text: Starters & SnacksMozzarella Sticks - $8.59Lightly battered & served with our own Marinara sauce.Grilled Sausage Crisp - $8.69Ground sweet Italian sausage, mozzarella cheese and pepperoncini stuffed in a grilled flour tortilla. Topped with Romano cheese and served with marinara for dipping.Louisiana Crab Dip - $8.99Creamy homemade imitation crab with a little zing! Served with tortilla chips.Stuffed Portobello - $9.19Homemade sausage filling stuffed in a portobello mushroom and topped with marinara and melted mozzarella. Served with garlic bread.Spinach & Artichoke Dip (GS) - $9.39Creamy Romano cheese, spinach and artichokes. Topped with tomatoes, scallions, Jack- cheddar cheese. Served hot with tortilla chips and salsa.Buffalo Tender Melt - $9.79Tully's Buffalo Tenders on top of fresh, hot Fries smothered with homemade nacho cheese sauce, diced tomatoes, scallions and melted Cheddar-Jack cheese.Garlic Parm Wings - $11.19Over a pound of fresh, jumbo wings, lightly dusted with flour then tossed in our homemade garlic Parmigiana sauce. Celery and Tully's Ranch dressing included. Tully's Original Wings - $11.19Over a pound of our fresh, jumbo wings lightly dusted with flour. Choose from Tully's signature sauces: Mild, Medium, Hot or BBQ. Celery and Bleu cheese included. Tully's Buffalo Wings (GS) - $11.19Over a pound of our fresh, jumbo Buffalo style chicken wings tossed in homemade Buffalo sauce. Celery and Bleu cheese included.Loaded Fries - $10.79Smothered with melted Jack-Cheddar cheese, bacon Bits and Tully's Ranch for dipping.Super Nachos (GS) - $10.59Tortilla Chips topped with a mix of spicy beef and refried beans, Jack-cheddar cheese, lettuce, olives, pico de gallo, jalapeños, scallions, sour cream and salsa on the side.Tex-Mex Egg Rolls - $9.69Filled with spicy chicken, corn, black beans, peppers, onions and melted cheese. Served with spicy Cajun sauce and salsa.Chicken Wing Dip (GS) - $9.59Our homemade spicy dip topped with melted Jack- Cheddar cheese, tomatoes, scallions and sour cream. Served with tortilla chips.Chicken-N-Cheese - $8.99Tully's Tenders® and mozzarella sticks with Tully's Honey Mustard and marinara sauce.Veggie Quesadilla - $8.99A flour tortilla packed with cheese, tomatoes, jalapeños, black olives and scallions. Served with sour cream and pico de gallo. Add chicken: $2.39The best chicken tenders on earth®Our chicken tenders are fresh, non-marinated, never frozen and all-natural.10 Tully's Tenders® - $14.99Served with Tully's Honey Mustard sauce. Sub Buffalo Tenders add $1.00.Tully's Tenders® - $9.99Hand battered chicken tenders served with fries and Tully's Honey Mustard.Tully's Tender Dinner® - $11.99Fresh hand battered chicken tenders with fries. Served with Tully's Honey Mustard and coleslaw.Asian Tenders - $10.49Tully's Tenders® tossed in a sweet 'n spicy Asian sauce and sprinkled with fresh scallions. Served with fries.Asian Tender Dinner - $12.69Tully's Tenders dipped in house sweet 'n spicy Asian sauce and sprinkled with fresh scallions. Served with fries, Tully's Ranch and coleslaw.Buffalo Tenders - $10.49Tully's Tenders® dipped in Buffalo wing sauce. Served with fries and creamy Bleu cheese.Buffalo Tender Dinner - $12.69Tully's Tenders® dipped in house Buffalo sauce. Served with fries, Bleu cheese and coleslaw.Add 3 Tully's Tenders - $4.79Served with Tully's Honey Mustard dipping sauce.Homemade soupsMade fresh in our own kitchen.Chicken Noodle - $4.99Loaded with veggies, tender chicken and noodles.French Onion Soup - $5.29Served piping hot with homemade croutons, melted Swiss and Mozzarella.Baked Potato Soup - $4.99Loaded with chunks of Idaho potatoes, celery, bacon bits, Jack-cheddar cheese.Salad entréesServed with garlic bread and choice of dressing: Tully's Ranch (GS), Tully's Honey Mustard (GS), Thousand Island (GS), Red Wine Vinaigrette (GS), Fat-Free Italian (GS), Creamy Bleu Cheese (GS), or Dijon Balsamic Vinaigrette (GS). Add Crumbled Bleu Cheese $.75.NEW! Cha Cha Chicken Salad - $10.79Blackened chicken served over mixed greens tossed with cucumbers, black beans, sweet corn, red onion and mango-red wine vinaigrette then topped with Jack-cheddar cheese. Mexican Chopped Salad - $10.99Southwest grilled chicken, corn, black beans, pico de gallo, cucumbers, guacamole, red onions and Jack-cheddar cheese. Served over Romaine and iceberg lettuce, tossed with a salsa ranch. Served with garlic bread.Tully's Tender Salad - $10.99Salad greens, fresh vegetables, black olives, Jack-Cheddar cheese topped with Tully's Tenders®. Sub Buffalo Tenders $.40.NEW! Strawberry shrimp salad - $11.99Crisp Romaine lettuce tossed with cucumbers. red onions and Tully's Ranch dressing. Topped with blackened shrimp, fresh sliced strawberries and crumbly Bleu cheese. Tavern Steak Salad (GS) - $12.99Mixed greens medley tossed with red wine vinaigrette, cucumbers, diced tomatoes, scallions, potatoes and topped with grilled USDA Choice Flat Iron Steak and crumbly Bleu Cheese.Balsamic Chicken Salad (GS) - $11.49Romaine tossed with Dijon Balsamic vinaigrette dressing and tomato bruschetta. Topped with roasted peppers, olives, Romano cheese, grilled chicken and scallions.Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad - $10.99Crisp Romaine tossed with Caesar dressing and homemade croutons, topped with grilled chicken.BBQ Chicken Salad (GS) - $10.89Romaine and iceberg lettuce tossed with homemade Tully's Ranch, black beans, corn, Jack-cheddar cheese. Topped with scallions, cilantro, diced tomatoes, tortilla chips and BBQ grilled chicken.huge deli sandwichesServed with a Pickle Spear. Add Fries, loaded potato salad or fat free pasta salad $2.99. Add a side salad $1.79.The Ultimate BLT - $9.69Crisp bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayo on country white bread.Classic Tuna Melt on Rye - $9.89Grilled with melted Cheddar cheese and sliced tomatoes.Pulled Pork Grilled Cheese - $10.59Smoked pulled pork, pickled red onions and cheddar cheese, grilled on country white bread. New York Grilled Reuben - $10.89Corned beef, Thousand Island dressing, sauerkraut and melted Swiss on rye. The Ultimate Grilled Cheese - $8.59Cheddar, yellow American and white American cheese on country white bread. Add tomato for $.99. Add Bacon or Ham $1.79Tully's FavoritesSubstitute a Side Salad for Coleslaw for $1.39.California Fish Taco - $11.39A crisp tortilla packed with hand breaded haddock, melted cheese, black beans, pico de gallo, scallions, black olives, jalapeños and our spicy homemade dressing. Served with rice and beans.NEW! Salt & Pepper Pork Chops - $11.79Two hand-cut loin pork chops seasoned with salt and pepper and grilled to perfection. Served with choice potato, coleslaw and applesauce. Fish Fry Haddock Dinner - $12.99Lightly breaded haddock with choice of potato, coleslaw and tartar sauce.Smothered Chicken (GS) - $12.89Two chicken breasts smothered with onions, peppers, mushrooms, melted American cheese and topped with diced tomatoes. Served with choice of potato and coleslaw.Kick'n Bourbon Chicken - $11.99Two grilled chicken breasts topped with sautéed mushrooms, scallions and a sweet tangy bourbon glaze. Served with choice of potato and coleslaw.Seafood Combo - $11.99Hand breaded shrimp and lightly breaded haddock, served with choice of potato and coleslaw.Mile High Meatloaf - $11.99Homemade meatloaf (contains mushrooms) served on top of country mashed potatoes and topped with fresh gravy. Served with a side of coleslaw. *Mashed potatoes available after 4pm, Sunday all day.Sandwich plattersServed with a pickle spear & choice of fries, loaded potato salad or fat-free pasta salad. Add a side salad $1.79.NEW! Hawg Heaven Stacker Sandwich - $8.99Thinly cut loin pork chips, coated with Idaho potato and lightly fried. Stacked with ham, Swiss cheese, pickles and brown mustard. Portobello Sandwich - $9.59With roasted red peppers, lettuce and melted white American cheese. NEW! Horseradish Chicken Philly - $9.99Grilled blackened chicken tenders, mushrooms, melted American cheese, grilled pickled red onions and a zesty horseradish sauce. Fish Fry Haddock Sandwich - $9.99Lightly hand breaded haddock, served with lettuce and a side of tartar sauce. The Tully - $10.39Sliced turkey and ham, grilled. Topped with melted white American cheese, bacon, lettuce and tomato.Cheese Steak - $10.19Sliced Sirloin topped with onions, peppers, mushrooms and melted American cheese.West Coast Chicken Sandwich - $9.99Grilled chicken breast topped with pepper-jack cheese, crisp bacon and fresh made guacamole on a toasted roll with spicy mayo, lettuce and tomato.Buffalo Chicken - $9.99Hand battered chicken breast dipped in Buffalo sauce, topped with Bleu cheese.Ranch Chicken - $9.99Chicken breast hand battered and lightly fried. Topped with American cheese, lettuce, tomato, bacon and Tully's Ranch dressing.burgersFresh ground, never frozen steak burgers. Burgers are prepared medium, medium-well, or well done. Served with a pickle spear & fries. Add a side salad $1.79.Basic Burger - $9.89Lettuce and tomato.Cheeseburger - $9.99Lettuce, tomato and choice of American, cheddar, Swiss or pepper-Jack. The Club Burger - $9.99Two 1/4 lb. patties, bacon, American cheese, lettuce, special sauce, ketchup, diced onions and pickles.NEW! Horseradish Haystack Burger - $10.89Sautéed mushrooms, Swiss cheese, crispy onion straws and a zesty horseradish sauce. NEW! Smokehouse Burger - $10.99Bacon, cheddar cheese, BBQ sauce, crispy fried onion straws and Cajun mayo. Bacon Cheese Burger - $10.99Five strips of bacon, American cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayo.Steakhouse Burger - $10.99Cheddar, sautéed mushrooms, bacon and steak sauce.Mountain Melt Burger - $10.99Our huge burger packed between our Ultimate Grilled Cheese with lettuce, tomato and mayo.Firehouse Burger - $10.79Pepper-Jack cheese, jalapeños, spicy mayo, lettuce, tomato and tangy salsa.Mushroom Swiss Burger - $10.79Sautéed mushrooms and melted Swiss cheese.Turkey Burger - $9.891/2 lb. juicy ground seasoned turkey grilled with lettuce and tomato.Garden Burger - $9.191/4 lb. Meatless burger with pickled red onions, lettuce, tomato, mustard, ketchup and pickles.PastasServed with warm Garlic Bread and a Side Salad.Baked Ziti - $10.99A generous portion of ziti tossed in our own marinara sauce with Romano and mozzarella cheese, then baked.NEW! Stuffed Portobello & Shells Combo - $11.89Grilled portobello cap stuffed with sausage filling. Topped with marinara and melted mozzarella cheese. Paired with stuffed shells. Cajun Chicken Pasta - $12.59Fresh chicken, mushrooms and ziti tossed in a spicy Alfredo sauce.Chicken & Broccoli Alfredo - $12.69Tender chicken and broccoli tossed with Fettuccine Alfredo.Cheesy Chicken & Broccoli Bake - $12.49Homemade cheddar cheese sauce tossed with tender chicken, ziti and broccoli. Topped with our buttery crumb topping.Chicken Parmigiana - $11.99Chicken breast breaded Italian style, topped with our own marinara sauce, Romano and mozzarella with a side of fettuccine.Baked Stuffed Shells - $10.99Pasta shells stuffed with ricotta, herbs, and mozzarella cheese. Topped with our own marinara sauce and mozzarella cheese then baked until golden brown.healthy choicesMost of our Healthy Choice options are under 600 calories.Healthy Choice Life Bowl $9.99Rice accompanied by Southwest seasoned chicken, black beans, corn, pico de gallo, guacamole, cilantro and fresh lime. (under 600 calories) Quinoa Comfort Food Bowl - $10.99Smoked pulled pork, black beans, sweet corn, pickled red onions and Jack-cheddar cheese with a touch of BBQ sauce over warm red quinoa. Garnished with cilantro. Balsamic Chicken Salad (GS) - $11.49Romaine tossed with Dijon Balsamic vinaigrette dressing and tomato bruschetta. Topped with roasted peppers, olives, Romano cheese, grilled chicken and scallions.Chicken Fresca (GS) - $11.99Grilled chicken tenders sautéed in our light tomato white wine sauce with mushrooms, tomato bruschetta, roasted red peppers, Romano cheese, scallions and fresh lemon. Served over seasoned rice.Surf 'n Turf (GS) - $14.996oz USDA Angus Flat Iron steak served with sautéed shrimp lightly seasoned with Cajun spices and fresh vegetables. (Under 800 calories)Spicy Asian Stir Fry (GS) - $11.59Sautéed shrimp mixed with veggies and mushrooms in a spicy chili sauce. Served over seasoned Rice.Grilled Cajun Haddock (GS) - $10.99Cajun spiced haddock topped with a fresh made pico de gallo and fresh lemon. Served with fresh garden vegetables.Seared Chicken Mediterranean Wrap - $10.99A whole grain protein wrap filled with grilled chicken, lettuce, roasted red peppers, guacamole, cucumbers, banana peppers and a drizzle of Balsamic vinaigrette. Served with roasted vegetables and a pickle. (Under 700 calories)DessertsNew! Mile High Ice Cream Pie - $6.59Homemade ice cream pie with a chocolate crumb crust, vanilla ice cream, caramel, chocolate fudge and candy bar crunch, topped with whipped cream.NEW! Strawberry Sugar Cookie Monster - $6.19Two warm sugar cookies topped with vanilla ice cream, fresh sliced strawberries, strawberry sauce and whipped cream.Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie - $6.39Homemade with chocolate crumb crust, creamy peanut butter, topped with semi-sweet chocolate and whipped cream.Cookie Monster - $5.99Two warm chocolate chip cookies topped with vanilla ice cream, hot fudge and whipped cream.Homemade Cheesecake - $6.29Our homemade cheesecake topped with your choice of strawberries, cherries, hot fudge or chocolate & cream cookie crumbs.Specialty Coffee DrinksAll of our specialty coffee drinks are made with Paul deLima coffee and topped with whipped cream.Bailey's & Coffee - $5.75Bailey's Irish Cream and hot coffee.Cafe Tully's - $5.75Amaretto, Kahlua, Dark Creme de Cacao and hot coffee.International Coffee - $5.75Bailey's Irish Cream, Chambord and hot coffee.Irish Coffee - $5.95Irish whiskey and hot coffee.Keoke Coffee - $5.95Brandy, Frangelico and hot coffee.Sit & Sip Coffee - $5.95Bailey's Irish Cream, Frangelico and hot coffee.Tipperary Coffee - $5.95Bailey's Irish Cream, Irish Whiskey and hot coffee drizzled with Green Creme de Menthe.Lunch CombosDrink is included when dining in. Choice of Pepsi, Iced Tea or 16oz. All Day Every Day Beer Special. (The All Day Every Day Beer Special is not included at our Clarks Summit location). The Lunch Combo Price at our Clarks Summit location is $8.99. Served Monday thru Friday until 2:30pm. No substitutions please.Smokehouse Pulled Pork Sandwich - $9.19Slow smoked pulled pork stacked on a toasted roll with Cajun mayo and BBQ sauce. Topped with crisp coleslaw. Served with fries and a pickle spear.BLT Wrap - $9.19Crispy bacon wrapped with tomato, lettuce and mayo. Served with a pickle spear and choice of fries or fat-free pasta salad.Soup & Salad Combo - $9.19Baked Potato soup and a garden salad. Substitute Seafood Chowder, Chili or French Onion for $.99.Chicken Tender Wrap - $9.19Tully's Tenders® diced and mixed with lettuce, tomato and Tully's Honey Mustard. Served with a pickle spear and choice of fries or fat-free pasta salad.Soup & Sandwich Combo - $9.19Baked Potato soup and a turkey, ham or tuna sandwich. Served with a pickle spear. Substitute Seafood Chowder, Chili or French Onion for $.99.Taco Salad - $9.19Crisp iceberg lettuce, a mixture of seasoned ground beef and refried beans. Topped with ranch dressing, corn, Jack-cheddar cheese, pico de gallo and sour cream in a crisp taco shell. Served with side of salsa.Tully's Tenders® - $9.19Our famous hand battered Tully's Tenders®. Served with fries and Tully's Honey Mustard for dipping. Sub Buffalo Tenders $.20.Lunch FavoritesServed Monday-Friday until 2:30pm. Drink not included. No substitutions please.Quinoa Super Food Bowl - $10.99Grilled seasoned chicken, pickled red onions, zucchini, yellow squash, broccoli, roasted red peppers, pico de gallo, black beans, red quinoa and a fresh lime wedge. (Under 600 calories)Tully's 1/4LB Cheeseburger - $7.99Our 1/4lb burger topped with American cheese, lettuce and tomato. Served with fries and pickle spear.New! Crispy Chicken Sandwich - $9.49Panko breaded chicken, Swiss cheese, cucumbers, pickled red onions and Cajun mayo on a toasted bun. Served with fries and a pickle spear.Blackened Shrimp Rice Bowl - $8.99Gulf shrimp seasoned with Cajun spices, grilled with onions, corn, black beans and roasted red peppers. Served over rice with pico de gallo and fresh cilantro. (under 600 calories)Soup & Tully's Tenders - $7.99Baked Potato soup and Tully's Tenders® with Tully's Honey Mustard for dipping. Substitute Seafood Chowder, Chili or French Onion for $.99.Lunch Fish Fry - $8.49A lightly breaded haddock served with fries and tartar sauce. Served with a side of coleslaw. New! Blackened Salmon Chopped Salad - $11.99Blackened Norwegian Salmon, Romaine and iceberg lettuce, cucumbers, tomato, sweet corn and pickled red onions. Tossed in a red wine vinaigrette.usda steaksMonday thru Saturday 4pm-10pm, Sunday 12pm-10pm. Substitute a side salad for coleslaw for only $1.39. Add 3 Tully's Chicken Tenders to Any Meal for $4.79 - Served with Tully's Honey Mustard sauce. Add sautéed onions & mushrooms $1.39.Petite Flat Iron Steak - $11.996oz USDA Choice Black Angus flat iron steak served with country mashed potatoes and fresh seasonal vegetables.12oz Flat Iron Steak - $16.9912oz USDA choice Black Angus flat iron steak served with country mashed potatoes and coleslaw.Tully's 16oz Delmonico - $18.99Fresh USDA Ribeye Steak served with country mashed potatoes and coleslaw.NEW! Horseradish Crusted Flat Iron - $17.9912oz USDA choice Black Angus flat iron steak crusted with horseradish butter crumb topping and fried onion straws. Served with country mashed potatoes and coleslaw. Steak and Tender Combo - $14.796oz USDA Choice Black Angus flat iron steak and Tully's Tenders® served together with Tully's Honey Mustard, choice of potato and coleslaw.Dinner EntréesNEW! Pulled Pork Mac & Cheese - $12.99Smoked pulled pork served over our homemade mac & cheese. Topped with butter crumb topping, BBQ sauce, ranch and cilantro. Served with garlic bread.Buffalo Chicken Mac & Cheese - $12.99Tender chicken sautéed in Buffalo sauce then tossed with Rotini pasta and our homemade cheese sauce. Topped with butter crumb topping and melted Jack-cheddar cheese. Served with garlic bread. Shrimp and Crab Alfredo - $13.99Tender shrimp and imitation crab tossed with roasted red peppers and fettuccine in a creamy Alfredo sauce. Served with a side salad and garlic breadBaked Stuffed Haddock - $14.49Grilled Haddock stuffed with homemade spicy seafood filling and then baked with a butter crumb topping. Served with seasoned rice and coleslaw.Salmon Romanesco - $16.99Grilled Salmon topped with grilled portobello mushrooms and fresh tomato bruschetta. Served with seasoned rice and fresh seasonal vegetables.Shrimp and Crab Alfredo - $13.99Tender shrimp and imitation crab tossed with roasted red peppers and fettuccine in a creamy Alfredo sauce. Served with a side salad and garlic bread. NEW! Drunken Clams - $11.991lb. of little neck clams. Steamed in a blend of garlic, old bay seasoning, butter and wine. Served with garlic bread.(GS) Gluten Sensitive: Items labeled with the (GS) symbol are made using gluten-free ingredients based on information from our suppliers. All of our menu items are prepared in shared cooking and preparation areas and are not completely gluten-free. Guests should inform a manager of any gluten intolerance and consider individual dietary needs when ordering. Main Menu PDFWestern and Southern Tier Specials Menu PDFNew York Main Menu PDFSyracuse Specials Menu PDFClarks Summit Main Menu PDFClarks Summit Dessert Menu PDF Main Menu PDFWatertown


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Guest Editorial: Recent Trends in Reuse and Integration
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1 Introduction
The term, "reuse" means far more than code reuse, which it subsumes. It includes all manner of abstractions – from models to dynamic plans, simulations, knowledge bases, software, firmware, and hardware. In particular, the term includes semantic repositories, which enable the reuse of knowledge stored in episodic memory, rules, neural weight sets, connections in hardware, and the like. A problem with deep learning and neural networks in general is that they don't facilitate transfer learning, which is a very human way to learn. (Hosseini et al. 2017) recently demonstrated that unlike humans, neural networks are unable to learn to recognize images that are equivalent under simple transformation (e.g., integers and their Polaroid negatives). Without transfer learning, neural networks cannot take advantage of randomization for accelerating their learning and increasing the space of what they know. Moreover, (Lin and Vitter 1991) proved that if a neural network has at least one hidden layer, then it is NP-hard to train. Geoffrey Hinton, the inventor of the backpropagation algorithm, has stated that we need to reinvent the neural net if we ever hope to close in on how the brain works and the capability to emulate its diverse abilities.
(Feigenbaum 1984) has written on the knowledge acquisition bottleneck, which is to say that we need to acquire more knowledge with greater alacrity if we are to ever hope to build scalable knowledge-based systems with acceptable ROIs. Semantic repositories are a step in the right direction. Such repositories hold generalized knowledge, which is created through the randomization of instances. The space of recoverable instances then exceeds the original space from which the generalizations spring. In this manner, semantic repositories support machine intelligence from the perspective of reuse and integration (Fraga et al. 2019). Machine intelligence underpins the AI revolution that started with deep learning and is not limited to any one technology or set of technologies. Machine intelligence depends on software and parallel hardware – the construction of which is dependent upon information reuse and integration. Again, abstraction is key to successful reuse and integration. Abstraction, in turn, depends upon knowledge, which is bootstrapped using various abstractions. We see that information reuse and integration underpins every significant intelligent system ever built or which can ever be conceived (Chang et al. 2019). Indeed, Rubin's theory of randomization (Rubin 2007), formally predicts that with scale, abstraction allows for an unbounded density of knowledge to be achieved in computer memory. The open question is what density is associated with what scale. Information reuse and integration may have got its start with code reuse, but it is rapidly heading towards knowledge reuse and beyond. That is, designs inherently involve imagination, which can be traced to reuse and domain transference. Indeed the knowledge revolution has just begun and will come to vastly overshadow its predecessor – the industrial revolution.
2 In this Special Issue
Data science has become valuable for prediction – a key capability of AI. Big data mining is based on statistics, but formal, or small data mining, is based on fitting an algorithm or equation to causality. Both approaches are needed to cover the gamut of complexity in the real world. Technically speaking, we say that randomizations are recursively enumerable, but not recursive. This means that search is an inherent part of the non-trivial discovery process. One cannot prove that a better randomization does not exist – only search to see if one can be found.
Another aspect of reuse are the modeling languages, such as UML and XML (Meghzili et al. 2019). The problem with these abstractions is that they reportedly don't scale well. Thus, researchers are attempting to incorporate Apache Storm and stochastic (colored) Petri Nets to enhance scalability (Requeno et al. 2019). An open question is if it would not be more cost effective to pursue Fourth or Fifth generation (functional) languages as modeling tools in preference to UML. Modular compilation, extensibility, explanation facilities, capabilities for parallel and cyber-secure computation, GUIs, debugging facilities, and readability all factor into the definition of successful modeling languages.
Another logistics problem, faced by the military and certain industries, pertains to the coordination of robotic swarms (Leofante et al. 2019). This is a planning problem, which involves reuse and plan transformation or modification. At this time, there are no effective theories for efficient distributed swarm control. Akin to natural language processing, machine learning seems to have the most to offer here in the way of a solution. Deep learning has been the most successful approach to date; but, deep learning is bottlenecked because it is incapable of transfer learning, which is required for reuse to yield a high ROI here. Similarly, one must be careful not to create bloat and reuse is consistent with optimization when properly done. Deep learning depends on hidden layers – the use of which precludes tractable reuse. For this reason, Professor Geoffrey Hinton is actively seeking a substitute for the backpropagation algorithm, which he invented.
Another popular area for reuse of late is in text processing (Prusa et al. 2019). In the past, we relied on data being stored in relational databases along with SQL, relational algebras, or other access formalisms for its manipulation. Now, we are moving from keyword search to textual understanding and the use of those semantics to not only search for constrained information, but to recognize and predict patterns as well (e.g., predicting the price of West Texas oil futures). As computer speeds increase and the use of parallel processing continues to grow, we can expect natural language driven human interfaces to get better. One application has members of a drone swarm communicating with each other – not in code, but using synthesized natural language. One study predicts that natural language processing will grow to be a $1.25 billion dollar industry (e.g., for marketing) by 2022. Information reuse and integration play a pivotal role here because text and linguistic semantics have a many to one relation, or a many to many relation in context. Bidirectional recurrent neural networks have been developed as effective real-time language translators and research is exploring their possible use as chat-bots. At present, they cannot scale beyond several lines of chat. Scalability here implies solving the transfer learning problem – perhaps by reinventing the neural network. That task again hinges on successful abstraction through reuse and integration.
One way to enhance scalability is through dimensionality reduction – eliminating irrelevant details. For example, we recognize automobiles despite variances in their manufacturer, model, and year. This differs from data cleansing, which is tasked to minimize noise. Moreover, features can be broken down into reusable parts or fractal equations (Golinko and Zhu 2019). The problem of transformational learning persists if performed using hidden-layer neural networks. However, supervised symbolic transference is possible today and is appropriate for many domains that can be so labeled.
One of the problems associated with any reuse-based ecosystem pertains to metricizing the salient features (Lima Fontão et al. 2019). For example, if one is trying to optimize a composition of functions, one must be concerned with space, speed, and reliability. How does one determine the best tradeoffs? How will these decisions factor into subsequent compositions? How can these and other decision-making processes be accurately captured for reuse for unrelated problems? How does one go about recognizing that a particular optimization may not be the best for a particular problem? Can one develop an expert system to make the configurations? Can knowledge base segments be reused? How are the rules acquired? Should cases be used in preference to rules? These and a plethora of other questions need to be answer in order that information reuse and integration can advance our intelligent systems of tomorrow.
Finally, there is work going on pertaining to the use of schemas for knowledge extraction (e.g., for web query interfaces) (Jou 2019). Schemas are randomizations, which may be instantiated to create constrained knowledge. The knowledge must be constrained because otherwise it is likely to be in error. The key to scalable schema-based systems is to have knowledge self-apply. This means that the generalization of instances into tractable schemas (under the inverse triangle inequality) and the instantiation of those schemas to yield knowledge must be knowledge-based to be scalable. This defines a network and falls under Rubin's theory of randomization. Not only is the data reusable, but the pattern of knowledge segment calls is too. Symbolic transference is currently realizable. The last paper presents an example using heuristic rules to extract schemas for deep web query interfaces.
3 Conclusion
In summary, we have just begun to see how intelligent systems will be developed to change the world for the better. We see that information reuse, integration, and their abstractions, as detailed in this book, will play a fundamental role in the realization of these intelligent systems.
The goal for this special issue is to survey recent trends in reuse and integration by way of presenting nine select papers, which together cover the recent developments. Drs. Rubin and Bouzar-Benlabiod would first like to avail themselves of the opportunity to thank the late Professor Bouabana-Tebibel – without whom there would be no special issue. Her foresight into the need to compile a special issue such as this one was not only insightful, but inspirational.
- Chang, V., Abdel-Basset, M., & Ramachandran, M. (2019). Towards a reuse strategic decision pattern framework – From theories to practices. Recent Trends in Reuse and Integration. Information Systems Frontiers, 21(1). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10796-018-9853-8.
- Feigenbaum, E. A. (1984). Knowledge engineering. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 426(1), 91–107.Google Scholar
- Fraga, A., Llorens, J., & Genova, G. (2019). Towards a Methodology for Knowledge Reuse Based on Semantic Repositories. Recent Trends in Reuse and Integration. Information Systems Frontiers, 21(1). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10796-018-9862-7.
- Golinko, E., & Zhu, X. (2019). Generalized Feature Embedding for Supervised, Unsupervised, and Online Learning Tasks. Recent Trends in Reuse and Integration. Information Systems Frontiers, 21(1). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10796-018-9850-y.
- Hosseini, H., Xiao, B., Jaiswal, M., & Poovendran, R. (2017, December). On the limitation of convolutional neural networks in recognizing negative images. In Machine Learning and Applications (ICMLA), 2017 16th IEEE International Conference on (pp. 352–358). IEEE.Google Scholar
- Jou, C. (2019). Schema extraction for deep web query interfaces using heuristics rules. Recent Trends in Reuse and Integration. Information Systems Frontiers, 21(1). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10796-018-9863-6.
- Leofante, F., Ábrahám, E., Niemueller, T., Lakemeyer, G., & Tacchella, A. (2019). Integrated Synthesis and Execution of Optimal Plans for Multi-Robot Systems in Logistics. Recent Trends in Reuse and Integration. Information Systems Frontiers, 21(1). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10796-018-9858-3.
- Lima Fontão, A., Santos, R., & Dias-Neto, A. (2019). Exploiting repositories in Mobile software ecosystems from a governance perspective. Recent Trends in Reuse and Integration. Information Systems Frontiers, 21(1). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10796-018-9861-8.
- Lin, J. H., & Vitter, J. S. (1991). Complexity results on learning by neural nets. Machine Learning, 6(3), 211–230.Google Scholar
- Meghzili, S., Chaoui, A., Strecker, M., & Kerkouche, E. (2019). Verification of model transformations using Isabelle/HOL and Scala. Recent Trends in Reuse and Integration. Information Systems Frontiers, 21(1). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10796-018-9860-9.
- Prusa, J. D., Sagul, R. T., & Khoshgoftaar, T. M. (2019, 2018). Evaluating Text Feature Extraction of Expert Reports for the Valuation of West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil Futures. Recent Trends in Reuse and Integration. Information Systems Frontiers, 21(1). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10796-018-9859-2.
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Pete Browne announces Ulster departure on medical advice
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- October 16, 2018, 16:42
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- August 6, 2018, 11:09
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- July 9, 2018, 18:13
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- May 28, 2018, 11:11
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- May 4, 2018, 10:46
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Preparing for Installation
Installation Prerequisites
- iWD 8.5.0 requires Genesys Administrator Extension version 8.5.000.47 or later.
- Tomcat web application server must be stopped. Stopping is optional for WebSphere Application Server.
- A supported web application server, such as Tomcat or WebSphere, must be installed on the computer(s) on which iWD will be installed. For production deployments, install the iWD web applications and the Genesys Rules System web applications on separate instances of the application server.
- A supported database server must installed for the iWD Data Mart.
- The following are required:
- OpenJRE 7 for Linux
- IBM JDK 7 for Websphere
- IBM JDK 6 or 7 for AIX
- Oracle JRE 7 for Windows. Please see http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html.
- For customers using Tomcat, Genesys only supports Java JDK 7. Java SDK can be downloaded from http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp
Support for RHEL 64-bit Platforms
Installers support installation of Red Hat Linux 64-bit platforms only when RHEL standard compatibility packs for 32-bit platforms have been installed. These packages have generic names like:
- compat-glibc*
- compat-libstdc++*
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You might also need to ensure that the JAVA_HOME variable points to the correct JDK.
iWD DVD
This DVD contains the following components:
- iWD Runtime Node—Runs scheduled iWD Data Mart services.
- iWD Manager—A graphical user interface (GUI). iWD Manager is used for real-time management of tasks. In 8.5.0 it also contains iWD Setup Utility, which is an XML file containing iWD-specific configuration and setup information.
- iWD GAX Plugin—Business configuration of the iWD solution.
- iWD Stat Extensions—Stat Server Java Extensions that provide Stat Server clients, such as CCPulse+, the ability to request and display current-day statistics from iWD's Data Mart.
Configuration of Application Servers
It is necessary to configure your application server to successfully run iWD and the Genesys Rules System. Apache Tomcat and IBM WebSphere are supported.
Installing on Tomcat
If Tomcat is running as Windows service:
Add the following Java options to the Tomcat service configuration:
For iWD Manager, configure the initial and maximum memory pools to 256 and 1024 megabytes.
If Tomcat is running as Windows console application:
Add the following to the setenv.bat file:
- set JAVA_OPTS=-XX:MaxPermSize=128m -Xms256M -Xmx1536M -Dcom.genesyslab.platform.commons.connection.factory.class=com.genesyslab.platform.commons.connection.impl.netty.NettyConnectionFactory
On UNIX machines:
Edit the setenv.sh file and add the following:
- export JAVA_OPTS="-XX:MaxPermSize=128m -Xms256M -Xmx1536M -Dcom.genesyslab.platform.commons.connection.factory.class=com.
setenv.sh and setenv.bat files:
By default, setenv.sh and setenv.bat files are not present after the installation of Tomcat, so you need to create them manually under the Tomcat_installation/bin directory and correctly configure the access rights on UNIX machines properly for these files.
Installing on WebSphere
- Log in to the WebSphere Integrated Solution Console.
- Select Servers > Application Servers and select a server from the list.
- Then continue to > Server Infrastructure, Java and Process Management > Process Definition > Java Virtual Machine.
- In Generic JVM Arguments, add these settings, if not present: -XX:MaxPermSize=128m -Dcom.genesyslab.platform.commons.connection.factory.class=com. genesyslab.platform.commons.connection.impl.netty.NettyConnectionFactory
- Configure the initial and maximum heap size, using the same guidelines as for Tomcat.
- If installing on WebSphere 7.0 or later, add this Generic JVM parameter: -Dorg.ajax4jsf.cache.CacheFactory=org.ajax4jsf.cache.OSCacheCacheFactory
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It's been over three years since the release of twenty one pilots' Blurryface, but their new album, Trench is worth every minute's wait. Trench showcases broad musical development but still holds tight to the twenty one pilots tradition of complex, confusing, and contemplative lyrics. Here are the best lyrics from each of the fourteen songs on the album:
1. Jumpsuit: "Spirits in my room, friend or foe?/Felt it in my youth, feel it when I'm old."
"Jumpsuit" gets Trench off to a firecracker start, and this lyrics encapsulates the action and duality of the track.
2. Levitate: "I know I shouldn't say this/But a curse from you is all that I would need right now, man."
"Levitate" advocates confrontation. This lyrics expresses a push for truth and proof, even if it comes at the cost of a curse.
3. Morph: "For 'if' is purely panic and 'when' is solemn sorrow/And one invades today while the other spies tomorrow."
For a twenty one pilots song, "Morph"'s message is less difficult to decipher, talking about death, dying itself, and what happens after. This lyric from the first verse introduces many of the concepts struggled with throughout the rest of the song.
4. My Blood: "Did they know I was grown with you?/If they're here to smoke, know I'll go with you."
"My Blood" shows the power of loyalty and friendship, and the kind of love that means you would fight, kill, and die to keep your friend safe.
5. Chlorine: "I've been tested like the ends of/A weathered flag that's by the sea."
"Chlorine" is musically one of the more upbeat songs on the album, in which Tyler Joseph sings about the challenges of songwriting. This lyric paints a clear visual of the creative process.
6. Smithereens: "For you, I'd go/Write a slick song just to show you the world."
"Smithereens" is the love song we've been waiting for. It's sweet with a double helping of twenty one pilots quirky. This moment in the song grounded and self-referential without being too cocky.
7. Neon Gravestones: "We give them the highest of praise, and hang their banner from a ceiling/Communicating, further engraving/An earlier grave is an optional way."
"Neon Gravestones," my personal favorite from the album, attacks society's romanticizing of suicide and the dangers of glorifying those who have committed suicide. Although the whole song is chock-full of thought-provoking lyrics, this one concisely sums up the issues with putting people on a pedestal after they commit suicide.
8. The Hype: "It might take some friends and a warmer shirt/But you don't get thick skin without getting burnt."
"The Hype" gives the listener some tough love, telling them to push through despite mental and physical difficulties.
9. Nico and the Niners: "What I say when I want to be enough/What a beautiful day for making a break for it."
Within the narrative of Trench, this song serves as a rallying cry for the banditos, urging the listeners to break free and seek what help they need.
10. Cut My Lip: "Though I am bruised/Face of contusions/Know I'll keep moving."
The idea of pushing through adversity is a strong theme in Trench, and "Cut My Lip" offers some of the most upfront encouragement and inspiration on the album.
11. Bandito: "Either way it helps to hear these words bounce off of you/The softest echo could be enough for me to make it through."
In "Bandito," the protagonist that connects Trench learns to accept his responsibilities and comes to terms with the perils ahead of him. These lyrics express the feeling that finding connections with other people in the midst of loneliness can be the defining factor in whether or not you "make it."
12. Pet Cheetah: "[This clique] could make him afraid of his music/And be scared to death he could lose it."
This is one of the moments on the album that relates more directly to twenty one pilots itself than to the story of Trench. Here, Joseph vulnerably reveals his fears that twenty one pilots' new music might not live up to the expectations left by "Blurryface."
13. Legend: "You're a legend in my own mind/My middle name, my goodbye."
"Legend," is an ode to Joseph's grandfather. He was unable to finish the song before his grandfather died, so this song serves as an ode, eulogy, and goodbye.
14. Leave the City: "In time, I will leave the city/For now, I will stay alive."
While much of Trench is about victory, much is also about insecurity, an ongoing, and an uncertainty of tomorrow. "Leave the City" wraps up the album with the idea that sometimes you don't know. And until you do, if you ever do, you have to hold on, to live.


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Reversing Cognitive Decline: Advanced Clinical Training in Treating MCI and Early Alzheimer's Disease – In collaboration with Dale Bredesen, MD, and MPI Cognition (ACT); Institute for Functional Medicine Dec 2-3, 2017
Holistic Nutrition Lab-Digestive Intensive; with Andrea Nakayama July-Aug 2017
Keto Practitioner Training Intensive; with Carole Freeman March 21-23 2017
Inneractive Healing Systems; The Art of Muscle Testing; February 17-20, 2017
Bioindividual Nutrition Institute; Foundations Course-specialized diets; June-Oct 2016
Holistic Mineral Balancing; HTMA training; Feb-May 2016
Restorative Wellness Solutions- Level Three; HTMA, Thyroid, Immune, Autoimmune, Nov. 2015-Jan 2016
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MTHFR and Methylation Training with Colleen Walsh; April 2015
Heavy Metal Detox, presented by Caron DeVita, 2015
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You see, I thought that just because we had the same genes, are in the same family, that my health would suffer the same fate. We are born with the genes we have. We can't change them, right?
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I'm really happy to share with you my new report dedicated to the Discusvrienden Show who held in Holland during the VIVARIUM exhibition.
It was an amazing event... Maybe the top one in Europe because several clubs joins there forces to propose several competitions.
I was there for discus ... But I took my camera and to propose you some photos and video (Youtube). Fell free to comment my youtube channel, I give you the link of the full report.
Article and video (end of article) are both available in English.
Here is a winner is "solid" category
Hope you will enjoy...
Soon I will report the Paris discus show where I met... an American from NYC and a Canadian!!!
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Sustainable building and design are constantly evolving. To stay on top of all of the advances in news, technology, and design, finding a few good and informative blogs can help keep you up-to-date on all of the latest advancements in sustainability. These are our top five blog picks for sustainable building design, technology, and news.
Inhabitat is one of the veteran sustainability blogs, with 10 years' worth of content available online. The blog's interface is clean and easy to navigate, with stories on a wide range of sustainability topics such as arts and architecture as well as information about sustainable energy sources. This blog highlights contemporary, forward-looking designs from around the world that transform everyday places and things into technologically savvy, and often eclectic, sustainable innovations. There is also an Inhabitots section with sustainable parenting ideas, like upcycle projects to try with your children. And if you're in a hurry, there is a bar at the top of the site which shows featured stories and makes keeping up with the latest, important news easy.
Jetson Green narrows down their content much further than other blogs. They are primarily focused on pre-fab and tiny home designs, with information that caters to both the eco-friendly home buyer and to the humanitarian. The blog posts encourage the use of repurposed industrial materials and salvaged building materials in order to maintain a low-impact lifestyle.
Jetson Green also offers a shopping section on their website, so if you are interested in reading more about the topic of green, sustainable living, you can purchase some of their bloggers' favorite books and a low-watt LED task lamp to illuminate these books late into the night.
Another 10 year old sustainability blog, and among the most well-known, TreeHugger offers a wide selection of posts with different topics, including articles about leading a green lifestyle and updates about the global impact of carbon production on our planet.
This blog is open to all of the diverse ways that one could choose to go green. Blog posts include information about the latest high tech green gadgets as well as practical, home-cooked advice for green living. Here, creating a sustainable lifestyle is possible for any person, regardless of the size of the pocket-book. Rarely has sustainable seemed to be so easy and so within reach of everyone. Treehugger also incorporates a wide range of social media so you can follow their updates on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr.
Green Building Elements focuses on building materials and energy efficient design choices, and it also features articles about recently constructed buildings with awards for outstanding sustainability.
This blog is dedicated to providing information for their readers so that they will be responsible consumers in the green building market. The articles center around the different dimensions of green building construction, and the website even devotes a whole category of posts to education, intended for the diffusion of useful information about LEED design, online classes, upcoming conferences, and newly published books about sustainabile design.
Additionally, the blog has a specialized series of posts, known as the Green Materials Report, with information about various building materials, including different kinds of flooring, insulation, and roofing. Each post in this section has explanations about how these materials are used and what makes them green.
EcoGeek takes a little bit of a different approach than the other sustainable building blogs on this list, focusing not just on the sustainable technologies being innovated, but also the "eco geeks" creating them. The blog is divided into sections for the various kinds of technical advancement—solar power, geothermal, recycling, alternative materials, etc.—and a section about the industry innovators behind them.
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Some of you may remember our family's adventures on road trips in years past. http://www.chabadneworleans.com/templates/blog/post.asp?aid=1203266&PostID=53863&p=1
Thank G-d we had no car trouble or other trip related mishaps this year. We had a wonderful smooth trip. Yet there is plenty to learn from a trip that goes well.
Just to share a few… For any major undertaking to be successful, the details are very important. We usually get caught up in what appears to be the big picture, that which gets all the attention. However the little things are integral to the big picture coming out right. On a road trip every little details contributes to the success and comfort of the endeavor. To give an example. On our way up we forgot to include tablecloths on our list. Big deal right? But when you pull up to a rest stop with a bunch of Kosher food and every table is caked in residue of non-Kosher food (not to mention the cleanliness aspect of it), all of a sudden that missed tablecloth seems like a big deal. There are dozens of others "minimal" things that are similar.
Another lesson (that kind of extends from the first) is not kicking tasks down the road (no pun intended). Sometimes, in the interest of expediency, we cut corners on getting things done and we assume that we can just as well perform those tasks later. For example, when packing a car for a long drive, as one gets closer to departure time it is tempting to throw that last few things in without regard for where they belong and how it will impact the accessibility of things needed during the trip. Then you need something when it is late and dark and you are exhausted, but because of your expedient packing method you suddenly find that the item you need is buried under "stuff."
These lessons are very applicable in Jewish life. In this week's Torah portion we have the tragic story of the death of the two sons of Aaron. Nadav and Avihu we highly spiritual and righteous but they only cared about the big picture. They ignored the details, the minutiae of the Temple law, the procedures of the Temple service and the protocols for proper spiritual conduct. The result was, that in the act of attempting to come as close to G-d as a human is capable of, they violated the laws, procedures, and protocols, which ultimately caused their demise.
There is no such thing as "big picture" Judaism that ignores the details of the laws. It is the details and the procedures that complete the big picture and allow us to soar higher and closer to G-d. Every mitzvah comes with its protocols and structure. When one ignores them, one may feel temporarily uninhibited by minutiae and procedure, but in the end one loses everything in the process. On the other hand following the details and the procedures is ironically liberating and rewarding.
Shabbat Shalom
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Delve into Aslihan in Turkey!
Aslihan in the region of Edirne is a place located in Turkey - some 334 mi (or 538 km) West of Ankara, the country's capital.
Local time in Aslihan is now 12:34 PM (Saturday). The local timezone is named "Europe / Istanbul" with an UTC offset of 2 hours. Depending on your mobility, these larger destinations might be interesting for you: İzmir, Bucharest, Stara Zagora, Sofia, Burgas or Azatli. While being here, you might want to check out Yenikoy, Tahal, Serbettar, Meseli, Kurttepe and Aslihan as well. We discovered some clips posted online. Scroll down to see the most favourite one or select the video collection in the navigation.
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Kırcasalih is a town in Uzunköprü district of Edirne Province, Turkey, It is situated in the eastern Trakya (Thrace) plains at {{#invoke:Coordinates|coord}}{{#coordinates:41|24|N|26|49|E||| | |name= }}. The distance to Uzunköprü is 18 kilometres . The population of the Kırcasalih is 3305 as of 2011. The village was founded in the 14th century just after the early Turkish settlement in Trakya began. The earliest name of the town was Karacasalih.
Located at 41.42, 26.78 (Lat. / Lng.), less than 2 mi away.
Bayramlı, Uzunköprü
Bayramlı is a village in Uzunköprü district of Edirne Province, Turkey, It is situated in the eastern Trakya (Thrace) plains at {{#invoke:Coordinates|coord}}{{#coordinates:41|18|N|26|49|E||| | |name= }}. The distance to Uzunköprü is 15 kilometres . The population of the village was 444 as of 2011. The old name of this village was Tarnovo. It was a big Bulgarian village during the Ottoman Empire era. But after the Second Balkan War the Bulgarian population was forced to leave the settlement.
Located at 41.42, 26.78 (Lat. / Lng.), less than 8 mi away.
Pythion or Pythium, was an ancient city of Perrhaebia in Thessaly, situated at the foot of Mount Olympus, and forming a Tripolis with the two neighbouring towns of Azorus and Doliche. Pythion derived its name from a temple of Apollo Pythius situated on one of the summits of Olympus, as we learn from an epigram of Xeinagoras, a Greek mathematician, who measured the height of Olympus from these parts (ap. Plut. Aemil. Paul. 15). Games, were also celebrated here in honour of Apollo. (Steph. B. s.
Located at 41.42, 26.78 (Lat. / Lng.), less than 9 mi away.
Petrades is the easternmost point of mainland Greece. It is located south of the community of Pythio. The community was affected by the floods of Evros which lasted from February 17 to March 8, 2005. Turkey is to the south and to the east. Forests are along the riverbed and farmlands are along Petrades. It is accessed by a road linking GR-51 near Didymoteicho and Pythio and Uzunköprü and south to Keşan.
Located at 41.42, 26.78 (Lat. / Lng.), less than 10 mi away.
Tayakadın is a village in central district of Edirne Province, Turkey. At {{#invoke:Coordinates|coord}}{{#coordinates:41|36|N|26|40|E||| | |name= }} it is situated 13 kilometres south east of Edirne. The population of Tayakadın is 1618 as of 2011. The village was founded in the 20th century in place of a former stud farm. The name of the village refers to a woman; either the owner of the former farm (an Italian woman) or the wet nurse of Ottoman sultan Mehmet II.
Located at 41.42, 26.78 (Lat. / Lng.), less than 14 mi away.
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1. Whiplash (2014)
R | 106 min | Drama, Music
A promising young drummer enrolls at a cut-throat music conservatory where his dreams of greatness are mentored by an instructor who will stop at nothing to realize a student's potential.
Director: Damien Chazelle | Stars: Miles Teller, J.K. Simmons, Melissa Benoist, Paul Reiser
Votes: 631,779 | Gross: $13.09M
2. Alien Abduction (2014)
Not Rated | 85 min | Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller
A vacationing family encounters an alien threat in this thriller based on the real-life Brown Mountain Lights phenomenon in North Carolina.
Director: Matty Beckerman | Stars: Katherine Sigismund, Corey Eid, Riley Polanski, Jillian Clare
Votes: 7,509
3. FX Movie Download (2014– )
An extensive behind-the-scenes look at some of the most popular movies with two people hosting each week. The next best thing to owning the film you're watching.
Stars: Sasha Perl-Raver, Adam Gertler, Dennis Dugan, Simon Kinberg
Votes: 39
4. 300 Rise of an Empire: 3 Days in Hell (2014 Video)
Documentary, Short
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Votes: 18
5. Legacy X: Wolverine and the X-men (2013)
Director: Gregg Temkin | Stars: Chris Claremont, Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart
Votes: 21
6. X-Men: Apocalypse Unearthed (2016 Video)
64 min | Documentary
A six-part documentary. We get info from Singer, Kinberg, producers Hutch Parker, costume designer Louise Miingenbach, Legacy Effects' Brian Sipe, stunt coordinator Jeff Habberstad, ... See full summary »
Stars: Simon Kinberg, Bryan Singer, Hutch Parker, Michael Fassbender
Votes: 48
7. A Dog's Purpose: A Writer's Purpose (2017 Video)
Short, Family
Stars: W. Bruce Cameron, Cathryn Michon, Dennis Quaid, Britt Robertson
8. The Wolverine: The Path of a Ronin (2013 Video)
54 min | Documentary
Making of The Wolverine (2013).
Stars: François Audouy, Mark Bomback, John Bowring, Chris Claremont
Votes: 67
9. Mutant vs. Machine: The Making of 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' (2015 Video)
53 min | Documentary
A nine-part making-of documentary that has cast and crew look at story/character areas and the original comics, what Singer brings to the film, cast and performances, costumes, sets and ... See full summary »
Stars: Simon Kinberg, Bryan Singer, Lauren Shuler Donner, Hutch Parker
Votes: 16
10. Reflections on Titanic (2012)
65 min | Documentary
A fascinating in-depth exploration of the film.
Stars: James Cameron, Jon Landau, Kate Winslet, Joseph McBride
Votes: 37
11. Allegiant: Building the Bureau (2016 Video)
12 min | Documentary, Short
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23 min | Documentary
Director: Thomas C. Grane | Stars: Laz Alonso, Richard Baneham, Christopher Boyes, James Cameron
Votes: 126
13. Deadpool: From Comics to Screen... to Screen (2016 Video)
80 min | Documentary
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Stars: Stan Lee, Fabian Nicieza, Rob Liefeld, Simon Kinberg
Votes: 93
14. Lars and the Real Girl: The Real Story of... (2008 Video)
Short, Comedy
Behind the scenes details and interviews with the cast and crew.
Director: Andrew Lipschultz | Stars: Sarah Aubrey, John Cameron, Kelli Garner, Craig Gillespie
Votes: 14
15. Letters to Juliet: A Courtyard in Verona (2010)
Short, Drama
A look at the history of the courtyard in Verona, Italy that may or may not have been the locale for Romeo and Juliet.
Director: Andrew Lipschultz | Stars: Christopher Egan, Gael García Bernal, Caroline Kaplan, Franco Nero
Votes: 34
16. 300 Rise of an Empire: Women Warriors (2014 Video)
Documentary, Short
17. Anarchy Afterword (2013– )
Stars: Billy Brown, Timothy V. Murphy, Ally Walker, Chris Franjola
Votes: 33
18. Capturing Avatar (2010 Video)
Not Rated | 98 min | Documentary
James Cameron always had an intense interest in the woods and the dwellers that might live within them. He wanted to delve deeply into the world of visual effects and what could be ... See full summary »
Director: Laurent Bouzereau | Stars: James Cameron, Jon Landau, James Gianopulos, Yuri Bartoli
Votes: 71
19. Avatar: Conflict & Resolution (2009)
Short, Sci-Fi
Director: Mike George | Stars: Matt Gerald, Stephen Lang
Votes: 5
20. The Darkest Hour: Visualizing an Invasion (2012 Video)
12 min | Short
Stars: Stefen Fangmeier, Chris Gorak, Emile Hirsch, Tom Jacobson
21. Fox Searchlight Pictures: We Have Your Story (2014 Video)
98 min | Documentary
Director: Gregg Temkin | Star: Tom Wilkinson
22. Escape Plan: Clash of the Titans (2014 Video)
16 min | Short
This making of documentary profiles Arnie and Sly.
Stars: 50 Cent, Jim Caviezel, Miles Chapman, Randall Emmett
Votes: 16
23. A Dog's Purpose: Lights, Camera, Woof (2017 Video)
11 min | Short, Family
Stars: K.J. Apa, Josh Gad, Pooch Hall, Lasse Hallström
24. Seven Tales of 'The Magnificent Seven' (2016 Video)
30 min | Documentary, Short
A close look at Seven aspects of making The Magnificent Seven.
Stars: Roger Birnbaum, Todd Black, Vincent D'Onofrio, Antoine Fuqua
25. Edge of Tomorrow Special (2014 TV Movie)
Stars: Emily Blunt, Tom Cruise
Votes: 12
26. The Secret Service: Building on a Tradition of Excellence (2006 Video)
13 min | Documentary, Short
This documentary mixes movie clips with behind the scenes material and interviews. We find remarks from Nolfi, retired Secret Service agents Gerry Cavis, Kevin Billings, and actors Kiefer ... See full summary »
Stars: Kim Basinger, Kevin Billings, Gerry Cavis, Michael Douglas
27. Dolphin Tale 2: Underwater Magic (2014 Video)
Documentary, Short
28. Designing the End of the World (2010)
26 min | Short
This documentary showcases an in-depth examination of the 2012 film's extraordinary special effects and the challenges of acting around a series of blue screen-laden sets.
Stars: Roland Emmerich, John Cusack, Woody Harrelson
Votes: 8
29. The Express: Making of 'The Express' (2009 Video)
Short, Drama
Behind the scene look at the making of the movie "The Express."
Director: Andrew Lipschultz | Stars: Nicole Beharie, Rob Brown, Nelson Coates, John Davis
Votes: 7
30. Charlie Bartlett: Restroom Confessional (2008 Video)
Short, Comedy
Everyone explains what Charlie Bartlett means to them in a rather unusual location.
Director: Karen Gehres | Stars: Kat Dennings, Jake Epstein, Tyler Hilton, Trish Hofmann
Votes: 5
31. 300 Rise of an Empire: Brutal Artistry (2014 Video)
Documentary, Short
32. 300 Rise of an Empire: A New Breed of Hero (2014 Video)
Documentary, Short
33. Hitting on Destiny (2011)
Short, Action
Director: Chase Friedman | Stars: Josh Beren, Ed Corbin, Jimmy Graham, Dante Ha
Votes: 7
34. Executing the Plan: The Making of 'Escape Plan' (2014 Video)
22 min | Documentary, Short
This making of documentary shows interviews, behind the scenes footage and scenes from the film.
Stars: Mark Canton, Jim Caviezel, Miles Chapman, Randall Emmett
35. Lars and the Real Girl: A Real Leading Lady (2008 Video)
Short, Comedy
Ryan Gosling and Bianca (The Real Girl) explain their relationship during the making of the movie.
Director: Andrew Lipschultz | Stars: John Cameron, Patricia Clarkson, Kelli Garner, Craig Gillespie
Votes: 11
36. 300 Rise of an Empire: Real Leaders and Legends (2014 Video)
Documentary, Short
37. The Express: Making History - The Story of Ernie Davis (2009 Video)
12 min | Short, Drama
Life and times of Ernie Davis by those who knew and knew of him.
Director: Andrew Lipschultz | Stars: Jim Brown, Rob Brown, John Davis, Charles S. Dutton
Votes: 9
38. In the President's Shadow (2006 Video)
8 min | Documentary, Short
This documentary includes remarks from Douglas, Cavis, Nolfi, Longoria, Sutherland, Billings, and producer Marcy Drogin. As implied by the title, it looks at how the Secret Service defends ... See full summary »
Stars: Kim Basinger, Kevin Billings, George W. Bush, Gerry Cavis
39. Making Mavericks (2012 Video)
10 min
The film-makers and stars of this heroic true story describe their own dangerous journey, shooting in the actual locations where a 16-year old surfer took on the biggest waves on the planet.
Director: Josh Berger | Stars: Philip Boston, Frosty Hesson, Brandon Hooper, Greg Long
40. Letters to Juliet: The Making of in Italia (2010)
14 min | Short, Drama
Behind-the-scenes look of "Letters to Juliet" shot on location in Verona and Siena, Italy in the summer of 2009.
Director: Andrew Lipschultz | Stars: Mark Canton, Christopher Egan, Gael García Bernal, Franco Nero
Votes: 29
41. Mirror Mirror: I Believe I Can Dance (2012)
10 min | Short, Musical
Director: Paul Becker | Stars: Paul Becker, Craig Hempsted, Kevin Howe
42. 300 Rise of an Empire: Taking the Battle to Sea (2014 Video)
Documentary, Short
Star: Petyo Petkov Gyudyulev
43. Divergent: A Candid Conversation with Veronica Roth (2014 Video)
15 min | Documentary, Short
Star: Veronica Roth
44. Nim's Island, Our World: A Reel Thinking Event (2008 TV Movie)
24 min | Adventure
Jeff Corwin discovers how our actions make a difference for the environment as he talks with Abigail Breslin, Jodi Foster, Dave Mizejewski, and introduces Emily Schriemer.
Director: Thomas C. Grane | Stars: Abigail Breslin, Jeff Corwin, Jodie Foster, David Mizejewski
Votes: 7
45. 2012: Science Behind the Destruction (2010)
14 min | Short
This short offers viewers a slightly more thorough examination of the science that sets the stage for the events in the 2012 film.
Stars: John Cusack, Roland Emmerich, Woody Harrelson
Votes: 5
46. Maximum Security: The Real Life Tomb (2014 Video)
22 min | Documentary, Short
This is a rather interesting piece that describes real life prisons, including historical ones.
Stars: Jim Bruton, Frank Cuomo, Lawrence Goldberg, Dr. Connie Ireland
47. The Wolverine: Path of a Ronin (2013 Video)
11 min | Documentary, Short
Stars: Hugh Jackman, Hutch Parker, Mark Bomback
48. 300 Rise of an Empire: Becoming a Warrior (2014 Video)
Documentary, Short
49. The Roots of Wolverine: A Conversation with Stan Lee and Len Wein (2009)
Short, Action
Director: Josh Berger
Votes: 6
50. MGM 90th Anniversary: The Lion Roars (2014 Video)
81 min | Documentary
Director: Gregg Temkin | Stars: Geena Davis, Norman Jewison, Barry Sonnenfeld


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In South Africa violent crime has become a massive concern for many who call this wonderful place home, but what can we do about it? In our law we are entitled to protect our own interest and those of others, but unfortunately many citizens do not know the ambit of these defences.
A person acts in private or self-defence, and his act is therefore lawful, if he uses force to repel an unlawful attack which has commenced, or is imminently threatening upon his life, bodily integrity, property or other interest which deserves to be protected, provided that the defensive act is necessary to protect the interest threatened, is directed against the attacker, and is reasonably proportionate to the attack.
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The last two requirements listed as "e" and "f" will in most cases be the two problematic requirements. To decide if the defensive act was necessary in the circumstances will be determined after the fact (post facto). This, off course, makes it very difficult for a person to determine in the heat of the moment if the act will be necessary. The court will take all the facts of the matter into consideration and then decide if the person's actions were necessary to protect his interest.
The next problematic requirement is that there must be a reasonable link between the attack and the defensive act. Here the same difficulties will arise as above, because the courts will determine the reasonability of the defence in relation to the attack after the fact. It stands to reason that there ought to be a certain balance between the attack and the defence. After all, you may not shoot and kill another person who strikes you with a fly-swatter. If the ambit of self-defence is therefore understood properly and used correctly, we as South Africans will, to a certain extent, be able to protect ourselves better.
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