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Frost Bitten
By: shanejayell
Four women, a snow bound cabin and a surprising revelation...
Rated: Fiction T - English - Romance/Humor - Chapters: 2 - Words: 3,216 - Reviews: 3 - Follows: 1 - Updated: 3/7/2005 - Published: 12/20/2004 - id: 1787403
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Looking outside once again Olivia saw that the snow had finally come to a stop, the heavy gray clouds parting to reveal a black, star speckled night sky far above them. "Well," she finished off her drink, setting it down as she stretched, "looks like we're stuck up here tonight."
Fighting back a yawn Sharon got up from where she had been comfortably nestled into a corner of the overstuffed couch, stretching herself out as she went up on tiptoes. "I hate to say it, but I'm hitting the sack," she sighed.
"Hopefully they'll clear the roads by morning," Liz followed her up as she added, "and we can head to town tomorrow."
"Suppose you're right," Olivia conceded.
"See you two in the morning," Sharon called, she and Liz heading off together.
Excusing herself Olivia went into the bedroom that she had shared last night with Tam, feeling a bit of relief at the two single beds that were awaiting them. 'Glad I'm not Liz or Sharon,' she mused as she went into her luggage looking around for a nightie, 'having to share a king sized bed in the master bedroom.'
"Olivia, I wanted to..." Tam started only to freeze.
Olivia's slinky dress had casually been dropped to the floor, the shapely redhead standing there dressed only in her tiny panties. Her breasts were full and round, the nipples standing up firm in the chilly air, slim but clearly attractive. Casually she pulled her nightie on, just letting it flutter down her body to cover her in a semi-transparent shroud.
"Yes?" Olivia asked Tam, seeming entirely unbothered by the free show that she had just gave the other woman.
"Sorry," Tam said, the older woman still boldly blushing. "I hope you weren't too bothered by staying up here tonight," Tam admitted, "if I hadn't suggested that we all go out skiing this afternoon you'd be in town by now, I think."
"Don't worry," a smiling Olivia shook her head, long red hair flowing as she reassured her, "I wasn't serious, I just like razing Sharon a bit."
"I'm glad," Tam admitted, moving over to her own bed and nervously rifling through the suitcase that was laying there.
Olivia put the radio on a moment, listening as a song came to an end then the news started, "A record snowfall has closed roads across the region, plows are expected to have them cleared by midmorning, possibly early afternoon. In other news..."
"Looks like we're sleeping in tomorrow," Olivia shut it off with a sigh.
Tam set some of her clothes aside as she rooted around in the suitcase. "I suppose your boy-toy could use the rest," she mused.
"They usually have plenty of stamina," Olivia said archly. She sat down on the bedside with a slight sigh as she mused, "I think I'll have to apologize to Sharon later on, though."
"Oh?" Tam looked curious as she finally fished a night shirt and clean pair of panties out, closing the suitcase up and setting it on the floor by the window.
"The bit about her grandmother," Olivia elaborated, "I didn't react too well." She lay back on top of the covers, red hair fanning out on the white cloth, "Which is odd, considering that I've had some experience with that."
Tam was slipping her bulky sweatshirt off, dropping it to the bed as she blinked at Olivia in surprise, her plain white cotton bra bold against her skin, "Pardon me?"
"What, Sharon and Liz didn't tell you?" Olivia looked amused as she turned on her side to look over at Tam, beautiful face framed by her hair. "With all the gossip that passes around our little group I'd thought they would," she said with gentle amusement.
"No, they didn't," Tam had the oddest smile on her face as she slid her panties and bra off, revealing that she was a natural blonde. She blushed faintly as she slipped her own night clothes on, feeling Olivia's eyes resting on her.
"What?" Olivia raised an delicate eyebrow.
"I think your friends may be trying a bit of matchmaking," Tam admitted with a amused smile, "you see, I'm a lesbian."
After a moment Olivia began to laugh softly, shifting around so that she was laying fully on her side. "Considering that neither of them are really dating," she remarked, "they should be taking care of themselves first."
"I rather think they are," Tam said with a twinkle in her eyes.
It took Olivia a few seconds to get that, "Sharon and Liz are...?" She thought for a moment, a slow smile spreading across her face, "Well, well, that certainly explains a bit."
"They were certainly quick to volunteer to take the master bedroom," Tam agreed as she sat down on her bed. She smiled, "Sharon has been asking me about my coming out, that sort of thing... I suspect she and Liz are planning to sometime this week."
Olivia shook her head ruefully as she murmured, "Hopefully I haven't set them back by reacting the way I did."
"They're big girls," Tam reassured her, trying very hard not to look at the swell of the other woman's breasts, "they'll manage." Faintly blushing she added, "But why are they matchmaking, when you're involved with a guy?"
Olivia laughed, "They know I'm not serious, especially about a kid like that." She looked over at Tam thoughtfully, "You don't have casual flings like that?"
"I'm the prototype U-haul lesbian," Tam confessed, then smiled at Olivia's confusion. "It's an old joke, What does a lesbian do for the second date? Rent a U-haul."
"Not my style," Olivia shook her head. She smiled at Tam as she purred, "You need to try a casual fling one time, they're very fun."
"I can't believe we're having this conversation," Tam muttered, feeling oddly dowdy in her old pink nightshirt compared to the lacy item Olivia was in. "What do women do when they find out you're bisexual?" she had to ask.
Olivia looked amused, "Generally start plotting to bring me to bed."
"I had to ask," Tam blushed.
Olivia laughed softly, but it was a kind, warm laughter as she tilted her head to the side, looking over at Tam gently. "You haven't been dating?" she asked her curiously, feeling a bit surprised that such an attractive woman was single.
"Not for awhile," Tam admitted, "not since I kicked my ex out of the house."
"I'm sorry," Olivia murmured.
Tam smiled wryly, "It's not so bad, I think we were going to break up even before I caught her dipping into my bank accounts."
"I'm glad you're not too heartbroken," Olivia purred. She smoothly rose from her bed, walking across the room to sit down by Tam's side. "I find it easier to talk to you this way," she explained, settling in beside the other woman and enjoying the way the other woman's eyes widened as Olivia drew near.
"Right," Tam croaked out, the sweet scent of Olivia's perfume flowing over her in a seductive wave. She tried to focus on the lovely woman's face, but it wasn't easy, her eyes almost involuntarily being drawn down to gaze at that lovely cleavage. She wondered if the other woman felt the same sort of spark she did, the pulse racing faster.
"I think Liz and Sharon know me a little too well," Olivia murmured as she reached out to tun a hand through blonde hair,. "because you're just my type."
Tam closed her eyes, unconsciously leaning into that warm touch. "I don't usually do this," she murmured, "I haven't in so long...."
Olivia silenced her with a gentle kiss, before the other woman could talk her out of what was happening. "If you really don't want me," she murmured, "despite the looks you've been giving me all night, just say the word and I'll go back to my bed."
"You think I'm crazy?" Tam sighed, pulling Olivia into another kiss.


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What is the CORE ISSUE of your complaint with your partner and how does this mirror back something in yourself? Once you have the "core issue," ask YOURSELF, where do I need to apply this wisdom to move forward in my own self-development?
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By Chris Darus
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"Llano is a very good team, they are coached well and went from 4AD2 down to 3AD1 and kept most of their players," Fontenot-Amedee said.
Looking forward to this Friday's game in Blanco, the Panthers are 2-1 with a loss against Region IV powerhouse, Shiner. In their two wins, against Yorktown and Anderson-Shiro, the Panthers have put 82 points on the board and have given up just 9 points in both games.
"Blanco is a good team and what they do offensively is hard to stop. They are big up front and have a good QB," Fontenot-Amedee said.
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Defensively, Blanco junior OLB, Deonte Hector, leads the team with 16 solo tackles.
Gametime is scheduled for a 7:30 p,m. kickoff.
1 2 3 4 Final
Llano 10 7 23 12 52
Bandera 0 0 0 0 0
Bandera stats:
Passing: T. Moore 6-15-56-0-1
Rushing: Brock Johnson, 16-23, T. Moore, 10 - -1, Jesse Cardenas, 4-13
Receiving: Will Paul, 3-11, L. DiMarchi, 1-35, B. Johnson, 1-9, Brandon Miller, 1-1,
Tackles: M. Stanton, 5, D. Guerra, 4, K. Trevino, 4, C. Martinez, 3, B. Miller, 3, T. Moore, 3

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Most famous as Jimi Hendrix, James Marshall Hendrix was born Johnny Allen Hendrix on 27 November 1942. In the four years of his career, he managed to alter the course of rock music forever.
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The 2019 Yorkshire Cup competition was a pre season knock-out competition between (mainly professional) rugby league clubs from the county of Yorkshire.

Background
The original Yorkshire Cup was scrapped in 1993 due to fixture congestion after being played every year since 1905.  In late 2018, a group of lower league Yorkshire based clubs resurrected the Yorkshire Cup as a pre-season tournament to add more interest and intensity to pre-season. The eight founding clubs of the 'new' Yorkshire Cup were; Batley, Bradford, Dewsbury, Featherstone, Halifax, Hunslet, York and amateur club Hunslet Club Parkside.

Fixtures

Round 1

Semi finals

Final

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Figs are incredibly delicious and healthy fruits, loaded with various nutrients which support our overall health.
These fruits are a staple food in numerous cuisines, and they are the favorite fruits of numerous people.
The best conditions for growing figs exist in areas rated Zone 8 or higher, as they need lots of sunlight, and warm weather, and cannot survive in cold and long winters.
Yet, some indoor dwarf varieties of the fig trees, which are often low-bearing, can withstand in a bit colder climates.
Most varieties of these plants are not dependent on the soil, but it is a fact that they grow stronger and faster in rich, lighter soils. Figs will grow well if planted in enough soil depth (5+ feet) and drainage for floods.
The pH of 6.0-6.5 is best for figs, and salinity does not affect them. In case these fruits are to be dried, you need soil with high lime amounts.
It is best to grow them from cuttings and greenhouse germination, even though you can also use seeds.
The trees should be approximately 13 feet apart, trained to grow upright, fertilized at a 10-30-10 ratio, and if possible, shading at some part of the day is recommended when the plants are young.
To ensure a later harvest the following year, the trees are often cut back severely in the autumn and winter. You should manually notch branches to stimulate branching.
Fig trees grow with an accelerated speed and quickly provide fruits, but it is best to start tapering off in production after 12-15 years.
The fruits are hand-picked, but the sap of figs has latex which might lead to skin irritations and allergies. Therefore, makes sure you wear gloves and long sleeves to prevent such issues. Lay out the fruits in the shade for a day to dry them. The trees can bear over 360 fruits annually.
The most common issue worldwide when it comes to fig trees is the leaf rust caused by Cerotelium fici. It occurs during rainy seasons, making the leaves full of spots, and falling too early, reducing the yields. Unfortunately, this cannot be treated, so affected trees must be destroyed.
These trees are also susceptible to nematodes, which go to their base and dig down into the roots. Due to this, they are planted close to walls in tropical regions and are thus protected against this burrowing, while in commercial orchards, by heavy mulch.
Fig trees often face problems with stem-borers in some areas.


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It becomes increasingly obvious to me, being an original committee member of the EEG, that a better balancing act is required if we are to maintain and attract new members.
I feel it vital that every so often a questionnaire such as the one that Dudley Wheeler put out with replies in last December's newsletter to gauge the type of interest that members have, or the reason why they are not wishing to attend meetings, will help prospective speakers to steer their talks for a better response! I feel that if the talk /workshop were really in the members' interest then the distances travelled to get to them would be greater and they would be more attended!
Geopathic Stress and Detrimental Energy Lines are shown to have the best response as a subject. If so could a further question be asked, such as – how many members or their friends/patients are affected by this energy? If indeed that is what they are suffering from!
Can you, my tolerant reader, please consider there could be other reasons why 'things ain't what they used to be'!
Many times after healing work, I've found that the most obscure or unthought-of question obtains results. Such as the body pains a patient of mine was suffering from when in bed at night. Final diagnosis revealed that it was the vibrationary rate that a certain area of bedroom wallpaper was emitting flowing towards her bed space. Further questioning revealed that this wallpaper came from a tree which had originally grown over an iron ore deposit in the ground whose vibrationary rate had infused into the tree and subsequently as paper on the wall.
I've found that detrimental iron ore energies will imbue into the raw articles that end up as plaster, cement, timber floors and ceilings or any product or furnishing originally kept or grown over iron ore in the ground.
When dowsing I find it interesting to ask what the incoming harmful vibration is registering at and the part of the body or organ which is being affected. Each time I find it to be over 230,000 cycles per second but both incoming and affected body area have similar vibration rates. This is why very often I believe there is confusion with messages coming and going from the mind connecting with the affected body part – hence dis-ease!
Other fascinating experiences have occurred (although not truly EEG material) when I've found etheric spears and other deadly weapons from a previous life embedded in a patient. Each time a pain or discomfort is being experienced. With automatic drawing ability, the detail of these weapons can be revealed. Thus a full description can be given to help in the withdrawing and subsequent healing required from upstairs, with love.
If anyone wishes to be helped in developing bare hand movements to include the above or to supplement any alternative hand movement therapy than I would be happy to give a talk or hold a workshop or to meet say once or twice a year in a suitable location for this purpose. Please let me know.
As usual I enjoyed the latest issue of Earth Energy Matters and found two articles of special interest.
"Towers of Power" by Alanna Moore was particularly relevant to my recent dowsing work as I have just finished an investigation into the provenance and purpose of some of the Irish round towers. My conclusions are very similar to those of Prof. Callahan in that the towers have been carefully positioned under concentrations of incoming energies. Each of the sites I investigated had been occupied in prehistoric times by a pagan standing stone which, on the coming of Christianity, was quickly hidden from sight by a surrounding wall. Much later a platform was built on top of the wall to act as a pulpit for the missionary, then, over several hundred years, the surrounding wall was gradually heightened until it became a tower which dominated the countryside. Eventually the enclosed standing stone was broken up and removed so that it could not act as a lasting monument to paganism. The resulting empty basement had no door hence could not be entered from ground level and I have some dowsing evidence to suggest that it was occasionally used as a prison or cell for monks who had transgressed in some way.
Incidentally, the water line crossings under the towers mentioned by Prof. Callahan I found had no depth, no flow rate and are of comparatively recent date so they must be 'thought forms'.
With regard to the many modern agricultural towers in Australia and elsewhere, it seems to me that at least in some cases their constructors have strengthened the local energies and that their constructional materials and dimensions are perhaps of secondary importance. This doesn't mean that I think they cannot work, they obviously can and do. However, it does seem that the human energies [or lack of them] which were put into the work might account for the apparent inconsistencies in operation. A case of 'no good thoughts, no good works'.
"Dowsable Geometry of Ancient Sites" by Jeffrey Keen is a very detailed and erudite work but with the unstated assumption that all the described energies are ancient. It is well known that ancient pagan sites have been continuously used and visited for thousands of years. Many of the dowsable lines at these sites date from the various times of construction, modification and repair and from modern activities by farmers and visitors. As an example, the lines around the top of the Avebury bank have a mix of dates from those of its prehistoric constructors to those of yesterday's visitors. Some of these old lines are well above the present ground level as the soil has settled and eroded over the years. Is it possible that the author has assumed ancient sources for some modern energy lines and patterns?


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The new year has begun and it's time to take advantage of another fresh start. Hopefully these quotes will help you look ahead to new experiences and memories to come!
Everybody has that one friend who powers through seventy books in a year. Maybe you've got more than one friend who does this, and you're the friend who doesn't. Or maybe you are the friend who reads seventy books a year, driven by the knowledge that you—even you, of all people—will never be able to read them all. Reading goals depend on the person setting them, and no goal is better than any other. Most people want to read more, regardless of how much more actually is. Here's the thing—you can read more and have a better time doing it. So here's a list of New Years' resolutions that don't involve going to the gym.
Let's assume your favorite author likes to read—that's probably part of how they became your favorite author. (If your favorite author doesn't like to read, maybe pick a new one.) Many authors have presences on Goodreads, but some actually use the site themselves. If you love an author's actual writing just as much as you love their stories, search their profile for their own reviews and ratings. Chances are, you'll find a new favorite book.
This doesn't mean 'read a book at the same time as your friend.' It means read it with them. Choose the right book (or the right friend) and discuss your opinions, feelings, and reactions with each other. (Note: it still counts as a discussion if the reaction is !!!!!) Set specific places to check in and discuss—after part II, around 100 pages, etc. If one of you pulls ahead, the other will have to catch up before the faster-reading friend gets lowkey pissed. Peer pressure: now offering you more than cheap liquor and ill-conceived high school relationships.
Here's the logic: if you borrow it, you'll have to give it back. When you give it back, your friend will ask if you liked it. And if you admit you didn't actually read it, you'll probably feel like an idiot.
"I hate all fantasy. It's all about swords and elves and fighting. Sometimes," you say, like someone who has read two fantasy novels, tops, "they change it up and kiss each other." The elves kiss the swords? If you insist. The point is that, chances are, you dislike a particular genre because of a few unpleasant encounters. Maybe you dislike the 'classics' because you've never gotten over your whitewashed high school curriculum (not that you need to get over it). Maybe your brain will liquefy if you see another poster for a YA dystopian blockbuster. Just try again.
The cartoon aardvark Arthur said it best: "having fun isn't hard—when you've got a library card." Many people are surprisingly hesitant to take life advice from an early 2000s cartoon. If the advice is that a teenager can and should catch a murderer via trap-door and pulley system (Scooby Doo), that's fair enough. This one's solid, though. Even better, it's completely free.
Here's some news: YouTube isn't just a place for pre-teens to make asinine comments. (It's also for Vine compilations.) You may not be aware that the site has a thriving literary community, with many avid readers recording reviews, reactions, unboxings, and more. The obvious downside is that YouTube can be a bit of a popularity contest, and the top BookTubers to come up when you search might just have the highest-quality cameras or the most colorful bookshelves. Try searching for a review of a book you adore to find people reading the same things as you (regardless of the hits on the video). If you agree with that review, maybe you'll agree with the others.
Maybe you assume most memoirs are too dramatic to resemble your life. They're only for famous people, you think, or geniuses, orphans, criminals—people who are important, or tragic, or so often both at once. That's a big assumption to make when life is the most dramatic possible thing, and you're important already because you're alive. Whether you relate to a writers' cultural background, sexuality, profession, or even sense of humor, it's powerful to feel a connection to another person—a person who, this time, is far from fictional. Many audiobook versions of memoirs are actually read by the author, which makes the experience all the more personal.
The difference between a work of non-fiction and your high school textbook is that the former is meant to be as fascinating as possible—while the latter is usually thick enough to inflict blunt-force trauma. Maybe you encountered a new topic on YouTube and want more information than a twenty-minute video can provide. True crime? Scientology? The Roman Empire? The real difference between a work of non-fiction and your high school textbook is that, with non-fiction, you can learn exactly what you want.
Chances are, you've always wanted to go somewhere. (No, 'to the refrigerator' doesn't count.) The destination doesn't need to be far to be a destination—it only has to excite you. Or maybe you have an upcoming trip to somewhere a little less thrilling. (Off for the holidays to see your estranged aunt in rural Kansas, anyone?) It's always possible that the sun over the fields will feel more beautiful once you've seen it through someone else's eyes.
In the ideal world, reading is a little more like this: you're curled up by a fire with a mug of your preferred warm beverage (cocoa with marshmallows, Hot Toddy heavy on the whiskey), possibly in a sprawling library filled with plants you haven't managed to kill yet. But you're not in the ideal world—you're in this one. Since it's unlikely that you'll ever have a day of uninterrupted, peaceful reading, it's better to carve out thirty minutes to read and drink a cup of tea before you head off to bed.


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The script starts by pressing F3 and it scans from 900,55 to 1005,72.
If it locates any of these 3 identical images, it should send F1, otherwise it should keep scanning until I press F12.
I tried changing the resolution and such but to no success.
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Telepath
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Telepathy is the supposed communication of thoughts or ideas by means other than the known senses. It was a major field of research for scientists during the early 20th century and into the Cold War. [1] Upton Sinclair also conducted telepathy experiments in the 30's.[2]
The audio distortions on the vocals of this track may have been modeled after the reported auditory distortions present in Microwave auditory effect [3], which was a facet of telepathy research during the Cold War. This auditory phenomenon was used to transmit sounds directly from a microwave emitter into the human brain. Researchers described that the auditory distortions inherent to this process caused "the sounds [to resemble] those emitted by persons with an artificial voice box." [4]
When played backwards, the voice counting in the track can be heard to say "This is (is) the end of the Earth.. for now."
0:04 "Testing. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. (oops) Up and down, quite a thing [while I'm counting?]." (background) six, six, nine.
0:20: (Second voice) "On repeat. Give me a count." (also sounds like "you can't")
0:23 "The stuff that they know, the one on the right and then turn it up, while I'm counting. One... three, four, fi-ive, six, seven, eight, through ni- (garbled)"
0:43: (Second voice) "It's too loud." (Pitched down) "Plaid."
0:45 "Well, this is quite pleasant. Let's play it back and see what it sounds like."
(Second and third voice) "Could I get the one voice?", "Nervous!", "Don't be nervous."
"One, two, three, four, fi-ive, six, six, seven."
After the last number you can hear a quiet "listen" (same as in "Reach for the Dead").
In one sequence, the number six is repeated in the background, the result sounding more like "666".
↑ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telepathy
↑ http://books.google.com/books?id=ZQEmLUlDXz0C
↑ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microwave_auditory_effect
↑ D.R. Justesen. "Microwaves and Behavior", Am Psychologist, 392(Mar): 391–401, 1975.
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High-throughput tetrad analysis - Ludlow Catherine L.
Abstract : [en] Tetrad analysis has been a gold-standard genetic technique for several decades. Unfortunately, the need to manually isolate, disrupt and space tetrads has relegated its application to small-scale studies and limited its integration with high-throughput DNA sequencing technologies. We have developed a rapid, high-throughput method, called barcode-enabled sequencing of tetrads (BEST), that uses (i) a meiosis-specific GFP fusion protein to isolate tetrads by FACS and (ii) molecular barcodes that are read during genotyping to identify spores derived from the same tetrad. Maintaining tetrad information allows accurate inference of missing genetic markers and full genotypes of missing (and presumably nonviable) individuals. An individual researcher was able to isolate over 3,000 yeast tetrads in 3 h, an output equivalent to that of almost 1 month of manual dissection. BEST is transferable to other microorganisms for which meiotic mapping is significantly more laborious.


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Fantastic Women Writing Fantastic Letters
Posted on November 8, 2015 September 11, 2018 by Heather Allen
I'm quickly becoming a regular at Joe's at The Public Theater, they host Women of Letters and I always feel inspired when I listen to these women share a part of themselves in this intimate setting. This show, on Wednesday, November 4, the guests read "A Letter to My Could Have Been." As always, this is interpreted in a variety of ways, never the same.
This month the group was the most eclectic that I have seen:
– Acclaimed playwright and screenwriter of Academy Award-nominated Beasts of the Southern Wild, Lucy Alibar, wrote about growing up with a lot of "goddamned cats" and her mother who disappeared from her life at a young age.
– Writer, former dominiatrix and author of Whip Smart, Melissa Febos, the adopted daughter of a Puerto Rican sea captain and a psychologist and she described how her life could have been different if she had grown up with her real father and his last name. Powerful stuff.
– Revered writer, editor and co-founder of The Toast, Mallory Ortberg, wrote about how her life could have been different if she took the horrible, patriarchal advice of a business manager she spoke with at an informational interview. Hilarious and horrifying.
– Beloved actress/comedian, vlogger and host of MTV's Decoded, Franchesca Ramsey wrote about her friend who opened her eyes and heart to the transgender community and former friendships. I subscribe to Franchesca on YouTube and I went to the show because I knew of her work before seeing her in this space. This was one of the deeper letters of the night.
– Acclaimed rapper and Sisterhood of Hip Hop star, Nyemiah Supreme, wrote about how she could have grown her career in hip-hop, making certain connections. It was interesting to see how important knowing certain people can help or hurt a career in entertainment, and specifically, music.
– Storyteller, comedian and writer, Meg Ferril, wrote a heartfelt and funny letter about how she had split into two selves while doing stand-up comedy at an open mic night, and how she told a tampon joke to a bunch of men. Her life had grown from that point and she felt lucky.
All the women wrote exceptional pieces. There were a few tears and lots of laughter. The theme of the letters is always worth reflecting on based on the experiences of others and in your own life. I cannot recommend this show enough!
Is there an experience in your life that would prompt you to write about "what could have been"?
Left to Right: Sofija Stefanovic (host), Lucy Alibar, Nyemiah Supreme, Mallory Ortberg, Melissa Febos, Franchesca Ramsey, and Meg Ferril
ABOUT WOMEN OF LETTERS
The shows are funny and sad, and never recorded or filmed – part of the magic is that they exist in the moment, and the events are a safe story-telling space.
In the last five years, Women of Letters events have raised over $750,000 for charity. The New York shows donate proceeds to the New York Women's Foundation (a cross-cultural alliance of women promoting economic justice for women and families in New York City).
Women of Letters was founded in 2010 in Melbourne, Australia, by writers Marieke Hardy and Michaela McGuire. Since its inception, Women of Letters has enjoyed sellout success in Australia and toured internationally to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Austin (SXSW), London, Dublin, Edinburgh, Wellington and Indonesian cities Jakarta, Yogyakarta and Ubud.
Penguin Random House has released five bestselling anthologies of letters from the live shows. The most recent volume, Airmail, is the first international edition.
Women of Letters: [First]; [Second]
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And what that question is really asking–and sometimes the asker can articulate this and sometimes the asker cannot–is how do you turn an idea into a story?
I believe, and this is not meant to dissuade anyone, that you can teach good writing, but you cannot teach storytelling. Someone either knows and wants to tell stories, or someone does not know and want to tell stories.
But sometimes, someone wants to tell a story but gets hung up on the how of telling a story. And I want to explore that a little bit in blog posts this week.
Let's rewind a bit and tackle this one part at a time.
I read an article about the last house on this barrier island and how the island, because it was mostly sand and silt and lacked any bedrock, eroded away. One by one, the houses fell into the sea until there was only one house left. A man bought the island, what was left of it anyways, and spent his life savings trying to rebuild it and save it, but each storm destroyed his efforts. Eventually, the very last house fell into the sea a few years ago. I read this, and instantly, I thought about a family who refused to leave the last house on the island. Or girls, a house full of ghost girls, but the reader should be unclear about whether they're real or ghosts. Or a girl who wouldn't leave the house and when the mainlanders tried to make her, she threw herself into the sea instead.
These are all the things my brain grasped for when I read that article. These are not stories. These are just ideas. These are first lines. Premises.
A story is a journey, and that comes from asking a question.
The girl who would not leave the last house on the island and when they said to choose life or the sea, she stayed with the house until it fell into the sea. The story lies in the why. Not in the what, but in the why. Why did she stay? Why did she choose the sea? Why did they want to save her? Why did they care?
That is the story. That's what you're looking for.
How did you think of all of that just because you read one article about a house that no longer exists?
You used to think like this. You used to invent stories that were wild and creative. You were told "That can't happen" and "No, tell us what really happened" and you stopped telling those stories. Start to tell stories to yourself like you are a child again. Not in an infantilizing way, because even children know when they are being infantilized.
When you hear something interesting, imagine it in a different world. What if that last house on the island…what if that was Windsor Castle? What happened to England and the royal family if Windsor Castle is the sinking house on the island? Get wild. Get creative. There is not a stupid idea. You will come up with twelve ideas you discard for every one idea you write down and keep, and that's okay. That's how creativity works.
Let yourself daydream. I believe firmly in the power of daydreaming and writers and artists of all strokes will tell you that their ideas come to them in the shower, or while walking their dog, or while driving. Somewhere where their mind drifts a bit. Where they are less distracted by the chaotic nature of our daily lives.
Keep a list of ideas you think of. Not all of them will be great. That's not what you're trying to do here. What you're doing is training yourself to open your mind to story ideas and inspiration. Practice makes perfect, so don't give up.
Tomorrow, we'll talk about learning to ask the right questions!
If you have questions now, please leave them in the comments (moderated, so they may take time to show up!) or send me an email via my contact form. Let me know if you want me to answer privately or if I can answer publicly!
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I can't tell you how often reading things sparks ideas. But you're so right – we have to let ourselves get carried away with them to build something worthy of a tale.


is there a way to programatically query the NB-IoT bands a certain board (e.g. gpy) supports:?
Context: depending on when the modules were delivered there was more limited NB-IoT band support in the past + while the HW stays the same, there is no simple "the user can do the firmware update" but the older boards had to be returned to Pycom (by RMA) to be enabled.
If you now have various boards - can you programatically check, which NB-IoT bands they support?


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Q: How many 7-card hands can be dealt having exactly 3 of a kind? How many 7-card hands can be dealt having exactly 3 of a kind?
I think the answer is $13\times{4\choose 3}\times{48\choose 4} = 10118160$. Can anyone verify?
13 is for the possibilities of the rank of the 3 of a kind, ${4\choose 3}$ is for the selection of 3 cards from that rank, and ${48\choose 4}$ is for the selection of the remaining 4 cards from the 48 cards that are not in the selected rank.

A: $13\binom 43\binom{48}4$ counts the ways to select one from thirteen values of three from four suits and four from the remaining forty-eight cards not of that value.    That is a triple and four other cards not of the triple's value.
This does not exclude pairs, quadruples, nor a second triple within those four cards.    This over counts the cases of two three of a kind.
Use the Principle of Inclusion and Exclusion to avert this.

Further, what does "exactly three of a kind" mean if not "one triple and four singletons".    In that case you need to count ways to select: a value and three suits for the triple, and three other distinct values and a suit for each of the singletons.

A: You're not paying attention to whether any of the four cards you pick from the remaining 48 have the same face value.
You need to pick your five different face values. There are $\binom{13}{5}$ ways to do that.
Then you need to pick which of the five face values will be the three. There are five ways to do that.
Then you need to decide, for each face value of which you only have one card, which suit that card will be. There are four ways to do that for each face value, so $4^4$ ways in all.
Finally, you need to decide which three suits will be your three of a kind. There are $\binom{4}{3}=4$ ways to do that.
So overall, there are $\binom{13}{5} \times 5 \times 4^5 = 6589440$ ways to pick your hand.

A: The first part is correct, but you need to exclude the possibility of having a second triple within the other four cards.
C(exactly one triple) = C(triple) - C(pair triples)
C(triple)
Choose a rank for "triple": C(13,1)
Choose three cards for "triple": C(4,3)
Choose four cards not "triple": C(48,4)
C(pair triples)
Choose a rank for "each" triple: C(13,2)
Choose three cards for "first" triple: C(4,3)
Choose three cards for "second" triple: C(4,3)
Choose one card not from "pair triples": C(44,1)
*52 cards in deck; first triple = 4 cards, second triple = 4 cards, remaining cards to choose that are different from the pair of triples: 52-4-4=44
C(triple) = C(13,1)*C(4,3)*C(48,4) = 13 x 778,320
C(pair triples) = C(13,2)*C(4,3)^2*C(44,1) = 78 x 704
C(exactly one triple) = 10,118,160 − 54,912 = 10,063,248 ways
If you want to know the probability: just divide the above, by the number of ways to choose 7 cards from a deck of 52 = C(52,7) = 133,784,560
P(exactly one triple) = Actual Outcomes / Total Outcomes = 10,063,248 / 133,784,560 = 0.075219.. ~7.5%


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  interface Item {
    date: Date;
    content: string;
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  // definition of the available uservice methods
  interface ToDoService {
    // writes the item to the DB,
    // returns the doc uri
    putItem(content:string): Promise<string>

    // gets the items from the database for the given search text
    // returns an array of items
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}

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An interdisciplinary, facilitated & self-directed learning opportunity.
Available face-to-face in Thunder Bay and via OTN to clinicians in NW Ontario.
On Thursday, May 10 and Friday, May 11, the Northern Ontario School of Medicine hosted its annual Preceptor Awards and Recognition event.
The event honoured preceptors in the Health Sciences and Interprofessional Education Unit at NOSM, including physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, audiologists and dietitians. This year's awards focused on preceptors working in Northwestern Ontario.
This workshop was offered throughout the Fall of 2018 to Northern Ontario health care professionals who are interested in becoming involved with clinical teaching activities and who have limited or no previous teaching experience in the clinical setting.
Thank you to McMaster University students Lea, Kennedi and Shana for a great presentation on their Speech-Language Pathology role-emerging placements in Thunder Bay!
The students were the first to complete the new placement opportunity through the Northern Ontario School of Medicine.
A new placement is bringing occupational therapy and physiotherapy students to the Anishnawbe-Mushkiki Aboriginal Health Access Centre in Thunder Bay, where they will focus on addressing the needs of Indigenous clients. Read the full story here.
The Northern Ontario School of Medicine collaborates with FIREFLY Child and Youth Development Services to fill new Speech-Language Pathologist clinical education opportunities in Keewatin-Patricia District FIREFLY and Kenora Chiefs Advisory have partnered to fill five new full-time Speech-Language Pathology positions through Jordan's Principal funding. The Northern Ontario School of Medicine in turn partnered with FIREFLY to facilitate clinical externships for Speech-Language Pathology graduate level students. FIREFLY Children and Youth Development Services, located in Kenora, Ontario, provides services to children and families living in the district of Kenora and area as well as multiple far north, fly-in communities. Through the collaboration, FIREFLY and NOSM are hoping to expand service to better serve children living in rural and remote areas, specifically Indigenous communities.
communities. Learners will have also had the opportunity to work with professionals unique to Indigenous communities to understand roles and gain skills to work collaboratively with a wide variety of professionals.
The Rehabilitation Studies Program at NOSM has developed Preceptor 101 sessions to help increase the number of clinical teachers in the North. The sessions are designed for health professionals including audiologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and speech-language pathologists who are interested in becoming preceptors, or have experience but want to improve their knowledge of best practices.
Northern Passages is a quarterly publication which conveys news about NOSM's multi-faceted activities. Its broad coverage informs and entertains with detailed commentary on program development, conferences, profiles, and other information germane to the School and its Northern stakeholders.
Read the latest issue of Northern Passages here.
THRIVE Child Development Centre/Centre de développement de l'enfant is an incorporated, non-profit Children's Treatment Centre employing over 50 staff made up of Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Speech-Language Pathologists, Social Workers, Therapy Assistants, Early Childhood Educators and Administrative support staff. We provide inter-disciplinary pediatric rehabilitation, respite care coordination, an on-site inclusive child care program and resource support to community child care centres in Sault Ste. Marie and the Algoma District. Our philosophy of service delivery upholds family involvement and enablement as an integral part of effective intervention. Our services support the long-term outcomes of community participation and quality of life.
Looking for a Full-Time position with a great work life balance in Northern Ontario? Then this is your opportunity to practice to your full scope with a varied client base which includes hospital, long-term care, community and primary care. The successful Physiotherapist candidate will be responsible for planning, organizing, implementing and controlling the administrative and therapeutic activities of all Rehabilitation Services to ensure than an optimal level of services are available to the Hospital, Community and LTC while enjoying quality of life in Northern Ontario.
To assess and treat inpatients and outpatients in compliance with the Red Lake Margaret Cochenour Memorial Hospital's policies and procedures and the College of Physiotherapy Standards of Practice, and as outlined in the position description. For a full description of the position, please contact the undersigned.
applying a broad range of skills to your work with patients/clients.
Health Sciences North (HSN) is currently recruitment Permanent and Temporary Full-Time Physiotherapists across a number of departments. Applicants successful to permanent full-time or temporary full-time positions with a term of one-year or greater may be eligible for the Ministry of Health & Long Term Care's (MOHLC) Rehabilitation Professionals Incentive Grant Program.
Geraldton District Hospital is seeking an enthusiastic, organized and self-motivated individual to join our Rehabilitation Services Team to provide clinical physiotherapy services to inpatients, long term care residents and outpatient clients.
Geraldton District Hospital is seeking an enthusiastic, organized and self-motivated individual to join our Rehabilitation Services Team to provide occupational therapy services to inpatients, outpatients and long term care residents.
This is an exciting opportunity for a Physiotherapist looking to practice to their full scope of practice with a varied client base which includes hospital, long-term care, community and primary care. The Physiotherapist is responsible for planning, organizing, implementing and controlling the administrative and therapeutic activities of all Rehabilitation Services to ensure that an optimal level of services are available to the Hospital, Community and LTC. Rehabilitation services include but are not limited to physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and recreational therapy. The incumbent also provides all of the program's physiotherapy treatment and services.
Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre is a small, state-of-the-art community hospital in rural Sioux Lookout, Ontario. We aim to be a Centre of Excellence in First Nations and northern healthcare by working together to improve the health status of individuals, families and communities now and for generations to come. We are the healthcare hub for remote northwestern Ontario, continuously growing and innovating to meet the needs of our 30,000 patients spread across over 600,000 square kilometers of sunset country. If you value compassion, respect, quality, teamwork, and are dedicated to excellence in your profession, this picturesque setting is the next step in your career!
New graduates are welcome to apply!!!
We are an established fast paced, multidisciplinary private clinic for over 28 years. We have an Orthopaedic caseload including MVA, and sport patients. We are offering a competitive salary and continuing education is available and supported.
FIREFLY is growing! Consider living in one of our picturesque communities in Northwestern Ontario. Each of our communities are located in the heart of the boreal forest with easy access to lakes and great outdoor living. FIREFLY is seeking four full time Speech Language Pathologists to work in Kenora/Rainy River Districts and in First Nation Communities in the Kenora District. Reporting to the Clinical Manager, the Speech Language Pathologists will engage in the screening, assessment, interpretation and home programming of infants, children and youth with communication impairments. Duties will include caseload management, assessment, treatment planning, consultation, caregiver (home & school) training, and acting as a resource for other FIREFLY staff, partnership staff and community agencies as well as attending unit and service meetings. Additional opportunities can be considered based on experience and interest. You will work with a dynamic multi-disciplinary team. Individuals filling these positions will benefit from the availability of additional SLPs working within the Agency and access to a mentor. Travel to outlying areas within the Kenora District will be required.
FIREFLY is growing! Consider living in beautiful Kenora, located on Lake of the Woods or picturesque Sioux Lookout located on the shores of Abram Lake. Reporting to the Clinical Manager, the Physiotherapist will provide assessment, development and implementation of treatment programs for clients referred to FIREFLY. You will be required to develop and implement treatment plans based on initial and ongoing assessments while acting as a resource for families, other FIREFLY staff and community agencies. You will liaise with the Rehabilitation Service multi-disciplinary team to provide program coordination. Travel to outlying areas within the Kenora/Rainy River district will be required.
FIREFLY is growing! Consider living in beautiful Kenora, located on Lake of the Woods. FIREFLY is seeking two full time Occupational Therapists to work in the Kenora/Rainy River Districts. Reporting to the Clinical Manager, the Occupational Therapist will engage in the screening, assessment, interpretation and rehabilitation of infants, children and youth with occupational performance issues such as sensory processing issues and fine motor difficulties. Duties will include caseload management, assessment, treatment planning, consultation, caregiver (home & school) training, and acting as a resource for other FIREFLY staff and community agencies as well as attending unit and service meetings. Additional opportunities can be considered based on experience and interest. You will work with a dynamic multi-disciplinary team. Travel to outlying areas within the Kenora District will be required.
If you're a dynamic Physiotherapist interested in personal and professional growth, Santé Manitouwadge Health has an excellent opportunity for you to meet these goals. As a flexible, enthusiastic and personable team player focused on client-centred care and clinical outcomes, you will flourish in a team-based, results-oriented and collaborative environment like ours. Your primary focus will be community working with a vibrant team consisting of RN's, Dietitian, Social Worker and Physicians. Our unique model also affords you the opportunity to work within hospital setting as well. The diverse integration of this role is an exciting opportunity for growth in both the community and hospital setting.
For more information please visit. Full-Time Physiotherapy_Oct2018.
St. Joseph's Care Group in Thunder Bay ON is currently recruiting for a variety of temporary full time Physiotherapists to join our team.
St. Joseph's Care Group is known for living its values of Care, Compassion and Commitment. We are continuing a tradition that began more than 130 years ago of meeting the unmet needs of the people of Northwestern Ontario. We believe in investing in our people, and offer learning and development opportunities, continuing education, competitive compensation, and a welcoming workplace culture.
St. Joseph's Care Group offers a wide range of programs and services in addictions & mental health, rehabilitative care, seniors' health as well as contracted services within acute care. Qualified candidates must be registered or eligible for registration with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario and have proven assessment, communication and teaching skills. We welcome experienced practitioners as well as new graduates to consider joining the staff of a progressive values-driven organization.
To learn more about the position and apply, please visit: www.recruitment.sjcg.net and click on the "Health Care Professionals" tab.
patients can transition back to the community or to a lower level of care.
We are a faith based organization guided by the core values of Service, Integrity, Dignity and Excellence with a focus on a culture of caring. If you share a genuine commitment to the wellbeing and care of patient, please consider joining our team of dedicated professionals.
To learn more about the position and apply please visit this CCC.job-ad.Physiotherapist.2019-01-17-ID-14336-1.


India and Seychelles have signed a revised agreement on Saturday. Under this amended agreement, the military facilities will be developed, managed, operated and maintained on this island. This agreement was signed by the Secretary of the Ministry of Defense. Jayashankar and Seychelles Secretary Barry Fory signed. This agreement has been signed when China is conducting high level visits to this island. Apart from this, China has built a naval base in Digibouti.
After this agreement, India will be able to keep an eye on China through the sea route. A senior official said – the strategic importance of this agreement can not be ignored. There is a need to create a balance in the waters of the Indian Ocean. On the occasion of signing the agreement, Foreign Secretary Jayashankar reiterated the importance of maritime security. The matter was discussed in the talks between India and ASEAN countries on January 25.
The real settlement was in March 2015 between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the President of the Seychelles. Under which the military infrastructure was to be built on this island. But it was facing the difficulties in the Seychelles Parliament. For this reason, in October 2017, Jayashankar went on an undeclared trip to overcome the difficulties in the agreements. In addition, the cooperation between Seychelles and China is growing rapidly.
Former captain Ricky Ponting has been appointed the new assistant coach of Australia's Twenty20 team. He has been appointed assistant coach for next month's Twenty20 series against New Zealand and England. Meanwhile, Ponting will work with senior team coach Darren Lehmann. In this series, Ponting will also get along with Matthew Mott and Troy Cooley.
Ricky Ponting has been entrusted this responsibility as Assistant Coach at the time when members of the regular support staff Graeme Hick, David Sachar and Brad Haddin have gone to South Africa to prepare for the four-Test series. Earlier, the team had refused to continue their services as Australian coach Darren Lehmann as coach. He will be the coach of Australia until the end of 2019.
Earlier, Ponting was also associated with the team in the Twenty20 series against Sri Lanka. Apart from this, Ricky Ponting has also had a special experience of fast cricket. The first T20 match played against New Zealand in the year 2005 was played under his leadership.
Sexual desire is a motiivational state and an interest in "sexual objects or activities, or as a wish, need, or drive to seek out sexual objects or to engage in sexual activities. Synonyms for sexual desire are libido, exual drive, sexual motivation, sexual attraction , and lust .Sexual desire is an aspect of a person's sexuality , which varies significantly from one person to another, and also varies depending on circumstances at a particular time.
Sexual desire may be the "single most common sexual event in the lives of men and women".Sexual desire is a subjective feeling state that can "be triggered by both internal and external cues, and that may or may not result in overt sexual behavior".Sexual desire can be aroused through imagination and sexual fantasies , or perceiving an individual that one finds attractive. Sexual desire is also created and amplified through sexual tension, which is caused by sexual desire that has yet to be consummated.
Sexual desire can be spontaneous or responsive. Sexual desire is dynamic, can either be positive or negative, and can vary in intensity depending on the desired object/person. The sexual desire spectrum is described by Stephen B. Levine as :aversion –> disinclination –>indifference –>interest –>need –>passion.
The production and use of sexual fantasy and thought is an important part of properly functioning sexual desire. Some physical manifestations of sexual desire in humans are; licking, sucking, puckering, and touching the lips, as well as tongue protrusion.
Asoka was born in 304 BC, to Mauryan Emperor Bindusara and a relatively lower ranked queen, Dharma. The legend associated with the emperor goes that his birth had been predicted by Buddha, in the story of 'The Gift of Dust'. Buddhist Emperor Ashoka had only one younger sibling, Vitthashoka, but, several elder half-brothers. Right from his childhood days Ashoka showed great promise in the field of weaponry skills as well as academics.
Varahamihira वराहमिहिर) (505–587 CE), also called Varaha or Mihir, was an Indian astronomer, Indian astronomer, mathenatician, and astrologer and who lived in Ujjain. He was born in Avanti region, roughly corresponding to modern-day Malwa, to Adityadasa, who was himself an astronomer. According to one of his own works, he was educated at Kapitthaka. He is considered to be one of the nine jewels (Navarata (Navaratnas)) of the court of legendary ruler Yoshdharman Vikramaditya of Malwa.
He was the first one to mention in his work Pancasiddhantika that the avanamsa, or the shifting of the equinox, is 50.32 seconds.
Varahamihira's main work is the book Pancasiddhantika (or Pancha-Siddhantika, "[Treatise] on the Five [Astronomical] (Canons) dated ca. 575 CE gives us information about older Indian texts which are now lost. The work is a treatise on mathematical astronomy and it summarises five earlier astronomical treatises, namely the Surya Siddhanta, Romaka Romaka Siddhanta, Paulisa Siddhanta, Vasishtha Siddhanta and Paitamaha Siddhantas. It is a compendium of Vedanga Jyotisha as well as Hellenistic astronomy (including Greek, Egyptian and Roman elements). He was the first one to mention in his work Pancha Siddhantika that the ayanamsa, or the shifting of the equinox is 50.32 seconds.
Sūrya-Siddhānta, ie. the Siddhānta of the Sun, thought to be composed by Lāṭadeva,but actually composed by Mayasura also known as Mamuni Mayan as stated in the text itself.
Paulisa-siddhānta, so called from Pulisa, the Greek, from the city of Saintra, which is supposed to be Alexandria, composed by Pulisa.
However, Aryabhata did not use the Brahmi numerals. Continuing the Sanskritic tradition from Vedic Times, he used letters of the alphabet to denote numbers, expressing quantities, such as the table of sine's in a mnemonic form.
This implies that the ratio of the circumference to the diameter is ((4 + 100) × 8 + 62000)/20000 = 62832/20000 = 3.1416, which is accurate to five significant figure.
It is speculated that Aryabhata used the word 'asana' (approaching), to mean that not only is this an approximation but that the value is incommensurable (or irrational). If this is correct, it is quite a sophisticated insight, because the irrationality of pi was proved in Europe only in 1761 by "Lambert".
After Aryabhatiya was translated into Arabic (c. 820 CE) this approximation was mentioned in Al-Khwarizmi's book on algebra.
he value of pi is being used in India from ancient times. It gives us an insight about how evolved our past was. There is a shloka, a hymn to Lord Krishna or Shiva, which gives the value of pi upto 31 decimal places.
Its amazing that our forefathers used an encryption technique to easily remember it. What is more astonishing is that they needed pi upto 31 places.
gopiibhaagya madhuvraataH shruMgashodadhi saMdhigaH .
This shloka, a hymn to Lord Krishna or Shiva, gives the value of pi upto 31 decimal places.