have muscular body, six-feet height or scary looks — initially, producers and directors were not convinced. But, I always used to tell my directors and producers, just roll the camera and then I will show you what a villain is." His meaty dialogue delivery served as delicious sampler ahead of the main course in Delhi weekend of November 30.
Times Litfest Delhi, presented by Rajnigandha, will be held on November 30 and Dec ember 1, 10am onwards at India Habitat Center, Lodhi Road. Entry is free. Details available at www.TOI.in/ TimesLitfestDelhi
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What happens when two people who are crazy about each other accidentally inherit the same property?
A story of Love, Hope & the true meaning of Family.
Acontinuation of the Georgia series, this story is about Adam adjusting to his role in life. Although there are skills he has that are admired by many, Adam faces situations in which he wants the skills he no longer has. His family is there to back him up until he makes the adjustment.


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La Palma volcano eruption declared over after three months of destruction
Scientists declared the eruption on Spain's La Palma officially over on Saturday, allowing islanders to breathe a sigh of relief nearly 100 days after the Cumbre Vieja volcano began to spew out lava, rock and ash and upended the lives of thousands.
After bursting into action on Sept. 19, the volcano suddenly went quiet on Monday Dec. 13 but the authorities, wary of raising false hope, held off until Christmas Day to give the all-clear.
"What I want to say today can be said with just four words: The eruption is over," Canary Islands regional security chief Julio Perez told a news conference on Saturday.
During the eruption, lava had poured down the mountainside, swallowing up houses, churches and many of the banana plantations that account for nearly half the island's economy. Although property was destroyed, no one was killed.
Maria Jose Blanco, director of the National Geographic Institute on the Canaries, said all indicators suggested the eruption had run out of energy but she did not rule out a future reactivation.
Some 3,000 properties were destroyed by lava that now covers 1,219 hectares – equivalent to roughly 1,500 soccer pitches – according to the final tally by the emergency services.
Of the 7,000 people evacuated, most have returned home but many houses that remain standing are uninhabitable due to ash damage. With many roads blocked, some plantations are now only accessible by sea.
German couple Jacqueline Rehm and Juergen Doelz were among those forced to evacuate, fleeing their rented house in the village of Todoque and moving to their small sail boat for seven weeks.
"We couldn't save anything, none of the furniture, none of my paintings, it's all under the lava now," said Rehm, 49, adding that they would move to nearby Tenerife after Christmas.
"I'm not sure it's really over. I don't trust this beast at all," she said.
The volcanic roar that served as a constant reminder of the eruption may have subsided and islanders no longer have to carry umbrellas and goggles to protect against ash, but a mammoth cleanup operation is only just getting underway.
The government has pledged more than 400 million euros ($453 million) for reconstruction but some residents and businesses have complained that funds are slow to arrive.
(Reporting by Nathan Allen; Editing by Edmund Blair)
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