I haven't posted a savoury recipe for a while, because there is always so much sweet going on. However, a few weeks back, when I needed to fix a quick lunch and had a pack of delicious mushrooms, a huge leek from the farm we order veggies from, some coconut milk that needed to be used, and a beautiful bunch of asparagus in the fridge, an appetizing recipe was born. My husband and kid have requested it quite often since then and we have eaten it over spelt pasta, red rice, salad, and with chickpeas, red beans, white beans and red lentils. It's delicious every time!
Needless to say, I always create recipes that are whole food plant-based, i.e. oil-free, refined sugar free and refined flour free + in most cases also gluten-free as my favourite "grains" are buckwheat, oats, millet and quinoa. In some cases you can also find recipes that include spelt and barley (muffins, quick bread, brownies). Check out my blog post on How to Cook Oil-Free and Sugar-Free.
Anyhow, go ahead and make this whole food plant-based, oil-free and gluten-free asparagus-mushroom curry with coconut milk and chickpeas and you'll stick to it (or to a variation of it).
Throw leek slices, minced garlic, sliced mushrooms, salt, turmeric and curry powder into a saucepan and sauté with 2 tbsps. of water for 5 minutes stirring occasionally.
While the other ingredients are sautéing, prepare the asparagus by snipping off the woody end and cutting the edible part into shorter sticks (or leave them long, as you prefer).
When the 5 minutes is up, add asparagus and ⅓ cup of water onto the saucepan. Let simmer for 10 minutes.
Stir in ½ cup of coconut milk and bring to boil. Now, if you see that the sauce is too liquid for your taste, pour in starch-water mixture stirring at the same time. Bring to boil again and turn off the heat.
Sprinkle some nutritional yeast on top for cheesy flavour and group B vitamins.
Serve it over whole grain pasta, rice, quinoa or buckwheat and have some lettuce aside.
If you don't like coconut milk or want to make the meal leaner, use any other plant-based milk, using ¾ cups of milk instead of water/milk mixture.
If you want more sauce, just add more liquid (and more spice) and thicken it with starch.


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Q: What is the immediate payment due at Oberoi Sky City at Borivali East project by Oberoi Realty Ltd and is the project approved by Banks?
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A: Currently, there are only 4 Towers launched at Oberoi Sky City, where work has begun with full force, we will check with Oberoi Realty and update you very soon about the next tower launches. You can check in the project gallery here for the latest updated pictures of Oberoi Sky City Tower A, B, C and D.
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U.S. Open Tennis Champ Cilic Wins Kremlin Cup
Russia's Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova kisses her trophy as she poses for a picture after defeating Romania's Irina-Camelia Begu in the women's singles final at the Kremlin cup tennis tournament in Moscow Oct. 19.
U.S. Open champion Marin Cilic won the Kremlin Cup on Sunday, beating Roberto Bautista Agut 6-4, 6-4 in the final.
The big-serving Croat, seeded second, broke his Spanish opponent once in each set at Moscow's Olimpiisky arena to take his 13th career title and fourth of the season.
Earlier Sunday, sixth-seeded Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova of Russia defeated Romania's Irina-Camelia Begu 6-4, 5-7, 6-1 to win the women's event.
The eighth-ranked Cilic said his serve, usually his main weapon, was not at its best.
"I wasn't able to hit big bombs. I was today playing more in combinations, and I was playing a bit better from the baseline," he said. "It was many difficult physical rallies."
Cilic becomes the first Croatian man to win the Moscow ATP 250 tournament since his coach Goran Ivanisevic beat Yevgeny Kafelnikov in 1996.
In the women's final, Pavlyuchenkova seized her chance when Begu tired after two evenly matched sets.
Playing in her home city, Pavlyuchenkova skipped across the court with joy after converting her second match point to become the first Russian woman to win the Kremlin Cup since Elena Dementieva in 2007.
"It's just the best possible way to end the season," Pavlyuchenkova said. "It was a really tough match. I just couldn't have lost at home."
The Russian is now 7-3 in career WTA finals. The Kremlin Cup is her season's second title after the Open GDF Suez in Paris.
Pavlyuchenkova dropped just one set in the five matches she played on the way to the title, none of them against a seeded opponent.
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Roman Ruins with Card Players
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As an independent subject of painting, landscape first emerged in Europe during the 1600s. Its development reflects changes in the views commonly held at that time on the universe and man's relation to it. As landscape painting developed, the Dutch were quick to acquire a taste for Italian settings and motifs. In this painting, Both uses Italian motifs, such as ruins, as pictorial elements; he then combines them with the typical genre scene of a group of men playing cards.
Also called The Ruins of the Temple of Saturn, this painting is a version of the original Jan Both painting of the same subject that is owned by the Alte Pinakothek in Munich, Germany. It was probably painted by either Jan Both or his brother, Andries.
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Born in Utrecht, Both subsequently traveled to Rome, where he remained from 1635 until 1641, when he returned to Holland. He was among the leading "bamboccianti," as the Dutch painters were called who assimilated their native genre tradition with the classical landscape tradition they discovered in Italy. This popular composition, an autograph version of which survives in the Alte Pinakothek, Munich, shows low-life types amusing themselves near the formidable ruins of the Temple of Saturn.
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At $2,700, Is This Good Ol' 1983 BMW 320i Good Enough?
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Nice Price Or Crack PipeIs this used car a good deal? You decide!
Today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Bimmer E21 currently calls America's smallest state, Rhode Island its home. Let's see if its price will make it kind of a big deal everywhere.
The cool thing about being in the military is that they pay you to play with toys that are typically denied to the civilian population save for the weirdos that haunt musty smelling army surplus stores.
Every once in a while the rest of us get a chance to go Army and just such an opportunity was represented by yesterday's 1967 Kaiser Jeep M715 flatbed truck. It looked OG-107 as heck, and seemed to have a enough life left in it to take up a new career in the civilian sector. Its $8,495 price tag also made a lot of you consider joining up, and by Taps it had collected a respectable 58-percent Nice Price win.
Let's say however, that the military isn't your bag. Instead, you're more interested in polo shirts with popped collars and lunch at the "Club." What might you potentially drive if you so fit this description? Yeah, I'm thinking a BMW is very likely in the cards. Other German brands may also suffice, but the standard bearer of the modestly monied is Bavaria's finest.
Today's 1983 BMW 320i represents what the younger set of that class might have driven back in its day. This one rocks a five-speed stick, so it's a little more for the masses, but it still looks aspirational to this day.
The E21 was the first ever model in the now iconic 3-series line. Available exclusively as in two-door three-box body style from the factory, the model replaced the "Neue Klasse" series which had been in market since the early sixties.
Here in America, the E21 was available exclusively with four-cylinder power. This being an '83, its model number no longer reflects its displacement as starting with the 1980 model year BMW had replaced the 2-litre M10 with a 1.8-litre edition.
That put out 99 horsepower, which gave the car zero to sixty times of just under ten seconds and a top speed of about 110 miles per hour. Yes, those are yawn-inducing stats, but here at least the five-speed will ensure even those are modestly entertaining.
The car comes with a substantial 203K on the clock, and it's actually quite amazing that clock—meaning the odo—is still barrel rolling along at that number of miles. The "Graphit Metallic" over beige car looks to be in amazing shape for its age and those miles. There are some flaws in the paint, and the foil rear window trim has turned its sickly shade of orange as they do, but otherwise it's all pretty clean and intact.
Inside, there's a torn driver's seat with which to contend, and the seller notes some cracks in the dash. Those don't seem to show up as noticeable in the pics so they're probably something you could live with. The rest of the interior is tidy enough although demonstrative of its age. The carpet is faded where the floor mats didn't cover and there's a modern stereo pointing skyward beneath the unnecessarily cryptic climate controls.
We don't get to see the four under the hood, but the ad claims the car to be "mechanically sound" and a "turn key daily driver." The sunroof is said to work, which is a plus, however there's apparently a hole in the muffler, which isn't.
Over all this looks to be one amazingly clean example of the earliest 3, and one that might make a new owner a very happy polo wearing club-goer. That is, if its $2,700 price tag doesn't disenchant.
What do you think, is this old 320i worth that kind of cash even if by today's standards it's not really the "Ultimate Driving Machine? Or, is that price just not good enough?
You decide!
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Emma González Will Receive the Community Impact Award from NYC's The Center - them.
One of the most urgent voices to emerge from the February 14 mass shooting in Parkland, Florida is Emma González, a bisexual Latinx student and president of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Gay Straight Alliance. She recently gave hundreds of thousands of people at the D.C. March for Our Lives Rally on March 24 a chilling sense of what it was like for her and her classmates as they feared for their lives during the shooting, standing in silence for several minutes until the length of her speech reached the 6 minutes and 20 seconds it took for the alleged shooter, Nikolas Cruz, to carry out his attack.
In honor of González's continued advocacy, New York's LGBT Community Center has just announced that it is awarding her with its Community Impact Award at the organization's annual dinner on April 19, 2018, alongside other luminaries like Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, singer Ricky Martin, trans advocate and model Geena Rocero, and young actor Keiynan Lonsdale. In anticipation of receiving an award from one of the largest LGBTQ+ community centers in the country, them. asked González to answer a few questions about her activism in relationship to being part of the LGBTQ+ community.
How do you feel about receiving an award for community impact as a young queer person?
I feel proud to be receiving an award for community impact because I always looked up to anyone in the LGBT+ community that I felt represented me, and I'm so happy to be setting an example for other queer kids down the line.
How has being queer affected your advocacy around the issue of gun control?
Being bisexual and a part of the LGBT+ community has affected my advocacy on the issue of gun reform/safety/control because I have studied the rebellious and flowing nature of the LGBT+ community from its public birth in America at the Stonewall Riots to where it stands today. We in the March For Our Lives organization take notes on every success and utilize some of the same techniques as the LGBT+ community, as we all fight and we all have ended up fighting alongside each other.
What can young queer people contribute to the world?
Young LGBT+ people can contribute to the world and their communities by speaking out (when it is safe for them to do so) about the issues that either they face or are faced by people in their community. They can stand up for themselves, know that their true identity is nothing to be ashamed of and it is in fact everything to be proud of. Change comes with acceptance, love, and knowledge; learning, empathy, and understanding are some of the most important and influential aspects of life. If you step out there (again, only if it is safe for you to do so), you'll be surprised by how big of an impact you can make, even on one person.
According to the Center's senior director of communications Mary Steyer, proceeds from the annual dinner support the Center's programs and services, with particular emphasis on youth programs. These include leadership and employment programs, substance use treatment and prevention, as well as HIV/AIDS prevention and education. More information about the dinner can be found at The Center's website.


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When it came time to show off our new fall Home collections, we pulled out all the stops. Target Home Style Expert Emily Henderson and a few friends made their way out to a picturesque town along the Hudson River in upstate New York for an overnight retreat led by Target's own internal design team. On the itinerary? Lunch at an art gallery, exploring quaint artisanal shops and a Target-style dinner, decked out with Target's Home must-haves for fall—all meant to put us in that autumn mindset. Pumpkin spice latte, anyone?
After the trip, we asked Emily to offer up a few entertaining tips and must-haves inspired by what she saw as the group explored Hudson.
Emily also suggests introducing different textures and fabrics into your home to up the warmth factor—the Threshold Frosted Gray Fur Stool and Threshold Plaid Decorative Blanket in Black and Cream are the perfect ways to do just that!
As for fall entertaining, Emily's has two tips: Always have plenty of throw blankets on hand for when warm fall days turn into chilly nights, and stock up on a surplus of serveware.
Other fall trends to keep in mind as you're shopping for the season? Rich, jewel tones and wood accents.
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Tesco store donates footballs and cash to University's Indian Society
LOUGHBOROUGH'S Tesco (The Rushes store) has donated 10 footballs and £190 to develop the sports kit for Loughborough University's Indian Society this year.
Loughborough Echo
LOUGHBOROUGH'S Tesco (The Rushesstore) has donated 10 footballs and £190 to develop the sports kit for Loughborough University's Indian Society this year.
The Society is aiming to make great in-roads with the local community and member Navaldeep Kochhar told the Echo: "Sports is a great way to get people involved, no matter what age or gender and gives Asians in the Loughborough community the perfect excuse to get involved thereby increasing social cohesion.
"LoughboroughUniversity takes in a substantial amount of Indian students from overseas each year, and making them feel involved via the sporting activites we hold (football, cricket and dance) we are able to create the perfect 'home away from home'
"Viathe money donated by Tesco we were able to produce sports kits, which gives members a sense of belonging and pride when playing sporting activities together.
"We'dlike to give a special thanks to Alan Butler, Tesco's community officer, who gave us great support from the word go and made our goals achievable.
"We are nowholding weekly football, cricket and dance classes open to the whole community as well as an upcoming football tournement involving various cultural societies in Loughborough University"
More details about the Indian Society (ISOC) is available on www.lufbra.net/indian
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KNOXVILLE, TN — July 22, 2017 — Mountain Commerce Bancorp, Inc. (OTCQX: MCBI), the Knoxville, Tennessee-based bank holding company and parent of Mountain Commerce Bank (MCB), reported consolidated net income of $1.475 million for the second quarter of 2017, a 32 percent increase compared to $1.116 million for the second quarter of 2016. Earnings per fully diluted share for the quarter ended June 30, 2017 totaled $0.24 versus $0.28 for the same period in 2016.
For the six months ending June 30, 2017, the company reported net income of $2.795 million compared to $1.980 million for the same 2016 period, an increase of 41 percent. Earnings per fully diluted share for those six months totaled $0.45 versus $0.48 for the same period a year ago.
The major factor driving the modest decrease in earnings per share was the company's capital raise in December 2016. At that time, the company issued 1,666,667 shares, an increase of 41 percent.
As of June 30, 2017, assets were $678.8 million, an increase of $136.1 million or 25 percent compared with June 30, 2016. Over the same period, gross loans increased 22 percent to $575.4 million, and deposits grew 24 percent to $594.9 million. As of June 30, 2017, MCB's estimated Tier I leverage ratio was 10.19 percent.
Non-interest income for the second quarter of 2017 was $605,000 versus $580,000 during the same period in 2016, an increase of 4 percent.
As of June 30, 2017, tangible book value per share was $10.64 compared to $9.34 at the same time a year ago, an increase of $1.30 per share or 14 percent.
For more information on Mountain Commerce Bancorp, Inc.'s 2017 performance, please download the consolidated balance sheets and consolidated statements of operations.
At the end of June 2017, MCB had $678.8 million in total assets and $594.9 million in total deposits. MCB currently employs more than 70 individuals at five branches and one operations office. For more information, visit us at www.mcb.com or check your account any time at 1-866-MCB-1910. MCB is an equal opportunity employer.


You don't need to speak French to appreciate the effortless style of this name. Most people know that 'maison' is French for 'house' - and the 'En' element echoes familiar phrases like 'en Francais'. In French, the word 'en' is a very flexible word which can mean 'in', 'into', 'at', or 'of', depending on context. So this name could suggest things 'in the house', or 'at home'. Either way, its an elegant, distinctive name for a business that's focused on houses or the home.
Complete ownership of the EnMaison.com domain name. This means you can use the domain as your website address, and for email addresses (for example: hello@EnMaison.com). Instructions for transferring the domain will be provided.


One of the amendments to the 57th Update to the Civil Procedure Rules, which comes into force on 1 October 2011, introduces costs capping rules in relation to trust funds.
What is peculiar about this change is, so far as I can see on a brief review, it does not give any guidance as to the factors the court is to take into account when deciding whether to make such an order. It purports to supplement CPR 44.17-20 which introduced the restrictive approach to such orders. However, the very introduction of the rule for this type of case and the fact the court is specifically permitted to consider making such an order of its own initiative implies that these may be made much more frequently than generally. The explanatory note reads: "Minor amendments are made to streamline the process and minimise work and costs incurred in litigation about estates". Are costs capping orders coming back into vogue?
23B.1 In this Section "trust fund" means property which is the subject of a trust, and includes the estate of a deceased person.
It supplements rules 44.17-20 and Section 23A of this Practice Direction.
23B.3 Any party to such proceedings who intends to apply for an order for the payment of costs out of the trust fund must file and serve on all other parties written notice of that intention together with an estimate of the costs likely to be incurred by that party.
23B.5 When proceedings first come before the court for directions the court may make a costs capping order of its own initiative whether or not any party has applied for such an order.".


Quantum World spans many facets of QM and chemistry in a fairly quick pace.
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Asia stocks mixed as new US-China tariffs go into effect
Published Sun, Sep 1 20197:32 PM EDT Updated Mon, Sep 2 20193:17 AM EDT
Eustance Huang@EustanceHuang
Stocks in Asia were mixed on Monday as the latest round of U.S. and China tariffs kicked into effect over the weekend, while investors digested better-than-expected Chinese manufacturing activity.
A private survey on China's manufacturing sector showed factory activity unexpectedly grew in August. That contrasted against official data released over the weekend showed factory activity in China shrinking for the fourth month in a row in August.
Tensions lingered in Hong Kong on Monday, following another round of fresh protests that occurred over the weekend.
Stocks in Asia were mixed on Monday as the latest round of U.S. and China tariffs kicked into effect over the weekend, while investors digested better-than-expected Chinese manufacturing data.
Mainland Chinese shares jumped on the day, as the Shanghai composite added 1.31% to around 2,924.11 and the Shenzhen component was up 2.18% to 9,569.47. The Shenzhen composite also gained 2.259% to approximately 1,614.92.
The technology sector also got a boost from a Sunday statement about the importance of investing in the high-tech space, as the Chinext index soared 3.04% to about 1,944.42.
China's State Council had announced more measures to support its economy on Sunday. In the statement, originally posted in Mandarin, it said that it attached "great importance" to the development of sectors such as infrastructure, high-tech, and the transformation of traditional industries.
Over in Hong Kong, however, the Hang Seng index slipped 0.64%, as of its final hour of trading. Tensions worsened in the beleaguered city, with another round of fresh protests that occurred over the weekend. Shares of railway operator MTR plunged more than 3%, with infrastructure at multiple stations being damaged in the past few days.
Elsewhere, the Nikkei 225 in Japan shed 0.41% to close at 20,620.19, while the Topix index also fell 0.44% to finish its trading day at 1,505.21. Over in South Korea, the Kospi ended its trading day in Seoul fractionally higher at 1,969.19. Australia's S&P/ASX 200 slipped 0.38% to close at 6,579.40.
Overall, the MSCI Asia ex-Japan index fell 0.32%.
New tariffs
U.S. tariffs went into effect Sunday on $112 billion of Chinese imports, while Beijing also began imposing retaliatory tariffs on some of the U.S. goods on its $75 billion target list.
U.S. President Donald Trump said Sunday that trade negotiations with China are still planned for September.
It seems almost impossible to think" Beijing and Washington are "going to settle everything with one big bang" at the upcoming trade talks in September, Richard Harris, chief executive at Port Shelter Investment Management, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday.
"I don't really expect an awful lot coming from them," he said. "I think the best markets can hope for is that there's nothing worse and there's no big bust up."
Chinese manufacturing data
A private survey on China's manufacturing sector showed factory activity unexpectedly grew in August.
The Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index for August was at 50.4, better than expectations of 49.8 by economists in a Reuters poll. The 50 level separates expansion and contraction, with PMI readings above that number signalling growth and vice versa.
However, official data showed over the weekend showed factory activity in China shrinking for the fourth month in a row in August.
Currencies and oil
The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of its peers, was last at 98.854 after rising from levels below 97.8 last week.
The Japanese yen changed hands at 106.16 against the dollar after weakening from levels below 105 in the previous trading week. The Australian dollar was at $0.6729 after slipping from highs above $0.676 last week.
Oil prices were mixed in the afternoon of Asian trading hours, with international benchmark Brent crude futures down fractionally to $59.20 per barrel. U.S. crude futures, on the other hand, were up 0.11% to $55.16 per barrel.
— Reuters and CNBC's Spencer Kimball contributed to this report.
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On this 90 minute tour, you'll walk the dusty steets of Old Sacramento - the Gateway to the Goldfields - and be regaled with the grand, the small, and the human stories of the greatest movement of humanity in the 19th century: When the world came to Golden California!
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Tim Harding's new silk "Spectra Kimono" is now hanging in our front room over the fireplace.
Sculptor, Tom Slattery, just delivered three wonderful bronze sculptures. They are each about 12-13" high and 4-7" wide.
Our small works show is open. We are featuring small artworks with large visual impact. Please stop by to take a look, or visit our website here to see works from the show.
The show runs March 6 through April 30th.
L'Attitude Gallery has launched a new art rental business in Boston.
Please visit us here at Art Rental New England.
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Customer Journey Mapping is a tool that is used to gain a deeper understanding of what customer experience throughout the entire journey of dealing with the company… touch point by touch point. The mapping process can be as detailed as someone shadowing a customer throughout their journey and evaluating their experience at each point, or, it can be as simple as a questionnaire asking about what occurred at each stage of their journey.
Customer Journey Mapping is a tool that is used to gain a deeper understanding of what customers experience throughout the entire journey of dealing with the company… touchpoint by touchpoint. The mapping process can be as detailed as someone shadowing a customer throughout their journey and evaluating their experience at each point, or, it can be as simple as a questionnaire asking about what occurred at each stage of their journey.
In your quest to enhance the customer experience it is often the case that not the entire service process is problematic but perhaps only a few specific areas. By entering in to the customer's journey and understanding what takes place at each touchpoint, we are better placed to understand exactly where your service delights customers, where it can be improved and also where it may need to be rectified in order to resolve issues. By clearly understanding the customer's journey we are better placed to enhance what we do well, fix what can get better and eliminate or minimise what doesn't provide customer value.
NPS®provides companies with an insight as to what customers value and what is on little importance. By connecting the NPS score with the customer journey, companies are able to see at a glance what particular aspects of the journey create loyal customers and which parts of their customers journey may lead them to defect.


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Home Athletics What are the 2021 dates for the London, Paris, New York, Boston and Brighton marathons?
What are the 2021 dates for the London, Paris, New York, Boston and Brighton marathons?
written by correspondent September 11, 2021
We are coming up to the time of the year where the physically active among us will be focusing on their marathon training.
A marathon is a 26.2 mile run that really tests one's mental and physical endurance.
Yet, despite sounding like some people's idea of hell, people sign up in their thousands to take part in marathons across the country (and even further afield).
Stretch out those calves, get the ARIMIS ready (real runners know why), and make a note of when the major marathons are this year…
2021 marathon dates
When is the London Marathon?
The London Marathon will be held on Sunday, October 3.
The 2021 London Marathon will see up to 50,000 runners take on the traditional course from Greenwich to The Mall.
The Virgin Money London Marathon sees people racing to raise thousands for all sorts of charities. (Picture: Getty Images)
The marathon is usually held in April, and this is the second year in a row the date has been moved to October due to Covid restrictions forcing work and schedules to change.
When is the Brighton Marathon?
The Brighton Marathon will go ahead on Sunday, 12 September.
The event is set to take place following some Covid-safe measures.
A statement reads: 'Despite the fact that many COVID-19 restrictions have now been lifted in the UK, the wellbeing of our participants, staff and community is of the utmost importance to us. We have therefore set out a number of key measures and changes that will be implemented this year, to mitigate any COVID-19 associated risk.'
These include staggered arrival times to Preston Park for competitors and start corrals to ensure social distancing.
When is the Paris Marathon?
The Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris, which typically takes place in April, has been moved to Sunday, October 17.
When is the Berlin Marathon?
The BMW Berlin Marathon is scheduled to take place in September as usual, with this year's run being held on Sunday, September 26.
When is the Chicago Marathon?
The Bank Of America Chicago Marathon is set to be held in October this year, just as it typically is every year.
In 2021, the race will be on Sunday, October 10.
A statement for the event reads: 'Event organizers are working closely with the City of Chicago, including the Chicago Department of Public Health, to safely produce a race weekend experience for event attendees and the Chicago community. Preparations for the October 2021 race will align with local and state coronavirus guidelines.'
Marathons bring out hoards of spectators usually, but many marathons will be limiting audience sizes in keeping with Covid measures (Picture: Getty Images)
When is the Boston Marathon?
The Boston Marathon is scheduled for Monday, October 11.
Boston Athletic Association President and CEO Tom Grilk said the marathon's exact safety protocols are still being worked out.
When is the New York Marathon?
The 50th running of the TCS New York City Marathon is set for Sunday, November 7.
The TCS New York City Marathon is the largest marathon in the world and this year will include 33,000 runners, from the world's top professional athletes to runners of all ages and abilities, including charity runners.
Participants tour the neighborhoods of New York City's five boroughs—Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Manhattan.
Source: metro.co.uk
What are the 2021 dates for the London, Paris, New York, Boston and Brighton marathons? was last modified: September 11th, 2021 by correspondent
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"Concentration Effects and Ion Properties Controlling the Fractionation" by Marcelo I. Guzman, Richa R. Athalye et al.
During the aerosolization process at the sea surface, halides are incorporated into aerosol droplets, where they may play an important role in tropospheric ozone chemistry. Although this process may significantly contribute to the formation of reactive gas phase molecular halogens, little is known about the environmental factors that control how halides selectively accumulate at the air-water interface. In this study, the production of sea spray aerosol is simulated using electrospray ionization (ESI) of 100 nM equimolar solutions of NaCl, NaBr, NaI, NaNO(2), NaNO(3), NaClO(4), and NaIO(4). The microdroplets generated are analyzed by mass spectrometry to study the comparative enrichment of anions (f(X(-))) and their correlation with ion properties. Although no correlation exists between f(X(-)) and the limiting equivalent ionic conductivity, the correlation coefficient of the linear fit with the size of the anions R(X(-)), dehydration free-energy ΔG(dehyd), and polarizability α, follows the order: R(X(-))(-2) > R(X(-))(-1) > R(X(-)) > ΔG(dehyd) > α. The same pure physical process is observed in H(2)O and D(2)O. The factor f(X(-)) does not change with pH (6.8-8.6), counterion (Li(+), Na(+), K(+), and Cs(+)) substitution effects, or solvent polarity changes in methanol- and ethanol-water mixtures (0 ≤ x(H(2)O) ≤ 1). Sodium polysorbate 20 surfactant is used to modify the structure of the interface. Despite the observed enrichment of I(-) on the air-water interface of equimolar solutions, our results of seawater mimic samples agree with a model in which the interfacial composition is increasingly enriched in I(-) < Br(-) < Cl(-) over the oceanic boundary layer due to concentration effects in sea spray aerosol formation.
Published in The Journal of Physical Chemistry, v. 116, issue 22, p. 5428-5435.
Guzman, Marcelo I.; Athalye, Richa R.; and Rodriguez, Jose M., "Concentration Effects and Ion Properties Controlling the Fractionation of Halides during Aerosol Formation" (2012). Chemistry Faculty Publications. 16.


The following examples are demonstrated using the default Angstrom distribution.
To start with, navigate into /lib/firmware to view all of the device tree overlays available by default.
You'll see quite a few overlays available. The source (dts), and compiled (dtbo) files are both in that directory.
Open any of the source files to view their contents. The overlays themselves are fairly descriptive, and well commented.
Let's use the BB-UART1-00A0.dts that we walked through on the previous page.
We could view the .dts file, but we already know what it contains. Let's take advantage of the fact that there's already a compiled .dtbo file available to us. We'll build and compile one of our own in a future section.
Note above, the * is necessary as we don't know what that number can be. It depends on the boot order. I've seen the path as /sys/devices/bone_capemgr.8/slots, as well as /sys/devices/bone_capemgr.9/slots. You'll need to determine what your particular path is.
According to the BeagleBone documentation, "the first 3 slots are assigned by EEPROM IDs on the capes". The next two are overlays loaded at boot. Number 4 is the EMMC memory built in that you're mostly likely booting your Angstrom distribution from. The 5th overlay is for enabling the HDMI component.
Now, let's say you're done with using the UART1 device, and need those pins for something else. One way to remove the overlay would be to restart your BeagleBone. The other way would be to unexport it.
We took the 6th listed option, and put a '-' before it, and wrote it to the slots file.
One thing to note. As of the 6-20-2013 release of Angstrom, unloading various overlays can cause a kernel panic, and cause you to lose your ssh session, along with making the capemgr unpredictable. It's recommended to just restart your system to unload overlays until that issue is resolved.
Now that we know that restarting the system will cause the overlays to unload, how do we have them loaded when the system boots up?
This is fairly simple to do. All you need to do is reference them in the uEnv.txt in the small FAT partition on your BeagleBone Black.
This guide was first published on Jul 29, 2013. It was last updated on Jul 29, 2013. This page (Exporting and Unexporting an Overlay) was last updated on Apr 17, 2019.


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College notebook: After the holidays, the basketball teams go back to the hardwood
UMaine-Farmington goalkeeper Terion Moss shoots a 3-point game against UMaine-Augusta on December 1 at Farmington. Michael G. Seamans / Morning Sentry
Few of the area's varsity basketball teams have had as good a start as the University of Maine at Farmington men's program.
The Beavers started the holiday break 6-2 – going 2-0 in the North Atlantic Conference game – their only losses to Maine Division I in the opener of the season on November 12, and an 86-81 overtime loss to Colby College in Waterville on December 8. After a three-week break between games, UMF returns to the field Monday at Lasell University in Auburndale, Massachusetts. This is the first of a four-game road stretch, which will include a trip to New York (to play Cazenovia and SUNY Poly) and Vermont (Northern Vermont-Lyndon).
UMF head coach Sam Leal said he's not worried the team will pick up the pace and come back to a grueling schedule.
"We have three games a week for four straight (weeks) so it's going to be a chore," Leal said. "(The break) isn't about me because these guys care about their teammates. They stay ready during the break… I think the winter break is a time when a team can improve slightly or get worse. I am very proud and confident that these guys are working to get a little better.
UMF is currently the NAC's leading scorer, averaging 93.1 points per game. A major factor in producing points is goaltender Terion Moss, who is currently third in the nation among Division III schools, averaging 29.1 points per game. Moss is also seventh nationally in a 3-point percentage, with a success rate of 50.8%.
Center Jack Kane maintained the position, NAC's fourth scorer (17.8 points per game) and conference leader in rebounds (10.8 per game) and basket percentage (65.3). He's also averaging three blocks per game, the NAC's second-best.
"I think he's the best defensive player in New England," Leal said. "Everything we get on the offensive side (of Kane) is a bonus. It is our anchor point, it protects the paint and it allows our guards to be very aggressive. He's just such a good defensive player, and he's so consistent.
Thomas College, who also entered the break with a 3-4 (0-1 NAC) record, his last game was a 90-58 victory over the University of Maine in Augusta on December 8. The Terriers have four players averaging over 10 points per game, led by guard Demitris Webster (11.6 points per game) followed by Sawyer Deprey (11.4). Parker Desjardins, a Forest Hills graduate, is the team's third scorer, averaging 11.1 points per game.
Colby returns Sunday against Maine Maritime Academy. The Mules are currently fourth in the New England Small College Athletic Conference standings with a 6-4 record. Noah Tyson is averaging 14.4 points and 7.8 rebounds for Colby. Matt Hanna (13.1 points per game) and Jack Lawson (12.5 points per game) round out Colby's score.
The UMA is already halfway through its schedule and is in an interesting situation. The Moose are currently 3-12 overall, but are 3-2 in the Yankee Small College Conference game, placing them third in the standings. Elijah Smith is averaging 14.5 points per game for the Moose, followed by Trevor Beals (10.9 points per game).
Colby was the area's top girls' basketball program this holiday season. The Mules are 8-1 overall and will start playing at NESCAC against Bates College on Tuesday night in Waterville.
What could stand out the most for the Mules in their first nine games is their defense. As a unit, Colby is ranked third at NESCAC, allowing 51.7 points per game. Only Amherst (46 points per game) and Bowdoin (51.5 points per game) reduced their teams in numbers.
Caroline Smith leads the Mules offensively, averaging 11.7 points per game, and is tied with Chiamaka Ubani for the team lead in rebounds (5.3 per game).
UMaine-Farmington got off to a successful start under interim coach Nate Carson. The Beavers are 6-4 (1-1 NAC) and are currently third in the NAC East Division, behind Maine Maritime and Husson. Goalkeeper Alex Bessey is the UMF's leading scorer (12.7 points per game), followed by Page Brown (10.9 points per game). McKenna Brodeur, a Messalonskee graduate, averages 9.5 points per game and leads the team on the rebound (6.4 per game).
Plymouth State's Alessia Salzillo, right, and Colby's Chiamaka Ubani fight for a loose ball during women's basketball action on December 6 in Waterville. Rich Abrahamson / Morning Sentry
NAC rival Thomas College got off to a rocky start with a young roster, starting the year with a 1-8 record (0-1 at the NAC). Kaylee Ravagli leads the Terriers (13.7 points per game), followed by Chantel Ouellette (10.7 points per game).
The UMA took the holiday break on a positive note, with a four-game winning streak that included a 78-66 victory over rival Central Maine Community College on December 6. The Moose, at 7-4 (5-1 YSCC) are currently second in the conference standings.
Madeline Suhr averages one double-double (18.7 points, 10.4 rebounds) per game for the Moose. Hope Butler is also averaging 11 points per game for the WBU.
Jake Umberhind's football career will continue next fall.
Umberhind, one of the state's top linemen and a Winthrop / Monmouth / Hall-Dale star, announced on his Twitter page this week that he will be competing at the Division III Massachusetts Maritime Academy in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. next fall. Division III programs do not provide athletic scholarships.
Umberhind said he had been in talks with the Buccaneers since last fall.
"They were really impressed with my film and my grades," Umberhind said. "I have been in close contact with them (since)."
Umberhind was a key member of a Ramblers side that finished 7-2, making their first state championship appearance since 2008. The Ramblers fell 19-16 to Foxcroft Academy in the title match. class D on November 19 at Cameron Stadium in Bangor.
Winthrop / Monmouth / Hall-Dale lineman Jacob Umberhind, right, will play football for the Massachusetts Maritime Academy in the fall. Joe Phelan / Journal Kennebec
"My senior season has been amazing," said Umberhind. "Everyone worked 100% of the time. It was just great having everyone brother and fighting together. Personally, I thought that offensively, I was really locked up. I knew the games. I made sure to eliminate one, two, maybe three players in each game. My defense was just as good.
The Buccaneers are members of the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC). Massachusetts Maritime finished 4-6 last season, sixth in the MASCAC standings.
Even more than hitting the grill, Umberhind is excited to pursue his long-held dream of becoming a naval engineer.
"It's been my dream since second year, really," Umberhind said. "My dad is a naval engineer for (Bath Iron Works) and I always wanted to help him out and be an engineer. I have always looked forward to any opportunity with engineering. Now I'm finally here, making my decision for Mass. Maritime. This is a dream."
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On Saturday November 12th the Irish Association of Korea will be hosting a mighty Live music Hootenanny at the Rocky Mountain Tavern in Itaewon. From 8pm and well into the night there will be not one, but two floors of music!
Upstairs, there will be performances from Boss Hogwon, Scott Hildebrand, and Sweet Murphys Fancy, and the Shindigs, whilst downstairs there will be performances by Jiggs and Reels, Colm Doherty and much more.
Tickets are just 10,000 won, bought at the door;and we will also have raffle prizes throughout the night.
The ticket proceeds are fundraising for the Irish Association of Korea as we are a non profit association.
So mark down November 12th for a great night of Traditional Irish and Modern Rock music.


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Q: SharePoint -how to show List data on a custom web part/ web user control? I am trying every option to show List data on a web part and web user control, but I am not finding any code examples on this. What namespace should I import?
I am using WSS 3.0 and I will later upgrade to MOSS 2007. I am aware of the SmartPart project and I can use it in my environment.
Thank you very much for your help.

A: You should first look at the Data View Web Part (DVWP) to see if that will fit your needs. With some XLST/JavaScript you can get very creative with this.
Data View Web Part Basics
Otherwise you need to understand two things :-
Creating a Basic web part
This is for VS2010/SharePoint 2010 but you will find similar walkthroughs for other versions such as :-
http://www.codeguru.com/csharp/.net/net_asp/webforms/article.php/c12293/
http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/kmcgrath/Creating-a-Web-Part-for-SharePoint-by-Using-a-Designer/
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/sharepoint/Generic_Webparts.aspx
Accessing SharePoint List data
Then once you've got your basic web part you need to know how to use the object model to open a list and iterate through the items in a list to display the data in whatever funky way you want.
Accessing list items

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I have written before about a lesson in Risk Management in the story we celebrate at Eastertide. If you think that RM is something someone invented recently, have another think. It is only the name that is in any way new. We know that people have managed risks in various ways all down the ages, because we wouldn't be here if they hadn't.
Just because something has been around for thousands of years, it doesn't have to be irrelevant. There are lots of lessons in the Bible that are relevant today, whether you believe everything in it or not, and it might help you in your business or in your personal life. Go on! Read it and see.
Does the story of Eastertide oppose innovation?
NO! They crucified Jesus for challenging the out-of-date ideas of the religious and political leaders of his day. We should be prepared to think about new ways of doing things, or even doing new things. I just don't want us to throw out the baby with the bathwater.
Can you find time to think about the way you manage the risks in your business and perhaps ask if you should review anything else in your life? Remember Thomas who questioned what the other disciples told him, and remember to ask the right questions.
Once, robots were popular in science fiction and they gave you nightmares. As scientists developed robotics in the real world, people began to worry. Would the nightmares come true and the machines got out of control or even developed their own agenda? How could humans remain in charge?
In recent years, a huge improvement in the capability of robots has occurred. They can walk on legs, rather than roll on wheels, and can cope with stairs and slopes. They can respond ever more subtly to their environment, because people have applied the science to real problems to make robots useful.
What are the risks associated with robotics?
You probably won't be able to dispense with human beings just yet.
What are the psychological risks of using robotics?
Complacency: you can too easily assume robots are infallible.
Overcompensating: you can put too much effort into managing what may, objectively, be minor risks.
What is the biggest risk created by robotics?
Because computers control most robots, there is not only the risk of an IT failure, but there is the additional risk of hacking. If someone unknown to you could give instructions to all your computer-controlled machines, they could sabotage your business or hold it to ransom.
You need to apply cyber-security to any robotic technology you use in your business or even in your home. Do you want someone to be able to turn your central heating off for a prank?
Is it time to re-read what I have written about the cost of cybersecurity?
Should you eliminate the risks by not using robotics?
It depends on the nature of your business and whether robots improve the service you provide and/or save you a lot of money. Generally, I advise clients to manage risks rather than avoid them, where the risks are linked to opportunities. Let's not be afraid of robots, but let's make sure we are the ones in control.
As far as I know, there are only a few pilot schemes in certain police forces for using algorithms at present, but other forces have begun taking an interest. It is likely that the trend will grow. Surely, we should all welcome anything that helps police forces target resources more efficiently (or do I mean effectively? See my article on the 3 E's) .
How can algorithms help fight crime?
They can analyse data and predict where and when specific types of crime are likely to happen and who are the most likely people to commit them. The police hope they can target their preventive measures better and can identify suspects sooner.
So, can algorithms make the police work smarter?
Possibly. But this is not as clever as you might think. All these algorithms do is analyse data and make predictions based on the assumption that the past is a good guide to the future. Ask yourself: how true is that in your business? It will also depend on someone collecting, analysing and inputting the data correctly in the first place. Police officers are only human, as are police support staff.
An old-fashioned detective – would algorithms help him?
What are the risks of using algorithms?
Firstly, some civil rights campaigners are afraid this could lead to increased harassment of people with criminal records and make rehabilitation harder.
Secondly, where policing has been ineffective in the past, there may be under-reporting of crimes. The use of such techniques will tend to maintain this imbalance.
Fourthly, algorithms may be slow at recognising new trends.
As I thought about this, I remembered my article about the use of claims databases by insurers.
Although I wrote that some time ago, I think it is highly relevant.
You might also find my book on the risks of being misled by statistics relevant in thinking about this.
What algorithms do you use in your business?
I am all for everyone managing his or her business as efficiently and effectively as possible. If any sort of IT saves time and directs people's efforts better, it's a good thing. But please don't let it be your master, when it should be your servant. Encourage people to think!
Some people fight crime without algorithms or databases.
If you are interested in other approaches to crime-fighting, you might like to read what I wrote about that on my other website as a crime-fiction writer.


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Het kronecker-product, aangeduid met , van twee matrices is in de wiskunde een nieuwe matrix die ontstaat door elk element van de eerste matrix te vervangen door het product van dat element met de tweede matrix. De beide matrices mogen willekeurige afmetingen hebben. Het kronecker-product is een speciale vorm van een tensorproduct en moet niet verward worden met de gewone matrixvermenigvuldiging.

Geschiedenis
Het kronecker-product is genoemd naar de Duitse wiskundige Leopold Kronecker. Er is echter weinig historisch bewijs dat Kronecker de eerste was die het begrip gebruikte en in het verleden werd het kronecker-product soms de Zehfuss-matrix genoemd, naar Johann Georg Zehfuss.

Definitie
Het kronecker-product van de -matrix  en de -matrix  is  de -blokmatrix

Expliciet:

Voorbeelden
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Eigenschappen

Bilineair, associatief en distributief ten opzichte van de optelling

waarin  en  matrices zijn en  een scalair.

Het kronecker-product is niet commutatief omdat in het algemeen  en  verschillende matrices zijn.
 en  zijn wel permutatie-equivalent omdat er permutatiematrices  and  bestaan zodanig dat

Lineaire algebra
Meetkunde
Mechanica
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Graham Harman (born May 9, 1968) is an American philosopher and academic. He is Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the Southern California Institute of Architecture in Los Angeles. His work on the metaphysics of objects led to the development of object-oriented ontology. He is a central figure in the speculative realism trend in contemporary philosophy.

Biography
Harman was born in Iowa City and raised in Mount Vernon, Iowa. He received a B.A. from St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland in 1990, and went on to graduate school at Penn State University to earn a master's degree, studying under philosopher Alphonso Lingis, in 1991. While pursuing a Ph.D. at DePaul University, Harman worked as an online sports reporter, an experience which he credits for developing his writing style and productivity. After finishing his degree in 1999 he joined the Department of Philosophy at the American University in Cairo, where he taught from 2000-2016, leaving at the rank of Distinguished University Professor. He has also been a visiting faculty member at the University of Amsterdam, University of Turin, and Yale University. Since 2013 he has been a faculty member at the European Graduate School.

Philosophical work
Harman starts the development of his work with Martin Heidegger's concept of "tool-analysis" from Being and Time. To Harman, tool-analysis was a key discovery which establishes the groundwork for taking seriously the autonomous existence of objects and, in doing so, highlights deficiencies in phenomenology due to its subordination of objects to their use by or relationship with humans.

Harman is considered part of the speculative realism trend, a nebulous grouping of philosophers united by two perspectives: a rejection of anthropocentric "philosophies of access" which privilege the perspective of humans in relation to objects, and a support of metaphysical realism via rejection of "correlationism", an assumption in post-Kantian philosophy that fellow speculative realist Quentin Meillassoux defines as "the idea according to which we only ever have access to the correlation between thinking and being, and never to either term considered apart from the other." Following the early conception of metaphor in the work of the Spanish philosopher José Ortega y Gasset, in which both humans and non-humans are treated not as correlates of one another but as having equally rich independent lives, Harman's object-oriented approach considers the life of objects to be fertile ground for a metaphysics that works to overcome anthropocentrism and correlationism.

According to Harman, everything is an object, whether it be a mailbox, a shadow, spacetime, a fictional character, or the Commonwealth of Nations. However, drawing on phenomenology, he does distinguish between two categories of objects: real objects and sensual objects (or intentional objects), which sets his philosophy apart from the flat ontology of Bruno Latour.

Harman defines real objects as inaccessible and infinitely withdrawn from all relations and then puzzles over how such objects can be accessed or enter into relations: "by definition, there is no direct access to real objects. Real objects are incommensurable with our knowledge, untranslatable into any relational access of any sort, cognitive or otherwise. Objects can only be known indirectly. And this is not just the fate of humans — it's the fate of everything."

Central to Harman's philosophy is the idea that real objects are inexhaustible: "A police officer eating a banana reduces this fruit to a present-at-hand profile of its elusive depth, as do a monkey eating the same banana, a parasite infecting it, or a gust of wind blowing it from a tree. Banana-being is a genuine reality in the world, a reality never exhausted by any relation to it by humans or other entities." (Harman 2005: 74). Because of this inexhaustibility, claims Harman, there is a metaphysical problem regarding how two objects can ever interact. His solution is to introduce the notion of "vicarious causation", according to which objects can only ever interact on the inside of an "intention" (which is also an object).

Cutting across the phenomenological tradition, and especially its linguistic turn, Harman deploys a brand of metaphysical realism that attempts to extricate objects from their human captivity and metaphorically allude to a strange subterranean world of "vacuum-sealed" objects-in-themselves: "The comet itself, the monkey itself, Coca-Cola itself, resonate in cellars of being where no relation reaches."

Strongly sympathetic to panpsychism, Harman proposes a new philosophical discipline called "speculative psychology" dedicated to investigating the "cosmic layers of psyche" and "ferreting out the specific psychic reality of earthworms, dust, armies, chalk, and stone." Harman does not, however, unreservedly endorse an all-encompassing panpsychism and instead proposes a sort of 'polypsychism' that nonetheless must "balloon beyond all previous limits, but without quite extending to all entities". He continues by stating that "perceiving" and "non-perceiving" are not different kinds of objects, but can be found in the same entity at different times: "The important point is that objects do not perceive insofar as they exist, as panpsychism proclaims. Instead they perceive insofar as they relate."

Harman rejects scientism on account of its anthropocentrism: "For them, raindrops know nothing and lizards know very little, and some humans are more knowledgeable than others."

Bibliography

Authored works
 2002. Tool-Being: Heidegger and the Metaphysics of Objects (Open Court Publishing)
 2005. Guerrilla Metaphysics: Phenomenology and the Carpentry of Things (Open Court Publishing)
 2007. Heidegger Explained: From Phenomenon to Thing (Open Court Publishing)
 2009. Prince of Networks: Bruno Latour and Metaphysics (re.press)
 2010. Towards Speculative Realism: Essays and Lectures (Zero Books)
 2010. Circus Philosophicus (Zero Books)
 2010. L'objet quadruple (Presses Universitaires de France; republished in English as The Quadruple Object, 2011, Zero Books).
 2011. The Prince and the Wolf: Latour and Harman at the LSE (Zero Books, with Bruno Latour and Peter Erdélyi)
 2011. Quentin Meillassoux: Philosophy in the Making (Edinburgh University Press)
 2012. Weird Realism: Lovecraft and Philosophy (Zero Books)
 2013. Bells and Whistles: More Speculative Realism (Zero Books)
 2014. Bruno Latour: Reassembling the Political (Pluto Press)
 2016. Immaterialism: Objects and Social Theory (Polity Press)
 2016. Dante's Broken Hammer: The Ethics, Aesthetics, and Metaphysics of Love (Repeater Books)
 2017. The Rise of Realism (Polity Press, with Manuel DeLanda)
 2018. Object-Oriented Ontology: A New Theory of Everything (Pelican Books)
 2018. Speculative Realism: An Introduction (Polity Press)
 2020. Art and Objects (Polity Press)
 2020. Is There an Object-Oriented Architecture? Engaging Graham Harman (Bloomsbury)
 2020. Skirmishes: With Friends, Enemies, and Neutrals (Punctum Books)
 2021. Artful Objects: Graham Harman on Art and the Business of Speculative Realism (Sternberg Press)
 2022. Architecture and Objects (University of Minnesota Press)
 2023. The Graham Harman Reader (Zero Books)
 2023. Objects Untimely: Object-Oriented Philosophy and Archaeology (Polity Press, with Christopher Witmore)

Edited works
 The Speculative Turn: Continental Materialism and Realism (2011, re.press, with co-editors Levi Bryant and Nick Srnicek)
 Editor of the "Speculative Realism" series, published by Edinburgh University Press
 Editor of the "New Metaphysics" series, published by Open Humanities Press
 Editor-in-Chief of Open Philosophy'', published by De Gruyter

See also

 Speculative Realism
 Object-oriented ontology
 Object-oriented writing
 Ian Bogost
 Levi Bryant
 Timothy Morton

References

External links
 New home page 2016 at Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)
 Home page 2016 at the American University in Cairo (AUC) and versions (with a few extra links) at an older URL
 Object-Oriented Philosophy
 numerous posts and links of Harman's talks, abstracts etc.
 Audio recordings of Harman's talks
 Frieze on Graham Harman
 Webpage for Collapse journal featuring contributions by Graham Harman and other "speculative realists"
 16 unpublished articles
 Robert Nelson: Philosopher
 On the Horror of Phenomenology: Lovecraft and Husserl
 Interview/podcast with Graham Harman (2013)
 Figure/Ground interview
 On the Ontology of Aesthetic Objects: Graham Harman's Dante's Broken Hammer--by Rolando Pérez

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