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6 Questions We Have for Fast & Furious 9
For the past 18 years, THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS franchise has given us high-octane adventures full of fast cars, heists, espionage and international intrigue. Like a skillful driver, it has effortlessly changed directions multiple times, racing around continuity and logic to deliver some of the biggest and most memorable thrills of the modern moviegoing age. That's why it is Universal's most successful franchise of all time, with a combined worldwide gross of more than $5 billion.
There are eight films in the main series and a spinoff, FAST & FURIOUS PRESENTS: HOBBS & SHAW, coming to theatres on August 2. And as we race toward a ninth core movie, scheduled to arrive in April 2021, we have some big questions about the series.
Is Cipher the Biggest Bad?
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According to producers, the eighth and most recent film, THE FATE OF THE FURIOUS, started a new trilogy. Does that mean that film's villain, Cipher (Charlize Theron), will be a unifying villain for the next two movies? She was powerful enough to force Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) to break ranks with the members of his family and commit crimes in order to protect his son. But she's only the latest in an escalating series of adversaries for the F&F crew. So, is she the top of the villain food chain or is there someone else pulling the strings above her?
Will Hobbs and Shaw Return?
Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson) and Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham) battled one another, in both FURIOUS 7 and THE FATE OF THE FURIOUS, before reluctantly teaming up to defeat Cipher. This summer, HOBBS & SHAW exports the two characters for their own standalone adventure. Does that film herald the beginning of a new series unto itself, or will the events of the upcoming story play into what happens in the main thrust of the franchise?
Will There Be #Justice4Han?
Although THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS: TOKYO DRIFT indicated that Han Lue (Sung Kang) died in a car crash after his protégé, Sean Boswell (Lucas Black), ran afoul of the Yakuza, the truth was more terrible. Audiences learned, in FURIOUS 7, that it was Deckard Shaw who drove the car that T-boned Han's vehicle, causing a fatal explosion. Shaw goes on to team up with the F&F crew in FATE OF THE FURIOUS — so, does that mean he's forgiven for killing a member of their family?
Are Cars Still Important?
In the last few THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS films, the ability to drive very fast in vehicles that are often stolen through narrow, almost unnavigable locations has been a more and more minor part of the series. Espionage and international action have become such a dominant part of the overall plot that filmmakers don't have as many reasons for the characters to drive expensive cars. Instead, the scenarios have become more over the top, like driving on top of a frozen lake or, in FURIOUS 7, literally racing in the air after barreling out of a military plane in vehicles attached to parachutes. The next step obviously feels like they have to go to space, which seems like an unlikely place to need Dominic's muscle car or any earthbound conveyance, honestly.
Who Will Take the Spotlight?
As original co-star Paul Walker has tragically passed on, and Johnson and Statham's Hobbs and Shaw have chosen their own adventure, will a familiar face or a new character be elevated in the next movie? THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS franchise has one of the deepest benches in any film series. In almost every installment, it introduces new characters who are as complex and interesting as the established stars. Does the exit of a few of the film's bona fide leads mean that Tyrese or Ludacris will graduate from comic relief to major characters? The likely answer is that Leticia Ortiz, played by Michelle Rodriguez, will find her way into the middle of the major action.
How Crazy Can This Series Get?
These stories have had fake deaths, flashbacks, amnesia, wrestling-style heel turns and retroactive continuity. So what's next? Although it set out simply to echo POINT BREAK with fast cars, THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS film series has transformed into one of the most engagingly melodramatic franchises in modern movies. The heroes have teamed up with villains. Letty faked her death, and then lost her memory and finally regained it. Dominic crossed his family to pull robberies for Cipher. What's left in that playbook — an evil twin? A clone? More fake deaths? A showdown in space? This series can't go small again, so we can't wait to see how the filmmakers find something special and wild to up the ante even further.
Thankfully, with fan appetites stronger than ever for this multicultural, fun and wonderfully silly franchise, the creators probably have enough ideas for 10 more installments of THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS, much less two.
FAST & FURIOUS PRESENTS: HOBBS & SHAW opens on August 2. FAST & FURIOUS 9 is set to open on April 2, 2021.
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Posted by Randolph Carter on November 18, 2009
I recently purchased an iPhone and much like a child with a new toy I began downloading applications for it with abandon. Looking through the RPG offerings that are out there I settled upon a few that looked promising. Dungeon Hunter was the first one I actually bought, and although it's an impressive looking game with enjoyable combat, I felt it lacked depth and didn't hold my interest for long.
Eventually I discovered The Quest, a rather unassuming title from Redshift. I haven't downloaded an application since. I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to do the game justice, but luckily, others already have.
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Here is an interview I did with Redshift's Elendil and Sylon, the two behind The Quest. It's Elendil that does the talking and supplies the answers for Sylon where necessary. These guys hail from Hungary and their love of classic RPGs comes through loud and clear.
Redshift's website:
http://www.redshift.hu/
Am I correct in understanding that Redshift is a company with only two employees?
Yes, we are just two guys. "Employees" is not the right word. We have a small company and we both are the owner of half of it. We don't have employees. Sometimes we get help from others in fields of making music, writing correct English and things like that, but basically Redshift's games always were the creation of two people.
Right now we are Elendil (programmer and all around technical/business/public relations guy) and Sylon (graphic artist, story crafter, level designer and the like).
I (Elendil) am a long time friend of Sylon, however he started Redshift quite a while ago with Stewe, another programmer. I joined in when we started creating The Quest (initally for Palm and PocketPC). Stewe had no experience with graphics programming, one of my favorites, so I created everything relating to graphics in the Quest, especially the custom 3D engine, but Stewe programmed everything else.
After the sales of The Quest dried up on Palm and PocketPC (they were not that good to begin with), Stewe left for a stable job with regular income, but me and Sylon decided to try and continue. First we created Dungeoned for the PocketPC, but it was a miserable failure. We hope that was because the PocketPC market died and not because the game isn't good. Soon we'll find out when we finish porting it to the iPhone. After that I ported The Quest to the iPhone, we released it and it was worth it. We certainly haven't gotten rich at all, but we pulled in enough money to pay the bills and continue developing games.
How did you guys meet and how did the company get started?
We met on the net and we keep in touch the same way. We live quite far apart in different cities.
Redshift started back in 2001 with developing Dragonfire, a small fun Diablo-like fantasy action game for the Nokia 9200 phone. Quickly we realized that we should move on to the palm/pocket pc market because the Nokia was too small to keep a game developer group alive. In 2003 (after the unsuccessful development and negotiations about Civilization's mobile version) we made Legacy, an oldschool role playing game for the palm/ppc market. It was a big success and won numerous awards including the 'game of the year' in its genre.
If it's not too much trouble, would you mind discussing your backgrounds in making games?
Nothing serious. Before all these games we worked alone on our personal projects – like drawing, writing, programming just for fun. Sylon painted fantasy book covers for Hungarian publishers, while I just wrote 3D routines and did programming experimentations for myself.
So you've developed games for other platforms in the past. How does making games for the iPhone compare to those?
From a technical point of view, it's not much different. I program in C++ on every platform, so it's just downloading the Software Development Kit and learning what options are available. Even on the iPhone the Quest is 99% C++, with only a little Objective-C "glue". Of course for the iPhone I had to buy a MacBook (I've never used a Mac before that) and learn to use XCode, instead of Visual Studio on Windows, but it's not that different, really.
Dealing with Apple was a bit strange. They demanded official identifications that we are a company when we applied for developer status, for example.
The App Store approval process is problematic too, just recently we had to remove The Quest from the App Store, because of a crash bug. If not for the long approval process, we could have released a fixed version within hours, but we had to wait nearly a month instead. It was very frustrating.
The Quest is a surprisingly deep and satisfying RPG experience. I keep telling myself as I punch around on the screen and get drawn further and further into the game, that I'm playing this on a phone. This shouldn't be happening, right?
I think we approach development differently than most developers who create programs for mobile devices.
We like to create games which we would like to play, which are mostly RPGs. It doesn't really matter for us that the game will run on a phone and not on a PC. And the richness of the experience doesn't really depend on the capabilities of the device, it only depends on the amount of work we put into it.
Do you see a lot of unrealized potential for the iPhone in regards to the future of gaming?
I can certainly imagine that people will continue to create innovative and interesting games for the iPhone, which will use the features of the device to great effect.
However, personally I'm not really interested in those. I'd like to create great RPGs (and maybe other kinds of games) which will not really depend on any iPhone specific features. For me the iPhone is a computer with a screen for output and with multitouch for input and that's enough. I'd rather have my games playable on other platforms than adapt the gameplay to be iPhone specific. We are interested in creating really fun games, but not games which only work on a touch screen for example.
Speaking of The Quest, what influences—games, literature, what have you–went into making the game? I'm guessing Might & Magic would have been one.
Sylon is a big fan of old school RPGs like Black Crypt, Eye of The Beholder and Dungeon Master. I don't think he ever played the Might & Magic RPGs. However, he played Heroes of Might & Magic III a lot.
Stewe (who apart from programming, helped a lot with the story and game mechanics too) really liked Morrowind, I think the influences are obvious.
Of course the Quest is the successor of Legacy, so that's a big influence too.
As for literature, Sylon can't name anything specific, but he certainly is a big reader of fantasy.
I can't tell you the number of times I've been in a town and get asked by friendly ladies on the street if I'd like to dip my wick. So far I haven't come across any wax or other candle making supplies where this would be beneficial. Am I missing something here?
Hmm… You are joking, right? 🙂
As for the many "mature" allusions in the game, Sylon likes the "dark, gritty and realistic" kind of fantasy and it shows in his writing. The game was more or less intended for mature audiences. What you see is actually what's left after a lot of cutting and toning down.
Which of the games you've worked on are you the most pleased with?
It's definitely The Quest. During its development we thought we can't make it better, but of course now we know we can make an even better RPG, and we will.
Would you mind taking a minute and talking a little bit about your own gaming backgrounds (board games, pen & paper RPGs, console & computer games, etc.)?
I played a bit of D&D and other systems (Vampire the Masqureade comes to mind) at the table, but not much.
However I really like computer games, the very first one was Boulder Dash on the Commodore 64, which I played on a Black&White TV at my mother's workplace. I don't remember how old I was, I think around 10.
After that for a long while I was an "omnivore" of computer games, I played everything I could get my hands on, initally on C64 than later on PC. Later it become clear that what I really like is RPGs. My favorite ones are the Baldur's Gate series and the two Ultima Underworlds, but I've played a lot. Except console RPGs, I've never owned any game console. However I've played all the Final Fantasies up to ten, but I'm not really impressed. They have certain qualities, but overall they are very childish and repetitive and what I've seen from other console RPGs, they are not much different.
This doesn't mean that in the future I might not create a more "console-ish" RPG, to reach a wider audience, but I certainly won't try to imitate their idiotic storylines.
I also like some FPS games like the Doom, Quake and Half-Life series, but only some.
I'm sure it's not all work at Redshift headquarters. So, what games are you guys playing these days?
Sylon plays with almost nothing. Back in the beginning of the 90s he loved the Amiga and games like Eye of the Beholder, Black Crypt and Ishar on that machine. On the PC, he mostly loved only two series: Doom/Quake (for action) and Heroes of Might and Magic (for strategy). That's all – even if he wants to play a little nowadays he goes back to these games. But most of the time making games is totally satisfying for him.
Currently I play my older games, because I want to buy a new computer for the new games, but right now my family largely lives on my income, so I'd rather not spend it on less important things.
So I play the Tomb Raider series (I really like the old ones, up to the fourth. One interesting tidbit: Although I like girls, Lara Croft is completely uninteresting to me. Actually I find most males apparent infatuation with big boobed fantasy girls rather baffling. I just like the exploration and puzzle solving.) And I play Diablo (going through with a Necromancer at last), and Starcraft, and Settlers 3 and Battle Isle (the first one). Of course I don't play all of them everyday or even once in a week. Just when I have some time I play with one of them.
What I don't play is online games. I never played them and most likely never will. I don't find playing with other people online interesting at all. It's not that I'd find the concept inherently unappealing, it's just that I haven't found anything worthy of my time. And finding people to play with is even harder than finding a good program. Much, much harder.
Are you working on any current projects you'd care to talk about?
Yes – we are working hard on the iPhone version of Dungeoned. Then we'll make a fantasy card game. After that we'll develop our following 'big' title – the next step in our way of making RPGs. It has no title and no exact concept yet so we can't tell you too much about it, but one thing is for sure: it will be bigger, better, more beautiful and deeper than The Quest.
What advice would you have for someone who wanted to try their hand at developing games for the iPhone?
Honest advice? Don't do it. We don't need the competition. 😀
But more seriously, it seems to me that the iPhone nowadays is not the indie developer's "dream" any more. The App Store is very crowded and is getting more crowded continuously. The App prices are way too low for normal sized games and it's extremely hard to be seen.
So I see two ways. The first is to build something which appeals to a lot of people, don't spend too much time or money on it (but make it high quality of course) and hope that it will become popular.
Or create a very good game, try to make it known to as many people as you can and hope that it will become popular. And of course don't expect much money.
We are actually shooting for the second scenario. We keep our spending as low as we can (we don't pay any employees). We don't spend much, so we hope we can live from the money we get from the App Store.
The point is, don't expect much from the iPhone. More than likely you will not make enough money from it to even to cover your expenses.
But if you don't expect to quit your day job, it can be fun to create games for the iPhone.
You wake up to a world where you are the head of a company (of more than two employees, that is) developing a game for the iPhone. You have unlimited funds and resources available to you. Please describe the kind of game you would make.
It would definitely be the best RPG ever created. 🙂
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MV-22 Trans Pacific Flight to Australia
Posted on May 9, 2017 | by Caroline Teames
05/09/2017: ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE BASE, Darwin – Four MV-22 Ospreys with Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 268, Marine Rotational Force Darwin 17.2, land in Australia, April 28, 2017.
This was the first trans-Pacific flight for the Osprey in history. (Marine Corps video by Sgt. Emmanuel Ramos)
DARWIN, NT, AUSTRALIA:05.04.2017
Marine Rotational Force Darwin
According to a story by William Cole published in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser on May 1, 2017:
Four Hawaii-based MV-22 Ospreys arrived at Royal Australian Air Force Base Darwin today after flying nearly 6,000 miles and hopscotching across the Pacific, the Marine Corps said.
The tilt-rotor aircraft are with Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 268 (VMM-268) out of Kaneohe Bay. It's the first trans-Pacific flight the Ospreys have conducted from Hawaii to Australia, the Marines said.
"The movement demonstrates that the range of our MV-22s combined with our refueling capabilities can allow us to reach across the entire Pacific Ocean," Marine Rotational Force Darwin said in a release.
Some 1,250 Marines mostly from the 3rd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, out of California — but also Hawaii aircraft and personnel — are taking part in the annual deployment to Darwin in the Northern Territory.
The Corps sent its largest aircraft contingent to date — four MV-22 Ospreys, five AH-1W Super Cobra and four UH-1Y Venom helicopters, all out of Kaneohe Bay — to this year's $25 million, six-month Marine Rotational Force Darwin iteration, which is intended to forge closer bonds with Australia while also giving the U.S. military another leaping-off point in the vast Pacific.
It's the first deployment for VMM-268 out of Hawaii since the unit arrived from California last summer. By November the squadron had its full complement of 12 Ospreys, which take off and land like a helicopter and tilt the 38-foot rotors forward in level flight, converting the MV-22 into a high-speed turboprop airplane.
The squadron reached what's known as "full operational capability" in Hawaii in January. Another 12 Ospreys are due in Hawaii in the 2018 fiscal year.
The MV-22 with a crew of three and 24 troops can cruise at 322 mph and has a range of 990 miles without refueling, according to the Navy. By comparison, the big CH-53E Super Stallion helicopter can carry 37 passengers in its normal configuration and up to 55 with centerline seats at 172 mph with a range of 621 miles.
The aircraft were expected to fly to Australia through Wake Island and Guam using KC-130 refuelers, Stars and Stripes previously reported.
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Clinical significance

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By TOM CANAVAN - Nov. 09, 2021 05:53 PM EST
New York Giants' Logan Ryan, left, tackles Los Angeles Rams' Tyler Higbee during the first half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 17, 2021, in East Rutherford, N.J. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Joe Judge took somewhat of a baseball approach to his bye week practice with the New York Giants.
The second-year coach had split squads on Tuesday, one of two days the Giants (3-6) will work before getting four days off to relax during the bye.
The A-team for a lack of a designation by the team consisted mostly of the players who get the majority of time on game day, and some of the older guys. They got to work with the trainers and strength staff during the one-hour workout.
The rest of the team — the backups and practice squad players — were on the field for developmental work. There were also some meetings and self-scout sessions but nothing too strenuous.
"There's a large focus right now trying to get our team healthy and fresh," said Judge, whose team has dealt with injuries as much as opponents this season. "We had a lot of guys play a lot of snaps and they've done a good job for us. And there are some older guys I want to make sure get as much rest as they can this week."
Coming off a win over the Raiders (5-3) on Sunday, the Giants are hopeful their ranks swell during the bye week.
Star running back Saquon Barkley, who has missed the past four games, and left tackle Andrew Thomas are expected back from ankle injuries. Wide receivers Kenny Golladay (knee) and rookie Kadarius Toney (ankle, thumb) just returned for the game on Sunday and saw limited action. The Giants still have 16 players on injured reserve.
Veteran safety Logan Ryan said getting everyone healthy is a must for the final eight games.
"That's what we can control right now. We can control getting healthy, resting, cleaning up some things, watching film," Ryan said. "But for sure, we need to get some guys back, have a strong push and we need to continue playing some good ball on defense and get some of our playmakers back on offense, and put it all together."
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House committee on revision of laws approves bill declaring the balangay as national boat
Writer: Rowena B. Bundang, Media Affairs and Public Relations Service
29 November 2015 05:54:12 AM
The House Committee on Revision of Laws has approved a proposal to declare the balangay as the National Boat of the Philippines.
The committee chaired by Rep. Marlyn Primicias-Agabas (6th District, Pangasinan) approved the proposal embodied in House Bill 4879 authored by Rep. Lawrence Lemuel H. Fortun (1st District, Agusan del Norte) which aims to ensure that future generations of Filipinos will recognize the invaluable contribution of their forefathers in shaping the country's maritime tradition and in passing on the values of solidarity, harmony, determination, courage and bravery through the declaration of the balangay as the nation's national boat.
"The declaration serves as a testament to and symbol of the country's rich ancient maritime history. The balangay is a source of national pride that should not be forgotten. It is time to formally include the balangay in our roster of national symbols," said Fortun.
The bill refers to the balangay as a prehistoric plank boat adjoined by carved-out planks edged through pins and dowels. Previously, balangay boats were discovered in the late 1970s in Butuan City by archaeologists from the National Museum.
According to Fortun, there are nine balangay boats known to be in existence, the oldest of which has been carbon-dated 320 A.D.
The committee on revision of laws adopted the proposal of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) that the term balangay shall not refer to the Butuan boat alone but to all balangays found in other parts of the country as well.
"The balangay is a finely built boat designed for long-distance navigation made without the use of blueprints and was taught to be made from one generation to another using an ancient technique that has been preserved and is still employed by boat makers of Sibutu island. The boat was first mentioned in the 16th Century in the Chronicles of Pigafetta, and is known as the oldest watercraft found in the Philippines," said Fortun.
Used by early Filipinos to maintain relations with neighboring islands and empires in Southeast Asia, Fortun said the boat is a testament to the ingenuity and ancient boatbuilding craftsmanship of the Filipino, and the sophisticated maritime industry in the country during pre-colonial times.
"The balangay is a symbol of the solidarity, harmony, determination, courage, bravery and resilience of the Filipino community. The balangay deserves its rightful place, not only in the museum but more importantly in the consciousness of every Filipino," said Fortun.
Fortun, a vice chairman of the Committee on Reforestation, said the balangay was the first-ever wooden watercraft excavated in Southeast Asia and demonstrates the early Filipinos' boat-building and seamanship expertise during the pre-colonial times.
Found only in the country where a flotilla of such ancient boats exists, the lawmaker said the balangay was utilized by Filipino ancestors to maintain trade relations with neighboring islands around the country and empires around Southeast Asia.
"The extensive utilization of the boat for this purpose confirms the active involvement of our forefathers in robust commerce activities in Asia as early as the 10th and 11th centuries," said Fortun.
On March 9, 1987, then President Corazon C. Aquino issued Presidential Proclamation No. 86, declaring the balangays in the vicinities of Butuan City as National Cultural Treasures, and the sites where these are found to be Archaeological Sites in accordance with Sections 3 (c) and 3 (j) respectively of Republic Act 4846, as amended, otherwise known as the "Cultural Properties Preservation and Protection Act."
The bill provides it is the State policy to promote and inculcate nationalism, appreciation and pride in the nation's cultural and historical heritage. Moreover, the State shall instill and foster nationalism, appreciation and pride in the country's national symbols that embody the ideals and traditions of the nation.
The bill mandates the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP), in coordination with the NCCCA, the National Museum, the Department of Education (DepEd) and other concerned government agencies to promulgate the necessary rules and regulations to carry out the provisions of the Act.


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Heartwood, a folk-roots duo, will be the featured performers at the Java Jive, located at Metchosin Community House, 4430 Happy Valley Rd. from 7 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 22. Entrance is by donation ($7 suggested). (Facebook/Heartwood)
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A feisty folk-roots duo is coming to the Java Jive, Metchosin's music coffee house on Saturday, Feb. 22.
Heartwood is the combination of Genevieve Charbonneau and Jack Connolly, both Island musicians who have grown their separate careers.
Connolly is a singer-songwriter who has played venues across Canada alongside Tom Cochrane, Colin James and Spirit of the West to name a few. He was named songwriter of the year at the 2004 Vancouver Island Music Awards at the age of 18. When he's not performing, Connolly teaches music at Shawnigan Lake School.
Meanwhile, Charbonneau comes from a performance background, with experience in acting and dancing. She's a long-time member of Balkan Babes, a women's vocal ensemble focused on acapella folk music. They took home first place in the World Music category at the 2014 Vancouver Island Music Awards.
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Her own song, "Down Down Down" won the 2017 BC Musicians Songwriters Contest, and she was named a finalist for the 2017 International Acoustic Music Awards.
The two most recently worked together on Charbonneau's third studio album "Heart is a Tower" in March 2019.
There will be an open mic at 6:30 p.m. and Heartwood will begin shortly after.
The Java Jive takes place every fourth Saturday of the month, at the Metchosin Community House, 4430 Happy Valley Rd., from 7 to 9 p.m. The suggested $7 donation admission is split between the community house and the featured performer.
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RACHEL GLASBY, CO-OWNER OF GLOBAL HOMEWARES AND ACCESSORY STORE THE SILK ROAD, TALKS ABOUT EXPLORING THE DUSTY INCENSE-INFUSED BAZAARS, MOSAIC-DECORATED MOSQUES AND INTOXICATING ANCIENT ARCHITECTURE OF IRAN, WITH HER HUSBAND AND TWO-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER. (Interview by Nina Karnikowski and initially published on her website. We invite you to read Rachel's experiences during her visit to Iran)
Before you left for Iran, you mentioned to me that you felt the western media portrays Iran in such a negative and frightening light that the concept of travelling there at all, let alone with a baby, would seem insane to a large majority of people. Having just returned from three weeks there, how did the reality differ to that bad PR?
Before you left for Iran, you mentioned to me that you felt the western media portrays Iran in such a negative and frightening light that the concept of travelling there at all, let alone with a baby, would seem insane to a large majority of people. Having just returned from three weeks there, how did the reality differ to that bad PR? When most people think of Iran, I think it's safe to say that what comes to the forefront of their minds are images of nuclear weapons, terrorism, Islamic fundamentalists and women in black robes. These images, coupled with a vague sense of geography that encompasses Iran, Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan as a general area of not-in-your-wildest-dreams, make most people think you must be mad for considering taking a holiday there.
Our experience of Iran could not have been further from these notions. The three of us travelled independently throughout this beautiful country without so much as being short-changed. We were welcomed, without a single exception, by every person we came across. Iran is far and away the most lovely, honest, welcoming and stunningly beautiful country I've ever been to. And although Iran is bordered by three countries that evoke strong images – Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan – right now Iran is peaceful, stable, safe and almost disarmingly friendly.
Where did you go, and which places did you have the strongest connection to?
We began our journey in the north, flying into the capital Tehran, just a two-hour flight from Dubai. From every angle in Tehran we were surrounded by the magnificent snow-capped Alborz Mountains. The city itself is a busy bustling mass of grey concrete and lacks the architectural beauty that Iran is renowned for, but it's an incredible place to see the 'modern' Iran. Shop windows are full of the latest gadgetry, the metro is quick and clean and the fashion is young and fresh (albeit the latest patterned hijab head scarf). There are some spectacular day trips to the north of the city into the foothills of the Alborz Mountains, where tea houses are scattered atop bubbling snow-melt streams flowing straight off the mountains. We spent a day wandering the foothills and it felt like we were in the Himalayas.
After a few days we headed south and as the city falls away, central Iran's desert landscape quickly swallows you up. By early afternoon we arrived in Kashan, a small town that most people skip through in order to get to Iran's big ticket sight, Isfahan. We were so happy we chose to stop here. We spent our days wandering the old streets, virtually alone at times bar the occasional group of women in their black chadors swishing past us, so beautifully contrasted against the red mud-brick walls and blue sky. Early one morning we were heartily welcomed into the back door of a bakery and fed the freshest barbari flatbread that had been cooked on the rocks of old tandoor oven. Just magic.
From here we took a turn to the east and ended up in the ancient Zoroastrian village of Abyaneh, nestled into the base of Mt Karkas. Remarkably we were greeted with some very late-season snow and the village, which is surrounded by apple trees, became a winter wonderland within a few hours of arriving. The religion of Zoroastrianism is said to pre-date Islam and the community here, although small, have maintained their traditional dress and lifestyle. I remember an early morning walk hilariously led to me finding myself up a rickety wooden ladder helping a Zoroastrian lady shovel snow off her roof. She was about 70 and her strength to move mountains of snow was no match for me.
Next up was Isfahan. Imam Square takes centre stage, a huge space that is second only to Beijing's Tiananmen Square. Carpet sellers, spice merchants, antique dealers and teahouses wrap around the perimeter and the ancient winding lanes that fall away from the square. It's beautiful and bustling, but it maintains a surprising sense of order, especially if you are used to somewhere like the souks of Marrakech. Then there is the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque and the Imam Mosque, two stunning examples of Persian architecture. The pictures speak for themselves: soaring arches, latticed windows and magnificent honeycomb detailing, all in the most vivid shades of blue.
The desert city of Yazd was a highlight. Ancient caravanserais, vivid blue skies backdropped against the red mud brick city and rooftop tea houses to sit for sunset as the cities hundreds of minarets echoed with the hauntingly beautiful call to prayer. We really felt like we had immersed ourselves into the world of the ancient Silk Road. We rode camels out into the Dasht-e Kavir Desert, ate fresh dates with children in the rolling sand dunes and wandered until we were happily lost in the maze of ancient alleyways once traversed by Marco Polo.
After long days on the road, winding through the desert, small villages, snow capped mountain ranges and farmland, Shiraz was our last stop. Shiraz has an incredible bazaar, perhaps the best saffron ice-cream in all of Iran and a carpet market scene that is next level (I found the best carpet shopping in the whole country to be in the Vakil Bazaar of Shiraz). One of our most beautiful memories of Shiraz was sitting alongside the stained-glass windows of the winter prayer hall of Nasir-ol-Molk Mosque. The time of year was perfect for the early morning sun to stream in and cast colourful rainbows throughout the entire hall. We spent hours here and it was a wonderful way to spend our last few days in Iran.
I've heard that the hospitality of Iranians is legendary. Did you find that?
The friendliness of Iranians will likely take you by surprise; it's almost overwhelmingly friendly. People are so interested to sit with you in the bazaars, chat with you in tea-houses and invite you to their homes. Probably the most welcoming were young people; men and women in their mid twenties who were well-educated on world matters who simply wanted to talk about life, music, world issues and Australia. We left Iran with a strong sense of what we held in common, rather than our differences.
Did travelling there with your gorgeous baby Luna present any challenges?
Travelling with Luna is such a joy. Children open so many doors. Even if you can't share a word to speak and your cultures are worlds apart, having children immediately bonds you. Especially when they all begin to play together on the street with no prejudices or care for the language barriers between them. Iranians absolutely love children, and seem to have a magic ability to procure a sugary treat out of their pocket at the blink of an eye.
I was also in my second trimester of pregnancy, and although I felt great it definitely slowed us down, but in a really nice way. We lingered in teashops, sat in caravanserais and ate Persian nougat with fresh pistachios while playing with other children.
Australia is an incredible place to call home and we do not take it for granted for one second, but for us immersing ourselves and Luna into other cultures is one of our goals as parents. My husband and I both travelled to some relatively off the path places as children and it definitely shaped our characters. It's an opportunity we would love to give to our children. We want to teach our children, and keep reminding ourselves, that although across the world we all may look and live differently, inside we're all the same.
Is Iran a safe place to travel for women or with your children?
Absolutely. As a woman in Iran, I felt safe and respected every single moment. Men would move on the bus to allow me a seat, taxi drivers would chat away happily to me, and I was not stared at in the way you can be in India or Morocco. I also spent a lot of time observing interactions between Iranian men and women – I noticed lovely little nuances between husbands and wives or older women and their sons. It's well documented that over 90 percent of Iranians do not support their government's ideals, especially surrounding the enforcement of hijab for females and displays of affection in public. And, anecdotally, pretty much everyone we spoke to agreed on this figure.
Can you take us through the sights, sounds and tastes of this intoxicating land?
Marco Polo, Alexander the Great, Rumi, Hafez…Persia has a remarkable history. It's unfortunate that nowadays Iran is judged on the last 30 years of its history and not the marvellous empire that went before. For the last few decades, the beauty of Iran has been hidden away from Westerners. The word 'Iran' conjures up those scary notions. But say the word 'Persia' and you are immediately transported to a romantic place of caravanserais, magical Scheherazade nights, beautiful carpets, spice bazaars, roses and nightingales.
If that is so, then lets call it Persia, Persia, Persia. Too beautiful to be replicated effectively by photographs, too friendly to believe, the food too delicious to stop. Saffron tea stirred with crystals of sugar on a stick, spice bazaars overflowing with the heady scent of cinnamon and Qalyān (shisha pipe), water fountains tinkling in the tea-house as you sit cross legged on a kilim covered day-bed sharing lunch with Iranians who want to talk about the world with you. I loved these beautiful things, which seem so romantic to us as travellers. And although they are true representations of day to day life in Iran, I feel it would be remiss to not also mention that Iran is a very modern country where people work hard, study hard, are highly educated in world matters and are very interested in life beyond their borders.
Obviously Iran has strict laws for dressing in hijab; the women must always have their hair covered in public places. How did you feel being so covered up while you were there? Did you have any preconceptions about the hijab that have now changed?
It was not my first time to an Islamic country so I wasn't shocked. However, it was the first time I've had to maintain appropriate hijab for the entire time. When I travel, like most people who are happy to venture slightly off the beaten path, I feel it is vital to respect local customs whether or not I personally agree with them.
In each city, there are 'morality police'. These are women who are in full hijab (full length black chador and head completely covered) who patrol the streets to confront Iranian women failing to properly observe modest Islamic dress code. Whilst wearing a chador is optional, the covering of ones hair, arms and legs is still required (jeans and a long tunic to the knee seems to be acceptable). As a traveller in Iran you definitely won't have to wear the chador, and in fact if you did most people would probably laugh at you. The only exception is in a few mosques, in which case it will be provided at the door, with a smile and a giggle by the ladies, to simply slip over your own clothes.
I've been loving your Instagram images of the Iranian textiles. What kind of booty did you bring home with you in your treasure chest?
Our small business, The Silk Road, is based on the premise of sourcing one off, handmade pieces whilst travelling and honouring the artisan with fair prices. I have an incredible business partner Lou, who shares my love of regular travel, textiles and curiosities. So between sourcing for the shop, our own home and a few pressies for Lou, I could have had my own camel caravan. I have a passion for rugs and we got probably a few too many; I had to eat a bit of humble pie when I got home as I didn't even have enough floor space left to put them all out, despite protesting to my husband that we would. Other treasures for the shop included kilims and cushions, saddlebags turned into handbags, tassel bags and some gorgeous tribal jewellery.
Is there a distinct memory or experience that has stayed especially strong for you?
I met an amazing group of teenage schoolgirls in a mosque in Yazd. They were absolutely enthralled to be able to practice their (very good) English. A few of them said to me "Why did you come here? We know Westerners think Iranians are terrorists. We are so happy you came to our country. Please go home and tell people that we are not terrorists!" I was so moved by this, and deeply saddened. Imagine living a life encroached by stereotyped ideas. Sharing our very small experience of the reality of everyday Iran is so important to me. I hope it can, even in the slightest way, change this perception.
Finally, any places you feel you missed that you'd love to visit next time?
Iran is a huge country. To make the most of your time there you really have to do your research and prioritise what you what to see. We would have loved to visit the ancient city of Tabriz in the north-west. Venturing a little further west would have led us to the stunning mountain vistas of Iranian Kurdistan, which borders Iraq and has a skyline reminiscent of Kashmir. I'd also definitely time my next trip to coincide with the saffron harvesting season. It's done entirely by hand and early in the morning while the beautiful purple flower is fully open.
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The UK-led Anglo/American Role 3 hospital at Camp Bastion, Helmand province, has celebrated the opening of its first magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanner centre.
The recently opened magnetic resonance imaging scanner centre at Camp Bastion Hospital [Picture: via MOD]
The advanced imaging machine will enhance the hospital's ability to diagnose and care for personnel who have experienced a variety of injuries, including concussions, traumatic brain injury and other head injuries:
This machine adds diagnostic capability to our concussion rehabilitation centre so that service members with anything from concussions to serious head injuries can be scanned," said Lieutenant Colonel Martin Bell, Deputy Medical Director for Regional Command (South West) [RC(SW)].
This can ultimately provide us with a much better idea of how to treat them.
By design, the MRI is a leading state-of-the-art diagnostic machine. Using radio waves and magnetic fields, the machine produces transparent images of organs, bones and musculoskeletal tissue inside the body.
The arrival of the MRI scanner will enable a more in-depth treatment of injured personnel in theatre:
Everything we do here at Camp Bastion is in an effort to provide the highest standard of care that we can to our wounded warriors," said Commander Carol Betteridge Royal Navy, Role 3 Hospital Commanding Officer.
Not only will this help us with an increased clinical capability but it will be able to provide us with any sort of research that we may need while treating a patient here.
The MRI scanner centre was ceremoniously opened for business with the cutting of a ribbon, conducted by Commander Betteridge and Major General John A Toolan, Commander of RC(SW).
Following words from General Toolan and the cutting of a celebratory cake, the MRI scanner centre became operational.


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"We are not [together]. It was as tough as you can imagine. It's heartbreaking. If you don't understand that something like that was problematic in 2018, there's a lot of me that you won't understand."
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From our regained sense of interconnectedness, SD then helps humans understand how our species also needs, by necessity, to learn how to live with and among all other life forms that collectively share earth.
SD does this with humans of today, so that humans of tomorrow can be assured of continued, fair and even equitable access to earth's resources. It also does this to ensure the continuation of the rich and vibrant biodiversity of life on earth: a biodiversity that is essential to human survival and which, along with humans, has taken millions of years to evolve.
SOURCE: (1987). Our Common Future: From One Earth to One World - An Overview by the World Commission on Environment and Development: Section 1.3.27 The Global Challenge - Sustainable Development [online]. As available from: http://www.un-documents.net/ocf-ov.htm . [Accessed: 03 May 2008].
For the WCED, sustainable development contains three essential components, these being each of the: social, environmental and economic.
Please be certain: sustainable development is not an ecological or environmental concept and practice. While the earth's natural environment is an integral and even necessary component of SD, it is not what sustainable development is solely about.
And please also be clear that sustainability and sustainable development are not one and the same thing.
For SD to be put in to practice, the social and economic factors of human society's must also be given strong consideration alongside earth's natural environment. You can certainly have some degrees of economic sustainability or social sustainability on their own, but it is only when the environmental, social and economic elements are considered together is SD itself then in play.


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 *       Filename:  sift_utils.h
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 *    Description:  A collection of helper functions related to sift
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 *        Version:  1.0
 *        Created:  12/15/2014 11:37:05 AM
 *       Revision:  none
 *       Compiler:  gcc
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 *         Author:  Hossam Ahmed (hossam-mossalam), Samy Saad (sshihata)
 *   Organization:  GUC
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#ifndef CLASSIFIER_UTILS_H
#define CLASSIFIER_UTILS_H

#include "globals.h"
#include "file_utils.h"
#include <string>
#include <algorithm>
#include <opencv2/imgproc/imgproc.hpp>
#include <opencv2/highgui/highgui.hpp>
#include <opencv2/ml/ml.hpp>
#include <time.h>

#define TRAINING_DATA_SIZE 0.8f

vector<Mat> pick_random_images(vector<Mat>, int);
vector<int> generate_random_numbers(int, int);
vector<Mat> combine_vectors_of_mat(vector<Mat>, vector<Mat>, vector<Mat>);
void build_classifiers(const string);
Mat read_bows(const vector<string>, const string, vector<int>&, int*);
double eval_classifier(const CvNormalBayesClassifier&, const Mat&, const Mat&);

#endif

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We love 'quick and easy' sewing projects and this one certainly fits the bill. This placemat goes together with just a few strips of fabric (you can use jelly roll strips) and some backing fabric. This is a great one to use for special holidays like Halloween or Christmas by simply changing up the fabric.
6 strips fabric – 2 ½" x width of fabric (we used Moda Jelly Roll strips, but you could cut your own strips.
Take your 6 strips and sew them together using a 1/4″ seam.
Trim off the selvedges at one end.
You will have enough in this sewn strip to create two placements so you can cut another 17″ section from your strip.
From that 17″ piece, cut 4 ½" from one end and then another 4 ½" further from that cut.
Take the middle piece and flip it.
Now it's time to add your sashing pieces. Simply sew each piece onto the rectangular pieces with a quarter inch seam.
Create your quilt sandwich, pin the quilt and quilt. Place your backing fabric face down, add your batting and then your quilt top face up.
We quilted the placemat using straight 1″ lines and we drew the sewing lines with a Frixion pen which disappears after ironing.
Once you have finished quilting, trim the edges and attach the binding.
This looks like an interesting site. I won't forget your names: my name is Wanda and my sister's name is Paula! I've had a little difficulty learning how to use this site, but I've kept trying. I hope this note goes through.
What is a jelly roll strip?


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Hawaiian Dictionary
Authors: Mary Kawena Pukui & Samuel H. Elbert | Hardcover
For many years, Hawaiian Dictionary has been the definitive and authoritative work on the Hawaiian language. Now this indispensable reference volume has been enlarged and completely revised. More than 3,000 new entries have been added to the Hawaiian-English section, bringing the total number of entries to almost 30,000 and making it the largest and most complete of any Polynesian dictionary. Other additions and changes in this section include: a method of showing stress groups to facilitate pronunciation of Hawaiian words with more than three syllables; indications of parts of speech; current scientific names of plants; use of metric measurements; additional reconstructions; classical origins of loan words; and many added cross-references to enhance understanding of the numerous nuances of Hawaiian words.
The English Hawaiian section, a complement and supplement to the Hawaiian English section, contains more than 12,500 entries and can serve as an index to hidden riches in the Hawaiian language. This new edition is more than a dictionary. Containing folklore, poetry, and ethnology, it will benefit Hawaiian studies for years to come.


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Q: Refresh preference fragment on changing list preference I'm designing an application that supports 3 languages. I have added an option to select the language in preference fragment. The locale in the preference fragment will not change immediately after selecting the language from ListPreference.
But if I navigate back to MainActivity and come back to SettingsActivity the locale will be changed in the preference screen as well.
I need a solution to change the locale in the PreferenceFragment as soon as there is a change in the ListPreference value (i.e. when the language is selected.)
Any help appreciated.
UPDATE:
Now I'm using custom list preferences class CustListPreferencethat extends ListPreference and implements DialogInterface.OnClickListener
I have defined an OK button in the list preference. Now in the OnClick method when ok is pressed I'm updating the configuration using
getContext().getResources().updateConfiguration(config, null);, but no luck. The view is not getting updated.
Some one please suggest me how to refresh the activity or restart onClick of OK button.

A: You need to restart you activity, after changing the locale.
Or Try updating configuration, something like that:
public void changeLanguage(Configuration configuration) {
    configuration.locale = Locale.ENGLISH;//or other locale

    Locale.setDefault(configuration.locale);
    getBaseContext().getResources().updateConfiguration(configuration, null);
}

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Unless you are just naturally a Nervous Nelly, you probably don't spend much time thinking about what could go wrong in our busy, crowded, complex world. This blind trust in our everyday systems may give us some peace of mind but it might not give us a secure future.
"If you think about it, it's a wonder this doesn't happen more often," I mused last week as I rounded up the details of a food poisoning incident that sickened four of the six people present at my family dinner. The details were important to the local health inspector, not so much in this reflection on how much we assume the systems we touch every day in our lives will work right.
As the CDC website estimates, "each year roughly 1 in 6 Americans (or 48 million people) get sick, 128,000 are hospitalized, and 3,000 die of foodborne diseases." While we had a couple lousy days, we were lucky to be otherwise healthy victims. Where in the food chain from production to my table those nasty bacteria found their way into those Cornish game hens will remain a mystery. What is less a mystery is how much we depend on all those hand-offs from people we will never know.
Every time I barrel down an Interstate highway within an acceptable range of the 70 miles per hour speed limit I think how much my safety depends on thousands of other drivers and vehicles. On our crowded highways, it is a marvel that we still have the same level of annual fatalities as in 1950—just over 30,000 lives. This doesn't lessen the need to improve our transportation systems. Fatalities did increase a bit in 2012 with pedestrians experiencing an increasing risk. Now that I do think about this, maybe I should be more worried about distracted drivers when I walk.
Due to enduring one too many power failures in the past two years, I do think a lot about our dependence on electrical systems. Statistically our risk of a power failure doesn't look much worse than the risk of food poisoning. According to an AP commissioned study, we might expect to experience about one non-weather related power failure per year of an average duration of 112 minutes. Some experts say it is taking longer to restore power due to aging infrastructure. Our increased usage and lifestyle vulnerability surely exacerbate how long those recovery times feel. We might have the redundancy to route around problems with a smarter grid. But as with most of our aging public nfrastructure, this solution continues to get knocked out of our spending priorities.
If you add in weather-related power failures, the risk rises, especially if you live as I do in the Southeast or Northeast where high winds, ice and snow bring down power lines, fry substations and put thousands of homes and businesses in the dark for days at a time. In 2012 the US suffered 11 billion-dollar weather disasters with power failures only part of our misery. We are in denial on two fronts: the risk of climate change and the scale of our vulnerability in these disasters.
This reflection could go on and on. We could remember the recent chemical contamination of the Charleston, W.VA water supply. This case illustrated again how little we really know about the risks related to many chemicals and the location and condition of thousands of private storage facilities.
So while there's no need to turn into a Nervous Nelly, we should be a lot less oblivious about the condition of the everyday systems that keep us safe, healthy and productive. This blind trust will get us into a lot more trouble if we continue to assume everyone will do their part and all will be well. When we fail to think about what could go wrong, we have to share in the collective blame for a society designed to fail.


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The Impact Of Living Longer Lives
Luxe gets the lowdown from the experts at Hartmann on the impact of living longer lives...
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The demographics are ageing, and with this comes many consequences. In 2050, 1 in 4 UK residents will be over 65. Today, this population accounts for 19% of the UK population. When another 7.5 million are in retirement, the pressure on the remaining population to contribute to the prosperity of the nation increases.
The easiest answer to this question about an ageing population is that our life expectancy has increased.
Improved healthcare, better lifestyle choices, and better living conditions mean we are living for much longer. In 1981, the average lifespan was 76.9 for females and 73.1 for males. By 2061 it is thought that this average age will have increased by 10 years.
On the flip side, the level of fertility has dropped. Right now, the number of under 30s-year-olds having children are at the lowest. Consequently, while the number of retirees increases, the numbers entering the workforce will be at their lowest ever level.
What is the consequence of this ageing population?
So, we are now aware that the ratio between over 65s and those in the working population is about to change dramatically. A much bigger population will suddenly be considered old or elderly and fewer young people to add to the tax income and productivity.
However, other consequences of this older population require some thought. The truth is that our care infrastructure is not set to cope with the bigger number of people requiring support.
If you imagine that in 2017, of the 16.6 million people admitted to hospital, 3.5 million were over the age of 75. With an increase in elderly will come an increase in hospital admissions that the NHS and social care are not equipped to deal with.
The way that statisticians measure this problem is through the dependency ratio. They seek to understand the balance between the number of dependents and the working population. People who are retired and children under the age of 15 are considered dependents. Currently, this figure stands at 57.06%, with slightly more dependents than the working population.
The imbalance is going to become much more acute in the coming decades.
How will this impact society?
The result of this dependency ratio will be slower economic growth. As more people need financial support from the state and less are feeding into the production structures, the environment for slower economic growth is created.
There are also going to be massive pressure on health and social services. There will be an increase in conditions commonly associated with grower older. More cases of dementia, incontinence, eye problems, hearing issues, diabetes, blood pressure, arthritis and other mental health concerns related to loneliness.
We need to make changes to the infrastructure and build this up to meet the needs of an ageing population. However, we also need to consider working past our retirement age if we are capable.
We need to design our houses better, so people can stay independent in their home for longer, we need to act as a community to support the ageing population, and we need to better recognise the work of unpaid and family carers.
All these choices can be brought in incrementally as we move into a future with a much older population. People in their 40s are likely to be better planning a working life into their late 60s and setting aside funds to self-support their lifestyle.
However, governments also must put the resources in place to cope when these people need support in their older years.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) آ— machines that can learn from their results to improve their programming for better results. This is how humans operate. We try something, we judge the result and modify our behavior. What some considered to be science fiction only a few years ago, AI is edging closer to reality as decades of research آ— combined with advances in compute power, memory, storage, network connectivity, sensors and the software that unites them all آ— is poised to enable new classes of intelligent predictive analytics. These innovations will bring benefits to multiple industries, and to society as a whole in the way we lead our everyday lives. Al is going to change our lives for the better as machines learn, reason, act and adapt آ— transforming industries by amplifying human capabilities, automating tedious or dangerous tasks, and solving some of our most challenging societal problems. Intel can offer crucial technologies to drive the AI evolution, but ultimately we must work together as an industry آ— and as a society آ— to achieve the ultimate potential of AI.


Dr. Mudryk has utilized many adjusting instruments over the years. Not one alone serves the purpose of everything necessary to take care of all patients. From the original Activator, to the Torque release instrument, to the Impulse, and now the IMPAC Arthrostim adjusting instrument, Dr. Mudryk uses them all, day to day. Due to the various areas that Dr. Mudryk treats, we utilize these various instruments to best suit the patient's needs as safely and effectively as possible. We have found instruments to be a favorite over people even if they enjoyed the twisting and cracking of their previous Chiropractor. The Impulse and many other instruments were born out of more than a decade of research and engineering. Not only to they do instruments adjust the spinal bones more effectively than the hand, but they also effect the surrounding muscles quite effectively. These frequencies that these instruments utilize also stimulate mechanoreceptors in the surrounding muscle to relax and reset their tone. After all, your bones are held in position by ligaments and muscles.
Imagine that your nervous system and spinal cord as a guitar string. If it is too tight or too loose the tone of the information is altered. Or you could compare it to the volume of music. If the volume coming out of the speaker is too loud it causes distortion, this type leads to muscle spasms, internal organ complaints, musculoskeletal stresses and diminished immune response. Too low a volume, your body is then unable to receive critical messages, showing up as sluggishness, low energy, reduced performance and poor muscle support. Torque Release looks to correct these problems by normalizing and balancing the function of the nerves, spinal cord, and brain.
The primary intent of Torque Release Technique is to reduce blockages and tension of the entire spinal system, to release trapped unresolved patterns in the body/mind and facilitate reintegration of the nervous system, allowing a greater expression of ones healing and performance capabilities. This technique is the primary technique of Dr. Mudryk and is the technique used to maintain wellness in those who want to stay healthy for the rest of their lives.
After each adjustment, the body is given time to process the change. Correction continues with your body's natural movements and breathing. It is simply amazing how such specific light forces cause such a drastic change within the body. This is due to the ability of the body to learn to make its own corrections where we haven't even provided an adjustment. Healing progresses with repetition and frequent visits during the initial intensive and corrective care phases. During the wellness phase, since your body has learned and has memory, the adjusting process is simple, quick, and powerful.


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