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"Reborn Rich" Episode 15 Shocks With Its Ending, Who Killed Jin Do Jun Finally Revealed And Its….
Published December 25, 2022 5:22 am By Jass K.Categorized as Kdrama Recaps
"Reborn Rich" has stunned fans and left many speechless after its 15th episode, lets talk about it!
UPDATE: "Reborn Rich" Ending Explained- Episode 16 Recap And Review
Note: major spoilers of "Reborn Rich" 15th episode below!
"Reborn Rich" episode 15 recap- the main highlights
"Reborn Rich" episode 15 ending explained
My thoughts on reborn rich 15th episode
During the 15th episode of "Reborn Rich," Do Jun makes another trap for his family and they all fall for it one by one, with this trap he set up, he exposes their corruption and puts them front and center amid severe public backlash and calls from the people to punish Soonyang for their crimes of embezzlement and such.
He gets arrested and brought in for interrogation by Min Yeong, who is skeptical of him but as the plan unfolds, she finds out he's not the culprit. In the interrogation room, he asks for her hand in marriage at the promise that a certain female athlete will win a silver medal, when she sees the moment happen on TV, she calls him and they schedule to meet up.
Jin Young-Ki tries to sacrifice his son but his son retaliates against him and pushes him under the bus. He must now face the consequences of his actions and his son won't cover for him.
At the end of it, through voiceover, we find out that the biggest shareholder of Soonyang is now Jin Do Jun. He's soon appointed as the chairman of Soonyang.
Jin Do Jun arrives in his car at a road and a truck ahead is stopped, a young man is on his phone and it appears his car broke down, then the white truck of doom comes and smashes Jin Do Jun in the car, presumably killing him, when he looks up to see who that man is, he finds out it was him, Yoon Hyun Woo. He killed himself, basically.
there are two possibilities here, either that Yoon Hyun Woo was the witness to a crime and will help Do Jun out of the car and into a hospital or that he was paid to kill him.
The 2nd possibility makes more sense as it would be a complete cycle. Lets go through why that Is.
Back in the early 2000s, Do Jun disappears, his mother doesn't know what happened to him. Its theorized that Yoon Hyun Woo managed to start his career in the Soonyang family by killing the man who was supposed to lead the Soonyang group, which also explains his unwavering loyalty to the family and how he continuously aids with their crimes.
On the moral side, it would explain a lot. As its a cycle that repeats itself. Do Jun gets killed by Hyun Woo who then dies in the year 2022 because he's betrayed by the same family that he killed for. He's reincarnated into Do Jun as a punishment and a 2nd chance and we see the cycle repeat itself.
Lets go back to episode 1 of "Reborn Rich" and see how the dots connect.
In the first episode, they're preparing for the ceremony where Jin Young-Ki announces his son is now the chairman of Soonyang, however, Seong-Jun has other plans as he storms into his father's office threatening to renounce his inheritance.
Seong-Jun says, 'the accident that day, you think I wouldn't know? Its all over now." its safe to assume he's referring to the car crash that killed Do Jun. Through this theory, it means that who killed Do Jun was Jin Young-Ki.
Jin Young-Ki then screams at his son, he tells him pride is something he can only afford if he can leave his lifestyle behind, he says, "I only did my best as your father," Seong-Jun says, "you told me that I am a man who can't lead Soonyang, in your own way, you just did that by making a choice THAT DAY."
Later during that episode, prosecutor Min young shows up again and through her investigation, she looks at Hyun Woo's desk, she looks in sorrow at something in his desk. Previously, we were shown that his desk has the full family tree of Soonyang, she's presumably looking at Do Jun who passed away back in the early 2000s.
Also later, when the family gets together, we find out that Do Jun's parents are divorced. Do Jun's mom shows up at the meeting, she says she has 3% shares of Soonyang's corporation and demands this, 'my son, I want to know what happened during the accident THAT DAY. You all know, bring me the answer."
Thus, its safe to assume Do Jun's mother knew he was killed by one of the family members because he brought them down. She showed up in 2022 to find out the truth after collecting enough shares to cast a vote in what would determine the next chairman of Soonyang.
And thus, the cycle is complete.
Everyone is talking about THAT DAY when Do Jun died. We can assume that Jin Young-Ki ordered someone to kill Do Jun and that person is Hyun Woo, he got his ticket out of poverty with it and at the same time, we know he would never betray the family knowing well he's complicit in their crimes.
What makes it ironic is the fact that Do Jun had many chances to turn his original family's life around but he chose not to interfere directly. Had he tried to help his father with a job or offer to help them, Hyun Woo might have never resorted to doing this, killing him eventually. Its a self-fulfilling prophecy and a timeslip cycle that supposedly repeats itself.
Of course, these are all my speculations, it could well not be the truth but I see that as a minor possibility at this point.
It makes the most sense too.
I had issues with the screenwriter refusing to explain the basics of the times slip on multiple occasions, back in my 1st half review I said that it might well be she didn't have a proper explanation, I was dead wrong. She had one and it was the biggest plot twist at that too. I'll give her that, she surprised me in a good way, I never expected this to be the outcome.
It sort of explains a lot, Do Jun forgot he killed himself, or Hyun Woo forgot he killed Do Jun. You can ask why, but to me its easy to explain, the plot wouldn't happen if Do Jun recalled who he was exactly and how he exactly got to that moment, you can say its 'selective amnesia' or it could be severe guilt that prevented him from seeing whats in front of him, Hyun Woo was blinded by revenge throughout this entire period of time.
Again, the explanation if it holds water later today in the 16th episode can be explained, I think she'll try to explain that to us too, but then, I don't know just how much would fans accept this explanation.
I like this turn of events, its sort of genius and nonsensical. I really believe she had actually envisioned this as the ending before she even outlined everything in between.
Regardless, the 15th episode had possibly one of my favorite ever kdrama plot twists. That is if the explanation I gave above holds water later on.
So what do you guys think of this and the 15th episode? are you surprised? upset?
Tagged Reborn Rich


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/**
 * Created by chad on 3/4/17.
 */

'use strict';

/***** Johnny Five Setup *****/

const five = require("johnny-five"),
    Raspi = require("raspi-io");

const board = new five.Board({
    io: new Raspi({includePins: ['GPIO7', 'GPIO17', 'GPIO27', 'GPIO22', 'GPIO4', 'GPIO12', "P1-12"]})
});

const EventEmitter = require('events');
class MyEmitter extends EventEmitter {
}
const emitter = new MyEmitter();

let led, rf, rb, lf, lb, gunMotor, gunServo;
let hwReady = false;
let moving = false;

//ToDo: make these environments variables?
const servoInterval = 450,   //600 max reliable speed in my initial tests
    servoMin = -30,
    servoMax = 270, //280
    spinUpTime = 1000,
    stopDelay = 500; //3000

board.on("ready", function () {
    led = new five.Led('GPIO7');    //LED       | PIN  | GPIO7 | green wire

    //motor controls
    rf = new five.Pin('GPIO17');     //RF        | PIN11 | GPIO17 | green wire
    rb = new five.Pin('GPIO27');     //RB        | PIN13 | GPIO27 | red wire
    lf = new five.Pin('GPIO22');     //LF        | PIN15 | GPIO22 | white wire
    lb = new five.Pin('GPIO4');      //LB        | PIN7  | GPIO4  | yellow wire

    //gun controls
    gunMotor = new five.Pin('GPIO12');   //gun        | PIN21 | GPIO12 | white wire
    gunServo = new five.Servo({
        pin: "P1-12",
        range: [servoMin, servoMax],
        startAt: servoMin
    });

    //initialize all the pins
    rf.low();
    rb.low();
    lf.low();
    lb.low();
    gunMotor.low();

    emitter.emit('hwReady');
});

/***** Motor controls *****/

//todo: by moving everything into the constructor, did I just kill the advantages of a class here?
class Command {
    constructor(name, pins) {
        this.name = name;
        this.pins = pins;

        //arrow functions below to pass `this` through each level
        this.start = function start(t, speed, cb) {

            //Allow optional arguments and always check for callback
            if (arguments.length < 3 && typeof speed === 'function') {
                cb = speed;
                speed = null;
            }
            else if (arguments.length === 1 && typeof t === 'function') {
                cb = t;
                t = null;
                speed = null;
            }

            //Cancel is hardware isn't ready
            if (hwReady === false) {
                let err = "hardware not ready";
                if (cb)
                    return err;
                else
                    return new Promise((reject) => reject(err));
            }

            if (isNaN(t)) t = 1;

            let pulseDuration = 100; //how long to time each pulse in ms
            let pulseOn = false;
            let running = true;

            let timer;

            let pulse = () => {
                if (running === false)        //todo: remove this?
                    return false;

                pulseOn = !pulseOn;
                let duration = (pulseOn === true) ? Math.round(pulseDuration * speed) : Math.round(pulseDuration * (1 - speed));
                let state = () => (pulseOn === true) ? setHigh() : setLow();

                timer = setTimeout(() => {
                    state();
                    //console.log("I am " + (pulseOn == true ? "on" : "off" ) + " for " + duration);
                    pulse();
                }, duration);
            };

            console.log(name + (speed ? " at " + speed + " speed" : "" ) + " for " + t + " seconds");

            setHigh();

            if (speed)
                if (!isNaN(speed))  //make sure it is a number
                    pulse();

            if (cb)
                setTimeout(() => {
                        running = false;
                        clearTimeout(timer);
                        setLow();
                        cb();
                    }
                    , t * 1000);
            else
                return new Promise((resolve) => {
                    setTimeout(() => {
                            running = false;
                            clearTimeout(timer);
                            setLow();
                            resolve();
                        }
                        , t * 1000);
                });
        };

        function setHigh() {
            pins.forEach((pin) => pin.high())
            moving = true;
        }

        function setLow() {
            pins.forEach((pin) => pin.low())
            moving = false;
        }
    }
}

class Controller {
    constructor(name, pins) {
        this._name = name;
        this._pins = pins;
        this._running = false;
    }

    start(speed) {
        if (this._running === true)
            return;

        console.log(this._name + " starting");

        let pulseDuration = 100; //how long to time each pulse in ms
        let pulseOn = false;

        let pulse = () => {

            pulseOn = !pulseOn;
            let duration = (pulseOn === true) ? Math.round(pulseDuration * speed) : Math.round(pulseDuration * (1 - speed));
            let state = () => (pulseOn === true) ? this._setHigh() : this._setLow();

            this._timer = setTimeout(() => {
                state();
                //console.log(this._name + " pulse " + (pulseOn == true ? "on" : "off" ) + " for " + duration);
                pulse();
            }, duration);
        };

        this._setHigh();

        if (!isNaN(speed))  //make sure it is a number
            pulse();

    }

    stop() {
        console.log(this._name + " stopping");
        this._running = false;
        clearTimeout(this._timer);
        this._setLow();
    }

    _setHigh() {
        this._pins.forEach((pin) => pin.high())
        moving = true;
    }

    _setLow() {
        this._pins.forEach((pin) => pin.low())
        moving = false;
    }

}

function off() {
    console.log("Turning everything off");
    //re-initialize all the pins
    rf.low();
    rb.low();
    lf.low();
    lb.low();
    gunMotor.low();
    moving = false;
}

//todo: see why this doesn't seem to work below 50%
function oldForward(t, speed, cb) {
    if (hwReady === false)
        return false;

    if (isNaN(t)) t = 1;

    let pulseDuration = 100; //how long to time each pulse in ms
    let pulseOn = false;
    let running = true;
    let state = 0x00;
    let timer;

    function pulse() {
        if (running = false)        //this might be redundant
            return;

        pulseOn = !pulseOn;
        let duration = pulseOn === true ? Math.round(pulseDuration * speed) : Math.round(pulseDuration * (1 - speed));

        timer = setTimeout(() => {
            state ^= 0x01;
            rf.write(state);
            lf.write(state);
            //console.log("I am " + (pulseOn == true ? "on" = "off" ) + " for " + duration + "ms");
            pulse();
        }, duration);
    }

    console.log("Forward= rf & lf" + (speed ? " at " + speed : "" ) + " for " + t + " seconds");

    rf.high();
    lf.high();

    if (speed)
        if (!isNaN(speed))  //make sure it is a number
            pulse();

    if (cb)
        setTimeout(function () {
                running = false;
                clearTimeout(timer);
                rf.low();
                lf.low();
                cb(true);
            }
            , t * 1000);
    else
        return new Promise((resolve) => {
            setTimeout(function () {
                    running = false;
                    clearTimeout(timer);
                    rf.low();
                    lf.low();
                    resolve(true);
                }
                , t * 1000);
        });
}

/***** Gun functions *****/

//Shoot n numbers of shots
function shoot(bullets) {
    if (hwReady === false)
        return;

    function fire() {
        gunServo.sweep({interval: servoInterval});
        setTimeout(() => {
            console.log("turning off gun");
            gunServo.stop();
            gunServo.min(); //reset to min position
            gunMotor.low();
        }, bullets * interval * 2);
    }

    console.log("Turning on gun. Ready to fire " + bullets + " bullets");
    gunMotor.high();
    setTimeout(() => {
        fire()
    }, spinUpTime);   //The motors need about 2.5 seconds to spin up to speed before firing
}

class gunController {
    constructor(servo, motor){
        this._servo = servo;
        this._motor = motor;
        this._shooting = false;
        this._motorStarting = false;
    }

    start() {
        if (this._shooting === true)
            return;

        console.log("turning gun on");

        clearTimeout(this.tStop);
        this._motor.high();

        if (this._shooting === false) {     //ignore if already shooting
            this._shooting = true;

            if (this._motorStarting === false) {
                this._motorStarting = true;
                this.tStart = setTimeout(() => {
                    console.log("Motor finished spin-up");
                    this._motorStarting = false;
                    this._servo.sweep({interval: servoInterval});
                    //this._fastFire();
                }, spinUpTime); //The motors need about 2.5 seconds to spin up to speed before firing
            }
            else {
                this._servo.sweep({interval: servoInterval});
                //this._fastFire();
            }
        }
    }

    stop(){
        if (this._shooting === false)
            return;

        console.log("turning off gun");

        this.tStop = setTimeout(()=>{
            clearTimeout(this.tStart);
            this._servo.stop();
            this._servo.min(); //reset to min position
            this._motor.low();
            this._shooting = false;
            this._motorStarting = false;
        }, stopDelay);

    }

    //Function to rapidly fire by starting in the max position
    //j5 servo.sweep starts in min
    //ToDo: Debug this
    _fastFire(){
        this._servo.max();
        setTimeout(()=>
            this._servo.sweep({interval: servoInterval})
            , servoInterval/2)
    }

}

/***** Exports functions *****/

function init() {

    emitter.on('hwReady', () => {
        hwReady = true;
        led.blink(1000);

        //Used by commandParser.js for single sequential instructions
        exports.forward = new Command("forward", [lf, rf]).start;
        exports.backward = new Command("backward", [lb, rb]).start;
        exports.spinright = new Command("spinright", [lf, rb]).start;
        exports.spinleft = new Command("spinleft", [rf, lb]).start;
        //exports.shoot = new Command("shoot", [gun]).start;
        exports.rightfront = new Command("rf", [rf]).start;
        exports.rightback = new Command("rb", [rb]).start;
        exports.leftfront = new Command("lf", [lf]).start;
        exports.leftback = new Command("lb", [lb]).start;

        exports.shoot = shoot;
        exports.off = off;

        //Used by gameControl for async control
        exports.rf = new Controller("rf", [rf]);
        exports.rb = new Controller("rb", [rb]);
        exports.lf = new Controller("lf", [lf]);
        exports.lb = new Controller("lb", [lb]);
        exports.gun = new gunController(gunServo, gunMotor);

        exports.moving = moving;    //ToDo: validate this

        console.log("Rover hardware initialized");
        emitter.emit("configReady");

    });
}

function onReady(cb) {

    if (cb)
        emitter.on('configReady', () => {
            console.log("starting");
            hwReady = true;
            cb();
        });
    else
        return new Promise((resolve) => {
            emitter.on('configReady', () => {
                hwReady = true;
                resolve();
            });
        });
}

exports.init = init;
exports.onReady = onReady;

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Alec Baldwin Arrested After Wrong-Way Biking Incident in NYC
By Brett Snider, Esq. on May 13, 2014 | Last updated on March 21, 2019
Actor Alec Baldwin was arrested this morning after police stopped him for allegedly riding his bike in the wrong direction on a street in Manhattan.
New York City police say Baldwin was riding a bike while facing traffic near Union Square Park about 10:15 a.m. When officers stopped him and asked for identification, Baldwin allegedly refused to show ID and became belligerent, prompting his arrest, reports The Associated Press.
Baldwin may have an anger problem, but was he right about this bike thing?
Yes, There Is a Right Way to Ride a Bike
Baldwin was caught at the intersection of 16th Street and Fifth Avenue for riding his bike the "wrong way" down a street. Just like cars in America, bikes are required by law to keep to the right-hand side of the road.
In most states, including New York, the law specifically requires cyclists to ride in the same direction as vehicle traffic. Some larger cities even have their own biking ordinances on top of state laws, and NYC's specifically state to "[r]ide with traffic, not against it."
The most famous Baldwin must not have gotten this memo, as he was allegedly riding the wrong way down a one-way street on his bike. Certainly disobeying traffic laws is a much faster way to get around Manhattan on your bike, but it's also technically illegal.
And as a heads-up to all cyclists with a chip on their shoulders, it's also generally illegal to ride a bike on the sidewalk.
But He Seemed So Nice in 'Beetlejuice'...
Baldwin may have been able to just walk bike away from his alleged infraction, if he'd just kept his famous mouth shut.
There's no law requiring New Yorkers to carry ID on them at all times, even while on a bike, but officers may be able to arrest you if you refuse to identify yourself. Officers likely needed a name to write on Baldwin's ticket, but Reuters reports that he was acting "in a violent, threatening manner." That's how Baldwin ended up in handcuffs with a disorderly conduct charge, which could mean up to a $250 fine.
Taking to Twitter, Baldwin blasted Gotham law enforcement:
New York City is a mismanaged carnival of stupidity that is desperate for revenue and anxious to criminalize behavior once thought benign.
-- ABFoundation (@ABFalecbaldwin) May 13, 2014
Perhaps Baldwin just needs to take a breather. Remember that airplane incident? Time to find your spiritual center, Alec... not to mention the right side of the road.
Follow FindLaw for Consumers on Facebook and Twitter (@FindLawConsumer).
Actor Alec Baldwin arrested after riding bike wrong way (CNN)
NYC Citi Bike Injury Lawsuit Seeks $15M (FindLaw's Injured)
Reese Witherspoon's Arrest Video: A 'Legally Blonde' Analysis (FindLaw's Celebrity Justice)
What Happens If You Disobey a Flight Attendant? (FindLaw's Law and Daily Life)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Medtronic arranges a share & learn meeting to share knowledge about current topics once every two months. For these meetings, the medical technology company is always looking for inspiring places in the region. Medtronic already visited Cebiq last year on the Brightlands Smart Services Campus (BSSC) for a previous share & learn meeting. This worked out quite well for both parties. That is why a new visit was inevitable.
Like Medtronic, Cebiq attaches great value to sharing knowledge; on 1 March a new share & learn meeting took place on the BSSC. Janou van de Vorst (BSSC) led this meeting with an interactive explanation of the concept and working methods of the BSSC, and Cebiq's role in this. Medtronic presented, among other things, the results of research on the use of Jira software for supporting scrum and agile processes. Following this, there was a discussion about the use of Confluence as a counterpart to Sharepoint. The inspiring day was concluded and thoroughly evaluated over some refreshments.


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Jeneč is een Tsjechische gemeente in de regio Midden-Bohemen, en maakt deel uit van het district Praha-západ.
Jeneč telt 1 053 inwoners (2005).

Gemeente in Praha-západ

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


I've colored it with Inktense Pencils and Faber Castell Eco Pencils and I used, once again, the "no-line coloring" techinque.
I hope you enjoyed my card and that you'll join us in the fun. There are so many cute images for you to choose, so come and play with us ;) .
I have never seen your work until today. It is very beautiful! I hope I can learn many things from you.
Thank you so, so much, Mary! You are really sweet!
Very beautifully done with this little Wryn's girl Raluca! You mastered the 'no line' technique beautifully. I love your choice of fall colors too. The leaves are out of this world! Beautiful!
Thank you for your awesome and lovely comment! It really made my day!
Wonderful fall card! I love the colours and those leaves.
Thank you my dear crafty friend! I always enjoy reading your comments! They bring a smile on my face!


Beyond the Cave: Do Social Networks Stifle Innovation?
Do Social Networks Stifle Innovation?
It's traditionally accepted that radical innovation is more likely to occur under certain social scenarios - where young, undeveloped ideas are given time to grow and to be refined. It's thus believed that early sharing and the potential for early criticism of rough ideas may stop perfectly good radical innovation in its tracks - that social networks that support this instant criticism are bad for innovation. The August 1, 2009 issue of one of my favorite magazines, New Scientist, talks about this phenomenon and even goes so far as to recommend re-engineering of massively popular, Internet-based social networks - or even the prevention of potential innovators from using such instant-communication tools.
I'm not convinced that modern social networks need major change in order for groundbreaking inventions to occur. Building barriers to instant interaction might diminish some groupthink by protecting innovators, but it would also diminish the collective intelligence and communication that is enabled through new, digital social networks. I believe that the benefits of open and fast communication still significantly outweigh any pressures to conform. I also think that we've reached a level of Internet-diversity where radical thinking is near-equally supported and criticized by the masses - no matter how far-fetched the idea.
What do you want to eat today?
How do you spell that?


Amongst all the flower arranging (Ikebana), Japanese Foreign Policy studying, Business Japanese skills developing, Sumie (chinese Black ink) painting, Japanese Language learning and extra-curricular-socialising, I am currently occupying my time organising the party to end all parties!
Over the last 2 months my best friend George and I have gathered 7 different sponsors (two hair salons, a restaurant, a magazine, a concert venue, , organised the music, made tickets, negotiated the socks off the owner of the venue to get a really good deal, bought the champagne, and run around inviting all our friends to come to what should be an absolute spectacular! Its going to be for about 100 of our friends, lots of yummy food, all you can drink, fabulous music, amazing prizes (like a meal for two at a rather classy restaurant, hair straighteners, concert tickets etc etc) for the best dressed girl/guy, best hairdo and best dancer, and we even got a Japanese drag queen to come and make an appearance! We also managed to get ¥5000 haircut vouchers for everyone who comes, plus, a really well known magazine for our prefecture called SpyGirl is going to come and take photographs of the event and feature us on a whole page in glorious technicolour! So I am very very excited!
This is the first time that I have ever organised such a big event, and I'm definitely learning a lot… Its even more exciting doing it in a foreign country – something I never imagined I would be able to achieve! Hopefully it'll be alright on the night…! One week left to go and so much to organise!


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Policy Note
More resources for The Scottish Landfill Tax (Administration) Regulations 2015
This is the original PDF of the as made version that was used to publish the official printed copy. It therefore does not include any changes made by correction slips issued after it was published. Correction slips if issued will be listed separately under 'Associated Documents' and will have been applied to the HTML version viewable via the content tab.
Policy Note 53kB
Affecting The Scottish Landfill Tax (Administration) Regulations 2015
Made by The Scottish Landfill Tax (Administration) Regulations 2015 affecting other Legislation
More Scottish Statutory Instruments
More Scottish Statutory Instruments from 2015
Policy Note sets out a brief statement of the purpose of a Scottish Statutory Instrument and provides information about its policy objective and policy implications. They aim to make the Scottish Statutory Instrument accessible to readers who are not legally qualified and accompany any Scottish Statutory Instrument or Draft Scottish Statutory Instrument laid before the Scottish Parliament from July 2012 onwards. Prior to this date these type of notes existed as 'Executive Notes' and accompanied Scottish Statutory Instruments from July 2005 until July 2012.


Our work with Indigenous Communities in North America is essential to our mission of building a more just and balanced world. Today we released a short video about this work, and we are deeply grateful to our partners, including the Seventh Generation Fund for Indigenous Peoples and The Hopi Foundation, for joining us and sharing their stories.
Supporting Indigenous Communities in North America from NoVo Foundation on Vimeo.


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ist eine kleine Siedlung im  der Region  auf der Südinsel von Neuseeland.

Namensherkunft
Der Bestandteil des Ortsnamens, der aus der maorischen Sprache stammt, bezieht sich auf das Wort , die essbaren Jungfische einiger Arten von Galaxien. Der englischsprachige Teil des Namens, "Junction", bezieht sich auf einen Abzweig von der Bahnstrecke Stillwater–Ngākawau, die durch den Ort führt, und hier einen Anschluss nach Nelson erhalten sollte. Diese Bahnstrecke wurde aber nie gebaut. Früher war   als  bekannt.

Geographie
Die Siedlung liegt an der Mündung des   in den , 34 km nördlich von  und 46 km südöstlich von .  liegt 52 km östlich.

Bevölkerung
Zum Zensus des Jahres 2013 zählte der Ort 144 Einwohner, 10,4 % weniger als zur Volkszählung im Jahr 2006.

Wirtschaft
Die Haupterwerbszweige sind Forstwirtschaft, Kohleabbau, Farmwirtschaft und Sägewerke. Der Ort besitzt Läden, eine Feuerwehr und ein Erdbebenmuseum. Südlich von  findet auf einem Privatgelände zum Jahreswechsel das zweitägige Musikfestival " " statt, das von etwa 5000 Gästen besucht wird. Ein kleineres eintägiges Festival "" findet zu Ostern statt.

Inangahua-Erdbeben

Am 24. Mai 1968 um 5:24 Uhr wurde die Siedlung von einem schweren Erdbeben der Stärke 7,1 MW erschüttert, das u. a. zahlreiche Erdrutsche verursachte. Die Bevölkerung wurde zeitweilig evakuiert. Drei Menschen kamen ums Leben, weitere drei starben beim Absturz eines Hubschraubers bei der Evakuierung.

Infrastruktur

Straßenverkehr
Der Ort liegt am Abzweig des  vom .

Schienenverkehr
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Trump predicts smooth path to confirmation for attorney general pick at law enforcement conference
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WATCH Trump confirms nominees for attorney general, UN ambassador
In an address to a gathering of hundreds of law enforcement officials and prosecutors in Kansas City, Missouri, on Friday, President Trump predicted his pick for attorney general, William Barr, will face a smooth road to confirmation and receive "overwhelming bipartisan support."
"He demonstrated an unwavering adherence to the rule of law, which the people in this room like to hear," Trump told attendees of the National Safe Neighborhoods Project conference, speaking of Barr's previous tenure as attorney general during the George H.W. Bush administration. "There's no one more capable or more qualified for this role. He deserves overwhelming bipartisan support and I suspect he'll probably get it."
The president's remarks follow his announcement earlier Friday morning at the White House that he was tapping Barr to return to his position overseeing the Justice Department.
(MORE: Trump announces he'll nominate William Barr as next attorney general)
Barr's nomination comes amid controversy over Trump's appointment of Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney general following the departure of Jeff Sessions. Trump had repeatedly expressed exasperation over his failure to reign in Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
Speaking to the conference as President Trump landed in Kansas City on board Air Force One, former attorney general John Ashcroft praised the choice of Barr but also lauded Sessions for reviving the Project Safe Neighborhoods program during his time as attorney general. The PSF program was first created under former President George W. Bush in 2001 at the start of Ashcroft's tenure.
Whitaker addressed the conference Thursday, but in line with his public comments since taking his position, he made no reference to criticisms leveled by Democratic lawmakers who have argued his appointment was illegal. He accompanied Trump on Air Force One Friday and delivered introductory remarks for the president at the conference, also praising Trump's selection of Barr.
"He's supremely qualified, highly respected and will continue to support the men and women in blue," Whitaker said. "I commend the president for this excellent choice."
(MORE: In speech to chiefs of police, Trump advocates 'stop and frisk' for Chicago)
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, at the meeting a day before, joked to the room that they should "let the president know that his favorite deputy attorney general was here," seeming to allude to the very public criticisms Trump has directed his way in recent weeks.
The president as recently as Friday morning tweeted an attack on Rosenstein, asking whether he was "totally conflicted" in originally overseeing the Mueller probe considering his role in drafting a memo that was used by the White House to justify Trump's firing of former FBI director James Comey.
....Foundation be listed at the top of the Report? Will the scathing document written about Lyin' James Comey, by the man in charge of the case, Rod Rosenstein (who also signed the FISA Warrant), be a big part of the Report? Isn't Rod therefore totally conflicted? Will all of....
Trump praises new AG pick at law enforcement conference
+Trump announces he'll nominate William Barr as next attorney general
+Trump advocates for 'stop and frisk' to 'straighten out' Chicago


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Koji Arima to be Elected DENSO President in June
Feb 03 | 2015
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KARIYA (Japan) – DENSO Corp. today announced plans to elect Koji Arima as new president and CEO after the annual shareholders meeting in June. Current President and CEO Nobuaki Katoh will be promoted to chairman.
"I am both honored and determined to lead DENSO to further success as we continue to focus on developing world-first technologies, innovations in manufacturing, and true globalization," Arima said. "I am dedicated to meeting the needs of our current and future customers, as well as fostering a sense of community and collaboration among DENSO's 140,000 global employees."
Arima joined DENSO in 1981, after earning a bachelor's degree in Engineering from Kyoto University in Kyoto, Japan. He currently serves as senior executive director of DENSO's Manufacturing Innovation Center.
Before assuming leadership of the Manufacturing Innovation Center, Arima's assignments included serving as president of DENSO Manufacturing Italia and as executive director of DENSO's Engine Electrical Systems Business Unit. Additional overseas experience included a stint at DENSO Manufacturing Tennessee in Maryville, Tennessee.
Katoh has served as DENSO's president and CEO since June 2008. Katoh led DENSO through the economic recession that followed the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy and the instability caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake, focusing on sustainable growth and increasing localization.
"It has been my honor and pleasure to serve as DENSO's president for the past seven years," said Katoh. "Arima has the qualities DENSO needs to stay competitive in the rapidly changing global business environment—a clear vision for the future, strong leadership and global experience, and broad business perspective."
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DENSO Corp., headquartered in Kariya, Aichi prefecture, Japan, is a leading global automotive supplier of advanced technology, systems and components in the areas of thermal, powertrain control, electronics and information and safety. Its customers include all the world's major carmakers. Worldwide, the company has more than 200 subsidiaries and affiliates in 38 countries and regions and employs nearly 140,000 people. Consolidated global sales for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2014, totaled US$39.8 billion. Last fiscal year, DENSO spent 9.0 percent of its global consolidated sales on research and development. DENSO common stock is traded on the Tokyo and Nagoya stock exchanges. For more information, go to www.globaldenso.com, or visit our media website at www.densomediacenter.com.
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India planning another military aggression: FM
MULTAN: Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said on Sunday the government had reliable intelligence that India was planning to carry out aggression against the motherland between April 16 and 20.
Talking to reporters here, Qureshi said the ambassadors of the permanent members of the UN Security Council in Islamabad had already been informed about "the plan" two days ago. "We have reliable intelligence that India has made a new scheme and the planning is under way and there are chances of another aggression against Pakistan and according to our information this action can take place between April 16 and 20," he said.
"I am saying it with responsibility and I have a responsible position, I know each word I say would make headlines in the international press," he said, stressing the reliability of his statement. He said the planned aggression was aimed at "increasing diplomatic pressure against Pakistan".
Qureshi said Pakistan was ready to defend against India's misadventure. As per the wishes of the nation and international laws, Pakistan would respond effectively, he added. Following the Pulwama incident, he said the Narendra Modi (Indian prime minister) government created war hysteria and put regional peace in jeopardy for his political gains.
Qureshi said Pakistan always behaved as a responsible state but India's behaviour had always been irresponsible. He said recently Modi chaired a meeting of cabinet committee on security in which the heads of Indian forces sought permission for aggression against Pakistan and Modi gave them a freehand.
He said Pakistan was drawing world attention towards the expected aggression, as India could attack military targets. India could stage a Pulwama-like incident again to justify its misadvanture against Pakistan, he added. The foreign minister said Pakistan wanted the international community to take notice of India's irresponsible attitude and restrain it from damaging regional peace.
Qureshi said when India violated the Line of Control (LoC) and Pakistani air space, the world community remained silent. He said the international community should not be a silent spectator rather it should play role for maintaining peace in the region.
The foreign minister said Indian atrocities on innocent Kashmiris in Indian occupied Kashmir had also increased. He reiterated Pakistan had always supported peaceful struggle of the people of Indian held Kashmir and it would continue to extend moral and diplomatic support.
Qureshi observed India made three claims related to surgical strike including targeting of three terrorists camps, killing 350 terrorists, and shooting down F-16 plane of Pakistan and all proved baseless as international community, including America, had rejected those claims.
The foreign minister, however, hinted at the new planning of Indian attack, saying it could be dangerous for the region. He said Pakistan had released Indian pilot as a goodwill gesture for regional peace as it wanted to de-escalate the situation.
Despite the Indian aggression, he said, Pakistan sent its delegation for dialogue to frame terms and conditions for the opening of Kartarpur corridor. The second phase of the dialogue was scheduled for April 2 at Wagah border but India denied those talks, he said.
Despite all those steps, Pakistan once again decided to release 360 Indian prisoners as a peace gesture, Qureshi said, and added Pakistan wanted the international community to acknowledge who was endeavouring for peace and who was putting it in jeopardy.
He said Pakistan always wished for peace and it would continue the same spirit in future. Talks were the only way forward to settle Kashmir dispute and other issues between the two nuclear states.
Responding to a query, the foreign minister categorically, stated Pakistan reserved the right to safeguard its frontiers. The morale of Pakistan armed forces and masses was very high and they were united against any sort of aggression.
Responding to another question, Qureshi said the government and opposition were on the same page on national security. He, however, added opposition had right for political protests.
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Apprenticeships boost for city
Employers in Brighton & Hove can now bid for funding allocated to the council to boost take-up of apprenticeships in the city.
Following government reforms of the national funding system, councils are now allowed to transfer their apprenticeship levy funds to other organisations.
For Brighton & Hove this means funding will be available to support employers to take on new apprentices and develop existing employees.
The council's apprenticeships team will allocate the funding based on the bids received twice a year. The deadline for applying for the next round of funding is the end of March.
Eligible employers will fall into one of the following categories:
•	Businesses and other organisations
•	The voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector
•	Schools in the city that do not pay into the council's apprenticeship levy.
Employers who apply for apprenticeship funding will be expected to actively support the aims of Brighton & Hove's City Employment & Skills Plan.
The council is committed to working in partnership with local employers to boost take-up.
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Breathitt County students get to shop for back-to-school supplies
By: Rachel Richardson
JACKSON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Students from Breathitt County Schools were at the Jackson Walmart today picking out some styles for heading back to school.
Some kids couldn't hold back their excitement. Last month's floods took so many family homes, leaving many with nothing.
These students' teachers said it's nice to see them smile.
"This is just an excellent opportunity for them to get out, express themselves, and take back some control over their lives. You know, have some happiness, have some time with familiar faces, and just be a kid you know," Marie Roberts Elementary teacher Tosha Allen said.
Another Marie Roberts teacher, Fannie Hall, said, "It's been really rewarding to see the kids get to relax and enjoy getting some things ready for school to start back."
The Craft Foundation — that's Ambassador Kelly Craft and Joe Craft — spearheaded today's event. Volunteers from the K-Club were also out helping students shop. Each student got at least $250 to spend. School officials say today was about bringing students and families joy.
"We have been blessed today and a lot of smiles on their faces, from bicycles to some TVs to school clothes — it's just very humbling and we're very blessed," said Breathitt County Schools Superintendent Phillip Watts.
There are about 100 Breathitt County students that were expected out here today — and district leaders tell us that it's all about giving students a sense of normalcy before they head back to the classrooms.
"They're resilient and they're children and so they need to have that normalcy — and you know I have to tell you what very touching it is the kids are so thankful and so happy," said Craft.
Craft, a former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, told me this event is another reminder of how much Kentuckians show up for one another — and a reminder of the reward of giving back.
"I'm thankful, I'm grateful that Joe and I have this opportunity to give back and you know that hundreds and thousands actually of Kentuckians have joined us in giving back as well as people all throughout the United States," said Craft.
Breathitt County's superintendent says this event was just the beginning of what he hopes this school year will be.
"The biggest thing is we just want to see kids coming back into the building, seeing their friends, being able to talk, communicate, smile — and enjoy the start of the school year," said Watts.
After a delay because of the floods, Breathitt County's district will begin classes this coming Monday. School officials tell us that after a traumatic summer, they hope school will be a space where students can feel safe.


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What is offensive about swearing
Public lecture hosted by the Royal Institute of Philosophy branch at Oxford Brookes University
Blackwell's Bookshop Oxford
What is offensive about swearing? with speaker Dr Rebecca Roache, Royal Holloway, University of London
A public lecture hosted by the Royal Institute of Philosophy branch at Oxford Brookes University
Dr Rebecca Roache is a Lecturer in Philosophy at Royal Holloway, University of London. Her research interests include philosophy of mind, philosophy of psychiatry, applied ethics, and metaphysics.
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This study proposes to investigate the vertical and sexual HTLV-1 transmission rate in a coorte followed up in São Paulo, Brazil. The latter 173 HTLV-1-infected patients were selected until july 2014 (27.2% of 636 HTLV-1-infected individuals). Data were recorded using RedCap (Research Electronic Data Capture), transported to SPSS – Statistical Package for Social Sciences (v 20) and subjected to statistical analysis. To compare results between groups, one-way analysis of variance (one-way ANOVA test) was used. The vertical transmission rate found among 73 individuals born to HTLV-1-positive mothers was 6.8%. HTLV-1 concordant couples were compared to HTLV-1 discordant couples. Those coinfected with HIV were excluded from the sample. Among 91 individuals with stable partnership and without HIV, 49% did not know about the current partner serology: 39% of wives and 54.5% of husbands have not been tested. The horizontal transmission rate of HTLV-1 among those tested couples was 55.3%. Among men 68.2% of its wives were seropositive for HTLV-1, while among women 44.0% of its husbands were seropositive. HTLV-1 concordant couples (cases, n=6) were also compared to HTLV-1 discordant couples (controls, n=14), with respect to HTLV-1 proviral load. Those without HTLV-1 proviral load were excluded. In turn, the control group was subdivided into two subgroups: discordant couples with male index partner (n=5) and discordant couples with female index partner (n=9). Because of the impossibility of defining whether sexual transmission had occurred from man to woman or woman to man, for group 1 (concordant couples) we chose to use the average of the proviral loads of both partners in this group. Serodiscordant couples showed higher mean proviral loads (670 ±515 cópias/104 peripheral blood mononuclear cell (PBMC)) compared with serodiscordant couples (282 ± 293 cópias/104 PBMC) (p=0.045), probably associated with increased genital shedding of this virus and resulting increased risk of sexual transmission.


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CT Theater Review: Because of Winn Dixie at Goodspeed
Bowdie and Josie Todd with the cast of Goodspeed Musicals' Because of Winn Dixie, extended through Sept. 5 at The Goodspeed. Photo by Diane Sobolewski.
Because of Winn Dixie
Book and Lyrics by: Nell Benjamin, based on the Novel by: Kate DiCamillo
Music by: Duncan Sheik
Choreographer: Chris Bailey
Animal Direction: William Berloni
Director: John Rando
Because of Winn Dixie at Connecticut's Goodspeed Opera House restores our faith in a wholesome, fun, moving story as a viable theater offering. Can I get an "awooo!"?
This charmer, with music by Duncan Sheik (Spring Awakening) a book by Nell Benjamin (Legally Blonde, Mean Girls), based on the popular young people's novel by Kate DiCamillo is full of kids, a dog, faith, laughter, friendship and second chances. What's not to love? Especially when you see the tons of kids in the audience. In a climate where most new theater offerings (and updated revivals) feel the need to push every political and social agenda to be "woke" and justified in the "me-too" environment, it is doggone refreshing (sorry, couldn't resist) to enjoy one that focuses on everyday people with everyday issues in a positive, uplifting way. After all, when times are trying, theater should be a happy release some of the time.
And that is just what Because of Winn Dixie is. It follows the story of 13-year-old Opal (Josie Todd), who moves to a trailer park with her preacher father (J. Robert Spencer) when her mother leaves them. The preacher has no trouble speaking in front of his new congregation, but communicating with his daughter is tougher as he won't discuss their recent loss. Opal overcomes her loneliness by saving a stray she names after the local grocery store. "Winn Dixie" (Bowdie, trained by Connecticut's Tony-Award-winning animal trainer William Berloni) becomes her constant companion and the dog wins the hearts of the congregation and community members.
The Dewberry boys, Dunlap and Stevie (Jamie Mann and Jay Hendrix) and their single mom, Jeanne (Kacie Sheik -- yes, she is Duncan's half sister), who starts spending time with the preacher, much to Opal's disapproval
Slow-witted Callie and Jiggs Thomas (Crystal Kellogg and Brian Michael Hoffman) and their little peanut of a daughter, Sweetie Pie (Sophia Massa), for whom they want a better life.
Millie and Carl Wilkinson (Nicole Powell and John Edwards), who are grieving over the death of their son and who don't know how to communicate with their bookworm daughter, Amanda (Chloë Cheers), whom Opal doesn't like at all.
Otis (David Poe) , a guitar-playing pet store owner who is treated as an outsider in town because of his prison record.
Librarian Fanny Block (Isabel Keating (Franny Block)) who entertains the kids with her story times.
Gloria Dump (Roz Ryan ) the witch who lives in the woods and encourages the kids to add their deepest thoughts and wishes to pages storesd in the bottles hanging from her trees and representing her drinking days of past.
All of the characters are dealing with loss of some kind and the feeling that they don't fit in. Winn Dixie changes all of that, breathes some new life into them and unites them all when he disappears during a terrible storm (Lighting and Sound Design by Jeff Croiter and Jay Hilton, respectively.) Choreographer Chris Bailey wisely keeps movement on the subtle side and coordinates nicely so the storytelling isn't overshadowed.
Even if the story weren't engaging, the show would be a hit just because of Winn Dixie, or Bowdie, rather. The pooch, described as a mix between a poodle and something larger, receives applause on entrance (the audience is shocked by his large size) and delights as he hits all of his marks and cues perfectly. There were a lot of "awwwww"s from the audience and even more smiles throughout the production. Here's hoping this musical ends up on Broadway and tours for a long time around a country in need of some "aaaaw" and smiles.
A few things need to happen before that can happen. While there are some nice ballads and an opportunity for Ryan to show her vocal talents -- her "Bottle Tree Blues" is one of the more entertaining numbers -- Sheik's score needs a boost. The openings of both acts are pretty weak and a number of songs seems to offers tunes that sit on the same few notes (and even still, some of them proved a stretch for some of the younger vocalists). It's a new type of musical for the composer of Spring Awakening and American Psycho, but he's up to the challenge.
Donyale Werle's sets are simple, with easy changes between the church, the library, the trailer and other locales. Lighting needs some tweaking, however as there are some awful glares and color and scene changes are telegraphed.
But if anyone can bring it together, it's Director John Rando, who has helmed another family-friendly musical on Broadway, A Christmas Story: The Musical. (He won the Tony for Urinetown). This one is worth tweaking. Kids love DiCamillo's book and the movie on which it was based. The stage musical seems the next natural incarnation of the story and can entertain audiences for years, just like that other wholesome musical starring a dog -- also trained by Berloni -- Annie.
The run has been extended through Se[t. 5 at Goodspeed, 6 Main St., East Haddam, CT. Performances are Wednesday at 2 and 7:30 pm; Thursday at 7:30 pm (with select performances at 2); Friday at 8 pm; Saturday at 3 and 8 pm and Sunday at 2 pm (with select performances at 6:30). Tickets: 860-873-8668; goodspeed.org
Costumer Designer: Emily Rebholz; Wig and Hair Designer, Mark Adam Rampmeyer; Music Supervisor / Orchestrator, Jason Hart; Music Director, Adam Souza
Additional casting: Ryan Halsaver (Townsperson); Mackenzie Warren (Townsperson)
Open Caption Performance: Friday, July 26, 8 pm. Open-captioning is a service that displays the text of a show simultaneously with the performance without the use of any special equipment by the patron. The words are displayed on a 4-foot by 1-foot LCD screen located near the edge of the stage and are thus "open" to anyone within view.
Donna Walker-Kuhne Receives LPTW's First Rachel Crothers Leadership Award
LaChanze, André DeShields and Donna Walker-Kuhne.
Photo: Valerie Terranova Photography
Marketer and Audience Developer Donna Walker-Kuhne received the first Rachel Crothers Leadership Award on June 27, presented by the League of Professional Theatre Women at an inaugural luncheon at Sardi's hosted by André DeShields.
Pop singer and Broadway star LaChanze (currently Off-Broadway in The Secret Life of Bees) performed "Feeling Good," accompanied by Marco Pagula on piano.
An award-winning marketing consultant, Walker-Kuhne is the founder of Walker International Communications Group, a boutique marketing, press and audience development agency. She is recognized as one of the country's foremost experts in audience development and she and her team specialize in multicultural marketing, group sales, multicultural press and promotional events.
The leadership award is named in honor of playwright Rachel Crothers, (Susan and God; The Three of Us) who was a champion of women's rights before women could vote. She worked to help those serving on the front during World War I and II and founded an organization that later went on to become the American Theatre Wing, which partners with the Broadway League, to present the annual Tony Awards, honoring Broadway's best each season.
The League of Professional Theatre Women will present the newly established Crothers leadership award to a theater woman "who has distinguished herself in exemplary service and sacrifice for a common cause—a cause which leaves our society and the world a little better than the way we found it."
"We are very excited by the opportunity the League has now to award a theater woman who brings her gifts and talents to bear in addressing a national or local cause or issue affecting our fellow citizens and everyday Americans," said Yvette Heyliger, co-vice president of programming at LPTW.
The award was presented by Playwright Rehana Lew Mirza (Barriers). In addition, Marvin Lowe, a soloist with the Harlem Gospel Singers, presented "Siyahamba," a South African welcome song, and longtime LPTW member Zoe Coralink Kaplan and DeShields reminded the crowd that Crothers made famous the quote about a woman's place being in the house -- and the Senate!
Walker-Kuhne expressed her appreciation by acknowledging and thanking her mentors who taught her along the way and opened doors. Among them were famed director George C Wolfe and Arthur Mitchell, founder of the Dance Theatre of Harlem, who in 1985, while touring around the country, asked the question. "Where are the Black people?"
"That questioned launched my career in audience development and community engagement," Walker-Kuhne said.
Walker-Kuhne said she loves teaching and providing tools and support for the next generation of arts administrators. She challenged those coming up to "shake up society and revitalize the whole world. Create a winning life and through your art, inspire the world, inspire all of us to be our best. Advance like young lions—be ferocious, tenacious, innovative and warm-hearted."
DeSheilds, currently starring on Broadway in Hadestown, entertained the luncheon attendees with political comments, prayers and some of his popular snippets of advice:
"Don't give up, in or over. Stay on the path until you win," he said.
For more information of the League of Professional Theatre Women, visit theatrewomen.org.
A New Path
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If you experience vertigo, the sensation that you or your surroundings are moving and spinning, you may have a problem with the part of your inner ear that maintains balance.
Vertigo is a symptom of an underlying medical condition and not an ailment in itself. Neither is it associated with a fear of heights – the medical term for the dizziness experienced while looking down from a height is acrophobia.
In this condition, calcium carbonate particles break off from the lining of the inner ear and enter its canals. Sudden head movements can cause these particles to move in the fluid in the canal, which can produce a spinning sensation or vertigo.
BPPV usually affects individuals over the age of 50 and can develop after an ear infection, ear surgery, a head injury, and prolonged bed rest. In addition to vertigo, sufferers of BPPV may experience loss of balance, nausea and vomiting, headache, jerky eye movements, sweating, ringing in the ears, and hearing loss. BPPV symptoms may vary in duration from a few minutes to a few hours.
How is vertigo diagnosed and treated?
Consult your GP if you experience sudden, severe, prolonged or frequent bouts of vertigo. Your GP is likely to carry out a physical examination and may advise further tests.
Treatment depends on the cause of the vertigo and its severity. Physiotherapy exercises such as vestibular rehabilitation training (VRT) may be prescribed for the treatment of labyrinthitis-associated vertigo while the Epley manoeuvre can help with BPPV. Vertigo associated with vestibular neuronitis, usually caused by a viral infection, may improve on its own with rest.
You will need emergency medical treatment if your vertigo is accompanied by severe headache, fever, loss of vision, difficulty with speech, difficulty walking, and weakness in the legs and arms.
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This weeks free texture features chipped paint on metal. This image is perfect for photo editing, ageing artwork or as the background to a web page. Furthermore, no attribution is required. Use it as you like.
Download the full sized freebie file below.
High resolution photos are great to use as textures with graphics software.
The image can be used as is, however converting it into black and white in Photoshop can also be useful.
Drag the image into your canvas or artboard. Next, play with different blending modes and opacities. Depending on the image, good blending modes for distressing artwork are Multiply, Overlay and Screen. In addition, several layers of textures with different blending modes can be built up. Layer masks can also be used. You can also lessen the intensity of the texture if desired.
More free textures will be uploaded over the coming weeks. A DSLR Camera was used to capture the images. Furthermore, these free photoshop textures are given in the highest resolution available. Look out for free PS textures of wood, metal, concrete and marble. In addition to decollage textures, brickwork and old paper.


Scott Solberg is one of the founding partners of Eimer Stahl LLP and co- lead of the firm's Commercial Litigation section. His practice involves complex commercial litigation and counseling across diverse subject matters, including antitrust/competition law, commercial torts, contracts, securities litigation, products liability, and intellectual property litigation. Scott has represented corporate clients in a variety of industries including oil refining and marketing, chemical manufacturing, engineering, consumer electronics, health insurance and agricultural cooperative/food products. In addition to traditional federal and state court litigation and arbitration proceedings, Scott also represents and counsels clients in connection with grand jury investigations and other government investigations of antitrust, securities and other business matters, as well as internal investigations of various business practices. Before co-founding Eimer Stahl in July 2000, Scott was a partner in Sidley Austin's Chicago office.
Obtaining dismissal with prejudice for Union Carbide Corporation against illegal dividend and unjust enrichment claims brought by its former subsidiary, Ucar Carbon Company, seeking in excess of $300 million in allegedly illegal dividends paid by the plaintiff to Union Carbide (Ucar v. Union Carbide).
Defeating class certification in a federal antitrust class action lawsuit brought by direct purchasers of plastics additives (In re Plastics Additives Antitrust Litigation).
Defending Land O'Lakes, Inc. in direct and indirect purchaser class action lawsuits alleging an industry-wide conspiracy to reduce the supply of raw milk (Edwards v. NMPF, et al. and First Impressions v. NMPF, et al.; Winn-Dixie v. NMPF, et al.).
Standard Iron Works v. Arcelor Mittal, et al.).Representing a Fortune 50 company in a technology licensing dispute before an International Chamber of Commerce arbitration panel in Hong Kong.
Representing a major healthcare insurer in cost recovery actions against health care providers for fraudulent or otherwise illicit practices.
Obtaining summary judgment for an oil refiner in a series of lawsuits brought by terminated franchised distributors and dealers, including a purported class action seeking in excess of $200 million in damages allegedly caused by the refiner's decision to stop marketing gasoline under the "Union 76" brand (Draeger v. Uno-Ven and Stop-n-Go v. Uno-Ven).
Lead trial lawyer for CITGO Petroleum Corporation in a two-week jury trial of a personal injury lawsuit arising out of a chemical release at one of its refineries, with the jury awarding only nominal damages despite liability, injury and causation being determined prior to trial.
Representing an oil refiner in numerous trademark infringement actions against resellers of lubricants, gasoline and/or other petroleum products for passing off products from other sources under the refiner's brand and trademarks.
Representing various defendants, including Corn Products Corporation, Andersen LLP, and Hollinger Inc., in federal securities fraud class actions and related shareholder derivative lawsuits.
Representing corporations, accounting firms and individuals in connection with grand jury investigations and related investigations by the Department of Justice and/or the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Pro bono representation of the City of Chicago, and later the National League of Cities as amici curiae, in a lawsuit brought by the City against manufacturers and distributors of assault weapons.
Scott serves on the board of Metropolitan Family Services and the Legal Aid Society of Chicago. Scott has received the highest peer ranking by Martindale, and is also recognized in Best Lawyers and Super Lawyers.
Investigation of Gasoline Pricing, United States Senate, Washington, D.C.
Securities and Exchange Commission Investigation of Nicor, Inc.
Securities and Exchange Commission Investigation of Nicor Energy, Inc.
Securities and Exchange Commission Investigation of Hollinger Inc.
Scott Solberg quoted in Bloomberg Big Law Business article, "DOJ Interest in Wine, Opioids Casts Shadow Over Class Suits"
Scott Solberg quoted in Global Competition Review article, "Lawyers Doubt AT&T Lawsuit Marks Vertical Merger Policy Shift"
Scott Solberg quoted in Los Angeles Times article, "Justice Department Sues to Block AT&T's Purchase of Time Warner, Which Vows a Fight"
Scott Solberg quoted in National Law Journal article, "Access to Plaintiff-Friendly Jurisdictions Constrained in 'Game-Changing' SCOTUS Ruling"


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'Women Designing Modernity'
Arnold, R., 2010, The Fashion History Reader. Riello, G. & McNeill, P. (eds.). London & New York: Routledge, p. 492-494
'Yayoi Kusama: Without Beginning, Middle, or End'
Applin, J., 2017, Traumata. Baker, E. (ed.). London: Sothebys, p. 66-80
'Zaccaria Sagredo'
Gottardo, K., 2009, l Collezionismo d'arte a Venezia. Il Settecento.. Borean, L. & Mason, S. (eds.). Venice, p. 298-299
''Conquest, usurpation, wealth, luxury, famine': Mortimer's Banditti and the Anxieties of Empire'
Solkin, D., 2006, Art and the British Empire. Barringer, T., Quilley, G. & Fordham, D. (eds.). Manchester : Manchester University Press, p. 120-138
''Filles d'Albion: Greer, la Sexualité le Sexe et les 'Sixties''
Wilson, S., 1996, Les Années Utopies: France et Grande-Bretagne 1962-1973. Paris: Musée d'histoire contemporaine, p. 74-85
''He said he held it very low': Turner and Contemporary French Landscape Painting in 1802'
Solkin, D. & Faroult, G., 2009, Turner and the Masters. London: Tate Publishing, p. 87-98
'"A Production Line of Destruction": Parts of a Conversation between Michael Landy and Julian Stallabrass'
Stallabrass, J., 2001, Michael Landy / Breakdown. Artangel, p. 107-116
'"Not Material Enough for the Age": PreRaphaelite Words and Images'
Peters Corbett, D., 2009, Writing the Pre-Raphaelites: The Textual Formation of a Victorian Avant-Garde. Barringer, T. & Giebelhausen, M. (eds.). London: Ashgate Publishing Ltd.
'"Sometimes the Truth is Wicked": Fashion, Violence and Obsession in Leave Her to Heaven'
Arnold, R. & Garvey, A., 2008, If Looks Could Kill: Cinematic Images of Fashion and Violence. Uhlirova, M. (ed.). Koenig/Fashion in Film Festival, p. 158-163
'"Very Stupid Stuff": Making Sense of Adolf Wölfli'
Parkinson, G., 2007, Creativity, Madness and Civilisation . Pine, R. (ed.). Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars, p. 235-263
'"De Wisselaer": Quentin Matsys's Man weighing gold and his wife, 1514′
Woodall, J., 2014, Trading Values in Early Modern Antwerp: Nederlands Kunsthistorisch Jaarbeod . Brill, Vol. 64.
Chapter (peer-reviewed)
Aligning New Histories of Southeast Asian Art
Scott, P., Low, Y., Abdullah, S. & Whiteman, S., 2018, Ambitious Alignments: New Histories of Southeast Asian Art . National Gallery Singapore and Power Publications, p. 1-12
Art and the Condition of Criticism'
Stallabrass, J., 2022, (Submitted) Praktiken der Kritik. Lochler, H., Marchal, S. & Söntgen, B. (eds.). Munich: Edition Metzel/Verlag Silke Schreiber
Becoming Picasso:Paris 1901 A technical study of Girl with a Dove
Burnstock, A., Wright, B. & van den Berg, K. J., 2016, Painting Techniques History, Material and Studio Practice . Wallert, A. (ed.). Amsterdam: Rijksmuseum Publications Department, p. 250-257 7 p.
Brothers-in-law of the brush: The domestic dramas of Edouard Vuillard and Ker-Xavier Roussel
Sloan, R., 2022, Male Bonds in Nineteenth-Century Art. Dekeukeleire, T., De Smaele, H. & Sterckx, M. (eds.). Leuven: Leuven University Press, p. 67-82
'Building for the Shah: The Role of Mirza Muhammad Taqi in Safavid Royal Patronage of Architecture'
Babaie, S., 2002, Safavid Art and Architecture. Canby, S. (ed.). London: The British Museum, p. 20-27
'Building on the Past: The Shaping of Safavid Architecture, 1501-76'
Babaie, S., 2003, Hunt for Paradise: Court Arts of Iran, 1501-76. London and New York: The British Museum and The Asia Society, p. 20-27
Challenges in Research:Connecting scientific anaysis with conservation practice
Burnstock, A., van der Berg, K. J., Lee, J. & Ormsby, B., 2020, Conservation of Modern Oil Paintings. Springer Nature Switzerland AG, p. 1-9 9 p.
'Chasing After the Muhandis: Visual Articulations of the Architect and Architectural Historiography'
Babaie, S., Oct 2017, Affect, Emotion, and Subjectivity in Early Modern Muslim Empires: New Studies in Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal Art and Culture. Rizvi, K. (ed.). Brill, p. 21-44
Connective Landscapes: Mobilizing Space in the Transcultural Early Modern
Whiteman, S., Sep 15 2021, (Accepted/In press) Landscape and Authority in the Early Modern World. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press
Defining the origins and characteristics of Anglo-Netherlandish and native workshop practices in late Elizabethan early Jacobean England
Rae, C. & Burnstock, A., 2016, Painting Techniques History, Material and Studio Practice. Wallert, A. (ed.). Amsterdam: Rijksmuseum Publications Department, p. 102-108 6 p.
'Delicate displays: on a Safavid ceramic bottle at the Museum of the Cairo University'
Babaie, S., 2013, Ferdowsi, The Mongols and Iranian History. Hillenbrand, R., Peacock, A. C. S. & Abdullaeva, F. (eds.). I.B. Tauris, p. 375-80
Die Vielfalt in der Einheit
Gottschaller, P., 2009, Palermo. To the People of New York City. Cooke, L. & Kelly, K. (eds.). Duesseldorf: Richter Verlag, p. 132-143
Energy, Legibility, Purity: Color in Argentine Concrete Art
Alonso, I., Gottschaller, P., Marsh, C. C., Perchuk, A. & Lee, L., 2021, Purity Is a Myth: The Materiality of Concrete Art from Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay. Gilbert, Z., Gottschaller, P., Learner, T. & Perchuk, A. (eds.). Los Angeles: Getty Publications, p. 125-146
'Erwin Panofsky's Tomb Sculpture: Creating the Monument'
Nash, S., 2016, Revisiting The Monument: Fifty Years since Panofsky's Tomb Sculpture. Courtauld Books Online: Research Forum of The Courtauld Institute of Art, p. 16-28
Floating Time and Shifting Contexts: Printmaking in Twentieth Century China
Whiteman, S., 2016, Floating Time: Chinese Prints, 1954-2002. Whiteman, S. (ed.). Sydney: Power Publications
'From Monuments to Fast Cars: aspects of Cold War art, 1946-57'
Wilson, S., 2008, Cold War Modern. London: Victoria and Albert Museum, p. 26-32
From the streets to the canvas: On the use of bituminous asphalt in early Soviet constructivist paintings
Kokkori, M., Boon, J., Burnstock, A., McGlinchey, C. & Mandt, P., 2016, Painting Techniques History, Material and Studio Practice . Wallert, A. (ed.). Amsterdam: Rijksmuseum Publications Department, p. 280-287 6 p.
'Frontiers of visual taboo: painted 'indecencies' in Isfahan.'
Babaie, S., 2013, Eros and Sexuality in Islamic Art. Leoni, F. & Natif, M. (eds.). Ashgate Publishing Ltd., p. 131-56
'Geographies of the 'Beyond''
Babaie, S., 2017, Slavs and Tatars. Larios, P. (ed.). Warsaw and London, p. 84-89
Hermelindo Fiaminghi's Quadrature of the Circle between 1954 and 1959: From Concrete Enamel to Giotto's Tempera
Gottschaller, P., Learner, T. & Mazurek, J., 2021, Purity Is a Myth: The Materiality of Concrete Art from Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay. Gilbert, Z., Gottschaller, P., Learner, T. & Perchuk, A. (eds.). Los Angeles: Getty Publications, p. 105-123
Il mito del Vinavil
Gottschaller, P., 2010, Il confine evanescente. Arte Italiana 1960-2010. Guercio, G. & Mattirolo, A. (eds.). Milano: Mondadori Electa, p. 309-341
'International Relations at the Foksal Gallery'
Kemp-Welch, K., 2016, Galeria Foksal 1966-2016. Warsaw: Galeria Foskal
'In the Eye of the Storm: Visualizing the Qajar Axis of Kingship'
Babaie, S., 2006, Pearls from Water, Rubies from Stone: Studies in Islamic Art in Honor of Priscilla Soucek. 2 ed. Artibus Asiae (special volume), Vol. LXVI. p. 35-54
Introduction: From living presence to lively likeness - the Lives of ad vivum
Woodall, J. & Balfe, T., Jun 27 2019, Ad Vivum? Visual materials and the vocabulary of life-likeness in Europe before 1800. Balfe, T., Woodall, J. & Zittel, C. (eds.). Leiden: Brill, p. 1-43 43 p. (Intersections. Interdisciplinary studies in early modern culture; vol. 61).
'Istanbul, Isfahan, and Delhi: Imperial Designs and Urban Experiences in the Early Modern Era (1450-1650)'
Babaie, S. & Kafescioğlu, Ç., Aug 28 2017, A Companion to Islamic Art and Architecture: 'B. Early Modern Empires and their Neighbors (1450-1700)'. Flood, F. B. & Necipoglu, G. (eds.). Blackwell, Vol. II From the Mongols to Modernism. p. 846-873
Kangxi's Auspicious Empire: Rhetorics of Geographic Integration in the Early Qing
Whiteman, S., 2013, Chinese History in Geographical Perspective. Kyong-McClain, J. & Yongtao, D. (eds.). Lexington Books, p. 33-54
Landscape and Emperorship in the Connected Qing: Leng Mei's View of Rehe
Looking through the Glass, and What Fontana Found There
Gottschaller, P., 2019, Lucio Fontana: On The Threshold. Candela, I. (ed.). New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, p. 67-73
'Maestro di Figline/Maestro della Pietà Fogg, San Francesco e San Filippo'
Cannon, J., 2009, Giotto e il Trecento [Exhibition Catalogue]. Tomei, A. (ed.). Milan, p. 188-190
Making Concrete Art
Gottschaller, P., 2017, Making Art Concrete: Works from Argentina and Brazil in the Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros. Gottschaller, P., Gilbert, Z., Le Blanc, A., Learner, T. & Perchuk, A. (eds.). Los Angeles: Getty Publications, p. 24-59
Mirando a través del cristal, y lo que Fontana encontró allí
Gottschaller, P., 2019, Lucio Fontana: En el umbral. Candela, I. (ed.). Bilbao: Guggenheim Bilbao, p. 67-73
Monstrous Masculinity? Hendrick Goltzius's Great Hercules engraving 1589
Woodall, J., Jul 30 2020, The exemplary Hercules from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment and beyond. Stafford, E. & Mainz, V. (eds.). Leiden, p. 194-234 40 p. (Metaforms: Studies in the Reception of Classical Antiquity).
Nader Shah, the Delhi Loot, and the 18th-Century Exotics of Empire
Babaie, S., 2018, Crisis, Collapse, Militarism and Civil War: The History and Historiography of 18th Century Iran. Axworthy, M. (ed.). New York: Oxford University Press, p. 215-234
Nederlands Kunsthistorisch Jaarboek: Humans and other Animals
Woodall, J. (ed.), Jorink, E. (ed.) & Wouk, E. (ed.), Dec 8 2021, Nederlands Kunsthistorisch Jaarboek: Humans and other Animals. Leiden, Vol. 71.
Nineteenth Century Paint Media: the formulation and Properties of Megilps
Townsend, J., Carlyle, L., Burnstock, A., Odlyha, M. & Boon, J., 1998, Painting Techniques History, Materials and Studio Practice. Roy, A. & Smith, P. (eds.). London: International Institute for Conservation (IIC), p. 205-210 5 p.
Palermo at Work
Gottschaller, P., 2004, Modern Art, New Museums. London: International Institute for Conservation (IIC), p. 174-178
Patterned with Paper Pictures: The Print Room at Petworth House
Chadwick, E., Nov 20 2020, Collection and Display: The British Country House. Yale University Press for the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art
'Persisch-islamische Architektur'
Babaie, S., 2013, Handbuch der Iranistik. Paul, L. (ed.). Hamburg
'Qavam al-Din Shirazi'
Babaie, S., 2011, The Great Builders. Powell, K. (ed.). Thames and Hudson, p. 29-33


I'm one of those crazy lotion ladies. You know, the ones who have a bathroom closet full of various lotions that range from being full to half full. I tend to get bored with scents very easily, and I move on to the next new heavenly scent that catches my eye (or nose, in this case). Previously, I was obsessed with anything and everything strawberry. If it had strawberry in the lotion title, it was or still is in my bathroom closet. Currently, my favorite scent is lavender. It's so soothing and relaxing! I hope I don't grow tired of this lovely scent because it's aroma is simply perfect.
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use v5.20;
use warnings;
no warnings 'once';
use autodie;
use File::Slurp;
use Scalar::Util qw(blessed);
use Attean;
use Attean::RDF;
use Attean::SimpleQueryEvaluator;
use RDF::Query;
use Data::Dumper;
use Getopt::Long;
use Try::Tiny;
use Digest::SHA qw(sha1_hex);

if (scalar(@ARGV) < 1) {
	print STDERR <<"END";
Usage: $0 query.rq

Uses RDF::Query to parse the supplied SPARQL query consisting of a simple BGP,
canonicalizes the BGP and emits a new query including a hash key for the
canonicalized query form and projection back to the original variable names.

END
	exit;
}

my $verbose	= 0;
my $debug	= 0;
my $result	= GetOptions ("verbose" => \$verbose, "debug" => \$debug);

my $qfile	= shift;

$Error::TypeTiny::StackTrace	= 1;
try {
	warn "Parsing query...\n" if ($verbose);
	my $sparql	= read_file($qfile);
	my $query	= RDF::Query->new($sparql);
	unless ($query) {
		die RDF::Query->error;
	}
	my $p		= $query->pattern;

	warn "Translating query...\n" if ($verbose);
	my $a		= translate($p);
	if ($debug) {
		warn "Walking algebra:\n";
		$a->walk( prefix => sub { my $a = shift; warn "- $a\n" });
	}

	my ($bgp)	= @{ $a->children };
	die "Query must be a simple BGP" unless ($a->isa('Attean::Algebra::Project') and $bgp->isa('Attean::Algebra::BGP'));

	my ($canon, $mapping)	= $bgp->canonical_bgp_with_mapping();
	my $hash	= sha1_hex( join("\n", map { $_->tuples_string } (@{$canon->triples}) ) );
	my @proj	= sort map { sprintf("(?v_%03d AS $_)", $mapping->{$_}{id}) } grep { $mapping->{$_}{type} eq 'variable' } (keys %$mapping);
	say "# Hash key: $hash";
	say "SELECT " . join(' ', @proj) . " WHERE {";
	foreach my $t (@{$canon->triples}) {
		say "\t" . $t->tuples_string;
	}
	say "}";
} catch {
	my $exception	= $_;
	warn "Caught error: $exception";
	warn $exception->stack_trace;
};

sub translate {
	my $a	= shift;
	die "Not a reference? " . Dumper($a) unless blessed($a);
	if ($a->isa('RDF::Query::Algebra::Project')) {
		my $p	= $a->pattern;
		my $v	= $a->vars;
		my @vars	= map { variable($_->name) } @$v;
		return Attean::Algebra::Project->new(
			children	=> [ translate($p) ],
			variables	=> [ @vars ],
		);
	} elsif ($a->isa('RDF::Query::Algebra::GroupGraphPattern')) {
		my @p	= map { translate($_) } $a->patterns;
		if (scalar(@p) == 0) {
			return Attean::Algebra::BGP->new();
		} else {
			while (scalar(@p) > 1) {
				my ($l, $r)	= splice(@p, 0, 2);
				unshift(@p, Attean::Algebra::Join->new( children => [$l, $r] ));
			}
			return shift(@p);
		}
	} elsif ($a->isa('RDF::Query::Algebra::BasicGraphPattern')) {
		my @p	= map { translate($_) } $a->triples;
		return Attean::Algebra::BGP->new( triples => \@p );
	} elsif ($a->isa('RDF::Query::Algebra::Triple')) {
		my @nodes	= map { translate($_) } $a->nodes;
		return Attean::TriplePattern->new(@nodes);
	} elsif ($a->isa('RDF::Query::Node::Variable')) {
		return variable($a->name);
	} elsif ($a->isa('RDF::Query::Node::Resource')) {
		return iri($a->uri_value);
	} elsif ($a->isa('RDF::Query::Node::Blank')) {
		return blank($a->blank_identifier);
	} elsif ($a->isa('RDF::Query::Node::Literal')) {
		if ($a->has_language) {
			return langliteral($a->literal_value, $a->literal_value_language);
		} elsif ($a->has_datatype) {
			return dtliteral($a->literal_value, $a->literal_datatype);
		} else {
			return literal($a->literal_value);
		}
	} elsif ($a->isa('RDF::Query::Algebra::Limit')) {
		my $child	= $a->pattern;
		if ($child->isa('RDF::Query::Algebra::Offset')) {
			my $p	= translate($child->pattern);
			return Attean::Algebra::Slice->new( children => [$p], limit => $a->limit, offset => $child->offset );
		} else {
			my $p	= translate($child);
			return Attean::Algebra::Slice->new( children => [$p], limit => $a->limit );
		}
	} elsif ($a->isa('RDF::Query::Algebra::Offset')) {
		my $p	= translate($a->pattern);
		return Attean::Algebra::Slice->new( children => [$p], offset => $a->offset );
	} elsif ($a->isa('RDF::Query::Algebra::Path')) {
		my $s		= translate($a->start);
		my $o		= translate($a->end);
		my $path	= translate_path($a->path);
		return Attean::Algebra::Path->new( subject => $s, path => $path, object => $o );
	} elsif ($a->isa('RDF::Query::Algebra::NamedGraph')) {
		my $graph	= translate($a->graph);
		my $p		= translate($a->pattern);
		return Attean::Algebra::Graph->new( children => [$p], graph => $graph );
	} elsif ($a->isa('')) {
	}
	die "Unrecognized algebra " . ref($a);
}

sub translate_path {
	my $path	= shift;
	my ($op, @args)	= @$path;
	if ($op eq '!') {
		my @nodes	= map { translate($_) } @args;
		return Attean::Algebra::NegatedPropertySet->new( predicates => \@nodes );
	} elsif ($op eq '/') {
		my @paths	= map { translate($_) } @args;
		foreach (@paths) {
			if ($_->does('Attean::API::IRI')) {
				$_	= Attean::Algebra::PredicatePath->new( predicate => $_ );
			}
		}
		return Attean::Algebra::SequencePath->new( children => \@paths );
	} elsif ($op eq '^') {
		my $path	= translate(shift(@args));
		if ($path->does('Attean::API::IRI')) {
			$path	= Attean::Algebra::PredicatePath->new( predicate => $path );
		}
		return Attean::Algebra::InversePath->new( children => [$path] );
	} elsif ($op eq '|') {
		my @paths	= map { translate($_) } @args;
		foreach (@paths) {
			if ($_->does('Attean::API::IRI')) {
				$_	= Attean::Algebra::PredicatePath->new( predicate => $_ );
			}
		}
		return Attean::Algebra::AlternativePath->new( children => \@paths );
	}
	die "Unrecognized path: $op";
}