We took the big step the other day and decided to cancel DirecTV. When I called DirecTV, though, I found out that you can suspend service for up to six months. Rather than face another two year commitment if Ms. SmallNetBuilder can't stand life with Internet TV, I jumped at this option. But someone at the DirecTV control panel seems to not have gotten the memo yet because our service is still on.
Note that I'm not ahead of the game money-wise on this change. The deal I had to cut to incentivize my skeptical spouse was to pay her what we were paying DirecTV. But it remains to be seen how much hassle she will be willing to endure even for $100 or so a month.
I've been kissing a lot of frogs in search for an easy-to-use method to consume Internet TV and haven't yet found a perfect solution, or even a great one. The closest we have come is a workable solution using the Roku, which provides the best combination of video quality and no-keyboard-or-mouse-required navigation.
The few buttons on the Roku remote were easily mapped into our HarmonyOne remote, the main controller of our media device collection. Except for an ongoing and very annoying intermittent sound dropout problem in HuluPlus (which I've been told is a Roku HLS bug), the Roku has served our occasional Internet TV viewing pretty well and earned a higher WAF score than any other method we've tried.
The downside of the Roku is that it's limited to Netflix and HuluPlus for most of the TV content that we're interested in watching, neither of which source CBS shows. Although Netflix announced a CBS deal in February, it's only for old shows.
In the last post, I explored MediaMall's PlayOn as a way to expand the Roku's repetoire. But the Roku PlayOn app user interface is so awful that I know it will have a huge negative WAF, so I'm not even going there.
PlayOn says they could do a lot better with a properly-developed Roku app (the current one was done by a Roku / PlayOn enthusiast on his own). But Roku's sales volume is miniscule compared to the Wii and iOS and Android devices, which is where MediaMall will be spending their app development dollars this year.
I've been waiting for Apple's iOS 4.3, which finally was released last Tuesday. It allegedly has "improved" AirPlay support for video, but it's hard to find out exactly what has been improved. The iOS 4.3 developer release notes, however, read to me like video format support is pretty limited.
I decided to try an iPad / AirPlay / AppleTV2 approach after being pointed to PlayOn's built-in web interface, which is primarily intended for mobile devices. But if you point any browser to m.playon.tv and have a PlayOn server running on your LAN, you'll end up at a screen similar to the one below that I took with Safari.
I first tried Firefox 3.6.15, but everything in the top navigation area unded up in a jumble overlapping the all-important back navigation button. Although this isn't the most beautiful interface, it's waaaay better than the Roku app interface shown below.
The show view reveals the AirPlay icon, but only when viewed with an iOS device. The screenshot below is from an iPad.
I had tried clicking the icon back when the iPad was running iOS 4.2 and was excited to see AppleTV as a choice. But when I selected it, only audio was transferred to the Apple TV. I've dutifully checked the Apple App Store for updates to the Netflix, HuluPlus and PlayOn apps and have so far only found a Netflix update, which I downloaded, tried and found only audio AirPlay support.
I've tried to find information about app support for AirPlay video. But all I keep seeing are articles that are regurgitations of Apple PR. I managed to find a Techradar article with a link that launched iTunes to show the collection of "AirPlay-Enabled Apps" below.
But the Discovery Channel HD app I tried yielded the same AirPlay result—audio only. So did a video podcast on CNN.com played with Safari, i.e. audio only. The only app I've found that supports video AirPlay is YouTube. According to this thread in the Apple forums, Vimeo is supported, too, but I have no interested in any content there (or on YouTube, for that matter).
I know the iPad - AirPlay - AppleTV2 seems a roundabout way to get to something (PlayOn) that's made to be watched on a computer anyway. But my initial tryout of having Ms. SmallNetBuilder use a wireless keyboard w/trackball or Hillcrest Labs' Loop weren't too encouraging. What's going to work for us (or at least her) will be the HarmonyOne that she is used to.
We're still in the very early days and there is a lot more experimentation to do. But if you've been thinking of using an iPad / AirPlay / AppleTV2 combination to get video onto your main flatscreen, that's not a viable option right now. If you find more apps that work, however, please let me know.


The dynamics of spouses' daily interactions may influence whether an ill partner's physical functioning improves over time, according to findings published June 12TH 2017 in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science.
The release explains that the idea that our social environment affects our health in incremental ways – through the ups and downs of everyday life -forms the basis of various conceptual frameworks, but Wilson and Penn State professors Lynn M. Martire and Martin J. Sliwinski noted that few studies had actually managed to capture these daily dynamics.
To address this gap in the literature, senior researcher and thesis adviser Lynn Martire designed a novel study and collected data combining daily diary assessments taken over a short term with physical function measurements taken over longer intervals. Specifically, the team examined the association between spouses' daily responsiveness to their partners with osteoarthritis and changes in the partners' physical function over the following 18 months.
The researchers hypothesized that the degree to which spouses showed empathic, solicitous, and punishing responses in response to their partners' pain would be associated with the partners' physical well-being over time. Specifically, partners whose spouses provided emotional support, affection, and attention (empathic behaviors) would show improvement in functioning, while those whose spouses took over tasks and encouraged rest (solicitous behaviors) and those whose spouses acted frustrated and appeared irritated (punishing behaviors) would show diminished functioning over time.
The study included a total of 152 osteoarthritis patients, all of whom were over 50 years old and married or living with a partner. Participants completed short surveys in the evening every day over the 22-day daily diary period. Spouses rated the degree to which their partners had expressed feeling pain; patients rated the degree to which spouses responded to their pain expression with a variety of behaviors. The researchers measured the patients' physical function – including balance, gait, speed, and ability to rise from a chair – at the beginning of the study, 6 months later, and 18 months later.
The results showed that patients with spouses who responded to their expressions of pain with empathic behaviors on a daily basis showed improved physical function 6 and 18 months later relative to patients with less empathic spouses. However, the data did not indicate that either solicitous responses or punishing responses were linked with changes in patients' physical function.
"Based on previous work, we expected that patients whose spouses were more solicitously responsive–that is, provided more instrumental help such as retrieving medication and taking over chores–would decline in their physical function over time, but this did not hold," explains Wilson.
The findings are novel in that they specifically link patterns in couples' day-to-day interactions to objective clinical measures, capturing the dynamic nature of how spouses influence each other.


Rotting Christ have released "The Raven," another track from their forthcoming album, The Heretics. As you can probably guess from the title, the song was inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's poem of the same name. If you're not familiar with the poem, don't worry, parts of it are recited throughout the song. Or you can just watch this.
The Heretics is out February 15.
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Surround yourself in nature when you stay at Mawamba Lodge Tortuguero. Located inside the Tortuguero Canals and National Park on the northern Caribbean coast, this lodge allows guests to immerse themselves in the splendor of Costa Rica with comfortable rooms, delicious cuisine, and enriching activities.
Tortuguero, on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, is known as a nesting ground for at least seven species of sea turtles. The turtles know paradise when they see it, and so do guests at the ecofriendly Mawamba Lodge Tortuguero. This secluded beachfront hotel, located on a narrow strip of land between the Caribbean Sea and the Tortuguero Canals, is so off the beaten path that you can only reach it by boat or plane, but it is well worth the effort to get there.
From the moment you arrive, you'll be enchanted by magic of the tropical rainforest as you put the stress of your routine behind you. Your non-smoking room is homey and comfortable, inviting you to relax on your private porch or balcony and enjoy the view. The hotel staff is available to help you with anything you need during your stay, and you can connect to friends and family at home with the complimentary Wi-Fi in the lobby. If you've forgotten any essentials or need a souvenir to take home, you can stop by the gift shop.
No need for you to worry about where to eat while at the Mawamba Lodge. The main restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffet style and offers both local and international cuisine. For a more unique dining experience, you can have lunch or dinner on the lodge's floating restaurant, Katonga. There is also a coffee room in the main building when you want a snack or a delicious cup of Costa Rican coffee. If you are in the mood for a tropical cocktail, beer, or wine, you can quench your thirst at the bar and lounge.
The beach at the lodge is perfect for strolling or lazing in a hammock, but when you want to swim, you can take advantage of the outdoor pool. The property also has a volleyball court for a quick game and plenty of hiking trails to explore. When you want to see more of the area, you can arrange a tour or excursion to the local village or one of the national parks to experience more of the natural beauty of the area. And of course, depending on the time of year, you can learn more about the sea turtles during nesting and hatching season. No matter how you spend your time, you are sure to have a memorable vacation at Mawamba Lodge.
Dont miss this opportunity to immerse into the heartland of the rainforest of Tortuguero National Park, its flora, its fauna and its other unique richness, its people and its culture.
The rustic setting of the lodge provides a natural backdrop for the fifty-six non-smoking guestrooms. With no television, radio, or air conditioning to distract you, you can experience the sounds of the rainforest around you. Each room is comfortable and simply decorated with screened windows, a ceiling fan, private bath with shower, in-room safe, daily housekeeping, and an outside porch with sitting area and hammocks.
Standard Room – Fifty rooms with a garden view make up the majority of the accommodations. These rooms either have a king bed or a queen and single bed to sleep up to three people. A small number of rooms have two queen beds and are designed for families or groups of four.
Superior Room – These spacious "casita" style rooms can sleep up to four people. They feature a canal view and have a king-sized bed as well as a table and chairs in the room.
Explore the grounds and nearby park reserve by hiking the trails. From the butterfly and frog gardens to the guided rainforest walk, you can get up close to the flora and fauna that thrive in the region. For a different look, you can take a twilight tour and experience the same trails to see what happens after the sun sets.
Visit the nearby village of Tortuguero to learn more about how the local population lives. With a rich culture that matches the lush environment, the villages can educate you about practical conservation and sustainability efforts that life in a rainforest demands.
Boat along the canals to see wild life from another perspective. With a naturalist to guide you, you and other guests can also choose canoeing and kayaking to experience the rainforest. The staff can also arrange a fishing tour for guests who feel happiest with a rod and reel in their hands.
Witness what makes the Tortuguero area so unique by scheduling either a turtle nesting or turtle hatching tour. Depending on the time of year you visit, you may be able to see one of the seven species of turtles who nest here or watch the many hatchlings make their way to the water.
"Tortuguero was definitely the highlight of our trip! We were there this past August, saw the turtles and enjoyed the abundance of wildlife. We selected Tortuguero because of the turtle experience but then realized there was so much to do in the area, that we would go back in a heartbeat! The staff at the Lodge was friendly, the food great and the rooms, rustic, but comfortable. Although we were instructed not to swim in the ocean in front of the lodge, because of the tides, we took some nice walks along the seashore."


In college, a lot of the professors would say that half of learning occurs inside of the classroom, while the other half occurs outside of the classroom. I think the same is true for L.E.K. – nearly half of what I've learned has been outside of my casework, through conversations with peers and mentors and through the vast array of "extracurricular" opportunities provided to L.E.K. employees.
One way to experience "outside of the case" opportunities is through our community involvement. On one recent Saturday, 50+ L.E.K. employees went to the Pine Street Inn, a homeless shelter in downtown Boston that sleeps nearly 500 homeless individuals each night. The shelter has an elaborate kitchen operation that provides about 2,000 meals to Boston's homeless each day. L.E.K. donated a massive amount of carrots, celery, potatoes, onions, and more and engaged in a "chop-a-thon" preparing all of the vegetables for cooking. The experience was quite special because it provided us with the opportunity to see first-hand the complex operation of caring for our city's homeless.
Another example is through athletic activities sponsored by L.E.K. Recently, staff have developed a series of health-focused evening activities. On Monday nights, for instance, L.E.K. rents out a studio in a gym across the street from our office. We alternate Yoga Mondays and Spinning Mondays, where instructors (sometimes L.E.K. employees!) teach classes. It is a great way to get out of the office and do something active with coworkers. In addition to the Monday offerings, we also have Tuesday Trot, a weekly running club, and L.E.K. intramural Basketball and Softball teams.


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Dark Wave Playlists, Radio — March 28, 2010 at 10:37 pm
Playlist: Sirius XM's 'Dark Wave,' 3/28/10
We may have missed last week's "Dark Wave" on Sirius XM's 1st Wave, but it seems some things never change: Opening the show with Public Image Ltd.'s "Rise"? Check. Hitting the rest of the weekly playlist staples (The Sisters of Mercy's "Lucretia, My Reflection," The Mission UK's "Wasteland" and Siouxise and the Banshees' "Slowdive")? Check, check, check. At least tonight's installment featured a couple album cuts from The Cure ("If Only Tonight We Could Sleep," "Disintegration") and a Depeche Mode rarity ("Death's Door") — but otherwise it was a fairly middle-of-the-road and somewhat repetitious playlist.
"Dark Wave" airs each Sunday from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Eastern/7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Pacific.
See full 'Dark Wave' playlist after the jump…
Playlist: 1st Wave's "Dark Wave," 3/28/10
Public Image Ltd., "Rise"
Morrissey, "Disappointed"
The Mission UK, "Wasteland"
New Order, "Procession"
Joy Division, "She's Lost Control"
Modern English, "Life in the Gladhouse"
Nitzer Ebb, "Join in the Chant"
Siouxsie and the Banshees, "Slowdive"
Yaz, "Winter Kills"
The Sisters of Mercy, "Lucretia, My Reflection"
Tones on Tail, "There's Only One"
Visage, "Fade to Grey"
Lords of the New Church, "Livin' on Livin'"
Depeche Mode, "Death's Door" (Live)
Jesus and Mary Chain, "Sidewalking"
The Cure, "If Only Tonight We Could Sleep"
Ministry, "Everyday is Halloween"
Specimen, "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang"
The Mission UK, "Tower of Strength"
The Tourists, "Everywhere You Look"
The Smiths, "I Know It's Over"
Echo & The Bunnymen, "The Killing Moon"
Duran Duran, "Tiger Tiger"
Joy Division, "Dead Souls"
Crash Baptists, "One By One"
The Chameleons, "Swamp Thing"
Damned, "In Dulce Decorum"
The Sisters of Mercy, "This Corrosion"
Cocteau Twins, "Carolyn's Fingers"
Depeche Mode, "But Not Tonight"
Roxy Music, "The Main Thing"
The Cure, "Disintegration"
The Mission UK, "Serpent's Kiss"
Skinny Puppy, "Worlock"
Divinyls, "Pleasure & Pain"
Frankie Goes to Hollywood, "Two Tribes"
The Smiths, "Half a Person"
New Order, "1963"
PREVIOUSLY ON SLICING UP EYEBALLS
Playlist: Sirius XM's 'Dark Wave,' 3/7/10
Tags 1st Wave Dark Wave Depeche Mode Public Image Ltd. Siouxise and the Banshees Sirius XM The Cure The Mission UK The Sistesr of Mercy
jayc
March 29, 2010 at 12:43 pm · Reply
nice to see the playlist posted.
are even half these songs considered "goth"? (Chameleons, Divinyls, Duran Duran) back when the Fred channel was on XM, all those songs were part of the regular playlist.
I sure miss Fred. I've found your website trying to find any 80s alternative stations to replace it.
March 29, 2010 at 9:11 pm · Reply
I was listening to this station non stop over the past weekend because the rent a car we had down in Nashville had a satellite radio. I love this station because it was almost like my iPod on shuffle.

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Experimental Analysis of a Hydrogen Power-To-Power System based on Solid Oxide Technology
Francesca Panaccione
Experimental Analysis of a Hydrogen Power-To-Power System based on Solid Oxide Technology.
Rel. Andrea Lanzini, Matteo Testi, Martina Trini. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Energetica E Nucleare, 2021
In the present thesis, a Power-To-Power system has been experimentally analysed to perform the stack characterization in both SOFC and SOEC operation mode. The aim was to calculate the round-trip efficiency for the stack, defining a performance map able to identify the working zones with higher stack efficiency. In order to achieve such objective, experimental tests in FBK laboratory have been performed with two different strategies: in control voltage and in control current. In case of control voltage, for both the SOFC and SOEC, the stack voltage has been varied with a ramp and the correspondent current values have been observed. These tests have been performed at variable fuel utilization, keeping fixed the inlet fuel flow rate, while the current has varied. Five different stack temperatures have been analysed in SOFC and eight stack temperatures in SOEC. On the other hand, in case of control current the current has been varied with a ramp and the correspondent voltage values have been observed, even in this case for both SOFC and SOEC mode. These tests have been performed at constant fuel utilization. Therefore, the current has been varied in an automatic way following the imposed fuel inlet flow rate ramp, in order to keep constant the ratio between current and fuel flow rate. Three stack temperatures have been analysed in SOFC, while four stack temperatures in SOEC mode. The data acquired from these tests have allowed to build the i-V curves and consequently, through an elaboration phase, to calculate the stack efficiency values and ASR values of the stack, in both the SOFC and SOEC mode. Three different stack efficiencies have been calculated (the electrical, the empirical and the exergy efficiency) and their results have been discussed and compared, to understand which could be the most representative one to map the performance of the stack. Considering the stack efficiency in both the operation modes, the round-trip efficiency has been calculated, allowing to determine a performance mapping of the stack when operated in reversible operation. Finally, an analysis of the system in SOFC mode has been performed too, with the aim to investigate its performance and the working point of thermal self-sustainability. The system control volume includes the stack and the heat exchangers which heat-up the inlet fluids, exploiting the heat recovery of the outlet fluids from the stack.
Andrea Lanzini, Matteo Testi, Martina Trini
Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Energetica E Nucleare
New organization > Master science > LM-30 - ENERGY AND NUCLEAR ENGINEERING
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Authors are required to state in writing that they have complied with APA ethical standards in the treatment of their pattern, human or animal, or to describe the main points of therapy. You allow the studio feeling as light as a feather, a feeling that you're not used to. You get residence and immediately go browsing to see when you may schedule your subsequent yoga class… you are hooked.
While the government apparently hopes to construct on two precedent Supreme Courtroom choices that (individually) defined wheat growing and marijuana cultivation for house consumption as falling under the purview of the Commerce Clause, the federal government case that medical care is an inevitability and so places each American within the stream of commerce is undermined by the details: some individuals never receive care, while others willingly pay for care out of their very own pockets on the time they want it.


We propose to evaluate the efficacy of a novel Transfer Learning for Reinforcement Learning algorithm to autonomously learn inter-task mappings between a pair of tasks set in distinct continuous-state- and discrete-action- space domains without the aid of any human-coded task alignment.
Solving this problem helps accelerate training, increase asymptotic performance and/or increase the cumulative reward for RL agents. This is very attractive in high-cost environments that cannot be accurately simulated, for agents engaging in curriculum learning, lifelong learning, or imitation learning. For example, an agent trained to drive a car should be able to transfer some skills to flying a plane.
Reinforcement Learning (RL) is a machine learning technique to solve sequential decision-making problems (commonly known as Markov decision processes (MDP)). An intelligent agent uses RL to perceive its environment and makes an informed decision based on immediate and future rewards. When humans start a task they have never seen before; they never start from scratch. They use prior experience gathered by them and others to give them a head start on the task at hand. Most of the current RL agents are very specific and will have to begin tabula rasa if they were asked to do another task. We want an agent to behave more like a human and use what they have learned in other domains to perform a task. We are focusing on cross-task knowledge transfer in MDPs with continuous or discrete state spaces, discrete action spaces and with deterministic transition functions.
RL, in general, is covered in the canonical introductory text by Sutton and Barto . Though they do not cover transfer learning in any detail, they motivate RL, describe the dimensions of possible RL domains and their corresponding learning algorithms.
The problem of transfer learning in RL has many different formulations, usually depending on the known differences between the two tasks of interest. Most early TL for RL work would prescribe a solution to one particular type of formulation, though over time the restrictions on task similarity have become looser. Taylor's 2009 survey paper  has a thorough review of early TL for RL research.
Most inter-task mapping has been aided by some human-coded task-alignment. Gupta and Devin  devise a cross-domain transfer learning problem that relies on implicit task alignment. Their construction has two different agents operating in distinct state and action spaces, though the transfer solution relies on the a priori knowledge that the agents are each accomplishing the same pair of tasks with the same pair of skills, and also assume that the distributions of states visited by the optimal policies of each domain are similar. Much transfer learning research to date imposes a similar implicit a priori task alignment, whereas we aim to construct an algorithm that has no prior knowledge of the degree of relatedness of the two tasks or how any of their structures may be analogous.
The first generalized automated inter-task mappings were generated by Taylor , introduced as the MASTER algorithm. This requires learning models of the source and target tasks and then comparing modeled transition dynamics between all state-action pairs in each task, finding the best linear projection of the source task into the target task. The MASTER algorithm is computationally intensive and limited to small discrete state and action spaces.
Ammar  automates learning of inter-task mappings by projecting source, and target transition vectors (s, a, s') into a latent vector space learned using sparse coding trained on the source task vector space, and then aligns the transition vector instances based on their Euclidean distance in this latent space. Creating this common projection space and mapping instances across tasks allows Ammar to transfer experience of optimal policy instances from the source task to the target task thereby generating an initial policy for the target task from transferred source task knowledge. This algorithm does not consider the reward achieved by steps in each task when determining correspondence, and so instead relies solely on the transition dynamics of each domain. It is possible that if the tasks have significantly different reward structures, then this algorithm will result in negative transfer, and this procedure is sensitive to the breadth of the samples used in the correspondence learning step.
Ammar  also constructs a generally autonomous inter-task mapping procedure using three-way Restricted Boltzmann Machines called Transfer RBM (TrRBM). With one layer each for the target transition vectors of the source and target task, plus one layer of latent variables, he optimizes the three-way weight tensor based on maximizing the conditional posterior probabilities of one layer given the other two, allowing for instance transfer like in . This algorithm is also sensitive to the underlying transition distribution of each task environment and does not consider the correspondence of the tasks' reward function.
We want to use a feedforward neural network to map (s) -> (s) and (s, a) -> (a) from target task to source task in order to facilitate knowledge transfer, training the network by backpropagating the rewards expected in the source task given the target->source mapped (s, a) tuple and the actual Bellman backup reward observed in the target task. If both tasks use model-based learning, an additional loss function could be the negative log-likelihood of the observed target task transition in the source transition model given the target->source mapped source tuple. Using these loss functions, we would be determining a correspondence between tasks based on reward structure as well as environment transition dynamics. An initial sketch of the process of learning the mapping is displayed in the figure below.
Once this mapping is learned we hope to transfer knowledge (in terms of a policy, value functions, and/or transition dynamics) from source task to target task, though the manner in which this will be accomplished is still unknown and also likely depends on the RL algorithm used in each task. We are aware that the target->source mapping is non-injective, and so will map knowledge (i.e. the Q value) of one (s, a) source task tuple back to potentially many (s, a) target task tuples. If we cannot do this in the directed model setting we would have to look at undirected graphical models, which we are trying to avoid due to the computational complexity of the sampling methods required.
Experiments would include reproducing Taylor's MASTER algorithm and Ammar's TrRBM algorithm as baselines. This would involve applying their algorithms in OpenAI Gym to the Inverted Pendulum, Cart Pole and Mountain Cart environments. We would then implement our novel transfer algorithm and compare our results using five metrics as mentioned in Taylor's work  as well as computational and sample complexity.
If time and resources permit, we might like to implement Ammar's Sparse Coding algorithm for inter-task mappings and compare its performance as another baseline to our approach, though he shows his TrRBM model as being more efficient.
It would be interesting to test all these algorithms in new experimental environments like a mountain cart-pole hybrid and a mountain cart-pong hybrid, and between a more varied set of task pairs.
Ideally, we would use Bayesian methods to determine the weight given to source task advice when combining transferred knowledge with normal within-target-task RL learning. These weights could be dependent on the relative degrees of uncertainty of the intertask mapping and the within-target-task policy, which could be estimated from the magnitude of a sample of recent loss gradients throughout training.
It also may be possible to leverage this mapping architecture to accelerate significantly lifelong multi-task transfer learning using the idea of learning coherent mappings within a clique of tasks.
 Sutton, R. and Barto, A. (2012). Reinforcement learning. Cambridge, Massachusetts: The MIT Press.
 Taylor, M. and Stone, P. (2009). Transfer learning for reinforcement learning domains: A survey. Journal of Machine Learning Research.
 Taylor, M., Kuhlmann, G. and Stone, P. (2008). Autonomous Transfer for Reinforcement Learning. The Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems Conference (AAMAS-07).
 Gupta, A. et al. (2017). Learning Invariant Feature Spaces to Transfer Skills with Reinforcement Learning. ICLR.
 Ammar, H., Taylor, M., Tuyls, K., Driessens, K. and Weiss, G. (2012). Reinforcement Learning Transfer via Sparse Coding. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multi-agent Systems (AAMAS).


The ED60P is a compact, lightweight, two-way passive point source loudspeaker that provides great performance from a very discreet and easily manageable enclosure. It is designed for sound reinforcement applications requiring high quality sound and accuratereproduction in a space-saving format.
The 6" low frequency driver is matched to a 1" high frequency compression driver, both components using aluminium voice coils for low weight and good transient response, with an audiophile-grade passive crossover.
The ED60P's non-symmetrical vented enclosure allows it to adapt to multiple portable and fixed applications, such as front-of-house duties on a speaker stand, or pole mounted on an associated subwoofer or, by using the 35° wedge angle, as a very compact and low profile stage monitor. In addition the 7° angled sides enable it to be deployed as a discreet stage lip front fill loudspeaker.
A key feature of the ED60P is its asymmetrical high frequency coverage pattern, varying from 120° horizontal in the lower part of the horn for more effective near field coverage, and narrowing to 70° horizontal at the top of the horn for more focused coverage in the far field. The result is more accurate coverage of a typical auditorium than is possible with a fixed horizontal coverage device. The HF horn is also rotatable through 90° by simply removing four screws and re-aligning the horn, so that in a stage monitor mode the asymmetrical pattern optimises coverage for performers both near to, and further away from, the monitor. This rotatable horn feature also makes it possible to maintain the ideal coverage pattern when the cabinet is installed in a horizontal (landscape) format.
The 15mm phenolic birch plywood cabinet is provided with a 35mm pole mount, a recessed handle for easy lifting and handing, and M8 rigging points to allow suspension in fixed installations using optional mounting brackets. Two Neutrik® speakON™ NL4 connectors provide input and link connections.
To extend the system's low frequency response the ED60P can be complemented by subwoofers from the Axiom SW series such as the SW210P or SW18P.
The ED60P can be wall mounted in permanent installations either vertically or horizontally using the KPTED60B wall bracket. The wall bracket allows seven steps of incremental rotational adjustment to enable the louspeaker to be accurately aimed. When mounted horizontally the loudspeaker's asymmetrical HF waveguide can be rotated through 90° within the enclosure to maintain the optimum coverage pattern.


The detection was unexpected… it came so soon after we turned on the new detectors. Many had expected the first gravitational wave detections in 2017 or even 2019. The fact that it happened early implies these types of signals (mergers of black holes) are more common than we expected. This may imply that heavy black holes are more common.
Over the past few years, a lot of work has gone into improving the lasers and mirrors of the instrument (LIGO detector) and search algorithms to help detect the signals. Further improvements will make them even more sensitive in the future.
Even after the detection, we are still a long way from a unified theory of matter and gravitation. Matter by itself is still well modeled by the standard model of particle physics and nothing in these LIGO results changes that.
In the future we may be able to see relatively nearby neutron stars (hundreds of light years away) spinning and emitting gravitational waves, which will tell us a lot about the matter that makes these up. If we are lucky, we may see a supernova explosion in our Milky Way and gravitational waves will tell us a lot about how that happens.
To take maximum benefit of gravitational waves requires a worldwide network with detectors placed widely across the Earth, all scanning the sky together and combining their results.
Detectors that are under construction or are being planned in Italy, Japan and India will greatly help in this.
We will definitely see a part of the universe that we have not seen before. LIGO provides what is essentially a new sensory perception to the universe. It's as if we did not previously have ears, and now we do. Now that we have ears we are able to hear the "sounds" of the universe, ie gravitational waves. And these "sounds" can tell us a lot of new information about the universe.
Gravitational waves are extremely weak. Hundred years ago we simply did not have the technology to detect them. There were no lasers, no computers, no modern concept of feedback control, all things necessary to make our detectors work. We had to invent all of these technologies before we had the possibility of detecting these waves.
LIGO underwent a complete upgrade of our detectors between 2010 and 2015. We replaced every component of the system besides the vacuum system. We installed new seismic isolation systems that could provide more isolation of the interferometer from ground motion. We installed more powerful lasers to increase the light power circulating in the interferometer. We installed new, larger test mass mirrors that reduce the effect of thermal fluctuations. We installed new computer control and automation systems.
All these things helped us increase the sensitivity from 3-10 over the frequency band of interest.
Einstein's General Theory of Relativity is one of the major pillars of modern physics, along with the standard model. However, there are still issues about unifying GR with the Standard Model. Unfortunately this first detection of gravitational waves does not really help us unify those two theories.
Gravitational waves won't tell us much about the immediate or local solar system, since nothing in the solar system can generate gravitational waves strong enough for us to detect.
It is possible that events in our Milky Way galaxy could produce gravitational waves that we could detect, which would be very interesting. We expect that most of our future events will come from outside our galaxy, though.
Gravitational waves reveal a different side of the universe, ultraviolet events revealed by their shaping of space and time themselves. We will truly see a different universe!
The background is the continual splashing of gravitational waves about the universe…LIGO's job was to look for the splashes, ripples from violent events. Gravity and quantum mechanics don't work well together, so we don't really understand the particle nature of gravity.
Science embraces failure. Science understands risk and the LIGO team, I am sure, worked long and hard to make this result as robust as possible.
In some ways, the detection of gravitational waves just confirms the way we have thought the universe operated. In particular, it confirms a long-standing prediction of general relativity, adding to the earlier experimental confirmations of that. We also expected gravitational waves to be real based on the astronomers, who have tracked the changes in binary pulsar orbits. But it is wonderful to be able to detect the waves directly! We can see the universe in a new, different way.
The fact that we detected two heavy black holes merging as our first signal is really interesting. Some people expected that to be a common source while others did not, based on different astrophysical modeling. So this event already is telling us something about how stars form and evolve to produce heavy binary black hole systems.
Since events like binary mergers are rare, we have to be able to search a large volume of the universe, and the ones we detect will tend to be rather far away. The gravitational-wave strain is typically so tiny when it reaches the Earth, it took many years of research to arrive at detectors which are sensitive enough.
The first detection has already given us surprises. First, no one knew if binary black holes really existed in the universe. Our discovery has conclusively shown that binary black holes not only exist, but they coalesce within the lifetime of the universe. Second, astrophysicists until recently thought that evolution of massive stars, howsoever large the progenitor star might be, cannot form black holes of masses greater than about 20 or 25 solar masses. Our black holes have masses of 29 and 36 solar masses, give or take a few. We now have evidence of the existence of heavy black holes.
The event we have observed is the most luminous event in recorded history.
No one before Joseph Weber in 1959 tried building a gravitational wave detector. Physicists, including Einstein, doubted their very existence and this was resolved only in the late 50s. Moreover, to make detections we need to cover a volume of space that is large enough for the events like black hole collisions to occur regularly. In fact, up to 2009, LIGO and Virgo took data with a sensitivity that covered only one-hundredth of the volume that the advanced LIGO is now able to scan, but failed to detect any signals; so while the technology has been there the event rate was not good enough.
Gravitational wave sources arise from regions where gravity is strong, so strong that objects get accelerated to the speed of light. Gravity is weak in the immediate surroundings and there is no way to explore it using the gravitational wave window.Detectors like LIGO consist of two 4-km long arms perpendicular to each other and their lengths are monitored using high-powered lasers. What we do is to compare the length of one of the arms to the other. When a gravitational wave passes by it stretches one of the arms and squeezes the arm drying one half of a gravitational wave cycle and this reverses during the other half. So, by carefully monitoring the arm lengths, we can detect a passing gravitational wave.LIGO detectors are currently operating in the frequency range of 30 Hz to a kHz.
All advanced detectors are designed to work over a frequency range of 10 Hz to a kHz. Future detectors that are currently being designed (for instance the Einstein Telescope) are likely to have sensitivity all the way down to 1 Hz. Lower frequency sensitivity will help us observe signals for longer. In addition to detectors on ground, the European Space Agency has plans for a space mission called the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna or LISA, which will be sensitive to wave frequencies of 30 micro-Hertz to 1 Hz. We can also detect gravitational waves by monitoring the arrival times of radio pulses from pulsars. A global effort to detect signals in this way is called the International Pulsar Timing Array, or IPTA, which will be sensitive to waves of nano-hertz frequencies.


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Emilio Gutiérrez Soto, a journalist who fled certain assassination in his native Mexico, has just been released from an immigrant detention center in Texas. He and his son Oscar were detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement last December, two months after Emilio received an award from the National Press Club, where he publicly denounced the asylum process. Last week, a federal judge ordered both Emilio and Oscar released, noting that evidence suggested that Emilio was targeted by ICE for speaking out. Gutierrez Soto's case is emblematic of the cruelty of President Donald Trump's crackdown on immigrants and asylum-seekers, as well as Trump's increasingly vitriolic disdain for the free press.
The National Press Club's executive director, Bill McCarren, immediately began advocating for Emilio and Oscar. He went to El Paso with U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke, D-Texas, to meet with ICE. McCarren was told to "tone it down" by the ICE's local general counsel, Elias Gastelo. McCarren took that to mean that they should be less public in their campaign to support Emilio: "We are here to shed light, when we believe someone is being arbitrarily detained. It is our job to ensure everyone knows his name," McCarren told "Democracy Now!" shortly after the meeting.


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We are in the process of building the leadership team that will run SKMU while also developing KUNSTSILO, thus soliciting applications for the position of Artistic Director.
Sørlandets Kunstmuseum (SKMU) is the regional art museum for the Agder counties in Norway. The museum administers, develops, and researches its own collection of art and craft, with a primary mission of facilitating, and bringing enhanced meaning to, the public's encounters with the collection. In addition, the museum enables the public to experience the wider field of Norwegian and international contemporary art, craft and art history through exhibitions, activities, workshops and educational projects.
Among its other roles, the museum has been granted responsibility for managing the Tangen Collection. The Tangen Collection is the most significant collection of Nordic modernist art in the world. It currently consists of 2,700 works, still growing. The Tangen Collection is also the impetus for the KUNSTSILO (ART SILO) project, providing the museum fantastic potential for future development.
The museum is in the midst of a very exciting and important period of development in order to realize the full potential of the KUNSTSILO project. This entails transforming an important architectural landmark – an iconic grain silo – into an art museum. With sky-high artistic ambitions and market-related drawing power, the upgraded museum will have the ability to present world-class exhibitions, double its staffing, welcome more than five times as many visitors, and expand its activity level, such that there will always be something happening at the museum that the public won't want to miss. The KUNSTSILO is scheduled to open its doors to the public in the autumn of 2021.
It is expected that when its vision is fully realized, KUNSTSILO will become a regional powerhouse with national significance and an international profile.
The Artistic Director must have ambitions in the area of visual art. He or she will have responsibility for the exhibition program; for facilitating the public's experience of, and engagement with the exhibits or collection; for research; and for managing the professional staff (curators, conservators, education team, exhibition coordinator, and assistants). The Artistic Director will contribute to developing the institution, ensuring relevance, raising the quality of exhibitions, and helping to meet the goal of 'bringing art to the people, and the people to art'.
The KUNSTSILO will be of national importance and highly visible internationally .
The position of Artistic Director is for a contractual fixed-term of five years. The Artistic Director is a key member of the organization's leadership team and will report to the administrative director.
The museum offers a unique challenge for development, with significant visibility, not only regionally, but also nationally and internationally. Accordingly, it offers a competitive employment package comparable to those of similar organizations.
Applications must be submitted to anja@skmu.no before December 31st, 2018.


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H.G. Wells: The Science Fiction Collection
Written by: H. G. Wells
Narrated by: Hugh Bonneville, Jason Isaacs, Sophie Okonedo, and others
Known as 'The Father of Science Fiction', Herbert George Wells' writing career spanned over 60 years. He was a writer of novels, short stories, nonfiction books and articles. As a young man, Wells won a scholarship to the Normal School of Science in London, sparking his infamous vocation as a science fiction writer. Introduced by film director and H. G. Wells fanboy Eli Roth, this collection features unabridged recordings of the novels performed by Hugh Bonneville, Jason Isaacs, Sophie Okonedo, David Tennant and Alexander Vlahos.
Narrated by: Hugh Bonneville, Jason Isaacs, Sophie Okonedo, David Tennant, Alexander Vlahos, Eli Roth - introduction
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The Picture of Dorian Gray (Dramatized)
Written by: Oscar Wilde, David Llewellyn
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Miles Richardson, Marcus Hutton, and others
If only I could remain young while the picture grows old. For that I'd give anything.... When Dorian Gray, a handsome young man about town, makes this wish, he can hardly guess that it will mark the beginning of a life of hedonism and debauchery. Soon enough his webs of deception and deceit catch innocent victims, some of them his closest friends, and the only evidence of his misdeeds is a long-forgotten portrait in his attic.
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Miles Richardson, Marcus Hutton, Aysha Kala, James Unsworth, Ian Hallard
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Written by: Robin Morgan-Bentley
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos
Joining us in the Audible Studios is Welsh actor Alexander Vlahos. In this interview, Alexander tells us what he likes about narrating and what it's like to be an actor. Vlahos narrates H. G. Wells' The First Men in the Moon, a scientific romance novel first published in 1901. Following protagonists Mr Bedford and Dr Cavor, listeners indulge in their journey to the moon, where they come across the sophisticated insectlike creatures 'Selenites'.
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The Confessions of Dorian Gray - Ghosts of Christmas Past
Written by: Tony Lee
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Nicholas Briggs, Rupert Young, and others
Christmas, 1912. The funeral of an old friend brings Dorian back to London. But when his painting is stolen, Dorian is blackmailed into committing a terrible murder. Only one man can help him: a retired consulting detective named Sherlock Holmes...the man he has to kill.
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Nicholas Briggs, Rupert Young, Rebecca Newman
Empire: Scarlet City - Part III
An Audible Original Drama
Written by: Rebecca Gablé
Narrated by: Douglas Booth, Miriam Margolyes, Alison Steadman, and others
A true rags-to-riches tale, Jonah's journey spans the breadth of human experience, from the intricacies of Edward III's political intrigues to the cutthroat world of international trade, from the triumphs of war to the agonies of personal loss - love, friendship, joy, heartbreak and glory. Set largely in London - the Scarlet City - the centre of medieval England, this is a thrilling portrait of the age and the people who made it so rich, colourful and extraordinary.
Narrated by: Douglas Booth, Miriam Margolyes, Alison Steadman, Raymond Coulthard, Nigel Planer, Clare Buckfield, Alexander Vlahos
Series: Scarlet City: An Audible Original Series, Book 3
Rise: Scarlet City - Part II
London, 1337. England is at war, and the King is in financial straits, meaning that Jonah's hard-earned business and fortune hang in the balance. A far cry from his humble beginnings as a draper's apprentice, Jonah is now one of the influential merchants in England, and he manages to secure the hand of the daughter of one of the most powerful and dangerous nobles in the country. As Jonah's wealth and prominence grow, so do his enemies and the threats they bring.
The Worlds of Big Finish
Written by: David Llewellyn
Narrated by: Katy Manning, Lisa Bowerman, Alexander Vlahos, and others
From the streets of Edwardian London to the corridors of a near-infinite library in the distant future, a single book holds the key to the fate of life on Earth. Some believe it predicts our future - and the apocalypse - with unnerving accuracy. Others will stop at nothing to destroy it and will chase it from one side of the universe to the other, from a country house in the Roaring '20s to the casinos of Mars and from 221B Baker Street to the terrifying desert world of Sisyphus IX....
Narrated by: Katy Manning, Lisa Bowerman, Alexander Vlahos, Ciara Janson, Laura Doddington, Nicholas Briggs, Chase Masterson
The Confessions of Dorian Gray - The Picture of Loretta Delphine
Written by: Gary Russell
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Katharine Mangold
Florida, 2012. Summoned by the daughter of an old friend, Dorian finds himself confronted by the actions of his past...and a familiar picture that holds a dreadful secret. But can he stop history from repeating itself, or is it already far too late?
The Confessions of Dorian Gray - The Lord of Misrule
Written by: Simon Barnard
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, David Menkin, Thomas Rees-Kaye, and others
England, 1964. Dorian Gray and the Hedonists are touring the country when they come up against a band of Rockers - The Gravediggers - led by the mysterious Otto. But what is the secret behind the rockers' experimental sound? And will the violence spreading across the country ever stop? Note: The Confessions of Dorian Gray contains adult material and is not suitable for younger listeners.
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, David Menkin, Thomas Rees-Kaye, Paul Jones
The Confessions of Dorian Gray - Murder on 81st Street
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Sarah Douglas
New York, 1939. Running into his old friend Dorothy Parker on the street, Dorian finds himself accompanying her to the opening of an antiquities exhibition. But when one of the guests is murdered, Dorian and Dorothy have no choice but to find the killer before their culprit has a chance to strike again.... Note: The Confessions of Dorian Gray contains adult material and is not suitable for younger listeners.
The Confessions of Dorian Gray Series 04
Written by: Roy Gill, Sam Stone, James Goss, and others
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Ayesha Antoine, Yasmin Bannerman, and others
Inspired by Oscar Wilde's classic story of hedonism and corruption, The Confessions of Dorian Gray imagines a world where Dorian Gray was real, and his friendship with Oscar Wilde once spawned the notorious novel. Starring Alexander Vlahos as Dorian Gray, this fourth series of supernatural horror stories comprises eight original half-hour episodes.
Written by: Roy Gill, Sam Stone, James Goss, George Mann, Xanna Eve Chown, David Llewellyn, Mark B. Oliver, Matt Fitton
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Ayesha Antoine, Yasmin Bannerman, David Benson, Anthony Howell, Jacqueline King, Bruno Langley
The Confessions of Dorian Gray - The Heart That Lives Alone
Written by: Scott Handcock
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Hugh Skinner, Marilyn Le Conte, and others
Whitby, 1986. At a masked soiree on the Royal Crescent, Dorian meets the elusive and enigmatic Tobias Matthews: a man he is instantly drawn to...but also a man with dangerous secrets. Has Dorian Gray finally met his match? Note: The Confessions of Dorian Gray contains adult material and is not suitable for younger listeners.
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Hugh Skinner, Marilyn Le Conte, Wilf Scolding
The Confessions of Dorian Gray - Running Away with You
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Lalla Ward, Geoffrey Breton
Kew, 1879. On the verge of adulthood, the sudden arrival of a forbidding housekeeper makes Dorian Gray's life a living hell.... Kew, 2012. Now converted into flats, Dorian's family home has become a very real hell for his latest tenants, and the memories of his childhood are finally catching up with him.... Note: The Confessions of Dorian Gray contains adult material and is not suitable for younger listeners.
The Confessions of Dorian Gray - The Prime of Deacon Brodie
Written by: Roy Gill
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Daniel Brocklebank, Rhys Jennings, and others
Edinburgh, 1920. Seizing upon the possibility of a reunion with his closest comrade from the trenches, Dorian arrives in the capital city of Scotland on Halloween! Guisers are out in force, disapproving gentlemen walk the streets...and a sinister department store has a great deal more on offer than it might initially advertise. Note: The Confessions of Dorian Gray contains adult material and is not suitable for younger listeners.
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Daniel Brocklebank, Rhys Jennings, Louise Faulkner
The Confessions of Dorian Gray - The Spirits of Christmas
Written by: Tim Leng, Alan Flanagan
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Sophie Aldred, David Warner, and others
Inspired by Oscar Wilde's classic story of hedonism and corruption, The Confessions of Dorian Gray imagines a world where Dorian Gray was real, and his friendship with Oscar Wilde once spawned the notorious novel. Starring Alexander Vlahos as Dorian Gray, The Spirits of Christmas comprises two hour-long festive episodes pitching Dorian against a slew of festive horrors.
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Sophie Aldred, David Warner, Jacqueline King, Bruno Langley, Gabriel Woolf
The Confessions of Dorian Gray - The Fallen King of Britain
Written by: Joseph Lidster
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, David Blackwell, Alexander Griffin-Griffiths, and others
London, 2007. Dorian Gray is living the high life. But when his workmates start to die in their sleep, and he starts to dream about those he's lost, Dorian discovers that the higher your place in society, the further you have to fall.... Note: The Confessions of Dorian Gray contains adult material and is not suitable for younger listeners.
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, David Blackwell, Alexander Griffin-Griffiths, Sophie Melville
The Confessions of Dorian Gray - The Mayfair Monster
Written by: Nev Fountain
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Hugh Ross
London, 1999. As New Year's Eve approaches, some believe it will herald the end of the world, and when Dorian encounters renowned artist Natalie Isaacs in a bar, they embark on an intimate journey...but one with terrible consequences. Once the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve, it isn't long before the Mayfair Monster manifests. Note: The Confessions of Dorian Gray contains adult material and is not suitable for younger listeners.


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Large-scale land-use changes to meet growing demands.
Submitting complaints about unsightly yards.
Development Services is located on the second floor and provides current planning, engineering, building inspection, business licensing, and administrative functions. The division also oversees land-use changes and development.
Administration handles permits, licences and inquiries and processes applications related to building, plumbing, signs, demolition, street occupancy, and business licences.
Planning staff also facilitate public consultation opportunities for land-use applications and provides advice on policies and bylaws.
The Subdivision and Infrastructure division administers subdivision applications and offers guidance throughout the approval and development process, including related servicing, access, offsite works, lot grading, and drainage. It is also responsible for soil removal and deposit permits, fill requests, civic addressing, as-constructed record drawings, and maintaining engineering reports and studies.
The Building Inspection division is a regulatory body that ensures and improves public safety and compliance with the British Columbia Building and Plumbing Codes and several City bylaws. Staff work on all types of projects from major commercial developments to home renovations.
Apply for a development services comfort letter online. Once submitted, a tracking number will be issued and application statuses may be viewed on the applicant's MyCity account.
The Sustainable Community Development Services is located on the second floor of City Hall and provides long-term land-use and transit planning services. The division's objective is to balance public interest captured within the myPG Sustainability Plan, Council priorities, the Official Community Plan (OCP), and the Prince George Future Transit Plan with private interests expressed by landowner's development proposals.
Land-use planning documents like the Official Community Plan.
Staff also engage and meet with the local community and advises Council on land-use issues to ensure private development and City initiatives are consistent with the community's long-term vision for Prince George.
Transit service in Prince George is provided through a shared service model with funding split between the City of Prince George and BC Transit. The Transit Planning division handles daily operational matters as well engages in future transit system planning through development proposals and system reviews.
Helping retain and expand existing businesses.
Attracting businesses to expand and diversify the economy.
Advocating for increased workforce capacity.
Marketing the City of Prince George to attract new businesses and residents.
Prince George Bylaw Services is located on the first floor of City Hall and is responsible for Animal Control, Parking Control and general Bylaw Enforcement. Two of the division's major projects in 2015 and 2016 included removing derelict buildings in the downtown core and changes to downtown parking.


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Roberto Martinez overtakes Mourinho as Portugal's next coach
Jose Mourinho is no longer deemed the favorite to become Fernando Santos' successor as Portugal's manager.
The latest news in England claim that former Belgium boss Roberto Martinez is now leading the race for the managerial vacancy.
According to The Telegraph, Martinez is expected to meet with the Portuguese federation and sign a long-term deal in the coming months.
Roma coach Jose Mourinho declined Portugal's advances earlier in December, wanting to prioritize his work with the Giallorossi at least for the remainder of his contract.


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Saint Andrew the First-Called Day in Georgia in 2020
Saint Andrew the First-Called Day
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Dates of Saint Andrew the First-Called Day in Georgia
2022 Georgia Thu, May 12 National Holiday
2021 Georgia Wed, May 12 National Holiday
2020 Georgia Tue, May 12 National Holiday
2019 Georgia Sun, May 12 National Holiday
2018 Georgia Sat, May 12 National Holiday
Celebration of the day that the Apostle Andrew came to Georgia to spread Christianity
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When is St. Andrew the First-Called Day?
St. Andrew the First-Called Day is a public holiday in Georgia celebrated annually on May 12th.
History of St. Andrew the First-Called Day
Saint Andrew is known as the 'First Called' as he was the first of the twelve Apostles to be called by Jesus.
Originally a fisherman like his brother, St Peter, Andrew is credited with spreading the gospel to several regions in Eastern Europe such as Georgia, Greece, Romania and Russia.
According to the tradition of the Georgian Orthodox Church, Andrew arrived in the Ajara region, in the south-west of present-day Georgia, having been told to go to Georgia by the Virgin Mary. The church regards him as the first preacher of Christianity in the region and the founder of the Georgian church.
In 60AD, he was working in Patras, where he baptised the wife and brother of the Governor, Aegeus. The Governor was so incensed by this, that St. Andrew was arrested and crucified on November 30th, which is his Feast Day.
The importance of St. Andrew to the Georgian Orthodox Church is such that he has a second feast day in Georgia on December 13th, but this is not a public holiday.
Consecration to the Virgin Mary
Since 2019, May 12th also marks the country's consecration to the Virgin Mary.
The declaration was the initiative of the Georgian Orthodox Church and was backed by the government. After being addressed by government, parliament convened an extraordinary session on May 8th 2019 and passed the bill in it's third and final hearing.
Amendments were made to the Georgian Labour Code enshrining the day as a public holiday.
The head of Parliament's Human Rights Committee, Sopho Kiladze, told Maestro TV following the vote that 'It is important for Georgia to be officially declared as the domain of the Virgin Mary'. She said that the holiday had a 'huge symbolic significance for our society' and that MPs respect the people's choice.


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Home All issues Volume 408 / No 3 (September IV 2003) A&A, 408 3 (2003) 1015-1028 Abstract
Volume 408, Number 3, September IV 2003
Interstellar and circumstellar matter
A&A 408, 1015-1028 (2003)
Probing the rotation curve of the outer accretion disk in FU Orionis objects with long-wavelength spectroscopy
G. Lodato1 and G. Bertin2
1 Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge, Madingley Road, CB3 0HA, Cambridge, UK
2 Università degli Studi di Milano, Dipartimento di Fisica, via Celoria 16, 20133 Milano, Italy
Corresponding author: G. Lodato, lodato@sns.it
Received: 6 March 2003
Accepted: 4 July 2003
Studies of the Spectral Energy Distribution of Young Stellar Objects suggest that the outer disk of FU Orionis objects might be self-gravitating. In this paper we propose a method to test directly whether, in these objects, significant deviations from Keplerian rotation occur. In a first approach, we have used a simplified model of the disk vertical structure that allows us to quickly bring out effects related to the disk self-gravity. We find that the often studied optical and near-infrared line profiles are produced too close to the central object to provide significant evidence for non-Keplerian rotation. Based on parameters relevant for the case of FU Ori, we show that high-resolution long-wavelength spectroscopy, of the far-infrared H2 pure rotational lines (sometimes observed in "passive" protostellar disks) and sub-mm CO lines, should be well suited to probe the rotation curve in the outer disk, thus measuring to what extent it is affected by the disk self-gravity. The results of the present exploratory paper should be extended soon to a more realistic treatment of the disk vertical structure.
Key words: accretion, accretion disks / gravitation / stars: pre-main sequence
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The spectral energy distribution of self-gravitating protostellar disks
Non-Keplerian rotation in the nucleus of NGC 1068: Evidence for a massive accretion disk?
Spectroscopic and photometric behaviour of the FU Orionis variable Z Canis Majoris
Astron. Astrophys. Suppl. Ser. 126, 91-103 (1997)
Thermal stability of self-gravitating, optically thin accretion disks
Accretion Disks around Young Stars: An Observational Perspective
Star Formation and the Physics of Young Stars: Summer school on Stellar Physics X J. Bouvier and J.-P. Zahn (eds) EAS Publications Series, 3 (2002) 183-202p. 183


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Der Welcome Pass (englisch für Willkommenspass) ist ein  hoher und verschneiter Gebirgspass mit nordost-südwestlicher Ausrichtung im westantarktischen Queen Elizabeth Land. Im Dufek-Massiv der Pensacola Mountains verläuft er zwischen dem Cairn Ridge und dem Czamanske Ridge zum Tranquillity Valley.

Namensgebend für den Pass ist die Begebenheit, bei der die US-amerikanischen Geologen Arthur B. Ford und Willis H. Nelson (1920–2010) während einer vom United States Geological Survey von 1976 bis 1977 durchgeführten Kampagne hier eine Willkommensbotschaft für ihren sowjetischen Kollegen Garrik E. Grikurow (* 1934) hinterlassen hatten.

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Since When Do The Police Give In To Mob Rule?
01 Sep, 2005 by	John Hawkins
This is just surreal…
"Police say storm victims are being raped and beaten inside the New Orleans Convention Center.
About 15,200 people who had taken shelter at the convention center to await buses grew increasingly hostile.
Police Chief Eddie Compass says he sent in 88 officers to quell the situation at the building, but they were quickly beaten back by an angry mob.
Compass says, "We have individuals who are getting raped, we have individuals who are getting beaten."
He says tourists are walking in that direction and they are getting preyed upon.
In hopes of defusing the unrest at the convention center, Mayor Ray Nagin gave the refugees permission to march across a bridge to the city's unflooded west bank for whatever relief they can find. But the bedlam appeared to make leaving difficult."
So we have people getting raped, beaten, and "preyed upon" and the police are being "beaten back?" Were their guns lost in the flood? If not, pull out the guns and see who beats back who.
"Oh, Hawkins, you should have more compassion…" Oh, I have compassion all right, but it's for the poor people who are being raped, beaten and murdered, not for the mob.
It's much better that the police put some members of that mob on a slab if necessary than to allow a group of thugs to run wild. The police should show some spine, do their jobs, and establish order…
*** Update #1 ***: From CNN:
"Nightfall and rising violence threatened to further disrupt relief efforts Thursday in New Orleans as authorities rescued residents still trapped in the flooded city and evacuated thousands of others living among corpses and human waste.
The director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Michael Brown, said his agency was attempting to work "under conditions of urban warfare."
…Police warned a CNN crew to stay off the streets because of escalating danger, and cautioned others about attempted shootings and rapes by groups of young men.
…One displaced resident at the Louisiana Superdome…described scenes of lawlessness and desperation, with people simply dragging corpses into corners.
"They have quite a few people running around here with guns," he said. "You got these young teenage boys running around up here raping these girls."
The kid gloves need to come off because this cannot be allowed to continue. These looters and thugs are disrupting the rescue efforts and terrorizing the people still left in the city. The government should use as much force as is necessary to restore order and they should do it ASAP…


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Iraqi Kurdistan, Lebanon, Jordan, Serbia, Hungary, Turkey
In early 2015 I travelled with World Vision NZ to Iraqi Kurdistan, Lebanon & Jordan to document the lives of those who've been forced to flee their homes due to the Syrian Refugee Crisis. In September 2015 I photographed the European Refugee Crisis in Serbia, Hungary and Turkey. And in early January 2016 I returned to Jordan with the 40 Hour Famine team.
Syrians (amongst thousands of refugees from other nations) are fleeing a conflict in their country that has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives, left over a million people injured, and more than 14 million in desperate need of humanitarian assistance. More than half of those caught up in the conflict are children. After over 5 devastating years of fighting, there is still no end in sight to the crisis.
Those who have fled Syria are living in refugee camps or in makeshift accommodation such as garages and broken down buildings and in self-constructed tents. Living conditions are harsh and families often struggle to access the essentials such as food, clean water, and shelter. These are a few of the many images I captured that portray the life that they now lead. From refugee camps and informal settlements to the desperate journey for safety through the backroads of Europe.
It was an incredible privilege to be part of the content-gathering team, especially as I was lucky enough to visit Syria before the war and fell in love with what was then such a wonderful country.
If you would like to donate to help provide refugee families in the Middle East and Europe with life-saving aid please visit World Vision NZ.
© 2020 Jo Currie Photography | Auckland Photographer


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15 Horror Films for Valentine's Day
by Lallen | Feb 14, 2020
There's more to horror than just blood, guts and a healthy dose visceral. For some films, its subtext is rooted firmly in the emotion that's has preoccupied many philosopher, poet, writer, and scientist for generations, love. With Love on our mind and Valentines creeping upon us like a dark figure in an alley, we have packaged together a little list of films that would be perfect to watch whilst cuddles up on a sofa with someone special; whether they are alive, dead or somewhere in between! Filled with love, lust and a pinch of gore, you'll be lovin' these Horror Films for Valentines.
Shaun of the Dead (2004)
Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg's zombie rom-com is a hilarious and graphic story that centres around one man's love that transcends the oncoming zombie apocalypse! Filled with blood, guts and a lovely bunch of flowers!
Nina Forever (2015)
The 2015 British horror comedy Nina Forever is tale of sex, blood and zombies, as a man's recently deceased girlfriend comes back whenever he hops into bed with another woman. It's a perversely clever story of a love triangle that is captivating and ghoulish but will hit you in all the feels!
The Fly (1986)
Overshadowed by the grotesque body-horror that you come to expect from director David Cronenberg, The Fly is actually a tragic love story about an eccentric scientist caught up in an experiment gone-wrong and the beautiful science journalist he has fallen in love with.
Beyond The Darkness (1979)
Beyond The Darkness is dark is sleezy Italian horror from the imagination of Joe D'Amato. When a jealous housekeeper kills her employee with Voo Doo Magic, the victim's young embalmer boyfriend digs up her corpse so he can keep her with him forever. It's creepy, weird and about the only film on this list where you can watch a grown man breast feed!
Hellraiser is a 1987 British supernatural horror film written and directed by Clive Barker. Featuring torture garden styled demons, a disorderly family and special effects that would put anyone off their dinner. At the heart of this story is a twisted and forbidden romance between Julia Cotton and her brother-in-law who has just recently escaped from hell, after surrendering himself to the eternal tortures of the demons known as Cenobites.
Let the Right One In is the graphic and moving story of a bullied 12-year-old boy and his unlikely friendship with an ancient vampire. Young Oskar falls for the child-like creature called Eli as she grooms him into servitude. A coming of age story with a real bite!
What Lies Beneath (2000)
What Lies Beneath stars Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer as a loving couple who experience a strange haunting of their home that challenges the very bedrock of their relationship. Spooky happenings in this haunted house story with more twists than a 60s dance club.
Thirst (2009)
Thirst is a South Korean supernatural erotic horror film that sees a love affair turn into a blood bath when a couple turn into vampires. It's a savage and visceral film that explores life and death and the sacrifices we sometimes have to make.
Brain Dead / Dead Alive (1992)
Before Peter Jackson was walking with hobbits and monkeying around with Kong, he was making kick ass horror films such as the hilarious and graphic zombie film Brain Dead. When shy Lionel Cosgrove falls for a Spanish Romani shopkeeper's daughter, his jealous mother accidentally sets about a zombie invasion. It's a love story filled with severed limbs, bloated corpses and more one liners than in Demi Lovato's green room.
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)
A classic story gets a romantic twist when Francis Ford Coppola turns Bram Stoker's Dracula into a story of eternal love and damnation. Featuring stunning cinematography, an amazing cast and about a bazillion scenes with a topless Gary Oldman. Nice nips!
Bride of Chucky (1998)
Made as homage to The Bride of Frankenstein, Chucky gets lucky in the 1998 sequel to Child's Play, Bride of Chucky. When serial killer Charles Lee Ray's ex brings him back to life, Chucky quickly dispatches her, only to bring her back as a walking talking barbie doll. It's a slasher featuring a strange love affair between two sick and twisted killer dolls!
The Hunger (1983)
Tony Scott's directorial debut, The Hunger, stars David Bowie as the latest squeeze of a femme fatal vampire that just can't let go of a relationship, even when it's dead and tucked away inside a coffin! Filled with sex, murder and a chilling ending that will stick with you for days!
Tromeo and Juliet (1997)
Notorious film studio Troma Entertainment take on William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet with a graphic, sexy and disgusting take on the classic love tragedy play. Featuring body-piercing, computer sex and decapitations, Troma's tour de force of disgusting storytelling will leaving you heaving as the film closes, especially on the films big twist!
Return of the Living Dead Part 3 (1993)
Love shines true in the third part of the zombie comedy series, Return of the Living Dead, when a young teen resurrects his dead girlfriend with a little help from some 2-4-5 Trioxin gas. However, things go haywire, when a bunch of brain hungry zombies escape form the military base holding the deadly gas.
Life After Beth (2014)
Life After Beth is a 2014 American zombie comedy film that proves that love persist, even in death. After his girlfriend Beth Slocum dies, devastated Zach Orfman discovers that she has come back as a zombie, and she's not letting him go just yet, even if it means eating a few people to make their relationship work.
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"Howdy Horror Fans – Love is all around, it's on the floor, it's in my fridge and a there's a little bit buried in the basement. HORROR is never better than when it's being expressive and the films on this list are DEEPLY impassioned. As it's the season of love, why not share a little with a few words in the comments below! Tell us what films we missed and which are your favorite romantic horror films. Until next time, enjoy Valentines, and have a wicked weekend.
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Robert Xavier is a normal boy with abnormal abilities who avoids facing the realities of the world.
A sudden, unexpected transformation alters the entire course of his life. A life which is filled with strange twists, terrifying secrets and unavoidable circumstances.
How can a hopeless boy become the only hope for a land which transcends his powers and capabilities?
Will he be able to solve the mysteries woven to the Transformation?
Amaranthine is a quest to search the true meaning of life.
Narrative part of this book is just marvelous. Right from the way of imagination to the way of presentation, everything is up-to-the-mark. I loved the concept of this book as well.
Considering the creatures of this book, the title is quite relevant. And, the good is good enough as well.
Although there were some up and downs in the grammar part, but apart from that, the book has nothing so bad.
Not many people know but I am a huge fan of vampires. Like, I am literally obsessed with them. So, undoubtedly, I'd have loved the story. However, apart from that, the concept is quite commendable. Since I've mentioned vampires, it's no mushy love story of a human and a blood sucking creature, but something very different. The imagination part of the author is appreciable. It has mystery, suspense, shock, and all the mix emotions. Extremely recommended.


OF course, you have to say yes and get on the narrow path.
This is finding the courage to leave the familiar behind and trust that the wild and exciting vision you have within you, will come to life.
Can you trust that you will be guided step by step to your vision?
Will you listen, trust and act on the nudges as they come?
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This massive gentle giant originated in Southern Italy. You may be surprised at the work ethic and strength of this breed, their loose skin and slow movement make them seem lazy and unmotivated.


House of 950 launched as a series of fragmented projects in 2012 and was consolidated into a brand in 2016.
The House is an independent designer lifestyle brand that focuses on the reaction between the clothing and the person, awkward beauty, is actively charming, and explores comfort and ease within austerity and simplicity. The House does not have a fixed inspiration and instead designs each collection as an evolving series, allowing us to explore within our own world and aesthetic.
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"950" comes from "950 Franklin Street", Eric's first address living on his own. As time went on during his years in San Francisco, the apartment was dubbed "House of 950" as it became a gathering point for friends and because of this, it made sense to name the brand House of 950 .
Eric has previously designed for: Bless, Club Monaco, Balenciaga, Andrea Crews, Tim Hamilton, Various Projects, Kmart, and Moon Young Hee, and has done projects in collaboration with Margiela, Beanpole Korea, Alphonse Van Woerkem, MMK Frankfurt, and Natalie Jeremijenko. He received his BFA in fashion design from Academy of Art University in San francisco.