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Jewish New Year, Judgement Day (tonight at 9 issued in the observation of the TV), Benmergui has the task of explaining the history, significance and importance of the Jewish New Year begins this Wednesday at dusk This is also a daunting task, because – the words of the Rosh Hashanah Benmergui is "a very personal experience, and for all each of us differently, but participation in this film, produced with headquarters in Winnipeg Lank / Beach Productions, Benmergui to take your best shot reach beyond its point of view to reach a deeper understanding of the Jewish holiday staff first.
Benmergui, provided the communicator Comodo is a bit more "(It is) a time of deep reflection on the creation of life, inherent to review our contract with God, our commitment to your law, your opinion of our human actions, finally, wonderfully, our commitment to advance the ethics of loyalty Diligence Although New Year is likely to try to fool one, within a limited 60-minute film to explain the roots and defined and the symbolism of this ritual complex and ancient religious, on Judgement Day is very effective in providing an idea of the party and will be received by the followers have light and faith for non-curious.
These values, delivered through our families, schools and communities, our lead to careers in international development. We ThinkImpact part takes as a team, an organization based in Washington, DC, which reaches the poorest of the poor in rural Africa, and I think it's time for everybody to reconsider Jews in philanthropy is a I knew years back. This Rosh Hashanah, our promise to you difficult questions and refuses to promote dependency on aid. The genus has not solved the problem of children in Kenya Teresa's face. Nor is it to play again in nitrogen malaria, HIV or inadequate education. Unfortunately, despite the generosity in the world, poverty are millions of people very seriously. One billion of them can not drink a glass of clean water.
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AGM-33 Pike
In an October 2013 discussion on the ROC email list, various Madcow Rocketry kits were discussed, so I took a look at their line-up.
There are a few kit manufacturers making filament-wound fiberglass rockets now (of which there were none after the demise of Dynacom a decade ago). I'd built two Dynacom kits long ago (the 4" Python and 5" Bull Pup) and I thought it would be fun to see the state of modern fiberglass kits.
After taking a look at their rockets, I chose the AGM-33 Pike since it looked cool, and the 5.5" airframe is a good size. (I almost chose the Sensor, but those swept-back fins looked too fragile.)
The Pictures
Painting was done in a rush for Aeronaut 2015, but it turned out that I was unable to attend anyway.
The color came out darker than I expected, but I got Mark Hayes to make me a version of his excellent vinyl decals in white; see the Stickershock23 Pike decals.
There are quite a few flaws with my paint job, as I'm still learning how to get good results with automotive paints, but it looks good all together.
The Kit
The kit arrived in less than a week, in a nice large cardboard box. I was excited to open it; this was the first high-power kit I'd built for many years.
Above left you can see the kit in its box, a bit battered but in fine condition. Above right are the parts for the kit, all just as listed in the instructions. The only thing needed in addition are rail buttons and a motor retainer, plus the recovery system.
This kit is certainly beefy, with giant U-bolts and heavy threaded rod. But I guess "over designed" is the name of the game for these fiberglass kits. At any rate, I will build it as nearly stock as I can bring myself to do.
The kit comes already prepared for dual deployment, which is a great touch. My only complaint was that the kit instructions didn't include an exploded view diagram.
The Build
I decided to follow the instructions as closely as I could, making only minor improvements where I thought they were necessary. The instructions are nicely done, with lots of pictures and good auxiliary information, such as how to prepare surfaces for bonding.
Bulkheads and CRs
Following the instructions, I started with the bulkhead plates. I decided to drill holes for RouseTech CD3 CO2 systems in both pairs of plates before assembly.
I drilled the four holes through all four bulkheads as indicated in the instructions. Then I drilled two 1/8" holes through all four as well; one for the e-match wire and one as a pilot for the larger CD3 holes.
In the picture, above right, you can see the ½" hole for the CO2 cartridge neck on the larger bulkhead and the matching 1" hole through smaller bulkhead for clearance. Otherwise, the two pairs of bulkheads (one for each end of the electronics bay) were drilled and bonded together following the instructions.
The other modification to the kit was in the nose cone bulkhead. I just couldn't let all that space in the nose go to waste, so I cut a new bulkhead with a 54mm hole to mount a small bay for my TelemetryPro "Kate" GPS tracker.
The 54mm tube that houses Kate screws to the cover and the cover screws until the bulkhead. Below you can see the bulkhead at the forward end of the nose coupler with the bay installed.
As in the original part, the bulkhead fits at the forward end of the nose coupler, adding a bit more main recovery space.
Finally, the forward centering ring was drilled for the U-bolt and two CRs were bonded to the forward end of the motor mount tube.
Electronics Bay
The rocket has generous (huge!) space for electronics with a 14" long electronics bay built into the coupler that joins the forward and aft airframe sections.
I really appreciate the newer kits designed with dual-deployment built in. Although this particular model is more of a beast than an altitude bird, it's always a good option to have.
The huge amount of space for the electronics bay is dominated by two 5/16" threaded rods that run through the center. This means no GPS tracker (or other radio transmitters) in this part of the rocket!
In the photos above, you can see how generous a space this is; my electronics plate doesn't even use all the space. (I cut it out of a 12" square pieces of fiberglass sheet.)
And here is the end from the inside, showing how it all holds together. That's a lot of steel!
Aft Body and Fins
Test-fitting the fins into the slots, I discovered that the slots were much longer than necessary, and one of them were much too narrow. At least they were evenly spaced around the circumference.
four of the six fin slots needed only minor filing and sanding for a perfect fit, but I had to get out the Dremel and grind the other two to the correct width (adding something near 1/16").
Following the instructions, I tacked the three forward (large) fins in place with CyA. In addition, I used a guide to make sure the fins came out at the right angle (120° apart). Once I had the fins tacked into place, I put tape over the holes made by the excessively long fin slots and applied the inner fillets. This rocket has a lot of long fillets to do!
Once the forward fins were secured internally, I mounted the aft fins. Since the slots are way too long, I made a quick guide to align the aft fins with the forward ones and space them evenly apart. (The forward fins butt against the middle centering ring, and the aft fins are spaced relative to the forward ones.)
For this heavy a rocket, I wanted to make sure the rail buttons were securely mounted. These are large rail buttons, mounted with a ¼-20 screw, so I mounted the T-nut into pieces of 12mm birch ply to create a large area for bonding.
If you look closely at the right plate (left photo above), you can see how I mitered the edges of the plywood to create a large surface area on the inside of the tube.
Finally, I decided to fill the entire fincan with 2-part expanding foam, to lock everything together. I made a short video to show this process. After that, the aft centering ring was fully bonded with epoxy, completing the aft section.
One nice thing about fiberglass, is it's easy to finish; the surface is pretty much ready for primer as-is.
I had been meaning to get back to using automotive paints and try to improve my techniques, so I took this rocket as an opportunity to do so and make a how-to video at the same time.
Above you can see the parts after being painted. The color I chose, "olive drab" (brand code 42955), turned out to be a lot more drab than olive. As a result, I decided to use white lettering instead of the black I had planned on. At least the bare aluminum tip and switch band silver give it some contrast.


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JEFFERSON — The fifth annual Homeschool SciDay brought children from all across the High Country, Southwest Virginia and Eastern Tennessee to Family Central on Wednesday for a day of fun and learning.
"I have always been a science educator and since I became a home-school mom, I just found a different avenue to do it with," said event organizer Vicki Randolph. "Every year we have done this it has just gotten bigger and bigger and we've outgrown every space we've tried to have."
The event is associated with the North Carolina Science Festival that takes place each year throughout the state April 8-24.
"This is the largest collaboration of scientists on the planet. There's close to 500 events around the state from April 8 through the 24th," said Randolph.
"SciDay" started out at the old fellowship hall at Bald Mountain Baptist Church which quickly grew to using almost the entire church until moving the event to Family Central for the first time this year.
Throughout the state, 99 of the 100 counties in North Carolina will hold a similar event during the 17-day N.C. Science Festival. This event was also the first statewide science festival of its kind and has had over 1,000,000 participants since its inception in 2010.
"I just like to share my passion for science with the kid and get them involved and learning at an early age so that they realize that science is all around them," Randolph said. "These kids are our future, they're going to be building our future and I just hope that this event can grow their interest in science, technology, engineering and math."
Several departments from Appalachian State University took part in the science demonstrations at Family Central, including the geography department that released a weather balloon.
Other groups represented at the event included the Ashe County Rescue Squad, New River Soil and Water Conservation, the Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation, North Carolina State Parks and the North Carolina Forestry Service.
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Sorry to put this on here specifically for Utahns, but I want to be able to pick something up locally. Where do you buy your tylose powder? Does it ever go by any other name?
since we don't really have any cake decorating stores, besides joanns, michaels, hobby lobby,etc. i have never seen it. so i would suggest buying it online, like global sugar arts. but i am curious why you are wanting tylose? if you are wanting a firmer fondant, why not use gumpaste? that is more readily available.
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Max Black, "The Identity of Indiscernibles"
Leibniz' Law:
Two things are identical if and only if they share all the same properties.
Before we look at the claim itself, does anyone note anything funny? How can two things be identical?
There is something confusing about the way we talk about identity. If, it seems the "two things" are identical, then there "are" (is) only one of them. So, what are there two of? It seems that there must be two names or two referring expressions. So, when we say that two things are one, what we must mean is that there are two "thing words" (nouns) that have the same referent.
But, to pick up on some of the terminology we talked about last time, these two expressions have the same referent (extension), but they needn't have the same meaning (the same sense or intension).
Consider: The morning star and the evening star are the same thing.
We have just suggested that the "depth grammar" here is really:
"The morning star" and "the evening star" both refer to the same thing (both have the same extension).
But note that they do not have the same meaning. The meaning of the first is "the first, brightest heavenly body visible in the evening sky" while the later means "the last, brightest heavenly body visible in the morning sky."
Consider also: "rational animal" and 'featherless biped." These are co-extensive but not co-intensive.
Leibniz' Law is a biconditional, so it can be considered as two hypotheticals:
If two things are identical, they have all their properties in common.
If two things have all their properties in common, they are identical.
The first of these (which we might call the principle of the "Indiscernibility of Identicals") is trivially true. If two things are identical, they are not two, but one. And whatever properties it has are the properties it has. So, if two expressions have the same referent, then whatever can be said truly of one of them can be said truly of the other. In logic, this is known as the principle of the "Substitutivity of Identicals." (Note: there are certain contexts where, it seems, this principle is not acceptable.)
It is the other direction of the biconditional that expresses a controversial metaphysical principle, namely that if (apparently) two things share all the same properties, then they are the same thing. This is know as the principle of the "Identity of Indiscernibles."(If things are indiscernible, they are identical.) We can see the force of this by considering its contrapositive:
If two things do not share all the same properties (i.e., if they have differing properties), then they are not identical.
Or, if they are distinct, there must be some property that one has which the other lacks.
So, as Leibniz put it: there are no two things alike in nature.
This is (the contrapositive) the claim that is being debated in Black's dialogue.
Max Black, "The Identity of Indiscernibles"
The principle: if a and b are (numerically) distinct, then there must be at least one property that one of them has that the other doesn't. (I.e., if they are distinct, they don't share all their properties, or, alternately, if the do share all their properties, they are not distinct but identical.)
(For your enjoyment: The two characters, A and B, are arguing about two entities, a and b, and concerned with whether or not a and b are distinct: But, are A and B really distinct?)
A says the principle is true, i.e., that if a and b are distinct, there must be some property that distinguishes them, that one has but the other lacks.
B says the principle is false, i.e., that it is possible for distinct things to be indistinguishable, i.e., for there to be no property that one has which the other lacks.
A's first argument: assuming a and b are distinct, A tries to prove, by providing an example, there is a property a has that b lacks, specifically, the property of being identical to a. Since a has this property and b doesn't (and since we have been speaking generally enough that a and b could stand for any two numerically distinct objects whatsoever), it follows, A claims, that distinct objects always have distinct (sets of) properties.
B's strategy is attack the supposed property of being identical with a as a legitimate property. To say that a has the property of being identical with a, is to say nothing more than "a is a," which is a "roundabout way of saying nothing." It is a "useless tautology."
A doesn't really buy this, but tries another tack, closely related to the first. Rather than working with being identical with a, A changes strategies and considers being different from b. "a also has, and b does not have, the property of being different from b. So, once again, A claims, we have a property they fail to share, and so (again, since we have been speaking in terms that tell us nothing about a and b except that they are numerically distinct), we have shown that for any distinct objects, there must be some property they fail to share.
B doesn't like this any better, and for essentially the same reason. What do we gain by learning that a has the property of being distinct from b, other than that a is not identical to b, which we already knew? Remember that what A is trying to show is that, given that a and b are distinct, there must be some property they don't share. So telling us that a has this property tells us nothing more than if things are numerically distinct, they are numerically distinct, and this is trivially true. If this is all the principle of the identity of indiscernibles tells us, we can accept it, but it is uninteresting. For the principle to be philosophically interesting there must be "properties" other than identity and difference that distinct objects fail to have in common.
A's second argument uses relational properties rather than the properties of identity and difference. There is some interesting historical background here regarding the relation (!) between relations and properties: in our talk about them, one can be defined in terms of the other. In modern logic, properties are treated as 0 place relations. (Recall: being taller than is a 2 place relation, being between … and ___ is a three place relation, and so on. So, e.g., the "property" of being green can be treated as a 0 place relation.) On the other hand, Leibniz denied the existence of relations over and above the existence of properties. He claimed that there are, ultimately, no "extrinsic denominations," i.e., that there are no relations over and above the properties ("intrinsic denominations") of objects. That a is taller than b, according to Leibniz, is ultimately to be understood as a property that a has (of being taller than b) and another property that b has (of being shorter than a). Perhaps because of these historical questions, A first asks B permission to construct and an argument involving relational properties (such as the property that I have of being the father of Conrad). B doesn't object.
A: (Supposing that a and b are numerically distinct), "The only way that we can discover that two different things exist is by finding out that one has a quality not possessed by the other or else that one has a relational characteristic that the other hasn't. [But suppose they share all the same properties.] …. The supposition that in such a case there might really be two things would be unverifiable in principle. Hence it would be meaningless."
This is really the core of A's strategy in all that follows. If we accept verificationism as an account of meaning, it seems that the identity of indiscernibles must follow. According to the verificationist account of meaning, the claim that a and b are numerically distinct is only meaningful if there is, in principle, some experience that could verify this claim, and that experience would have to involve evidence of some difference between them, i.e., evidence that there is some property one has that the other lacks. Without the possibility of such an experience, the "claim" that they are distinct would be (according to verificationism) meaningless. Hence it seems the identity of indiscernibles follows directly from verificationism, for, according to this principle, to say that things are distinct could only mean that there could in principle be a way of empirically distinguishing them, which would necessarily involve some difference in their properties.
B attempts to construct a thought experiment in which there are numerically distinct objects that have identical properties, including identical relational properties, thus demonstrating the logical possibility of indiscernible identicals. There are three versions of this thought experiment, one involving two qualitatively identical spheres, the second involving a universe where everything has an "identical" "mirror image," and the third involving a universe that is "radically symmetrical," i.e., a universe containing a "centre of symmetry," where "everything that happened would be exactly duplicated at a place of an equal distance on the opposite side of the centre of symmetry."
First case: two exactly similar spheres. "Then every quality and relational characteristic of the one would also be a property of the other. If what I am describing is logically possible, it is not impossible for two things to have all their properties in common. This seems to me to refute the principle."
A's response: "Your supposition, I repeat, isn't verifiable and therefore can't be regarded as meaningful. But supposing you have described a possible world, …." A discussion follows about how to name the objects in this world. The point is that in this described world, there are only these two objects, and so no one to "name" them. To add someone who could do this, would change the situation in an important way, in that it would add a third element into the world, and this would change the relational characteristics of the two (original) objects, perhaps providing a way of distinguishing them. So B rejects all attempts to include any "third thing" in the world described.
A continues to try to find ways to establish that there must be some properties that one has that the other lacks, for example, being at a distance from itself and not from the other. B rejects this, claiming that, properly described, each will have the same the properties, e.g., "being at a distance of two miles, say, from the centre of a sphere one mile in diameter, etc., and (if you want to call it that) of being in the same place as itself."
(Exercise: Why does A express skepticism "(if you want to call it that") at the introduction of the property of being in the same place as itself?)
A attempts to avoid this analysis by claiming that "being in a given place" need not be understood (only) in terms of a thing's spatial relation to something else (which is how B implicitly understood it), but in terms of something inherent within at thing itself, so that it could make sense to say of a thing, for example, that it had a particular spatial location even if it were the only object in space.
A is presupposing here is an
"absolute" space, i.e., something that exists independently of anything being
in it. On such an absolute view, a thing
could have a specific location in space in virtue of its relation to space itself, independently of any
relation it might (or might not) have to anything else existing in space. This is the view implicit in the works of
Isaac Newton, and explicitly rejected by Leibniz, who held a relational view of
space, i.e., that there is no space apart from the things in it, and so an
object can only have spatial properties in virtue of relations it stands in to
other objects in space. So, if the world
contained only one object, it wouldn't have any spatial properties, since, for
example, there would be nothing that it would be "above," "below," "to the
right of," or "to the left of."
Einstein's theories of general and special relativity both presuppose a
relational understanding of space (and, with more counter-intuitive results, of
time), so it is not as though A is
standing on scientifically respectable grounds by siding with
A's next attack leads directly to the second version of B's thought experiment attempting to establish the possibility of a possible world containing numerically distinct objects that are qualitatively identical. A notes that it is part of B's description of the possible world containing two identical spheres that they are the same size, but in a world with just these two objects, there are no rulers or other measuring devices, and so this claim has no meaning. If we introduce a ruler into this world (in order to have something by which we can understand claims about their sizes), we have introduced some third thing, which, because it can stand in different relations to each of the two spheres, will provide the spheres with distinct relational properties. So, without (for example), a ruler, it makes no sense to say they are the same size, but with a ruler (or any "third" thing), including a "namer," there will be properties by which to distinguish them.
B's response is to complicate the thought experiment in a way that allows the existence of rulers and other measuring devices. Suppose that instead of a universe with just two objects, we have a universe where everything has its "twin" on the opposite side of some imaginary plane dividing the universe in half. So, on both sides of this plane, there would be rulers by which we could establish measurements of size, while an object and its "twin" on the opposite side of this plane would be numerically distinct yet qualitatively identical.
After some wrangling, A notes that these "twin" pairs would not be qualitatively identical after all, in that each would be a mirror image of the other. (Think about why B's though experiment requires them to be mirror images.) But if they are mirror images, then, for example, on one side of the plane, Napoleon will have a heart in the right side of his chest, while on the other side, the twin's heart will be in the left side. This criticism is effective with respect to B's second version of the thought experiment, and so B moves onto the third version.
The third version of B's attempt to conceive of a logically possible world containing numerically distinct objects that are qualitatively identical avoids the "mirror image" problem by postulating a universe that is "radically symmetric," that is, where there is a "centre of symmetry" such that everything has an exact duplicate at a place of the exact same distance as it on the opposite side of this centre. "And to avoid complications, we could suppose that the centre of symmetry itself was physically inaccessible, so that it would be impossible for any material body to pass through it."
I included B's remark (about "avoiding complications"), because I think it is relevant to A's response: the world B describes here (where everything has a qualitatively identical duplicate) is empirically indistinguishable from a world where there are no duplicates. Once again, according to verificationism, if the claim that there are two of some object (in this world) is to be meaningful, there must in principle be some means of empirically confirming this fact, which could only be a means of finding evidence of some property one has that the other lacks. But the thought experiment is constructed in such a way as to make this impossible. (If one could travel "through" this center of symmetry, then one could establish that things "on the other side" of this point were different. That is why B disallows this possibility.) In the world B describes, everything has a numerically distinct duplicate exactly identical to it where there is no way in principle to distinguish one from the other. In other words, there is no way in principle to empirically distinguish this world from a world in which there is only one of everything, and hence the "claim" that they are (even logically possible) different "worlds" is in principle unverifiable, and hence meaningless.
This is essentially where the debate ends, and so one's view on the principle of identity of indiscernibles seems tied to one's view on verificationism. B claims to have described a logically possible world with indiscernible identicals, while A replies that their very indiscernibility establishes (given the principle of verificationism) that the "claim" that they are numerically distinct is (in Carnap's words) a meaningless "pseudo-statement."
So, what do you think? Can you imagine the world that B (purports to) describe(s)? Can you imagine that the universe has qualities that could never in principle be empirically verified? [Just for fun: the "standard" interpretations of quantum mechanics assumes that it does not make sense to suppose the universe has qualities that could never be empirically confirmed. For reasons that go beyond our scope here, physicists have established that we can never precisely measure both the position and velocity of certain sub-atomic particles. (This is Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle.) The more precisely we refine one measurement, the less precise will be the other. This is not a mere "technological" problem that might be overcome one day if we invent more precise instruments, because it follows from the very nature of the theory itself. It is theoretically impossible to get a precise measurement of both a particle's location and velocity. Hence, the claim that a particle actually has, at a given time, both a specific, precise location, and a specific, precise velocity is not capable, in principle, of verification, and so, according to verificationism, is meaningless. So, according to quantum mechanics, it is simply not true of the ultimate constituents of matter that actually have both a specific location in space/time and a specific velocity. It's not just that we can never determine it: Because we could never determine it, it doesn't have one!)


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Tesla Model 3 Lands On Nissan Leaf Hate List?
It seems that Nissan is not happy with the hype shown towards the Tesla Model 3.The upcoming EV car will be the biggest volume vehicle from Tesla Motors and it will also be affordable to own.
Because of these, it is really understandable why many have shown great interest in purchasing the Model 3 and most of them have placed a deposit for the car. But what surprised us the most is that Tesla has not unveiled the finalized Model 3 and it still managed to acquire about 400,000 pre-orders.
Nissan too is shocked by the love shown towards an unreleased Model 3 and it led them to act emotionally. Nissan expressed their discontent in a brand new web advert that promotes the Leaf and they quoted things like why wait when you can have a proven EV car today.
Nissan is raising a strong logical point and you can check out their full quote in the poster embedded above.
While it all sounds right for Nissan, the Japanese carmaker must also be aware that the Leaf's offerings are outdated. The car needs a redesign and at least 200 miles of driving range to be attractive again. Wouldn't you agree?


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Southern Living Associate Decorating Editor Elly Poston drew inspiration from the Southern Living Collection from Dillard's to draw inspiration for this bedroom.
Chartreuse, monograms, and raffia all play a role in achieving the best look for this classic Southern bedroom and bathroom. Warm blues and greens, along with fresh whites and bold prints, fill the room with character and Southern charm. A combination of new and old items creates a perfect ambiance for guests.


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Goðafoss, the waterfall of the gods.
One of the stops on my Icelandic Farm Holidays was at the impressive Goðafoss waterfall, located in the north central part of Iceland, between the Myvatn district and Akureyri.
We drove over the point crossing the Skjálfandafljót River, parked our car, and walked some meters through the amazing landscape, where a lot of blueberries lined the path. Down at the river, we saw some fishermen trying their luck.
Our travel guide described Goðafoss as an amazing triple waterfall, and it was not a lie. When we arrived, we were really impressed by its beauty!
First, we did some experiments with the self-timer.
Then a nice lady offered us to take the picture. Unfortunately, the self-timer was still activated.
…but in the end we got our tourist memory picture!
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Periphery started in 2005 as the recording project of guitarist and producer Misha Mansoor. Mansoor, who had made a name for himself in the progressive metal community through his production abilities with his project, Bulb, created the band as an evolution of his earlier works, taking the music out of the studio and onto the road, fleshing out the band with a lineup that includes guitarists Alex Bois andJake Bowen, bassist Tom Murphy, drummer Matt Halpern, and, after running through a few vocalists, singer Spencer Sotelo. With a sound that pushes at the boundaries of progressive metal, Periphery are at the forefront of the "djent" movement, utilizing detuned, extended range instruments to create a sound that's as technically dizzying as it is heavy, joining in with the growing ranks of bands that are taking the framework laid down by bands like Meshuggah and running wild with it. Periphery released their self-titled debut in 2010 on Sumerian, then quickly went out on the road, touring the U.S. and Canada, as well as making stops in Australia and the U.K. The following year, the band released their first EP, Icarus.
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Parlee Beach is one of the most famous saltwater beaches in New Brunswick. It boasts lifeguards, volleyball courts, sand sculptures and the World's Largest Lobster. New Brunswick also offers 50 more beaches that are ideal for swimming, so you won't be looking very long before you find the one you want. Located on the shores of the Bay of Fundy, The Hopewell Rocks formation is one of the Marine Wonders of the World. These giant rocks were formed by the world's highest tides in the bay and, with a little imagination, you'll realize you're walking on what once was the ocean floor! Don't forget to visit some of the more than 1,500 sites listed on the New Brunswick Register of Historic Places.
The capital city, and most populous in New Brunswick, Saint John, offers visitors many fun activities. Check out the championship-winning Saint John Sea Dogs, a Major Junior Hockey League team. Head to the historic Market Slip on the waterfront where you can dine, shop, and play along the boardwalk. Year-round events are hosted in the Market Slip area, including beer festivals and live entertainment seven days a week in the summer. One of the most beautifully restored theaters calls Saint John home. The Imperial Theater hosts performances from plays to ballets to symphonies. Grab a beet and a bite to eat at BigTide Brewing Co. Pro tip: they also have games available for patrons to play on their tabletops, just ask the bartender for the pieces!
Although it's technically the largest town in northern New Brunswick, the City of Miramichi is home to just 18,000 people. The town is situated along the Miramichi River which is famous for its Salmon population and hosts many cultural festivals including Canada's Irish Festival on the Miramichi. This town has deep roots in shipbuilding, and a visit to the Boishebert and Beaubears Island Shipbuilding National Historic Site of Canada offers visitors a look into the centuries past. During the fall, the foliage along the river is also incredible to see. Enjoy this quaint town and all it has to offer while you're in New Brunswick.
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The 22-year-old Londoner has been luring us in with his sweet, ambient, lo-fi sounds. Then, overnight, he whips-out this disco inspired, synth-heavy gem. As the name suggest, 'Cool Like Me' is really fucking cool:
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If you are an old time reader you surely know I am a big fan of FGL guys, they changed the way to make money with Flash games, got some nice ideas about monetizing HTML5 games and about a year ago they launched FGL Enhance to quickly monetize mobile games without even changing a line of code, just uploading to their servers the final application packages.
This is really useful if you are making HTML5 games and porting them to mobile phones, because you don't have to deal with plugins to include ads into your games.
According to their official blog post, now Enhance has been updated to 2.0, adding among other things these features>
* Full iOS support, now you can use Enhance to rapidly deploy SDKs on iOS as well as Android apps.
* Support for more IDEs and languages, now including Unity, Android (Java), iOS (Obj-C), OpenFL and Adobe AIR. Just drag the library into your project then add Enhance codes for interstitial, rewarded video or analytics. If you are making HTML5 games, there's no way at the moment to include interstitial ads but you can use pre-game ads.
* FGL or user managed ad-mediation, which means you don't have to sign-up for any ad networks at all and mediation is changed daily to reflect the best paying ads. Obviously if you already signed up to any network by yourself you can keep working with your account and use FGL to try to improve your revenue.
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A common objection against deflationism is that it cannot account for the fact that truth depends on reality. Consider the question 'On what does the truth of the proposition that snow is white depend?' An obvious answer is that it depends on whether snow is white. Now, consider what answer, if any, a deflationist can offer. The problem is as follows. A typical deflationary analysis of truth consists of biconditionals of the form 'The proposition that p is true iff p'. Such biconditionals tell us nothing about what the truth of the proposition that p might depend on. Therefore, it seems that a typical deflationist cannot give an answer. Since we know that an answer is available, this throws doubt over the adequacy of deflationism as an account of truth. Articulated here is a defence of deflationism against this objection. It is argued that although biconditionals of the sort mentioned do not explicitly state a dependency between truth and reality, they nevertheless convey one. The reason is that, given the context in which a deflationist invokes the biconditionals, such a dependency is implicated. A potential problem with this defence is that it leaves the deflationist still unable to give an account of what it is for truth to depend on reality. One might think that a deflationist can offer such an account by appealing to truthmaker theory but, it is argued below, truthmaker theory is unavailable to a deflationist. Instead, the deflationist should question the assumption that an account is available.


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Volkswagen has announced plans to refit its vehicles following the diesel emissions scandal.
New chief executive Matthias Mueller reportedly told a gathering of around 1,000 senior VW managers that its customers would be asked to have illegal software modified "in the next few days".
According to Reuters news agency, he said: "We are facing a long trudge and a lot of hard work."
Mr Mueller replaced Martin Winterkorn, who resigned last week.
VW has admitted that 11 million of its diesel vehicles worldwide were fitted with defeat device software which conned testers into believing their vehicles met environmental standards.
More details have emerged about which brands had the software.
They include five million VW brand cars, 2.1 million Audis, 1.8 million VW commercial vehicles, 1.2 million Skodas and 700,000 SEAT vehicles.
The Environmental Protection Agency said 482,000 of VW's 2009-15 models in the US were fitted with the defeat device, which switches engines to a cleaner mode when they are undergoing official emissions testing.
Once on the road the cars produced nitrogen oxide pollutants at up to 40 times the legal standard.
It is not known how many vehicles in Britain are affected, but the Department for Transport has launched an investigation which will include re-testing to compare laboratory results with real-world driving emissions.


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The announcement is scheduled for 6 p.m. at the Farmington Fire House, 301 Maple Ave. in Egg Harbor Township.
"I am seeking the Republican nomination to run for the 2nd District state Senate seat," Polistina said Wednesday. "New Jersey for many years has been a failing state, and the existing senator has been part of that problem. I'm happy to stand with Gov. Christie and work toward reducing taxes, cutting spending and ending our reliance on debt."
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text: Øya Festival 8-12 August 2017 In August every year the Øya Festival it draws around 60,000 music lovers to Oslo's east side, where they can enjoy four days of everything from international stars to up-and-coming artists. Brody Dalle, Øyafestivalen 2014 Photo: Steffen Rikenberg/Øyafestivalen The Club Night on Tuesday, with concerts at many small clubs, serves as a warm-up for the four days in the Tøyen Park festival area. Wednesday to Saturday you can hear concerts from three stages in the park. If you need a break, you can try some organic food, or go shopping for records, clothes and cartoons from the stalls and tents. Øya 2014 was held in Tøyenparken for the first time, where the audience could enjoy acts like Queens Of The Stone Age, Outkast, Röyksopp & Robyn, Bryan Ferry and many more. Artists Øya 2017 Wednesday 9 August – sold out! Lana Del Rey (US), Spiritualized (UK) & Oslo Filharmonic (NO), Testament (US) Beachheads (NO), Bel Canto (NO), Beth Ditto (US), Charlotte Dos Santos (NO), Danny Brown (US), Darling West (NO), Hjerteslag (NO), IEatHeartAttacks (NO), Migos (US), Roy Ayers (US), Sadar Bahar (US), Selmer (NO), SIBIIR (NO), Silja Sol (NO), Strange Hellos (NO), UMFANG (US), Volvox (US), Young Thug (US)Thursday 10 August – sold out! Ryan Adams (US), The xx (UK)Chronixx (JM), Feist (CA), Gabrielle (NO), Hajk (NO), Janka Nabay & The Bubu Gang (SL/US), John Olav Nilsen & Nordsjøen (NO), Julia Jacklin (AU), Louien (NO), Mac DeMarco (CA), Madlib (US), Oathbreaker (BE), Purpurrpurple (NO), Sampha (UK), Sigrid (NO), Skadedyr (NO), Sleep (US), Telephones (NO), Thee Oh Sees (US)Friday 11 August – sold out! Pixies (US), The Shins (US)Angel Olsen (US), Billie Van (NO), Blood Forest Family (NO), Cashmere Cat (NO), Emile the Duke: Aasen tar helg (NO), Colter Wall (CA), Cosima (UK), Daniel Kvammen (NO), Frantzvaag (NO), Hester V75 (NO), Hilma Nikolaisen (NO), Hurray For The Riff Raff (US), Jessie Reyez (CA), Kaja Gunnufsen (NO), Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith (US), liv (SE/US), Luke Faas (NO), Marie Davidson (CA), The Modern Times (NO), Young M.A (US)Saturday 12 August – sold out! Lars Vaular (NO), MØ (DK), The Hellacopters (SE)BadBadNotGood (CA), Blood Command (NO), Broen (NO), Car Seat Headrest (US), Childhood (UK), DJ Karima F (NO), Jenny Hval (NO), Kelly Lee Owens (UK), Mental Overdrive (NO), Mikhael Paskalev (NO), Morudes + Bushman's Revenge (NO), Nils Bech (NO), Oumou Sangaré (ML), Pom Poko (NO), PWR BTTM (US), Shame (UK), Shikoswe (NO), Stein Torleif Bjella (NO), The Mystery Lights (US), Unge Ferrari (NO), Vazelina Bilopphøggers (NO), Vince Staples (US), Wet Dreams (NO), Yung Smul (NO)After the festival area is closed, there are Nighttime Øya events in some of Oslo's clubs. Tickets Festival passes and day passes for Øya 2017 are sold out! For the Club Night and Nighttime Øya events, single tickets are sold at each venue.Tickets at ticketmaster.no Øyafestivalen, Tøyenparken Photo: Johannes Granseth/Øyafestivalen About Øya 2001–2013 the Øya Festival took place in the Medieval Park, but due to work on the train lines it had to move. So from 2014 the Øya Festival is held in Tøyen Park (Tøyenparken) – still in beautiful green surroundings on Oslo's east side, still near the centre of Oslo.The Øya Festival took over from the Kalvøya Festival, which was held on the island Kalvøya from 1971 to 1997, with legends like Frank Zappa, Jackson Browne and Nirvana on stage. The new festival appeared in 1999 under the name Øya, which means "island", and the name was kept when the festival moved off the island and into the city in 2001. Official web site: www.oyafestivalen.com


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The studio is on the forth floor with a sea view overlooking the complex. It has a large sunny balcony with a canopy, dinning table and sunloungers. It is accessed by lift or stairs. There is air-conditioning and central-heating, it has marble flooring. The studio is light and airy with modern furnishings, it is very secure with video-phone entry. The gated grounds have landscaped gardens with mature trees It has a beautiful swimming pool with sun loungers. A private underpass leads straight to the beach.
'Le Lido' is only a 2 minutes walk from the small town which has local shops, market, bars and excellent restaurants. It has a beautiful wide promenade ideal for walking and cycling. Cagnes-sur-mer lies between Nice and Antibes making it ideal for exploring the riviera. There is an excellent bus and rail network all within walking distance.
We have just returned from spending two lovely weeks at this delightful sunny apartment which is very well equipped and in a lovely building. The outlook from the large balcony is perfect and we ate all our meals there and enjoyed the beautiful sunsets. The number of planes crossing the night sky into Nice Airport was fascinating to watch. Cagnes sur Mer is a great little place which we like very much and there is lots to do in the area, or spend some time relaxing as we did. We thoroughly recommend the apartment and would add that Gary and Karen have been nice to communicate with.
Would highly recommend, we had a lovely relaxing stay end of August, very peaceful, convenient for beach and lots of places to eat. Complex is pristine, well maintained and very safe. Pool fantastic, perfect to have a quiet snooze on loungers. Apartment very well equipped and clean, loved the balcony, again a perfect place to have a nap in shade of the adjustable canopy as so quiet! Beds comfy (suitable for anyone tall!), shower very good, air con quiet enough not to disturb us. Garry & Karen sent us loads of useful info before our stay, really helped as we were be to get cheap bus from airport with hardly any walking, saved us €30+. As we left in early hours of Sunday we actually walked to airport to save us a taxi fare, if you're fit this only took us 45 mins with our luggage! Nice way to see the sunrise on the beach. All in all a fantastic holiday and we will definitely be returning. We were after a quiet peaceful stay away from noise and that's what we got! Thank you very much for a lovely stay.
Stayed for two weeks at the apartment and have no complaints. Everything was as described and was very clean, already missing dinner on the balcony. The complex is well maintained and the pool area well looked after. Only a few minutes walk to the shops and restaurants which are very good.
We had a wonderful week in Cagnes sur Mer. The apartment is located in a plush complex close to the beach and restaurants. The pool was quiet and sunbeds were always available. The studio is light, airy and well appointed - we spent many evenings on the balcony with a view of the sea.
Local buses and trains are close by and it was really easy to get around; we travelled all along the Riviera.
The owners are very helpful and replied to questions without delay. We would recommend this apartment very highly.
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This was our third stay at Karen & Gary's apartment - which says it all! We discovered Cros de Cagnes five years ago and have made seven visits since then. The town is in such a gorgeous location and Le Lido is just fantastic. The apartment has everything you need - everything is high quality. The apartment is immaculately clean and a really useful file of instructions is provided. All communication with Karen & Gary was dealt with really quickly and effectively. Added bonus is the balcony which is shaded in the heat of the day then bathed in sunshine until dusk - perfect. The whole complex is immaculate including the beautiful pool. As this is mainly residential the pool is quiet and rules are adhered to which is really good - the residents do remind guests of the rules! Plenty to do around and about...trains and buses are great. The old town is well worth a visit. Cannes, Antibes, Nice, Monaco, Menton and Ventimiglia (Italy) are all within easy reach by train - just take care with timetables as not all trains run every day or stop at Cros de Cagnes (nearest station) but it's only a short walk to main station in Cagnes sur Mer. Great bars and restaurants along the sea front - something for everyone. Highly recommend the apartment, Le Lido and Cros de Cagnes - this is one of our favourite hloiday destinations and look forward to visiting again ....and again!
Cros-de-Cagnes is a fishing/beach community located 3 km. from Nice airport. It is on a main bus route which picks up at Nice airport. There are good rail connections which link to Cannes, Juan-les-pins, Antibes, Nice, Eze, Monaco and the famous Friday market at Ventamelia (Italy). The local bus also goes to St. Paul de Vence and Grasse (for the perfume factories). A short walk beachfront walk takes you to a shopping mal (Cap 3000) which has Gallerie Layfayette and many other chic boutiques. For winter sports the apartment is well placed. Isola 2000 and Auron are the two nearest ski resorts in the french Alps and are approximately 90 minutes by car. (ski-bus also goes from Nice station & airport).
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Growing dissatisfaction with long-haul flying and the hassle of airport security is fuelling a boom in the cruise market, according to one of the companies taking part in the travel expo.
Speaking ahead of the four-day expo opening today, Melvyn Yap, Asia regional director with Silverseas Cruises, said travellers had become disillusioned with flying and were looking at cruises for variety and sophistication.
'Because of all the security issues, people are quite tired of travelling by plane. They want to go on a cruise and visit four or five countries without having the hassle of passing through customs,' Mr Yap said.
The past three years have seen a surge in the numbers of people taking cruise holidays, particularly among travellers from the Asia-Pacific region.
Silverseas, which caters for the luxury market, has seen the proportion of its Asia-Pacific-based clientele increasing steadily, up by 3 per cent in 2004 and 12 per cent last year. Even larger growth has been reported in mass-market cruise companies.
'In Asia, the richer are younger and the average age of the cruiser is about 40, which is much younger than in Europe. What you tend to find is the shorter the cruise, the younger the crowd. Working people don't have the time to go on a world cruise,' said Mr Yap.
This younger and more demanding generation has stimulated change in cruises, both in attractions offered on board and the design of the ships.
'The days of bingo and horse racing are gone,' Mr Yap said. 'People are more demanding. It is not just a cruise these days. In the past, passengers wanted big shows, but tastes have changed. The feedback we have from clients is that they don't want big shows. If they want to see a show they will go to Las Vegas or Macau.
'They prefer more chill-out areas, jazz and wine bars where friends can gather. They want privacy. They want to attend lectures and hear about the history and development of a country before they arrive there,' he said.
Mr Yap said Hong Kong was Silverseas' biggest Asian market after Japan, but he foresaw growth coming from mainland China over the next five years.
The cruise sector will be represented at the expo by five top companies: Star Cruises, MSC, Royal Caribbean, Costa Crociere and Silverseas Cruises.


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A very intelligent question. Too bad we could not try atta, and the other ones that attacked us. But wait, thinking the way you do, we could have a post-mortus trial to see if they were actually terrorists. Belonging to al-queda and attacking civilians is no proof of being a terrorist.