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Fast learning automaton-based image examination and retrieval
In this paper we study the Image Examination and Retrieval Problem (IERP). Consider the scenario in which a user wants to browse through a database of images so as to retrieve a particular image which he/she is interested in. Rather than specifying the target image textually, we instead permit the user to access the image by using his/her subjective discrimination of how it resembles other images that are presented by the system. The IERP is not merely viewed as one involving recognition or classification, but instead as one that falls in the domain of classifying and partitioning the set of images in terms of their 'visual' resemblances. In the process, we intend to not merely find images that match other images, but, in fact, to group all similar images together so that subsequent searches will be enhanced. The intelligent partitioning of the image database is done adaptively on the basis of the statistical properties of the user's query patterns. This is achieved using learning automata and does not involve the evaluation of any statistics.
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Oommen, J, & Fothergill, Chris (Chris). (1993). Fast learning automaton-based image examination and retrieval. Computer Journal, 36(6), 542–553.


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Twitter Refuses U.S. Order to Reveal User Behind Anti-Trump Account
Twitter Inc on Thursday filed a federal lawsuit to block an order by the U.S. government demanding that it reveal who is behind an account opposed to President Donald Trump's tough immigration policies.
Twitter cited freedom of speech as a basis for not turning over records about the account, @ALT_uscis. The account is claimed to be the work of at least one federal immigration employee, according to the lawsuit filed in San Francisco federal court.
The acronym U.S. CIS refers to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, and the account describes itself as "immigration resistance." Trump has vowed to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico and has promised to deport millions of illegal immigrants.
Following Trump's inauguration in January, anonymous Twitter feeds that borrowed the names and logos of more than a dozen U.S. government agencies appeared to challenge the president's views on climate change and other issues. They called themselves "alt" accounts.
Twitter spokesman Nick Pacilio declined to comment on whether the government had demanded information about other accounts critical of Trump.
Twitter, which counts Trump among its active users, has a record of litigating in favor of user privacy.
"The rights of free speech afforded Twitter's users and Twitter itself under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution include a right to disseminate such anonymous or pseudonymous political speech," Twitter said in the lawsuit. (tmsnrt.rs/2p6CnXp)
The Department of Homeland Security, which is a defendant in the lawsuit, declined to comment on pending litigation. The Justice Department, which typically represents federal agencies in court, and the White House had no immediate comment.
Read more: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-twitter-lawsuit-idUSKBN1782PH


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Metropolitan State University celebrates its 98th Commencement Exercises Monday, May 2. The student speaker is Michael Shyne, summa cum laude, College of Arts and Sciences Outstanding Student, who is graduating with his degree in applied mathematics.
Approximately 876 students are receiving bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees with 584 expected to participate in the spring ceremony. The ceremony is in the Roy Wilkins Auditorium at Saint Paul RiverCentre.
There is also a separate ceremony for the university's doctoral candidates, Doctor of Business Administration and Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) on Saturday, April 30 in the university's auditorium at the Saint Paul Campus. DNP graduate Sanouk Xiong will be the student speaker.
Other commencement participants include: Metropolitan State Interim President Devinder Malhotra, Ginny Arthur, provost and academic vice president; Ann Anaya, JD, trustee, Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Board of Trustees; Allen Bellas, Inter-Faculty Organization president; Brian Wermerskirchen, Student Senate vice president; Ochen Kaylan, Metropolitan State University Alumni Association board president; Craig Vinje, Metropolitan State University Foundation board trustee; and Dan Bostrom, Saint Paul City Council member.
Can't make it to commencement? You can still watch and support your friends and family who are graduating. The ceremony will be streamed live beginning at 6:45 p.m. May 2.


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Brief Explanation on LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS
LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS is a malicious Trojan virus which is especially programmed to search your computer in order to find saved passwords, logins, PIN, usernames, or even registration data. Once it gathers the specific amount of data from your system, the malware will then send these data to the criminal hackers through FTP, HTTP connection or email. Here you need to look at nasty Trojans, worms, malicious programs as cyber criminals armed and also dangerous to attack your device and valuable data. From the time, Trojan like LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS gain entry to your machine, it is quite busy at working or executing malicious steps onto the affected computer.
Malicious Properties of LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS
- Load plenty of rogue programs or files inside the compromised device.
- It has the ability to modify the computer's configuration to run its executable automatically.
- The malware starts itself every time whenever you reboot your computer.
- Hackers behind this Trojan can control web communications to send or receive data.
- Add various harmful apps to approved programs listing in order to bypass firewall.
- LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS might delete few crucial programs installed on your PC.
- Gather sensitive data and transmit them through hackers command and control server.
How Does LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS Work?
This malware can be distributed through USB removable drives and unsafe network connections. Once inside, the threat replicates itself and then modifies the Windows Registry entries so that it can be load automatically whenever the infected system user boots up their machine. It can also create additional registry entries to load malevolent codes after the computer user logs onto the system. Furthermore, LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS capture details about the affected device, such as computer name, disk volume serial number, installed operating system, username, security apps and programs. After that, it transmits the gathered data to the hackers remote server. When gathered data is received, it downloads and install other precarious threat. Meanwhile, the Trojan can update itself, so that the removal of this malware is not an easy task. You can employ a credible anti-malware tool for removing this Trojan safely from your PC.
Manual method to Remove LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS from Windows Vista
LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS is very harmful threat and if it remains in your PC for longer time then it creates mess inside your computer system, even it becomes tough for you to control your own PC. So, its better to remove LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS before its too late.
Well, there are two ways by which you can uninstall LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS from your Windows PC.
First have a look on the manual steps, follow the given below instructions and eliminate LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS from your Windows Vista.
Remove LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS from Safe mode with Networking
- Press and hold F8 button before the Windows starts in order to restart your PC.
- From the Advanced option, click on Startup Settings and then click on Restart option.
- Using Windows Vista, in the Advanced Option menu with the help of the arrow keys highlight the 'Safe Mode With Networking' and press Enter.
Remove LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS from Control Panel
1. Click on Start option then go to Control panel
2. Now click on Uninstall a program option then select LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS and right click on the dash
3. To finally delete LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS, click on Uninstall option
Remove LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS from Task Manager
1. If you are using Windows Vista, right click on the task bar or to open the Task Manager Window (press Ctrl+Shift+Esc altogether).
2. Now click on the Processes tab → right click on processes related to virus → click on End process.
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%ProgramFiles%Protected SearchTaskSchedulerCreator.exe
%System%driversUAC[RANDOM CHARACTERS].sys
%Documents and Settings%All UsersApplication Data
%WINDOWS%system32driverLOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS /Banker.AMU /Filcout.A.sys
%Documents and Settings%[UserName]Application DataTLOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS Banker.AMU /Filcout.A
C:Documents and Settings[user name]Local SettingsTemporary Internet Files
Remove LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS from Registry Editor
1. Press R + Windows key at the same time on your keyboard to open a dialog box (RUN box).
2. Now type Regedit on the RUN box and click OK or else press Enter to open the Registry Editor.
3. It is important to backup the registry entries before modifying them so keep a backup. For this, on the top of the Registry Editor click on the computer icon → click on File → click on Export then save the backup of the registry.
LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS creates the given below registry entries:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run "13376694984709702142491016734454"
Note: Manual method is good but it requires lot of time and dedication. If a single step goes wrong then you will be in big trouble. More-over, it requires technical knowledge and so, manual method is recommended for the computer experts only. And for other PC users it is advised to use an LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS Scanner.
LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS Scanner
LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS Scanner is the widely used software as it is designed with latest technology and it provides live customer support i.e. Live technical Support and Custom Fix. Using the LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS Scanner secure your PC from all type of threats. The best part of the removal tool is, its database is updated twice in a week and is assisted by technical research team. It is capable enough to detect the newly developed threats as the removal tool deeply scan your entire system and with the use of advanced removal technology it deletes LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS in just few simple clicks. It comes with an user-interactive interface and offers you to download the demo version for free. Altogether, LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS Scanner gives you two way protection. It not only smart enough to detect and delete LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS permanently from your Windows PC but it also help you to solve spyware related problems. So, what are you waiting for download the free demo version and experience the best features of LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS Scanner.
User Guide To Remove LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS
Steps 1:-Download and Install LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS Scanner on your Windows PC. To start scanning click on "Scan Computer Now" option.
Step 2:-Click on "Custom Scan" option and customize your system scanning. It provide you option to scan different sections of your system like Registry, Memory, Rootkits, Files and Cookies. The custom scan takes lesser time as compared to full scanning of the PC.
Step 3:-HelpDesk– this is an unique feature that comes with an LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS Scanner. It provides you complete technical support i.e. Custom Fix System and Support Ticket System. This feature allow you to online chat with the technical experts if you have any problem and ask for help. It is 24X7 online service.
Step 4:-System Guards – this features block the malicious activities performed by the threats and stop them from running or executing in order to protect your PC. It also guard your system registry, process control and Active X control.
Step 5:-Network Sentry– it gives protect to your Internet connection and won't allow mistrustful objects to modify the settings of your computer network without your knowledge.
Step 6:- Scan Scheduler– this feature allow you to automatically scan your system. You simple set a time on daily, weekly or monthly basis and it your system will regularly scan at the pre-set time.
Prevention tips to avoid LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS
Avoid P2P Sharing– These days, mostly computer users use P2P sharing for movies, videos, etc. But, technically doing so is not a good idea. It is quiet possible while downloading certain song or movies a keystroke get attached in your system and through P2P sharing software it gets transferred to other system. Finally, both the devices gets infected with LOCAL\SYSTEMSERVICE.VBS. So, before doing so scan your system with good anti-virus program in order to avoid such situation.
Always update the software– If you are thinking that by installing an anti-virus program or other programs is enough to protect your PC from all sort of threats then you are wrong. These days thousands of new threats are found on daily basis so it is very important that you must update yourself. In other words, PC users must update their anti-virus or other program or software in order to protect the PC. More-over, one should also update your Windows OS (operating system). For this you can turn on the Automatic Updates option also enable the automatic download and install updates option.
Use Only Trustworthy Software– Its not you randomly select any anti-virus software and install it on your PC and think of your system is protected. One should be very careful as using an anti-virus program is an important decision. So, PC users should select only trustworthy software and also download from good source. In case of software the same thing. You can go for Microsoft or any other trusted site to download and install software.
Regularly change your login details– It is important to change the login and password details at regular time-interval. As, the threats are smart enough monitors and record the browser details. It is quiet possible while working online without your consent the browser saves your password and later on your will come to trouble your PC got infected.
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Not even Junior's could help sweeten this deal for residents of downtown Brooklyn.
Perched atop the cheesecake chain's legendary flagship location is a massive billboard boasting about neighboring Brooklyn Point and its "Luxury for Sale Residences." The 68-story condo tower — just one of many emerging in the area — has residents raging about congested streets, lack of light, blocked views and overall cramped quality of life.
Walk around the blocks surrounding Junior's and the sounds and sights of nonstop drilling and construction cranes in every direction make it clear there's a lot more than a tree growing in Brooklyn.
Another behemoth building structure set to sprout in Boerum Hill, 80 Flatbush, was approved by the City Council just last week, paving the way for it to rise and cast shadows over community gardens and surrounding three- and four-story brownstones and brick buildings.
Even recent transplants who scooped up rentals in buildings that shot up within the past few years are finding the Manhattan views that lured them in are now cut off by newer, taller towers.
"There's a big chunk of Manhattan that we're not able to see anymore," complained Christian Corona, who moved to Brooklyn from Texas with his girlfriend, Nicole Collins, three years ago.
The couple, both 25, just renewed their lease at City Point, the mixed-use multibuilding complex completed in 2015 and featuring two residential towers and shops and eateries like Katz's, Century 21, Target and Alamo Drafthouse. Brooklyn Point — which will be the third residential tower in City Point and the only one that offers ownership — is quickly rising, with studios currently going for about $900,000 and three-bedrooms offered at more than $3 million.
With their new two-year lease, the pair was able to negotiate a lower rent due to Brooklyn Point's pending presence. "In addition to the views being affected, it also really changes the dynamic of the apartment," said Collins, an advertising account executive. "It blocks a lot of natural light. The construction itself brings a ton of noise and cranes and machines. We definitely were concerned about the quality of living during this construction period especially since it is such a massive project."
Steps away is 9 DeKalb Avenue, another residential skyscraper under construction that's set to be New York City's tallest building outside Manhattan. Due to open in 2020, its owners were reportedly first eyeing the spot where Junior's stands, but the cheesecake shop founded in 1950 turned down a buyout offer. Now, 9 DeKalb, set to rise to more than 1,000 feet, will incorporate the landmark Dime Savings Bank of New York building into its structure.
"More buildings mean more people, so things are a little bit more crowded," said Corona, who works in data analytics. The couple once looked forward to leaving their scaffolding-surrounded Manhattan jobs to escape to a somewhat "slowed down" environment, "but now that pattern of development and one high-rise building going up after another" has spread to Brooklyn, Corona adds.
"With all the construction, the sidewalks are a mess," Collins said. She added that her building's 18th-floor amenities space "used to be a very bright open outdoor space," but now that Brooklyn Point — which will be temporarily be Brooklyn's second-tallest building at more than 700 feet — is rising, "it's completely blocked all the light that came into that area and it's a very different experience now."
About six blocks south of Brooklyn Point on Flatbush Ave. is 80 Flabush in Boerum Hill, set to go up on a trapezoid-shaped plot just southeast of downtown Brooklyn's border. The project — a mixed-use development that will include two new towers, another new building and also use two existing buildings for two schools and office, residential and retail space — had to slightly shrink in size to win the City Council's approval.
The revised tower heights will be 510 feet and 840 feet, reduced from the planned 561 and 986 feet, respectively, with the larger one set to dethrone Brooklyn Point as the borough's second-tallest building once it's complete. Construction will start at the end of next year. There will be 870 rental and condo units, with 200 being permanently affordable.
The existing onsite Khalil Gibran International Academy high school will expand to 350 seats, and a new 350-seat public elementary school will open on the State St. side.
"We're proud that 80 Flatbush will deliver so many critically needed public benefits and help address the housing crisis," Alloy Development spokesman James Yolles told the Daily News. "It's incredibly gratifying for us to deliver lasting and meaningful benefits through this project, including 200 units of permanently affordable housing in the center of Brooklyn."
Yolles also stresses that the position of 80 Flatbush just across the street from Atlantic Terminal means the "transit-rich location also allowed us to take the environmentally friendly step of eliminating parking, which was broadly supported by advocates such as Transportation Alternatives, Riders Alliance and the Tri-State Transportation Campaign."
Among the biggest critics of 80 Flatbush were the volunteers behind the Rockwell Place Bears Community Garden, located on a triangular patch on Lafayette Ave., about a block north from where the development will go. Tomatoes and flowers are currently growing there, but the group is concerned the towers will block needed light to the oasis.
Alloy, the developer of 80 Flatbush, has vowed to donate $250,000 to the garden for improvements.
"I understand why people are not totally satisfied," City Councilman Stephen Levin, who represents neighborhoods including Boerum Hill and Downtown Brooklyn, said of the scope and height of the project. Levin backed 80 Flatbush after he successfully pushed for Alloy to reduce its original dimensions. Levin said the tower reduction lessens the overall light and air impact, and that Alloy also agreed to eliminate a planned loading dock on the State St. side, where brownstones sit across the street.
"Having a new elementary school there will certainly help families," Levin added. "It's always good to have new school seats."
Pointing out downtown Brooklyn treasures like Junior's and the Dime Savings Bank of New York building, Collins says, "Our hope for this neighborhood is that even after we leave is that the unique things that make this neighborhood what it is are preserved and remain intact despite the massive amount of change and new development."


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The story of black displacement from New Orleans typically describes a post-Katrina conspiracy of white conservative elites and ambitious black politicians to change the city's economic, political and social character. Low-income African-Americans displaced by the flood were denied financing for home repairs, and their public housing was demolished. But as John Arena demonstrates in his passionate new book, Driven From New Orleans: How Nonprofits Betray Public Housing and Promote Privatization, this displacement strategy was conceived, and implementation began, in the late 1980's, well before Hurricane Katrina. This strategy was backed not only by white Republicans, but also by the city's African-American business and Democratic Party political leadership. Arena sees black elected officials, nonprofit organizations, and foundations as complicit in black displacement from public housing and the demolition of their homes. While many will challenge his attacks on prominent social change activists and nonprofit groups, his conclusion is beyond dispute: destroying New Orleans' largest source of low-cost family housing was entirely unnecessary and profoundly immoral.
After spending years as a New Orleans activist fighting to save public housing, John Arena has written a book addressing some of the truly major policy and strategy issues involved in these struggles. He also aspires to, from his perspective, set the historical record straight. Arena chronicles the city's efforts to displace low-income African- Americans nearly two decades prior to Hurricane Katrina. He castigates nonprofit groups, activists and community organizations for acting as "wolves in sheeps' clothing, as the Trojan horse of neoliberalism." Arena does not simply criticize the "nonprofit foundation complex" for not doing enough to save public housing in New Orleans, but argues they "played a central role in advancing" the displacement and privatization agenda.
The Failure of HOPE V1
Arena does as good a job as I have ever read detailing the political disaster known as Hope V1. HOPE V1 was embraced by Democrats as well as Republicans, and was among the key housing programs of the Clinton Administration.
The premise of HOPE V1 was that public housing "projects" had become so rundown and crime infested that they needed to be demolished and replaced with new housing. The infamous high rises like Cabrini Green or the Robert Taylor Homes in Chicago symbolized where public housing had allegedly gone wrong, and even though progressives in the 1940's and 50's opposed high-rise public housing projects, by the 1970's these structures became tarred as symptomatic of the larger "liberal" failure.
If HOPE V1 had replaced demolished units on a one for one basis, it would have been a great program (San Francisco may be the only major city where one for one replacement was sought and achieved). But as Arena describes in New Orleans, HOPE V1 was never about improving living conditions for the urban poor. To the contrary, the program was designed to facilitate gentrification by displacing low-income residents from areas that were seen as obstacles to such plans.
In the two struggles to stop public housing demolitions Arena describes in the late 1980's and into the 1990's, there is not even the pretense of plans for one for one replacement. How then did demolition backers get tenants to agree to their own evictions? Arena blames nonprofit groups aligned with developers and African-American politicians for helping convince tenants that there was no alternative to demolition, and that rather than fight they should work out the best relocation deal.
I found this section of the book extremely powerful, and flat out infuriating. Arena lays out the facts behind this manipulation and selling out of tenants, and it is a very depressing story.
While Arena relentlessly attacks nonprofits working with New Orleans tenants for accepting HOPE V1 with little complaint, the leading national nonprofit housing groups of the time opposed HOPE V1. And while he makes a convincing case that these New Orleans nonprofits did not well serve tenants interests in the New Orleans Hope V1 struggle, he overestimates the nonprofit sector's ability to stop the program.
Post-Katrina Demolitions
I found the book strongest in its brilliant dissection of the pre-Katrina efforts to destroy public housing via HOPE V1. His discussion of the failed post-Katrina preservation struggles involves a much wider cast of activists, nonprofit groups and foundations, and is less successful. Arena is so angry at their collective inability to stop the massive elimination of low-cost housing for African-Americans that he sidesteps his own conclusion that the political drive for demolition coming from the White House, the Governor's office, the Mayor and the New Orleans City Council made efforts to stop demolitions nearly impossible.
In his desire to blame local activists for what he recognizes was a very uphill fight to save public housing, Arena claims that "identity politics ideology and a political practice centered on difference undermined building a broad working-class rooted challenge to neoliberalism." While some of his critique centers on those doubting the ability of he and other whites to "represent" the interests of low-income African-Americans, it also assumes that a "working-class" movement against public housing demolitions could have been built. The New Orleans black working class outside public housing had their own problems after Katrina, and along with their organizations should not be faulted for not joining the public housing campaign.
For example, Arena criticizes ACORN for "studiously avoiding any contact with the anti-demolition movement" and attributes this to the organization receiving funding from HUD. But Louisiana ACORN was overwhelmed with problems caused by Katrina, and the overwhelming number of their members did not live in public housing. ACORN understandably focused on its members concerns, while also promoting opposition to demolition. Arena's frustration that a powerful player in New Orleans such as ACORN was not dropping everything to focus on public housing is understandable, but is an unfairly harsh criticism of the group.
It's unfortunate that Arena so sharply disparages the efforts of so many groups and individuals trying to address the dysfunction of post-Katrina New Orleans, because it could turn off readers who would benefit from careful consideration of his larger arguments.
Yes, many nonprofit groups do stifle activist dissent and undermine the power of poor people to get results through disruption and protest. True, many foundations only fund "responsible" groups unwilling to engage in the "by all means necessary" approach more likely to bring success. And Arena is right to de-racialize the New Orleans narrative, properly assigning fault to the city's African-American political leadership.
Yet a more nuanced discussion of all of these areas would have been helpful, and potentially strengthened his arguments.
This is a book that those familiar with New Orleans should read and then argue about. It is perfect for college courses where students can debate the larger themes Arena brings to the New Orleans tragedy. And while many will disagree with some of Arena's arguments, one finishes the book even angrier that the mass demolition of low-income housing in New Orleans was allowed to occur.
Randy Shaw is Editor of Beyond Chron. He is the author of The Activist's Handbook and Beyond the Fields: Cesar Chavez, the UFW and the Struggle for Justice in the 21st Century.Book Reviews


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I've been occupied with playing Starcraft 2 for couple of weeks now. I finally skipped the practice mode and went to the Leagues and Ladders Matches. During my first 5 placement games its 3 to 2 and I was placed by the BattleNet system to the Bronze Division. According to some info a Bronze division is a division for Starcraft 2 Players that belongs to the 70%-100% of Global Ranking (or SC2 SEA ranking). From there if a player will do good he might be promoted to the higher Leagues Division. Check it below.
# Diamond (top 10%)
# Platinum (10-25%)
# Gold (25-45%)
# Silver (45-70%)
# Bronze (70-100%
So, if you belong to the bronze league don't worry as if you are really good and keep on winning you eventually reach silver and climb to the Diamond League. Currently I have 40 Wins and 44 Losses. I know not the best records out there for bronze player but isn't the worst too. My early objective is to make the Wins and Losses even.
I believe putting the player on a certain division that matches to the rest of the SC2 expertise on that Division would make the game fun. This is because you will be playing against those within your skills. So there….


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The term "first contact" is used to describe the first engagement of two opposing military squads. It is also used by groups who use so-called airsoft weapons, which are hobby versions of real life guns. The association named "Honvédsuli" (Home defense school) is one of them. As an organization, they are commited to teach discipline, patriotism, and camaraderie to children between 10 and 18.
Puberty is also the ground of first contacts with expectations, responsibility, or the other gender. This series of photos report from military-themed camps for adolescents. Kids teach the usage of weapons to other kids. They camp under the sky, guard a fire, hike, sing together. They get a few bruises, have a hard time doing push-ups, and they discipline each other. They're determined, and sometimes lazy, or in love.


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I used to work out a lot when I was younger. My goal was to look the way Brad Pitt does in Fight Club. I never managed to do it, probably because I'd go to the gym for a few months and then get side-tracked, feel like I wasn't putting on muscle fast enough or decide that I needed that gym membership money for delicious, delicious beer instead.
Recently though, I've gotten back in to it with a completely different perspective. I'm a Dad of 3 and they're all boys and they won't stop getting bigger and stronger. So I'm back in the gym, making sure I can keep up with them.
I'm highly motivated and feel stronger and happier in myself than I have for a long time. My perspective on the gym is totally different now than when I was a younger man and I want to talk to you about why that's a good thing and what I've learned from the experience.
Modern society is obsessed with looks. We might not want to admit it, but we are. I do love the Marvel films (and to a far, far lesser extent, the DC ones) but can't deny that the superhero movie genre has helped to promote an image of both men and women that is far removed from what most of us will ever achieve.
On our TVs, reality shows and music videos are filled with buff dudes and women that look like they need a slap and a burger (to use my wife's phrase), with the songs themselves littered with references to various body parts being somehow described as both "tight" and "thick" at the same time. Like a well-wrapped gammon joint?
One of the most popular shows in the UK (and a few other countries too, thanks ITV) is Love Island. The show consists of a bunch of single men and women, all near perfectly proportioned, being thrown together on a hot island somewhere, wearing very few clothes and awkwardly trying to fuck each other for a few weeks. I don't watch it, but I think that's the gist.
If you've ever Googled anything about exercise of gym memberships, chances are every other ad you see on Facebook or YouTube will be someone who looks like they were carved out of solid marble telling you about their way to look like they do, whether it's CrossFit, calisthenics or that awful Huel stuff. You know why they call it Huel don't you? It's meant to mean Human Fuel. That's right – IT'S MADE OUT OF HUMANS.
So what do normal folks like us do in the face of all this human 'perfection'? We look at them and we look at ourselves and we think "I should look like them". So we join a gym or get some workout videos to do at home or try and go for a good old fashioned run. The most popular of these options would be joining a gym.
Fun fact: in the UK alone we waste over £500m every year on unused gym memberships. 11% of people with an active gym membership say they haven't been FOR A YEAR. Over 20% say they've been 3 times or LESS in the last year. It's worse in the US where one article I found suggested that a whopping 67% of gym memberships in the US have NEVER been used at all.
Clearly there is a problem here. Huge numbers of people who sign up with the best intentions waste a lot of money and probably end up even more despondent about their looks than they did before. Why does this happen?
Well, the most common reasons include; not getting the results they want (be it losing weight, tightening up or putting on muscle) self-consciousness, boredom and lack of energy and enthusiasm. What do these reasons say to you? That exercising is hard and people are lazy? Whilst I'm not going to disagree with you, I think these reasons tell a different story. I think people are signing up to gyms for the wrong reasons.
I'm going to propose that there are two main categories of people that sign up for gyms, and if you're in the first category then you could well end up being amongst the ones that waste their cash on unused memberships. If you're in the second category, however, you're much more likely to stick with it in the face of any of the aforementioned circumstances.
The first category of people sign up because they want to look different, more like the sculpted and airbrushed versions of people they see everywhere they look. They buy in to the fact that if they follow the latest fad diet or work out like Chris Hemsworth for 4 weeks then they'll be sorted. This doesn't happen, obviously. It was never going to either because they have jobs or families or other real life shit going on and can't train 16 hours a day and buy all the 'magic Hollywood syringes*' they want. And then they give up.
*Disclaimer: I am not accusing Chris Hemsworth of anything other than being the buffest cyclops since that one at the end of Hercules.
The second category of people approach exercise differently, and I'll reference one of my earlier posts here about Mindset. These guys have a growth mindset towards exercising. They are not training just to lose weight or look like a superhero, they are training to run a marathon, to get promoted from the reserves to the first team, to be healthier, live longer or just for the pure enjoyment of it.
Compared to those training for looks, people who are training for growth reasons give only tiny fractions of shits about how they (or other people) might look, because they are much more focused on their journey than anything else. Training for aesthetic reasons places your focus on the wrong thing. Rather than train parts of your body, you're much better off training your determination, your strength, speed, agility, endurance, grit, focus and commitment instead.
I'm not saying that it's wrong to exercise just because you want to look different. I'm saying that it's much harder to maintain this type of training over time, and refocusing on progression and self-improvement makes it less likely that you'll give up for the reasons listed.
Let's have another look at the reasons for quitting I listed earlier and think about how they are perceived differently when your focus is on improving in a non-aesthetic way.
Not getting the results you want
OK I'm not going to beat you over the head too much more with this but it's worth saying again that if you're training to look different and you don't look any different after a month, you'll probably want to throw in the towel.
The wonderful thing about training an aspect of yourself though, whether it's your strength, your speed over 5 kilometers or how many sit ups you can do before you shit yourself, is that you can measure exactly the results you are getting, and you have the ability to step away from it if you're not moving in the right direction and think about what else you could try.
When you ask yourself "what else could I try?" you'd rather the answer wasn't "liposuction" right?
Training for growth or progression really helps to minimise the extent to which you feel self-conscious about training. Trying to exercise when you're surrounded by people who look more like how you want to look than you do can really bum you out.
But exercising around a bunch of people who can't possibly know how you are performing vs yourself from last week means you don't really give a shit how they look or what they think. You're focused on you, not them.
Every time you push that extra rep out at the end of a set, every time you feel strong enough to add another little plate to the bar, every time you shave a few seconds off your personal best, every time you sprint up a flight of stairs, every time you stop and realise just how healthy and confident you feel.
I'll take "exciting little moments you can experience when training to get better at something" for 200 please.
Lack of energy and enthusiasm
I'll also take "moments that help maintain your enthusiasm for training" for 500! See above.
Enthusiasm shouldn't be a big problem as you track and monitor your progress, but lack of energy could be an issue still. Not as much so if you're training for looks, as this type of training can make you more likely to lean towards overtraining if you're really going for it, but you'll probably still feel knackered from time to time.
This is where the mindset and perspective of training for progression can benefit you. You can take a week off to recuperate and know that you're doing it to benefit your overall training goals. You won't experience guilt from not working out and you're more likely to take the initiative on things like extra rest (going to bed earlier) or changing up your diet to increase your energy levels as those things also fall in line with your mission to improve whatever characteristic you are training for.
Here it is in a nutshell: if you are training to look a certain way then you are more likely to give up, but if you are training to be a certain way, you are much more likely to succeed. Competing against every idealised image out there is too big of a task for most people. It is de-motivating, bordering on depressing. Competing against yourself, by contrast, is measurable, focused and empowering. Plus you always win, one way or the other.
So there you have it. If you're wondering what my training programme looks like, it's not complicated but it is highly focused. I do 15 minutes of cardio to warm up, 15 minutes of stretches for flexibility and preventing injuries, then I follow Joe Wendler's 5-3-1 programme but condense it so I do two exercised per session over two sessions each week, rather than four sessions per week each focused on one exercise. Then some core work for stability and warm down and I'm out in about an hour and fifteen.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on whether you already use this approach to exercise or whether it's something you think could benefit you. If you want to find more information on the Wendler programme I mentioned, you can find it here.


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The third and fourth modules focus on the analyses of the foreign currency and money markets to provide fundamental models of the interest rate and exchange rate determination. They also discuss how these variables interact with each other and with the macroeconomic conditions, particularly monetary policy and the expectations about the future trends in the economy. These analyses lay the foundation for more comprehensive models of the macroeconomy in the next course of the Managerial Economics and Business Analysis Specialization.
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A symposium is to be hosted by the Town Council and the Civic Trust to discuss ways to develop Sleaford Castle as an historic visitor attraction.
Councillors at their meeting last Wednesday agreed to hold the half day debate in June involving all organisations and individuals who may have an interest in and concern for the historic castle.
Sleaford Castle was built in 1139 for the Bishop of Lincoln and was visited by King John just after he lost his jewels in The Wash before moving on to Newark where he subsequently died.
Henry VIII and his queen Catherine Howard are also said to have visited.
Although demolished, the outline of the castle is still there, as a scheduled monument and Grade 2 listed building. The site, known as Castlefield, is currently little more than earthworks covered in grass with the odd bit of exposed stone, but it is believed that stone from it may have been robbed over 300 years ago to be used in other older buildings in the town.
The symposium would involve local authorities, neighbours, schools, universities, historians, archaeologists and heritage organisations.
A joint project group would then be formed in the same way as the Sleaford Museum was successfully delivered, bidding for outside funding.
Chairman of Sleaford and District Civic Trust Garry Titmus said in a letter to the town council that the castle was a "valuable, historical site that had the potential to provide a wonderful, atmospheric, recreational open space."
He said: "It is sadly under used and unappreciated, with its principal role now being but a place for dogs to exercise.
Initial meetings have already been had with NKDC, English Heritage, Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, historians and archaeologists. Students at Carre's Grammar School have done a project on it and the Civic Trust is now hoping to press ahead with the plans.
Mr Titmus said it had the potential to bring recreational, heritage and tourism benefits to the town. He added that the project may need to secure better access to the site from the town centre, as it currently only has one entrance off Castle Causeway and no parking, which would involve neighbouring land owners' agreement. He suggested this may grow into a project greater than something the Town Council can accomplish alone.
Mr Titmus said public awareness of the site needs to be raised, family friendly facilities added and the castle placed in a historical and local context.
He has discovered several attempts dating back 40 years or more to improve Castlefield for residents, in particular the council carried out a lot of work in 2000-2001.
Mr Titmus said: "Interpretation boards were designed and provided but were removed by the council and not replaced when they were vandalised and fell into disrepair. Rustic style children's play equipment was placed on the field but removed and not replaced ten years ago or more. Ideas to bring in historical re-enactment groups were posted. The paths were reinforced and benches provided.
"A geophysical survey took place by Carre's Grammar School but the results were not followed up.
"Most of that effort and those ideas have fallen by the wayside and now we have this wonderful, essentially undisturbed historical site lying in our midst but sadly better known by our four legged friends than the people of Sleaford."


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Windsor Square teenager Colin Kruse, who was studying in Nice, France this summer, was caught up in the panic and terror of the deadly incident when a truck plowed into crowds enjoying Bastille Day.
Thankfully, Colin was not harmed in the July incident, but since his return home, his mom Jackie said he's been understandably reluctant to talk extensively about his experience. But this week, Colin, now a Junior at Loyola High School, shared his reactions to the incident in an open letter published in his school newspaper, the Loyalist.
The Buzz thanks Colin and his parents for sharing the link below with us and for his thoughtful counsel that, "We must strive for respect, tolerance and acceptance with everyone in this country."
OPEN LETTER: Junior Colin Kruse reacts to the summer terrorist attack in Nice
About Patricia Lombard
Patricia Lombard is the co-editor and publisher of the Larchmont Buzz. Patty lives with her family in Fremont Place. She has been active in neighborhood issues since moving here in 1989. Her pictorial history, "Larchmont" for Arcadia Press is available at Chevalier's Books.
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Keeping your mouth healthy is the key to an excellent smile, a boosted self-confidence, and an overall improvement of well-being. Everyone knows that brushing teeth is important but only a few of us do it right. The majority overlooks other ways of keeping the mouth healthy as well.
Since a healthy mouth is vital for an improved life quality, it makes sense to spend some time taking care of it. You only need about 10 minutes a day to enjoy a white smile and a clean mouth. Let's go over the tips to make the mouth care easier.
1. Brush Your Mouth
Did you know you have to brush your mouth together with your teeth? In order to keep the mouth healthy, you need to clean up the tongue, gums, and roof. The regular toothbrush is designed to take care of all the parts of your mouth.
When brushing the teeth, keep the brush at a 45-degree angle, so it touches the gums as well. Always brush your tongue. If you feel a little gag reflex, ignore it. You'll get used to it with time.
If you manage to clean your whole mouth properly, you can fight the bacteria, which causes bad breath and enjoy the feeling of freshness for hours.
2. Floss Regularly
Flossing should become as regular a procedure as brushing. Meaning, you should wield the floss at least twice a day. Flossing allows you to remove the residue stuck between your teeth. These pieces usually can't be removed by brushing. If you allow them to stay there, the particles start rotting, causing bacteria growth and tooth problems.
Carry floss around with you. If you eat something, which leaves pieces of food between your teeth, flossing can help you avoid bad breath and unpleasant sensations. The majority of dentists advise that floss is a better choice than a toothpick. It can reach farther without damaging your gums.
3. Use Mouthwash
Mouthwash isn't just created to give you a fresh breath for a few minutes. It has many special ingredients, which can strengthen your teeth and remove harmful bacteria from your mouth. Meanwhile, a mouthwash can remove pieces of food stuck inside your mouth.
A high-quality therapeutic mouthwash can fight plaque and protect your gums from gingivitis. Consult your dentist to choose the right mouthwash for you.
4. Visit The Dentist
Regular visits to the dentist can keep your mouth healthy and allow you to avoid costly dental procedures. Dental check-ups are vital to the health of your teeth and gums. Regular cleanings can protect teeth from cavities and gums from gingivitis.
It's important to visit the dentist at least twice a year. However, you have to check your mouth on your own to find visible problems. If you aren't sure about the source of a mouth problem, such as bad breath, slight tooth pain or gum sensitivity, call your dentist.
5. Watch What You Put In Your Mouth
Excess sugar isn't good for the health of your teeth and gums. The same is true for spicy and salty foods. If you can't avoid eating foods which may change the pH balance of your mouth always rinse it after eating.
Alcohol and tobacco have an adverse effect on the health of your mouth. Smoking contributes to plaque formation and gum disease. Alcohol decreases the production of saliva, which keeps your mouth healthy and prevents bacteria growth.
Overall, keeping your mouth healthy is easy. All you need to do is keep your oral health in mind.


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On this Mother's Day be reminded of your Heavenly Mother, Mary. Perhaps you know the touch of her loving hand – a hand that gently consoles, reassures, encourages, and makes way. Or maybe you've been reluctant to take a look at her. If so, you're missing out on one of the greatest masterpieces God ever created. Maybe you've never felt the need to draw close to Our Lady, or you think it will take something away from your relationship with Jesus. But, you need not worry that she will crowd out Jesus – to the contrary she'll help you open your heart more and more to accept His full love and presence.
As the Venerable Archbishop Fulton Sheen once said, "God, who made the sun also made the moon. The moon does not take away from the brilliance of the sun…All its light is reflected from the sun. The Blessed Mother reflects her Divine Son; without Him, she is nothing. With him, she is the Mother of Men" (The World's First Love.)
Perhaps its time to clasp the hand of your Mother. Jesus sends her to you as your friend and companion. Today, ask Mary to be that friend to you, and to help you live out your splendor.
Lord thank You for the gift of Your mother.
Don't let me miss her!
Dear Lady, I long to know you, to draw closer to you.
Be my friend, my comforter, my heavenly mother.
And may I experience the comfort of being one with you, my mother.
I ask this in Jesus' name.


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A leaked poster has shown the assembled cast of Solo: A Star Wars Story. The marketing for Solo, the next Star Wars anthology film, is now in full gear.
Lucasfilm released the first teaser at the Super Bowl, with the full Solo trailer arriving the following morning. Then, the studio unveiled a host of Solo character posters focused on the film's core cast, including Alden Ehrenreich as Han Solo. These materials have been followed up by a raft of interviews and official set photos.
RELATED: Every Reveal From EW's Solo: A Star Wars Story Coverage
Now, an intriguing poster has leaked on to Reddit - and it seems to show a very different style of marketing, . Most Star Wars posters are simplistic in design, and fans often complain that they're quite generic. They're usually the kind of thing that please the marketing departments, focusing purely on the stars' faces. The amount of space given for each character is usually dictated by the marketability of the actor and their character. It's an approach that was pioneered by the Star Wars books back in the '90s, and has become standard for the franchise. Sony followed the same approach with a much-maligned poster for Spider-Man: Homecoming last year, giving Robert Downey Jr. particular prominence due to his marketability.
UPDATE: Disney/Lucasfilm has now officially released this Solo poster online. Check it out, below:
In this case, though, the poster is unusually creative; it feels almost like a poster for an old Western. The main cast can be seen in the stylized word "SOLO," with Han's visage hovering above them. Some of the images are recycled from earlier teaser posters, which followed a similar design. Ehrenreich stands in a typical Han Solo pose, recreating marketing from the Original Trilogy. Emilia Clarke's mysterious character Qi'ra gets the central position, looking suitably roguish in her own right. She's flanked by Donald Glover's Lando and Joonas Suotamo's Chewbacca. Finally, Phoebe Waller-Bridge's female droid, L3-37, and Woody Harrelson's Beckett can be found at either far side. Underneath, there's a simplistically styled pursuit scene. The Falcon is jetting through space, with TIE Fighters pursuing it.
It's worth noting that this may not be the final version. It's a little too basic, and doesn't have credits on the bottom. Even if this is only a teaser rather than a finished product, it suggests that Lucasfilm is choosing to market Solo in a very different way. The poster creates a strong sense of tone for the film, a nostalgic Western with a whimsical edge. Although Ehrenreich's Solo dominates, Clarke's Qi'ra seems particularly prominent, to the extent that she feels almost like a co-star. The fact that she's flanked by Original Trilogy characters suggests Lucasfilm is very confident of her portrayal, and the studio clearly believe Qi'ra will be a major draw.
The marketing for Solo has only just begun. Still, this leaked poster suggests it's going to be very different to Lucasfilm's typical Star Wars approach. In a year full of blockbuster hits, a strong marketing campaign could well make sure this film sticks out from the crowd.
MORE: George Lucas Helped Direct A Solo: A Star Wars Story Scene
Source: Disney/Lucasfilm
- Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) release date: May 25, 2018
- Star Wars 9 / Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) release date: Dec 20, 2019


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KALONZO MUSYOKA criticised for attending the homecoming ceremony of RAILA's friend, DON BOSCO GICHANA - A know criminalOther Political News, Politics 06:56
Monday October 29, 2018 - Former Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka has been criticised for attending the homecoming ceremony of flamboyant businessman, Don Bosco Gichana.
On Saturday, Gichana who is a close friend of NASA leader, Raila Odinga, organised a homecoming ceremony in Kisii County after spending 5 years in a Tanzanian jail over money laundering claims.
Following Kalonzo's attendance, former Kibwezi MP, Kalembe Ndile, said Kalonzo should not associate with people who have committed economic crimes at a time when the country was fighting corruption.
Ndile said even Raila Odinga did not attend the function because he was aware of the political implications.
He urged Mr Musyoka to stay away from people charged with corruption if he is serious about his 2022 presidential ambition.
"In 2022, Kenyans will elect a person of integrity. If Musyoka were to be elected president, would he influence the outcomes of court cases facing his friends?" posed Ndile.
The former Kibwezi lawmaker also supported a change of the Constitution to reduce the national wage bill.
"Parliament is overcrowded. We have a problem of a bloated wage bill. Even counties are overstaffed, we should also do away with MPs and MCAs' sitting allowances," he said.
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1 Gordon's challenge is serious
A couple of weeks ago, it was possible, if you wanted, to dismiss Gordon's early-season surge as the by-product of a favourable draw and a few good individual efforts. No longer. Gordon outplayed Bankstown so thoroughly in Round Four that its bid to play finals cricket this season demands to be taken seriously. And, like many good teams, this Gordon side looks a bit stronger than the sum of its parts. Last year's O'Reilly Medallist, Charlie Stobo, bowled well at Bankstown's top order, but the critical blow was struck by the less obviously threatening seamer, Tym Crawford, who bowled the always-dangerous Philip Wells when he looked in particularly ominous form. Hampshire leg-spinner Mason Crane removed Bankstown captain Jarrad Burke, but it was his fellow-spinner Matt Junk – a Mosman Second Grader only last season - who ruined the lower end of the innings with 3-17. And when Bankstown seemed to have clawed its way back into the game, taking the eighth wicket with Gordon still needing 25 runs, it was James Kennedy (not best known for his batting) who steadied the innings with Axel Cahlin. Cahlin's maiden First Grade century was memorable – he batted for five hours and ten minutes and carried his bat through the entire innings, becoming (at 18 years 237 days) the youngest player to do this in Sydney First Grade since Warren Bardsley in 1901. Gordon faces a struggling St George side this week, and it would be a brave punter who backed the visitors to break the winning streak.
2 Sydney is pretty good at Twenty20
This season's Twenty20 Kingsgrove Sports Cup kicked off on Sunday, with the usual damage being done to the morale of bowlers everywhere. Nowhere was the damage quite as bad as at Drummoyne Oval, where Sydney restricted Eastern Suburbs to five for 107 before running down its target in only six overs and one ball. Most of the carnage was inflicted by Dan Smith, whose 67 not out came from only 22 balls, 14 of which he hit to or over the fence. At the other end, Joe Denly (who has played five T20 international for England) was comparatively sedate, lingering over 17 deliveries for his 35 not out. After the first five overs of the innings had gone for 81 runs, Easts captain Will Somerville brought himself on to stop the tide, only to concede 24 from his one over of the game. Sydney pulled off a tougher run chase later in the day, running down Newcastle's 5 for 179 in the final over, Denly making 62 not out. With matches to come against Mosman and University of NSW, Sydney looks well placed to finish at or near the top of the Sydney Sixers Conference.
3 Ian Moran refuses to get old
Ian Moran's exact age is a closely guarded secret, and a slower-than-usual start to the season (49 runs from his first three innings) made a few people wonder whether time might finally be catching up with him. Which may have encouraged Sutherland's bowlers when they saw him coming in on Saturday, with the score at three for 49, and Easts in pursuit of an imposing target of 344. But people who underestimate Moran have often ended up looking foolish. Three and a half hours later, he had scored 173 not out from only 172 deliveries, blasting 23 fours and a six, and steered his side to a comfortable, five-wicket victory with plenty of time to spare. It's an open question whether he would have batted on for a few more balls if he had known that he had ended the day with 11.998 First Grade runs – not that it mattered, since he passed the 12,000 run milestone the following morning in the Twenty20 match with Sydney. He has become only the fourth batsman to reach 12,000 runs in Sydney First Grade –after his former University team-mate, Greg Mail, Greg Hayne and Warren Bardsley. Moran did play for New South Wales – in the early days of the Twenty20 competition, before it was Big Bashed – but no-one has scored more First Grade runs without appearing in first-class cricket. If last weekend is any guide, there are plenty more runs to come.
4 Patience is a virtue
Every cricket coach ever has at some time lectured young players about the importance of patience to a batsman. But usually they mean patience during an innings – not waiting to get a bat at all. Damien Mortimer had to wait for the second day of his fourth match for Sydney University to get to the crease for the first time for his new club – a genuine trial his of focus and motivation. It turned out to be worth the wait: the former Campbelltown right-hander dominated the Hawkesbury attack, cracking 122 from 189 balls, with twelve fours and two sixes, and timing his square drive especially sweetly. Mortimer is only the second batsman to score a century in his initial First Grade innings for Sydney University – the first was Johnny Taylor, who made 141 not out against Randwick in 1922-23 (having already played for Petersham, NSW and Australia by that stage of his career). Mortimer followed up with 28 not out and 64 in Sunday's Twenty20 games, so that over the course of one weekend, his season has advanced from "did not bat" to 214 runs at an average of 107.
5 Anthony Sams is seeing them well
Randwick-Petersham's keeper-batsman Anthony Sams continued his excellent start to the season, making Blacktown's total of 373 look distinctly under-par as he hit his second century of the season, and compiled an opening stand of 254 with his captain, Alexander Kemp. In four First Grade matches this season, Sams has hit152, 95, 79 and 121 – the main reason why his side sits fifth on the First Grade table, with three wins from four games.


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UK garage hip hop artists The Streets will release a"mini-album" of previously unreleased tracks and remixesthat are available exclusively to online consumers via paiddownloads.
DAW Buyer's Guide Updated
Offering more than 280 different hardware/software products fordigital audio workstations, Sypha's updated online guide (http://syphaonline.com) is now available. The guideincludes turnkey systems, desktop DAWs, audio hardware and softwarepackages, DAW controllers, disk-based multitracks and portable tapelessrecorders. Search criteria now includes manufacturer and product name,application, system type, host platform, audio quality, record andplayback channels, AES31 and AAF support, and cost.
Canada Joins Download Frenzy
A Toronto company called Moontaxi Media Inc. has launched a Windowsversion similar to Apple's iTunes, dubbed Puretracks. At its start, thesite will host 250,000 songs — including those from the Big Five,as well as Canadian indie labels. Puretracks will sell Windows MediaAudio files. Moontaxi partner Derek Van der Plaat said that the companyplans to launch a French version for the Quebec market and a U.S.version by the end of the year. http://puretracks.com


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CAMD offers a wide range of cutting-edge studio, production, performance, and lab facilities—delivering hands-on learning opportunities that are at the core of our curricula. In these creative spaces, students hone and refine raw creativity into ideas that impact society, influence culture, and transform the world.
Experiential Technologies Lab
The lab encompasses high-end technology that fosters an environment of development and learning, drives independent and collaborative projects pursued by faculty and students, and supports experiential course work. Current work in the lab includes: biometrics-driven research with eye-tracking glasses, Shimmer and iMotion software; design research and digital storytelling with tools such as 360 VR cameras, Magic Leap, Hololens and Occulus Go; user testing with a one-way mirror environment, camera setups and high end computing. We strive to remove road blocks in the creation process, utilizing digital tools and new media to make emerging technology projects come to life.
CAMD Media
The CAMD Media Studio in Shillman Hall is a cutting-edge facility that features the latest music and video technologies. Inside you'll find:
27 workstations with new high-end Mac Pros and 34″ ultrawide LG monitors. Editing applications include Avid Media Composer 8.3, Adobe Creative Suite, and Final Cut Pro X. All workstations are tied to an internal Avid ISIS server.
- An HD TV production studio with a full complement of equipment, including cameras, teleprompters, LED studio lighting, XPression graphics, and more.
- A green screen room that includes a state-of-the-art motion capture system. Frequently used by animation, gaming, Art + Design, and theatre students, this space also has a removable green foam-tile floor, so students can composite objects and people using a variety of software applications.
- A recording studio that allows music industry students to play and record at a professional level. This space houses a grand piano, drum set, DigiDesign C/24 mixing board, ProTools software, and a wide variety of professional microphones.
- A wide range of new field equipment, including traditional disk-based camcorders, DSLRs, audio recorders, LED light kits, microphones, tripods, stabilizer rigs, and more.
The facility also includes a classroom/lab consisting of 16 student workstations with recessed monitors, plus an instructor workstation tied into the projection system. Northeastern University's Snell Library also offers training and editing facilities in the Digital Media Design Studio. Digital video cameras may be checked out at Infocommons in the library.
Note: Effective immediately, all Production Studios equipment distribution and returns have been moved to Ryder 240 (currently the Photo Lab), the near-future location of our central media hub. While the location of equipment check-out has changed, the process and policies remain the same, and all class rosters and sign out sheets have been transferred over so students can continue to check out and return field equipment just as before. The hours remain virtually the same (9AM-10PM Monday through Friday). Note that all studio-based equipment (including the recording studio equipment and TV production studio equipment) remains in the production studios area. The production studio hours remain the same.
The Architecture department is home to the Ruggles Architecture Studio, which includes 300 work desks, two critique spaces available for use at any time, and additional critique space that can be created within the studio. It also includes a laser cutter and facilities for digital output to color plotters.
The Art + Design department offers students several advanced labs and studios dedicated to a variety of media, including:
- Maker Space with art equipment including 3D printers, CNC and laser cutters, vacuum-forming gear, and many environmental safety controls.
- Computer labs with computers and printing facilities.
- Art studios with workspaces for art foundation courses.
- Photography lab with fully equipped analog darkrooms and digital imaging labs.
Video studio with advanced facilities for video and TV media creation.
The Communication Studies department maintains a media lab to support courses in basic and advanced sound production. The media lab is also used to support courses in digital editing and special effects and postproduction for television and film, and for voice-over work. The lab includes 16 Apple iMac workstations running Pro Tools software with the appropriate.
The School of Journalism includes a state-of-the-art newsroom, which also functions as a working lounge and presentation and lecture space. The school also houses two Mac computer labs with the latest software including Adobe Creative Suite and video and audio editing programs.
Students also have access to extensive offerings in interactive media, including 360-degree cameras, data visualization, and game design platforms, as well as documentary film and podcasting equipment.
Recording studios
The Music department is home to the university's three state-of-the-art recording studios. These facilities produce master-quality recordings, many of which have been released for distribution.
Use of the recording studios is reserved for students taking courses which require use of the room, such as Music Recording, Sound Design, etc. Hours vary for each recording studio.
Music and Media Lab
The Music and Media Lab is a Mac-based studio that allows students to record, compose, mix, and master their music on state-of-the-art equipment and loudspeakers. The studio is well-suited for small recording projects, sound effects and foley, voice over, mixing for multiple channels, and mixing for picture. The space is configured with a Genelec 8.1 surround sound system.
Use of the Music and Media Lab is reserved for students taking courses which require use of the room, such as Sound Design. Eligible students have access during normal building hours (outside of times that classes are held in this lab), as well as on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
Wenger Practice Rooms/Studios
Advanced Studio A and Advanced Studio B are single-station studios that allow students to record, compose, mix, and master their music on state-of-the-art equipment and loudspeakers. Studio A is PC-based and Studio B operates on a Mac platform.
Practice room usage is reserved for music majors/minors, students taking private music lessons, students participating in a Northeastern sponsored ensemble or students enrolled in a music class (requiring use of a piano). Eligible students have access during normal building hours, as well as on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays
Practice rooms and rehearsal spaces
The Music department offers eight practice rooms, many equipped with pianos, drum kits, and/or amplifiers.
Practice room usage is reserved for music majors/minors, students taking private music lessons, students participating in a Northeastern sponsored ensemble or students enrolled in a music class (requiring use of a piano). Eligible students have access during normal building hours, as well as on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
Piano Lab
The Music Department Piano Lab is used for our Piano Class course. The lab contains 17 Korg digital pianos. When not being used for instruction, this lab is available for student practice.
Piano Lab usage (outside of class time) is reserved for music majors/minors, students taking private music lessons, students participating in a Northeastern sponsored ensemble or students enrolled in a music class (requiring use of a piano). Hours vary depending on staffing and are posted online.
Critical Listening Room
The Critical Listening Room is a Mac-based room which offers, as its control center, an Avid C-24 hybrid console, featuring 16 analog microphone preamps and a 24 moving-fader mixing control surface that pairs perfectly with ProTools. It also has 6 Genelec speakers for 5.1 listening, and an extensive collection of audio plugins.
The Critical Listening Room is used by students and instructors in the first and third semesters of Northeastern's Recording Minor as a classroom and for the analysis, mixing and mastering of multitrack recordings.
Mixing and Mastering Room
The Mixing and Mastering Room features a Slate Raven MTX Mk2 multi-touch mixer, Genelec monitors, and an extensive array of audio processing plugins.
The Mixing and Mastering Room is used primarily by students who are in the second and third semesters to the Northeastern's Recording Minor.
The Theatre Department produces six to eight productions annually in two performances spaces. The Studio Theatre provides an intimate, flexible theatre experience for fully designed productions, and the Ryder Theatre Lab is home to experiential work, performances classes, showcases, and new plays.
Working with Technical Director Eric Kelly and Costume Shop Supervisor Margaret Koerber, students construct scenery and costumes in our on campus productions shops. Performance courses are also held in our Acting Studio and Acting for camera courses are held in the CAMD Media Studio.
The Studio Theatre and Ryder Theatre Lab are reserved for Department of Theatre productions, rehearsals and classes, as well as CAMD special events and programs. They are not available for outside rental and are generally reserved for student use by Theatre majors and minors only.


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Episode 6: About Face/
Good evening boys and Ghouls it's time for a twisted terror tale about two girls who only want their fathers love and understanding. In this putrid podcast Ryan B. and Bryan Indigo discuss Pushing daises, He-Man Toys, 2 headed Victorian Dukes, and how to pronounce Zerback Bebbleborbs. For this episode we drank Boddingtons.


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In partnership with the Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM) and the Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC) we will be offering a 40 hour, comprehensive training on immigration law for staff and members of non-profit organizations. This rigorous training is highly respected by the Department of Justice. This training is specially designed to give participants the knowledge and skills needed to provide a wide range of immigration legal services. Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a training certificate from the ILRC in support of their applications with the DOJ. More details below. Register here.
The Tennessee Immigrant & Refugee Rights Coalition invites staff of non-profit organizations who wish to apply for Department of Justice (DOJ) accreditation and provide immigration legal services to our 40-Hour Immigration Law Training.
August 15 - 22, 2018 in Nashville TN
TIRRC, FIRM, and ILRC have partnered up for the first time to bring the DOJ training to Tennessee for non-profit organizations across the region and the Southeast. This course is a great way to learn the fundamentals of immigration law necessary to be an effective practitioner, and establish the training background to support an application for DOJ accreditation. This training aims to build legal capacity in the Southeast to provide critical immigration services to our communities.
This intensive 6 day, 40 hour training course provides immigration law advocates and new practitioners with an overview of core immigration law concepts as well as the practice skills necessary to be an effective advocate. Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a training certificate from the ILRC in support of their applications with the DOJ.
The course starts on the morning of August 15, 2018, there will be no class on August 18 and 19. Each day the course will cover several units, and each unit focuses on a specific theme. Each of the 19 units will consist of an in-class teaching and a set of self-directed activities, which include readings, exercises and a quiz. The course is interactive, with opportunities for real-time discussion among students, and between students and instructors. The course concludes with an open-book final exam that students have four weeks to complete. Participants should expect to be in class all day during course days and completing required reading in the evenings and over the weekend.
This course is appropriate for the aspiring or new practitioner who is prepared to make the time commitment required to fully participate in this course and complete its requirements. This course has an accelerated and intense pace during the 6 days. If you have the time to devote to this learning experience, then this course is a great way to quickly learn the fundamentals of immigration law.
NOTE: You are not eligible for this course if you are already accredited by the DOJ.
Course participants will receive a course completion certificate if they (a) attend the 6 days of training; (b) complete each unit quiz; and (c) complete and pass an open-book final exam. You have four weeks after the end of the course, to complete the final exam.
$700 for non-profits**
$550 for organizational members of TIRRC or SEIRN
*Tuition includes 3 text resources, breakfast + lunch for the 6 days.
**NextGen grantees only need to submit their application.
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Nashville, TN 37211
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Fairness where there was none before
Thursday, 29 March 2001 Media Statement
Fairness where there was none before
The Associate Minister of Justice, Margaret Wilson says the Property (Relationships) Bill, which had its final reading today, will bring legal fairness to situations in which there has been none before.
"We promised before the election not to put the issue of de facto property rights in the 'too hard basket'. This is a government that keeps its promises. More than 236,000 people now live in de facto relationships, including same-sex relationships. Their rights are now recognised.
"The new law ends the present unfairness in property division between married couples and other couples by concentrating on property division - not on the nature of the relationship
Ms Wilson told Parliament that the care and upbringing of children is one of most important and valuable roles within our society.
"This legislation represents long-awaited reform for many people who have been subjected to gross unfairness and suffered serious injustices under the current law.
"These have been most acutely experienced by women who have devoted many years of their lives to unpaid domestic duties and childcare while their partners have contributed to the enrichment of their separate property and business interests.
"It is a sad indictment of our family law that historically such an important role has remained largely unrecognised, leading to systemic unfairness under the current legislation.
"As we all know partners contribute to a relationship in many different ways. Some develop business interests with lucrative financial outcomes. "Others contribute in less tangible non-material but never-the-less important ways such as domestic duties, building homes and raising children.
"It is only fair that all contributions - whether financial or domestic - are recognised as valuable contributions to a relationship.
"The new law is intended to provide a fair property division for both men and women upon the breakdown of a relationship, which is something that the current legislation has failed to achieve for many New Zealanders".
An education campaign will be launched later in the year to promote the rights and choices made possible by the new law.


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