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Safari 16: How Many Wives Would You Like to Have?
Sleepy Greeters in Maasai Mara
There was no game drive on our last morning at Rhino Camp. Instead, we and two other guests were headed to Lion Camp in the Maasai Mara by way of Land Cruiser and small plane. The rains had made the nearby grass airstrip unusable, so we had a 90-minute drive ahead of us to reach our plane's new departure destination in Nanyuki.
By 8:00 a.m. we were off in a fully loaded safari vehicle with our driver, spotter, camp director and one other. The morning air was crisp as we headed off. We quickly passed the airstrip we landed on just days earlier and continued driving on dirt roads for a full 40 minutes until we reached the gates of the conservancy.
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From there, we continued on a wider dirt road that eventually became paved. We began to see people on the roadside and the occasional one-story building. Most people were walking but as we drove on we saw some cars and motorcycles and goats. Most of the children were in school uniforms and most buildings had hand painted signs.
As we got close to the city, the streets and buildings got more elaborate. Billboards appeared next to a four lane road we turned onto. One described a local bank as "the bank for interesting people." We turned off the four-lane road before reaching Nanyuki to make our way to the airport. After finding a closed gate where we hoped to enter the airport, we doubled back for route two.
This route took us through a gated animal club with a tree lined road that led to another gate through the club's animal orphanage where we saw young cape buffalo, hippo, ostrich and other animals. When we reached the back gate of the club, we found ourselves on a dirt path that paralleled a black asphalt runway. Soon we were waiting on the tarmac near the plane.
Our Transportation Over the Great Rift Valley
We said our goodbyes to our hosts and exchanged stories. While we were waiting for passengers from another outfitter, our driver made his way into the cockpit to check out the plane. Had he flown before?
When we asked, he straightened his body and jumped straight in the air like the Maasai warrior he was. "Only like this," he said.
A Maasai Warrior Jump
Of course the jump looked different on the tarmac with our driver in a leather jacket and jeans standing in front of an airplane. The traditional Maassai culture that is rooted in village life and dependence on cattle is still very much alive in Kenya. The Maasai we met in the camps and as we traveled are caught between two worlds and many are working thoughtfully to adjust.
Never was this more apparent than when a Canadian guest posed a simple question to the driver and spotter who picked us up from the airplane in the Maasai Mara to take us to the Lion Camp.
"How many wives would you like to have?" She asked.
Our driver and spotter both appeared to be in their late 20s or early 30s and both were dressed, as the gentlemen in the image above, in the traditional colorful attire of the Maasai. Each was married with one wife.
Our spotter answered first. "If I work hard and can afford more, I would like to have three or four wives," he said. "They will tend my cattle and increase my wealth."
Or driver agreed. He would like to have three wives. The number of children and wives you have define your prosperity in traditional Maasai society.
But not all the Maasai we met agreed. Our driver on later game drives in the Maasai Mara was a prosperous man. He had taken the earnings from his guiding and invested in property. In addition to the cattle and livestock he owned, he also owned apartments that he rented out to others. "The world is changing," he said. "One wife is enough for me."
Over the Great Rift Valley
Our flight from Rhino Camp to Lion Camp was a twelve-passenger single prop plane that made two stops as we flew across the Great Rift Valley. Each time we dropped off or picked up passengers. In less than 90 minutes we touched down on a large grassy field in the Maasai Mara region of south Kenya.
There we met our hosts and boarded a Land Cruiser for the ride to Lion Camp. What would we see during our next four days? As the short ride into camp demonstrated, it would be plenty.
First Greeters at Lion Camp
We would not be in the vehicle long before we reached camp, less than 20 minutes, but before we were far from the landing strip we came upon two sets of elephants feeding their young along a meandering stream. One mother was alone with her calf. The other had company. If you look closely at either picture, you can see that the mother is still nursing.
More Greeters Down the Road
Shortly after this welcome we continued on and followed the road past a watering hole. There, equally disinterested in our progress, were the three cheetah shown above and below.
Noise in the Grass?
We arrived in camp in time for lunch and then settled into our tent. As with every other camp, our hosts were gracious and attentive. And, like the other camps, the management and staff were all Maasai.
This camp was set up beside a river that was home to a family of hippos. The guest tents were arranged to face out upon a vast plain of grass into the conservancy. Lions and elephants and other game would fill the nights with sound.
We were at Lion Camp. The afternoon game drive would start at 4 o'clock.
Postscript: I thought about including the names from Bill Watterson's great comic strip Calvin and Hobbes in the title because the young cheetah's pose above so reminded me of Hobbes in the comic strip.
Maybe all cats sleep this way but the similarities came to mind immediately when we saw the cheetahs lounging outside Lion Camp. But since Hobbes is imaginary and a stuffed Tiger, I decided the allusion to Hobbes would be lost on most.
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Plan dovetails with APA recommendations to president's opioid commission.
On April 4, 2018, Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), announced an ambitious new plan to stem the tide of the opioid epidemic. Through the HEAL Initiative (Helping to End Addiction Long-term), NIH is nearly doubling its commitment to opioid research from $600 million in 2016 to $1.1 billion in 2018.
In remarks delivered at the seventh National Rx Drug Abuse and Heroin Summit in Atlanta, Collins said: "Every day, more than 115 Americans die after overdosing on opioids, that is a four-fold increase since 2000, and the numbers continue to climb. NIH has been deeply invested in efforts to counter this crisis through research, but we are determined to do even more. Over the last year, NIH has worked with stakeholders and experts across scientific disciplines and sectors to identify areas of opportunity for research to combat the opioid crisis. The focus of these discussions has centered on ways to reduce the over prescription of opioids, accelerate development of effective non-opioid therapies for pain, and provide more flexible options for treating opioid addiction. NIH is committed to bringing the full power of the biomedical research enterprise to bear on this crisis."
Among the priority areas Collins identified were several that the American Psychological Association (APA) had advocated for in its response last year to the Draft Interim Report of the President's Commission on Combatting Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis, including expanding therapeutic options for treating addiction, increasing access to non-pharmacologic treatments for chronic pain, an expanded focus on neonatal abstinence syndrome, and integrating substance use treatment within primary care and criminal justice settings.
On the latter, Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) said: "With these additional resources, we can develop more customized, high-quality treatments for addiction and pain, as well as harness implementation science to bring evidence-based changes to our healthcare system, including treatment for those in the criminal justice environment."
Walter Koroshetz, director of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, the lead NIH institute on pain, highlighted another area APA had voiced concern about, the transition from acute to chronic pain: " A major focus will be to understand why some people go from acute to chronic pain, with the intent to prevent that transition. Importantly, the Initiative will drive the science to enable the development of powerful, non-addictive pain treatments that would limit the need for opioid medications in the future."
Missing from the rollout of the HEAL Initiative was any reference to NIDA's highly successful community prevention research portfolio, which has demonstrated decreases in prescription drug misuse in rigorously designed randomized controlled trials. APA will continue to be a vocal advocate for primary prevention research as the HEAL Initiative moves forward.
For more information on APA's work on the opioid crisis, contact Geoff Mumford of APA's Science Government Relations Office.


Deadlock is a FPS mixing puzzle and platform elements. You must climb as fast as possible a gigantic Tower set in a strange and abstract world almost totally destructed by an unknown cataclysm.
On your way to the top, you will have to fight robots guarding the Tower areas, to handle tricky platform sequences and to solve environment puzzles using your 'Switch Gun', a special weapon allowing you to activate or deactivate temporarily world elements.
Nossa muleque… parece o nova do Android, Awesome Game!!


CALL TO ACTION: YOUR VOICE & YOUR VOTE MATTERS!
The mission of PTA is to advocate for children and families. Through its programs, National PTA has called for legislation that has positive impacts for children -- examples include healthy lunch programs, creation of kindergarten classes, and school safety. One of the most important things that you can do for public education and family empowerment is to VOTE. Mid-term elections will take place on November 6, 2018. The voter registration deadline is October 9 for the November 6 election. Texas voter registration information is here. Check your registration to be sure that your home address is accurate. Know your candidates, and know that you have the power to advocate for your child with a vote.
As you may have heard, HISD avoided sanctions and state takeover due to STAAR results and Harvey waivers. This allows for a one year reprieve before consideration of 'Improvement Required' campus results will likely be an issue again.
Finally, save the date! Join us in Austin for PTA Rally Day: Feb 25, 2019, Austin TX. This is a day to talk to legislators about our kids. If you are passionate about anything school related -- school funding, the new school ratings system, preventing gun violence in schools, voucher programs, special education -- this is a day to talk to legislators about it!


April | 2014 | Don't Worry.
We signed Megan up for Spring Soccer not really sure how she would take to it. After the first few games, we were kind of feeling like soccer wasn't for her. Then one game she made a couple really good plays, and that was all the confidence she needed. After that, she was a star! She realized "hey! I can do this!" And now we have the feeling that soccer is the perfect fit for her!
Megan has been asking me for weeks to blog about all her soccer games. I hope I can do her justice! Her first game was on baby brother's first birthday. It was COLD. And wet. But such a fun experience. When we arrived, the representative for Provo Parks and Recs was desperate for one of the parents to volunteer to coach the team. As parent after parent said no, I agreed to do it. I have never played soccer and I knew zero rules, and I would be at many games with all three children by myself, but still…I was happy to do it. I think in the end it was a tender mercy for Megan to have her mom be her coach for her first soccer experience. I would not hesitate to do it again.
Megan was a pretty good little goalie. She blocked several attempts, and then finally got scored upon. She was so sad. Her teammates ran to her quick style and cheered her right up!
All smiles after the support of her teammates. She had never met any of these girls before!
Game one was our biggest loss. I can't remember the score…but it was a lot to nothing.
Game two was less of a loss. Another parent volunteered to help me coach (halleluiah!) Megan grew more confident!
Game three was also cold and wet. We thought for sure it would be cancelled. NOPE!
Coach mom did not wear wet grass shoes. My TOMS were SOAKED by the end and I was COLD. Oh well!
My sensory girl was often found chewing on her drawstring. Many times while running full speed!
BTW, the pictures in this post are all taken with my iPhone so they are not the best. And it was hard to take pictures and coach!
It might be hard to tell, but here Megan was over listening in on the other team's halftime huddle.
Megan rushing to catch up!
Alec showing off HIS soccer skills. Only 12 months old!
This was the game where Megan really started to shine and realized she could get in there and get things done! The other team seemed to realize it too!
Warming up before the game. Drawstring at the ready.
And getting shut down! Ha!
It was raining so hard this game! We quickly learned that they aren't quick to cancel games! The girls were cold and wet but still tried so hard!
That's it! Game over! Season over!
The entire team with the coaches. Such a sweet group of girls. What a great season!
I am so proud of Megan and her hard work and endurance. She tried so hard and gave it her all. Great job Megan!
Hard to believe that last Easter we had a teeny tiny brand new baby! What a difference a year makes!
We dyed Easter Eggs the day before Easter. The girls had a wonderful time. We did a technique I learned when I was a little girl. It was pretty fun. After dying eggs, we did an Easter hunt out in the yard. The kids LOVED it!
Sunday morning the girls woke to the traditional jelly bean trail. Yes, I do toys and games and candy in their Easter baskets. I remember getting treats and toys when I was a little girl. So that's what I do today. I loved the girls excitement when they found their baskets.
Easter was Stake Conference for our family. The speakers and testimonies were applicable to the Savior and the Atonement and it was a great meeting. After church I made an Easter dinner for the family. We had a wonderful quiet day. Happy Easter 2014!


Well, it hasn't been long since we had the Royal Naming of the Royal Baby: George Alexander Louis. His Royal Highness Prince George Alexander Louis of Cambridge, to be exact.
Across the pond the Brits are touting the historical significance of the name, while here in America many people are laughing. And the fact that the name has a serious Seinfeld angle is only making it worse (George Louis Constanza was the character played by actor Jason Alexander, so this character has 3 out of 5 of the names).
The Power of the Master Brand – If you think anyone in the relevant Target Audience is going to call this kid George Alexander Louis, you are wrong. He will be known as Prince George. Sounds a lot better, eh? People in the US forgot that there was a powerful Master Brand operating here…Prince will precede the baby's name forevermore. Game, set, match to William & Kate.
In conclusion, I believe that the Royal Family did a great job in picking the name of the Royal Baby. What do you think?


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Hanging in There
We are currently in the midst of a global health crisis- the coronavirus pandemic. Life has come to a standstill and we do not know when it will resume. How do we cope during this period of isolation, fear and uncertainty? Can we find opportunity in anxiety? Assuming we're well, and our basic needs are met, we can use this time for soul work.
The pause in external activity can be an opportunity to declutter our lives and focus on what matters most, to slow down and recommit to our deepest values. When all this is over, we can dive into life again with renewed purpose, intention and gratitude.
The other day I went to a park with my hubby and daughter. It was a wet, cold day and under normal circumstances, I probably wouldn't have gone, but we had been so cooped up we really needed to get out. It ended up being one of the most magical and soothing days we've had in a long time.
The park embraced us in her peace and beauty. Squirrels, ducks and birds came closer. We were moved by their innocence. In their presence, all was well and we were free of the pandemic and onslaught of headlines. At one point, we wandered off the paved pathway and onto a trail that meandered through wooded grounds. Although we could see a boulevard and houses just beyond the trees, it felt like we had stepped into the Land of the Hobbits. We walked unhurried and in awe. We passed a shallow recess covered in a blanket of green ivy overgrowth. The ground was a bed of tangled vines and secrets. We passed a stream and newly-sprouted purple and yellow wildflowers affirming spring's arrival. At one point, I felt drawn to a particular tree and walked over to place my hand on it and just stood there in wonder. I could feel the life force coursing through its bark and in its roots beneath my feet. I felt its deep history and wisdom.
When was the last time I did that?
I was a child again on that dreary, quiet day.
Which is not to say that I haven't been anxious during this pandemic, because I have. I feel uprooted and disoriented and very sad at not seeing my dancers. In this undefined expanse of time, I wonder where everyone is and how they are. My students, friends, distant relatives and people whose names I don't even know, but with whom I've felt a warmth and intimacy on a regular and comforting basis, like the kind waiter who served my daughter and me waffles every Thursday at our favorite local spot. How is he doing, I wonder. Suddenly, I've become deeply aware of the many little threads connecting me to others and the precious humanity we share. What happened? Life is on hold and with it, I am holding my breath.
Will we be the same when this is over?
Turns out, there's a name for this anxiety and confusion. You can read about it here in an article that talks about the mental and emotional toll of the pandemic, how to process it and find meaning in it.
Three weeks of social-distancing got me thinking about this quote today:
"The things that matter most in our lives are not fantastic or grand. They are the moments when we touch one another." - Jack Kornfield
Wishing you health and peace, now and always.
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Suzana Stankovic, Owner/Director, WILD HEART Performing Arts Studio
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Our studio is a peaceful and sun-lit space on Steinway St. between Broadway and 34th Ave. (closer to Broadway) in the heart of Astoria, Queens.
We're just 3 stops from Manhattan right by the Steinway St. station on the R/M subway line.
Our neighbors include The Frank Sinatra High School of the Performing Arts, Queens Council on the Arts, Kaufman Astoria Studios and the Museum of the Moving Image as well as MOMA PS 1, one of the oldest and largest contemporary art institutions in the United States.
We are excited and proud to be part of the lively Astoria-L.I.C. arts scene!
Look for the big, blue 'Ferrari Driving School'- we're in that building on the third floor. Note, there is no elevator. Your workout starts at the bottom of the stairs ;-)
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R/M Line:
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N/W Line:
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The "Connection" System: How it Works (aka sidequests)
She Dreams Elsewhere » Devlog
2019-02-15 by Lorenze (@davionnegooden)
Hey guys! Happy belated new year! I hope it's been treating y'all well so far, and if not… well, at least there's another 10 months of the year. I've been mostly alright; development on the game has been progressing well and there's some upcoming events and news that I can't wait to share with you!
But first, today I wanted to talk a little bit about how sidequests are gonna work in the game. I find that in a lot of games, sidequests usually revolve around "go fetch [X] bear asses", "fight a wave of enemies for five minutes", etc. – it tends to be very dull and uninspired, which is something I'm trying to avoid at all costs.
One of my main goals with the game was to make each area and objective unique, varied, and constantly surprising in terms of mechanics, story, presentation, etc. – and the sidequests are no exception to that. In fact, they actually allow me to go further with that variety and dive into the even more surreal, weirder elements of Thalia's psyche. I'm also going to be focusing on quality over quantity, meaning that the final sidequest count is going to be around 10-12 maximum. Not only that, but most of them will center around your very own friends! Er, Thalia's friends, I should say.
These are known as "Connections". It's like a mix of Persona's "Social Links" and Mass Effect's "Loyalty Missions". Each one will have you hanging out with one of your friends and going on a mini-adventure with them. In these, Thalia will play a variety of character roles, with some having her as a co-lead, part of a larger ensemble, or in a decreased, supporting role as opposed to her being the central focus like she is in the main story. Connections will appear after certain story beats and are accessible via The Mirage (the game's hub area) at the player's leisure. Connections usually range from 30min. to an hour in regards to length, and all take place in unique locations separate from the main story.
Though they will all have their own rewards and bonuses for completing them, I really want the Connections to be more of a "journey, not the destination" type of experience, so that element will be a bit de-emphasized compared to other games. And as the game only has one ending, Connection completion (or lack thereof) will not affect it… for the most part, anyway.
Meaningful relationships, especially between friends, are not only a core aspect of the game, but also an essential aspect for my own life as well. I want players to feel a genuine connection (heh) for these characters, and that starts by giving them deep, rich personalities, backstories, and dynamics.
One of the things I initially struggled with was giving character arcs to characters who don't actually exist, as the entire game takes place within Thalia's mind. The end solution was basing the level design on their own insecurities and emotional issues which Thalia, and by extension, many of us IRL, also share. I think understanding other people is key to understanding ourselves, and vice versa, so I hope players will take the time to experience their stories and find something relatable within them.
Connections will make up the bulk of the side content, but there's also separate, one-off sidequests the player can discover on their own., often much shorter in length than the normal Connections (but also equally varied). I won't spoil what those will be like, but I'm positive you'll be surprised and entertained regardless… if you're willing to do some exploring, that is.
An example of one of the Connections, with this one taking the form of a 80s slasher flick.
So that's the gist of how side content is gonna work. What else is new? Well, there's some very exciting news coming within the next week or so! Not only that, but you'll be seeing a very special new video coming up, too… I'll of course post it here, but if you wanna be the very first to know as soon as its uploaded, feel free to give the YouTube channel a follow, yeah?
In any case, that's all for this week's blog. As we get closer to the eventual launch, I'll go more in-depth into the actual level design process, but I'd figured it'd be best to start with a general overview first. What do you guys think? Are you excited to play through the Connections? Got any ideas, questions or extra thoughts? Lemme know! I always love hearing from you guys. With that being said, I'm off to watch more Game of Thrones. I just started it earlier this week and I'm a little over halfway through the first season… I don't know what took me so long to start, but I am LOVING it so far! (If any one of you spoil it for me, I swear to god imma cut ya throat off)
Oh, and one last thing – if you haven't already, go give Russian Doll a watch over on Netflix. It's super trippy, emotional, and engaging from start to finish (I watched it in a night, then rewatched it the following day; it's THAT good. Plus, one of my friends and filmmaking mentors, Jamie Babbit, marvelously directed a few episodes. And you can't go wrong with Natasha Lyonne, who should just be in more everything. Definitely give it a watch if you're into surreal, mindbending shows.
…I really oughta do less TV binging and more game dev. Will I, though? nahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
See y'all next time!
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Divorces and separations can be complicated. Emotions run high and lives are changed in the process. Even amicable splits can be complicated, which is why it's so important to hire an experienced attorney familiar with New Jersey divorce law. This can make all the difference for you, your spouse, and even your children.
While many people focus on the divorce itself, it's also important to consider the impact that your divorce will have on your taxes. Let's consider a few key factors below.
Your filing status is one of the most important tings to consider about divorce and taxes. In essence, if you sign divorce papers at any point during the tax year, your filing status for that year is single. Even if the divorce is official on December 31st of the previous year, your filing status is single.
This can have a major impact on your finances and how you film your taxes, which is why proper divorce planning is important.
Child custody can be a major issue in divorce proceedings, especially given all that is involved when it comes to visitation rights, legal custody, and so forth. In addition to this, parents will need to figure out who gets to claim a child as a dependent after the divorce.
Some divorced couples who split amicably are able to make an arrangement in which they alternate who gets to claim dependency from year to year. These arrangements may not work for all couples, however, leading to a number of legal disputes and subsequent tax issues.
Alimony – Alimony payments are taxable to the recipient, and tax deductible by the person paying it.
Child Support – Child support payments are not taxable income for the recipient, and it is not tax deductible by the person paying it.
Keep in mind that if certain types of family support payments are bundled together as part of a divorce agreement, the amount may be taxable and tax deductible like alimony. This depends on the nature of the support, of course.
As assets are divided, this can take a toll on your overall taxable income and tax bill. This is especially true when properties are involved and disputed in a divorce. Depending on who winds up with a property, their taxes may be positively or negatively affected, particularly when it comes to mortgage interest deductions.
There are potential tax deductions that can be made as a result of a divorce and even after a divorce has been finalized. For instance, legal fees pertaining to the tax consequences of a divorce may be used as an itemized deduction in certain cases. The same is true with legal fees used to obtain alimony payments.
Following a divorce, a parent may be able to include a child's medical costs as a medical expense deduction even if the former spouse has custody of the child.
As you can imagine, the tax implications of a divorce can be extremely complicated, which is why working with an attorney is so crucial. An experienced divorce attorney can help work out a situation that is beneficial in the short term and in the long run, and can also offer insight into tax laws and considerations when filing. This peace of mind and proper foresight can prove invaluable.
To learn more about your legal options following a divorce or separation, be sure to contact an experienced family law attorney today. The team at the Law Offices of Jeffrey W. Goldblatt are here to help you through the complexities of the legal process.


The problematic process of developing a synoptic stance. How to be on all sides of the mountain at once. Sinew and bone. Gaping holes. Synthesis by assertion.
One suspects more slippery rhythm back there than remains on the artifact.
To be heard on foot, moving.
A caldron of bubbling forces transformed into a cartoon. What would be comic turns grotesque. The dire extreme has blotted out all else. Cruelty is the spectacle. The happily ever after seems ready to start the whole thing over a few octaves higher. I used to like this piece a lot. now I'm not so sure it's healthy.
Innocuous in the sense of being stylistically sophisticated riffs that never stray past unquestioned assumptions about how music goes. From the linear we ne'er veer. The best parts are when it gets busy fussing with its own innards, going nowhere, twiddling its thumbs, crossing its legs, waiting for us to applaud.
One-to-one music, rather than one-to-many. The size of a private meeting rather than of a public gathering.
Back to my duet project for awhile. This session is hollow-body electric guitar and drumset. I was having fun with lots of microphones, 6 tracks per part.
Aaron and Jenny have returned for the Summer from far-off climes.
Establishing the apex of the action in the same sense that the Rheingold prelude evokes the nadir.
Fighting forward with determination grim and with ideals high. Nested pairs of two in three.
Putting a brave face on the ghastly is no panacea for the sublime destruction barely slumbering a scratch away. The long benediction, attempting to be exhaustive, only succeeds at tying itself in knots.
For JSB ongoingness is a given, for CPEB it is a choice often unmade: backgoingness and restepping are close to being the norm.
Anchored in the sensibility of the rational.
This triple concerto is quite charming but a bit unwieldy, even for Mozart.
Sinking into the stability implied by repetition, the variations eventually destabilize the whole. Music thirsting for its own destruction.
A balloon fixed to an anchor, whipped by a typhoon.
This could be an episode from Dante: we chat with Don Juan in hell, defiant past the last.
It was dark and the program on which I was making notes was a saturated blue. With my old eyes I was unable to make out the marks of my writing. The little notes above are what I can read of what I wrote down. However, I was deeply moved by these performances, especially by their thoughtful, mutually considerate struggle to bring what could have been merely cerebral down (or up or in or out) into a human scale, to make certain, with dead aim, that this is about us, here. Thank you!
Mimetics of wonder and curiosity, to which the response is (first) dance and (later) awe.
A most enjoyable and recommendable children's illustrated book. Spot on.
Literalist program music, as though it were a sound track to an educational film - except I don't remember those being so carefully considered.
Weight and work sinks into and sags the floor.
Melody beguiles us. Where it doesn't appear we will seek it out. This one gathers slowly, picking up its pieces, cleaning up the morning after a mess of music.
Made of parts hesitant (to coalesce), it is at its strongest when most hesitant (to coalesce). It is sheer, unrepentant sensibility. No goal but refinement.
Forest's chest expanding slowly as it respires. Giants and gnats breathe a day of breezes. Densities emerge in multiple guises.
I'm taking a short break from my duets project to work on something close but a little different. It may or may not come to anything. Not ready for public yet.
The sound most upfront in the mix is tambourine. Vocals aren't buried, but they're within the sound, and seem to drift a little further back by the end.
hiding behind not hiding behind, or how we forget the puppeteer.
A nice enough piece, by the book.
I guess I'm a sucker for essentials.
Ages ago, it seems, I was active on the classical music forum on CompuServe and got acquainted with Micheal. He and I shared some sounds and then lost track of each other as the internet morphed under us. I was saddened to learn, as I looked him up this afternoon, that he passed away a few years ago, far too soon, at the age of 49.
Through it details flow, either pitchvertical or pointblankhorizontal.
The relation between what is electronic-produced and what is acoustic-recorded is here uneasy. the EP is in a big space or makes a miniature me. AR is practice-room flat. Each pushes the other to be the real, neither vanquishes.
This Sunday's improvised solo duet was on a child-sized solid body electric guitar and a softball sized ocarina.
Aaron's portion was delivered with a warning that MIT Press publishes some interesting lists.


If you've ever been to Travers Day or Whitney Day at the Saratoga Race Course, you know these races are some of the most popular of the season! You also know that the winner of these races receives a floral blanket, a beautiful, hand-made blanket made of over a thousand carnations.
Did you know that the winner's blanket is made right here in Saratoga? Yes! Since 1994, Susan Garrett, a Saratoga native, has been creating the floral blanket that is presented to the Travers winner. Since then, she has also been commissioned by Marylou Whitney to create the floral blanket for her namesake race, The Whitney Stakes.
Not only has Garrett been designing and creating these blankets for over 18 years, but she also is responsible for bringing the tradition to the Saratoga Race Course. Read on to learn more about how she got started.
Read our 10 Question Interview with Susan Garrett and get all the info on the blanket, how it got started and how it's created!
1 ) How did you get started making the floral winner's blanket?
After years of watching the races at the Belmont Racetrack I realized that the oldest Stakes race in the country, the Travers, didn't have a winner's blanket of its own. At the time, my father was the New York Racing Commissioner, so I got in touch with Terry Meyocks, the Vice President of NYRA, and he gave me the okay to make the first blanket in 1994.
2) Do you have florist experience?
Yes. I am a floral designer and used to own a florist shop next to the Wishing Well Restaurant in Saratoga Springs. Now, I do floral work for fun.
3) How many carnations do you use for each winner's blanket?
It takes 1,500 or more carnations to complete each blanket.
4) How big is the blanket?
5) How did you come up with the design for the blanket?
The first winner's blanket was red and white, for the Saratoga Race Track, and had a "T" for Travers. It was largely based off the blankets presented at the Belmont. As the years have gone on, it has become more of a science and the shape has gotten longer and more tapered at the end. This is so that it can hang over both sides of the winning horse.
6) How far in advance do you make the blanket for Travers?
I sew the felt blanket a few days in advance. The night before the race is when most of the work is done. The flowers are glued on, and once the glue is dry, each flower is then individually sewn on.
7) Do you have any helpers?
Yes. I invite friends and family over to help, and we make a night of it!
8) What happens to the floral winner's blanket after the Travers race day is over?
The first blanket is now housed in the National Museum of Racing, but as for the others, they belong to the owner of the winning horse, and it is theirs to take home or do what they please with. I have seen some taken back to the barn, others are auctioned off for charity and then displayed around town. It's up to the winner.
9) What do you do for the other 364 days of the year?
I am now a personal assistant and nanny. I no longer work with flowers professionally, but I help out at nearby Jan's Florist occasionally. After the race I enjoy painting the winning jockeys. It has become a tradition for me to paint the winners in front of the Wishing Well Restaurant in the colors of the winning connections.
10) You have started and continued a GREAT tradition at the Saratoga Race Course - how does it feel?
It's exciting. The 15 seconds of fame is really fun, and I am honored to be able to be a part of this historic pastime!


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Portland Public Schools » News & Calendars » Spotlight News » May 7, 2021 PPS Weekly COVID update
May 7, 2021 PPS Weekly COVID update
This Portland Public Schools' COVID-19 advisory covers the time period from May 1 through today, Friday May 7. This advisory includes the number of positive cases associated with our schools during this period and any outbreak declarations or building closures as a result. PPS notifies students, families and staff of impacted schools immediately when we receive notice of positive cases, but the weekly advisory is an effort to keep the broader PPS community informed.
The Maine Department of Education (MDOE) updated its color-coded county rating system today, May 7. Cumberland County remains categorized as "green" for the purposes of in-person learning. One county, Androscoggin, is rated as "yellow" but other counties previously in that category have been upgraded to "green."
MDOE continues to require that schools follow the six state-mandated health and safety measures for in-person instruction. Those protocols are working to help keep schools safe; the vast majority of PPS cases to date have originated from contacts outside of school, not from within our schools.
From a statewide perspective, the Maine Department of Health and Human Services and Maine CDC continue to review evidence that indicates lower transmission of COVID-19 in schools compared to the general population. The state reported on May 7 that, in the previous 30 days, the rate of new cases for school staff and students has remained steady at 46 per 10,000, about 40 percent lower than a new case rate of 78 per 10,000 for the general population.
"This continues to demonstrate that in-person learning in schools that follow public health precautions can be conducted safely, without increased transmission of COVID-19," according to state health authorities. The county ratings will be updated again on May 21.
Positive cases associated with PPS schools from May 1 through May 7:
●	Deering High School: 3 positives, 3 close contacts
●	Ocean Avenue Elementary School: 1 positive, 0 close contacts
●	Portland High School: 1 positive, 36 close contacts
●	Talbot Elementary School: 1 positive, 10 close contacts
*Note: Some cases have 0 close contacts because those who tested positive weren't at school during their infectious period. Here is a link to the district's Report Card on the status of all positive cases to date.
The Portland Public Schools is Maine's largest school district, with 6,500 students, and is also the most diverse. About one-third of the district's students come from homes where languages other than English are spoken—a total of more than 60 languages. 52 percent of the district's students are white and 48 percent are students of color. Approximately half of PPS students qualify for free or reduced school meals.


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class Menu extends Phaser.State {

  constructor() {
    super();
  }

  create() {
    // add background image
    this.background = this.game.add.sprite(0,0,'background');
    this.background.height = this.game.world.height;
    this.background.width = this.game.world.width;

    // add some fancy transition effects
    this.ready = this.game.add.sprite(this.game.world.centerX,this.game.world.centerY,'text_ready');
    this.ready.anchor.set(0.5,0.5);
    this.ready.visible=false;
    this.go = this.game.add.sprite(this.game.world.centerX,this.game.world.centerY,'text_go');
    this.go.anchor.set(0.5,0.5);
    this.go.visible=false;

    // add intro text
    this.menuText = this.add.text(this.game.world.centerX,this.game.world.centerY, 'Click to play', {
      font: '42px Arial', fill: '#ffffff', align: 'center'
    });
    this.menuText.anchor.set(0.5);

    this.input.onDown.add(this.onInputDown, this);
    this.canContinueToNextState = true;
  }

  update() {}

  // create some cool tweens and apply them to 'this.ready' and 'this.go'
  onInputDown() {

    if (!this.canContinueToNextState) { // do not allow tweens to be created multiple times simultaneously
      return;
    }

    this.canContinueToNextState = false;
    this.ready.visible = true;
    this.menuText.visible = false;
    this.go.angle = -15;

    // create some tweens - http://phaser.io/docs/2.6.2/Phaser.Tween.html#to
    const ready_tween = this.game.add.tween(this.ready.scale)
      .to({ x: 1.5, y: 1.5}, 500, Phaser.Easing.Linear.In,false,0,-1,true);

    const go_tween = this.game.add.tween(this.go)
      .to({ angle: 15}, 200, Phaser.Easing.Linear.In,false,0,-1,true);

    //when the 'ready' tween is done, hide it and show 'go'. perform a shaking/rotating tween on 'go'. When 'go' is done, start the game
    let go_tween_repeat_num = 3; //how many times these tweens should loop
    let ready_tween_repeat_num = 3;

    const go_tween_loop = function(){
      go_tween_repeat_num -= 0.5;
      if(go_tween_repeat_num < 1){
        this.go.visible = false;
        this.game.state.start('game');
      }
    };

    const ready_tween_loop = function(){
      ready_tween_repeat_num -= 0.5;
      if(ready_tween_repeat_num < 1){
        this.ready.visible = false;
        this.go.visible = true;

        go_tween.start();
      }
    };
    ready_tween.onLoop.add(ready_tween_loop, this);
    go_tween.onLoop.add(go_tween_loop, this);

    ready_tween.start();
  }

}

export default Menu;

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My Shelves
Contemporary, Fantasy/Paranormal, Fiction, Young Adult
4) The Name of the Star
Book One of The Shades of London
By: Maureen Johnson
Date Finished: 04.04.13
"Annoy a Southerner, and we will drain away the moments of your life with our slow, detailed replies until you are nothing but a husk of your former self and that much closer to death."
"Gators are just something you have to accept where I come from."
In addition to the hilariously accurate insights into Southerners, this book is incredible. For the sake of honesty, I should admit that I wanted to read this book because of the cover (who wouldn't?) and had no idea what I was getting into. But this being my second Maureen Johnson experience, I figured it would be a safe bet and sure enough, my high expectations were exceeded.
Rory (Aurora after her great-grandmother) is a Louisiana native, but right before her senior year in high school her parents take a sabbatical in Bristol, UK. Her parents agree that Rory will have significant influence over where she attends her last year of high school and she chooses a boarding school in London. When Rory arrives, the city is in an uproar over a body that was discovered that morning exactly mirroring the first murder of Jack the Ripper. As autumn progresses and more copycat murders occur, London is gripped by Rippermania and Rory's school is right in the heart of the kill zone. But the new string of murders doesn't add up and Rory discovers she is one of the few who make sense of it.
Of all the books I've written about, this is the hardest one to keep spoiler-free — or at least limit them. It's also one of the hardest to resist degrading into utter an fangirl. Johnson uses the voice of a savvy-but-still-awkward teenager and creates an immensely suspenseful landscape. Rory is straightforward and likable, but maintains a human quality that keeps her from being too good to be true. The supporting cast is full of rich, unique characters that Johnson is a master of portraying.
As for suspense? Seriously, this is not a bedtime read. It is a back porch, broad daylight novel.
Out of the whole book, I had one critique that I can no longer use. There are chapters sprinkled throughout in third person narration while the main portion is in first person. Rory narrates the first person sections while the other bits each use new characters to describe events connected to the bigger story. I wanted to say that this flip flopping distracts from the story and Johnson should have kept third person throughout, but then I reached the climax of the book. It is a glorious moment; one that shook the confidence of this lifelong reader. And third person would have deeply undermined its impact. Okay, yes. I'll take a little clumsiness to allow such brilliance.
Looks like I'm losing the fangirl battle, so let me quit while I'm ahead. I think you get the picture…
At the end of the day: Really, really for me. No but really.
Fairy Tale/Mythology
Fantasy/Paranormal
12) The Girl Who Drank the Moon
11) Stars Above
10) A Conjuring of Light
09) Spindle
08) Inside Out & Back Again


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Luc Révillon est un scénariste de bande dessinée français qui emploie aussi le pseudonyme Hérel.

Biographie

Œuvre

Albums
 Le Décalogue, scénario de Frank Giroud, Glénat, collection Grafica
HS. Le XI commandement, coscénario de Luc Révillon, dessins d'Alain Mounier, Lucien Rollin, TBC, Michel Faure et Bruno Rocco, 2003
TS. Carnets d'Égypte : Fernand Desnouettes, dessins de Michel Faure, Librairie Bulle, 2004
 Giacomo C., Glénat, collection Vécu
HS. Sur les traces de Giacomo C. Côté cour et côté canal, dessins collectifs, 2002
 Les grandes affaires criminelles et mystérieuses, De Borée
1. L'Affaire Seznec, scénario de Luc Révillon et Moca, dessins de Gérard Berthelot, 2010
5. L'Affaire Stavisky, dessins de Gérard Berthelot, 2011
 Quintett, scénario de Frank Giroud, Dupuis,
HS. La Colline aux Serments, coscénario de Luc Révillon, dessins de Giancarlo Alessandrini, Jean-Charles Kraehn, TBC, Steve Cuzor, Paul Gillon, Uriel et Cyril Bonin, 2009
 Tintin
HS. Carnets de voyage de Mr Tintin Reporter, dessins de Hergé
HS. Carnet de voyages d'un reporter du Petit « Vingtième » - -, dessins de Hergé, Cheminements, collection La bulle au carré, 2008
 Le Triangle secret, Glénat, collection La Loge noire
HS1. Dans le secret du triangle, scénario de Luc Révillon, dessins collectifs, 2000
HS2. Géométrie mortelle, scénario de Luc Révillon, dessins collectifs, 2003
 Vasco, Le Lombard
16. Mémoires de voyages, dessins de Gilles Chaillet, 1998
HS. Le petit Vasco illustré, dessins de Gilles Chaillet, 1994
HS. Les Mémoires secrets de Vasco, dessins de Gilles Chaillet et Luc Révillon, 2011
 Hommage Jean Dufaux, dessins collectifs, Librairie Bulle, 2005
 Dossier Julien Sarlat, dessins de Jean-Pierre Gibrat, Librairie Bulle, 2005

Références

Annexes

Bibliographie

Liens externes

Scénariste français de bande dessinée
Date de naissance non renseignée (XXe siècle)

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Q: Tensorflow reader slowdown on Ubuntu 16.04 I'm not very experienced with linux and the OS might not be the problem.
I'm experimenting with tensorflow and hit a wall. I have a bash script that launches python programs consequentially training with different hyperparameters. I use cuda 7.5 and cudnn 4 to compute on the graphics card, the data is in the tensorflow format and I use TFReadRecords as the reader.
Initially everything works fine. The problem is that the python script will slow down 10-20x randomly a few hours after I start the bash script, first usually during one of the first 3 python scripts.
Normally it takes ~50-60% CPU load to read data and transfer it to the GPU, but during slowdown I noticed in the system monitor is that it gets limited to one single cpu core (see screenshots fast, slow).
It can speed up (being distributed on all 4 cores) and slow down again several times. Sometimes it does this on its own, sometimes it gets back to normal when I open and close programs and sometimes it wont speed up again at all. It happens more frequently the longer the bash script runs.
Things I tried and did not help:
-setting the nice value to -20 of the python script the bash script or the terminal
-changing CPU affinity with taskset
-running it from console while stopping lightdm
Any suggestions would be great!

A: How much memory on your GPU (better yet, its model no.) and do you have an estimate of the problem memory size?
I'm wondering if it's doing some GPU equivalent of thrashing.  Still that it could recover from slow back to fast indicates something in the algorithm.  Is this a publicly available program (say an example program) or one of your own?  Is this the first "large" program that you've tried or run or have you run others, that presumably ran fine.

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Q: Prove that the two balls $B(x,0.8)$ and $B(y,0.8)$ which are both contained in $B(0,1)$ intersect Prove that the two open balls $B(x,0.8)$ and $B(y,0.8)$ which are both contained in $B(0,1)$ intersect.
We are looking at the metric space $(R^n,d_{1,2 or \infty})$
This makes sense thinking of the example in $R^3$ with metric $d_2$, but I'm having trouble generalizing. Should I be going about this in separate cases for each metric? Is the triangle inequality helpful?
Really appreciate any help!


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More Ontario Regions to Enter Stage 2 and Reopen This Week
Today, the Ontario government announced that seven more regions will enter Stage 2 of the government's reopening framework on Friday June 19, 2020 at 12:01 a.m. The decision was made in consultation with the Chief medical Officer of Health and local medical officers of health. These regions will see patios, personal care facilities, recreational facilities and other services permitted to open with strict physical distancing in place. The provincial Framework for Reopening Our Province: Stage 2 outlines the details.
This continues the regional approach to opening the province, which allows regions to reopen their economy as quickly as possible in a responsible manner that protects health and safety, with a view toward active COVID-19 case numbers. With the addition of these regions, more people can get back to work and more businesses and services can open. Ontario continues to move cautiously in restarting the economy.
Regions Entering Stage 2 Reopening:
The regions under the following public health units are permitted to move into Stage 2 on Friday, June 19 at 12:01 a.m.:
Durham Region Health Department;
Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit;
Halton Region Health Department;
Hamilton Public Health Services;
Lambton Health Unit;
Niagara Region Public Health Department; and
York Region Public Health Services.
These regions saw positive public health trends over the last week at the local level, allowing them to move to Stage 2. These regions join the 24 public health regions that entered Stage 2 on Friday June 12.
Regions Remaining in Stage 1:
The regions under the following public health units will remain in Stage 1:
Peel Public Health;
Toronto Public Health; and
Windsor-Essex County Health Unit.
These regions also saw steady progress over the last week, however, did not demonstrate readiness to enter Stage 2. They will be re-assessed next week.
Premier Ford is hopeful that all regions of Ontario will enter Stage 2 very soon.
The government, Chief Medical Officer of Health and health experts continue to urge everyone to exercise caution and follow public health advice, especially physical distancing with anyone outside of your social circle, wearing a face covering when physical distancing is a challenge and washing hands frequently.
What It Means
Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in Ontario this past winter, the Ontario government has had the dual mandate of protecting the province's people, while not completely gutting the economy, which had been put to sleep in mid-March. Unfortunately, maintaining a healthy economy while enforcing strict guidelines about social distancing put those two objectives largely at odds.
The Ontario government, much like the federal government, has had to deal with the pandemic with significantly increased expenditures and greatly reduced revenues. This has led to unprecedented deficits at both levels; governments need us to get back to work, shopping and consuming goods and services (and paying the HST) as soon as possible. Governments also feel the political pressure of residents who want to return to work and their (mostly) normal lives and shouldn't have to remain in pandemic lockdown conditions when their part of the province has relatively few active cases.
Finally, recall that the Ford government was elected largely on a pro-economy, anti red tape platform. When the Premier repeats at his daily news briefings that no one wants the economy to get going more than he does, believe him. He has seen his government's fiscal numbers and they're not good. To his credit, he is not going about this recklessly, as are some other jurisdictions, taking a more measured and considered approach. Yes, more of the province is reopening but it's very much one step at a time. It is also safe to say that if COVID numbers start to spike again, Premier Ford will shut it down again. Deficits are much easier for governments to deal with than deaths. And Doug Ford knows it.


Marine biology emphasizes the importance of protecting and preserving aquatic environments for marine mammals and organisms. Water covers a large portion of the Earth and supports an incredible amount of animal, plant, and microbe life. By studying marine biology, individuals can work to safeguard all life on Earth.


After 36 years Lowe Campbell Ewald has returned to Detroit on January 21st moving all 500+ employes from Warren Michigan. The new headquarters building is located in the 1920's J.L. Hudson Co. warehouse attached to the Detroit Lions football stadium Ford Field with 122,000 square feet of space. LCE worked with Detroit-based Neumann/Smith architecture to transform 5 floors of this older building into a modern workspace fit for a top full-service ad agency.
Concrete, brick, steel girders, and natural woods give the space a industrial/urban feel with modern technology, which is exactly what you would expect from Detroit. Sustainable and reclaimed materials were used as much as possible throughout the building including barn wood and plastic. Most of the furniture was manufactured in Michigan. Stacked wood pallets used as legs for tables was really a creative idea you don't see often.
Some of the agencies 100+ year history of work is showcased on the ceiling as you enter the main lobby with layers of brass printer plates. What better way to inspire employees walking into work and visiting clients?
LCE strive for interaction between employees is shown with over 100 collaboration work areas. Two indoor tree houses with a connected walkway is a really interesting feature. Are you brave enough to climb up there and work? It's not for those scared of heights. The outdoor patio has a great view of the Detroit Tigers Comerica park. I expect it to always be filled in warmer weather. The large indoor patio is perfect during the winter with plenty of tables and chairs along with a foose ball table. Who could ask for more? Pool table? They have that too.
With such a large open floor plan and expansive grand center area the three-story LED video wall is perfect to show off any new updates for anyone passing by the center of any level.
Detroits future depends on passionate companies like Lowe Campbell Ewald moving into the city and being an active part of the community. They didn't move here because there was a major incentive plan. LCE moved because they loved the city and wanted to be apart of its renewal. I run into LCE's employees at events downtown all the time and can see their dedication to its revitalization. They are not just promoting collaborating within their agency but throughout the community to fuel change. Your company can too.
Have you seen the http://votefordetroit.com video? LCE's Group Digital Creative Director Iain Lanivich created a video about the agencies move back to Detroit in an effort to speaker at the next SxSw conference and encouraged others to make the move too. Show your support for the D!


Our Decorative LED Christmas Lights are long lasting and safe for your family. Free Delivery with Every Purchase!
The A19 bulb is the basic household bulb required to provide ambient light in your homes. It comes with an E27 base, a.k.a. screw type bulb.
T8 tubes are the usual suspects for office or factory lights. Bright, standard, easy to use. An added bonus is that with minor modifications, these can be adapted for use in existing T8 fluorescent fittings. Also, our T8 Tube consumes only about 25% of the energy that a fluorescent T8 tube would! What does this mean? Lower operating costs, of course, with our T8 Tubes!
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Basic life insurance provides a benefit to the beneficiary if the person covered by the policy passes away or in the event of certain accidents during the defined covered period.
If your policy is managed by Gusto and you leave your job, we'll send you an email with your options about how to move forward if you want to keep your policy. Learn more from our Help Center article.


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Appointment of Judges in the Gujarat High Court
Justice Chandrachud inaugurates Judgments & Orders portal and e-filing 3.0 module
National Conference on E-Courts Project – E-Filing facility launched
Cabinet approves appointment of Second National Judicial Pay Commission
Statement on behalf of The Government-on The Supreme Court Judgement on Right to Privacy
In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (1) of Article 217 of the Constitution of India, the President is pleased to appoint (i) Shri Justice Subodhkumar Gunvantlal Shah and, (ii) Shri Justice Satish Hemchandra Vora, and iii) Shri Justice Ghanshyam Raghumal Udhwani, Additional Judges of the Gujarat High Court, to be Judges of the Gujarat High Court with effect from the date they assume charge of their respective offices.
In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (1) of Article 224 of the Constitution of India, the President is pleased to appoint Shri Justice Rajendra Dhirajlal Kothari, to be an Additional Judge of the Gujarat High Court, for a period of one year with effect from 12th November,2014.


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Red Fort, Delhi, India
The Red Fort (Lal Qila) is a monument built in 1638 that rises 33 meters (108 ft) above Old Delhi.[1] It was built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. The fort is located in what is now the centre of Delhi, India.[2] It is made of red stone and marble. It was built on the right bank of the Yamuna River.
The Red Fort was originally referred to as "Qila-i-Mubarak" (the blessed fort), because it was the residence of the royal family. The layout of the Red Fort was organised to keep and integrate this site with the Salimgarh Fort. The planning and aesthetics of the Red Fort represent the high point in Mughal creativity which happened during the reign of Emperor Shah Jahan. This Fort has had many additions after its construction by Emperor Shah Jahan. It is a World Heritage Site.[2]
↑ "Red Fort". Delhi Tourism. Retrieved 11 June 2016.
↑ 2.0 2.1 "Red Fort Complex". UNESCO World Heritage Centre. Retrieved 11 June 2016.
Retrieved from "https://simple.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Red_Fort&oldid=6741822"
World Heritage Sites in India
1638 establishments
17th century establishments in India
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If you ask the average person to name an American sporty car of the late sixties, you probably won't hear "Plymouth Barracuda" unless the person is a dedicated motorhead. In a way, that's curious, because the Barracuda was the first of the so-called pony cars to hit the market (debuting two weeks before the Ford Mustang) and in some areas it was arguably superior to its Ford rival… way superior! It was quickly eclipsed by the Mustang and the Camaro/Firebird due, but would make a name for itself with a large range of incredible engines, and one in particular, one engine its competition could only dream of, the Hemi. Just Google Barracuda, and you'll see why it is impossible in a paragraph to tell the story of this amazing Muscle car. The Barracuda is a collectible car today, with the high-performance versions and convertibles commanding the highest prices. The remaining cars of any condition are rare, and the outstanding examples fetch high appraisal values today. Original Hemi super stock Barracudas are now prized collector vehicles, with factory cars commanding high prices. The 1971 HemiCuda convertible is now considered one of the most valuable collectible muscle cars. Only thirteen were built, seven of which were sold domestically. The most recent public sale, brought $3.5 million (plus buyers premium). Several replica cars were created to look like HemiCuda's and driven by the TV character Nash Bridges, none of these replica cars had a Hemi V8 under the hood.
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