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Constructal Theory
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"It is used by Adrian Bejan to describe his theory of the emergence of patterns and structures in a wide range of phenomena--physical, biological, social, etc. Bejan says (more or less) that in all kinds of phenomena that involve flows (of electrons, molecules, air, water, blood, goods, people, information, knowledge, energy, heat, etc.), the flow naturally searches for--and finds--paths of least resistance. He calls this the "constructal law". Another way of saying this is that the flow discovers the paths that require the least energy. And this process generates patterns and structures that turn out to be surprisingly common among an extremely wide range of phenomena. The patterns and structures invariably take not a linear form, but very often take the form of a tree or an inverted tree in open systems, or in closed system the form of a mesh (though not the ordinary net, but more like the human circulatory system, with varying sizes of pathways)." (p2p-f mailing list, June 2016)


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Kuttanad, Chengannur under threat of epidemic
Alappuzha: Flood-deluged regions Kuttanad and Chengannur have been warned of an epidemic like rat fever, cholera, jaundice and viral fever. The main reasons said is the contaminated water sources and the unburied rotted animal corpses. Such condition increase the chance of widespread outbreaks.
Another problem faced here is lack of drinking water. Wells are like storage houses for waste. Cleaning works have just begun in the areas. Water here has to be drained first and ensure disinfection by super chlorination. Currently, due to unavailability of drinking water, the contaminated water is being used.
According to Health Ministry, the water used for washing plates must be chlorinated water. Yet, these instructions are unable to be followed here.
Septic tanks and drinking water sources have become one in the floods. The process of burying animal corpses is underway.

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The Teaching and Curriculum Development Centre (TCDC) supports growth in teaching practices and excellence in the design, development, refinement, and renewal of curriculum at Langara.
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Sustainable Development
With growing evidence of unsustainable use of the world's resources, such as hydrocarbon reserves, and related environmental pollution, as in alarming climate change predictions, sustainable development is arguably the prominent issue of the 21st century. This volume gives a wide ranging introduction focusing on the arid Gulf region, where the challenges of sustainable development are starkly evident. The Gulf relies on non-renewable oil and gas exports to supply the world's insatiable CO2 emitting energy demands, and has built unsustainable conurbations with water supplies dependent on energy hungry desalination plants and deep aquifers pumped beyond natural replenishment rates. Sustainable Development has an interdisciplinary focus, bringing together university faculty and government personnel from the Gulf, Europe, and North America -- including social and natural scientists, environmentalists and economists, architects and planners -- to discuss topics such as sustainable natural resource use and urbanization, industrial and technological development, economy and politics, history and geography.
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Under extreme pressure following a racial profiling incident at one of its stores, Starbucks said Tuesday that the manager involved is no longer employed at the store.
It was unclear if the manager resigned or was fired.
"We can confirm the manager no longer works at that store," the Seattle-based company said in a statement to Nation's Restaurant News.
The manager's exit comes after CEO Kevin Johnson, left, expressed reluctance in a video statement to hold the employee accountable after last week's incident in Philadelphia.
On Thursday, two black men were arrested for trespassing while sitting in the cafe without making a purchase. The manager called police which led to the men's arrest.
The incident has sparked protesting at the Starbucks location over several days. Demonstrators are demanding the public boycott the chain.
Johnson, who has been Starbucks' CEO for a year, was quick to respond over the weekend. He called the incident "reprehensible" and blamed local store practices that call for asking people who are not customers to leave the store.
He was hesitant over the weekend to punish the store manager.
"There's been some calls to take action on the store manager. I believe that blame is misplaced," he said during a video statement released over the weekend. "In fact, I think the focus of fixing this, I own it. This is a management issue, and I am accountable."
Adding to the public relations crisis, CBS News is reporting of a similar incident at a Starbucks café in Los Angeles.
"A black man claims he was denied access to a bathroom at a Los Angeles store, even though a white man was given the entry code," CBS reported Tuesday.
Starbucks told NRN that it is taking the Los Angeles incident "seriously" and is "working closely with the team to learn from our mistakes."
The company then reiterated that it is fully investigating all of its store practices across the country.
"In addition to our own review, we will work with outside experts and community leaders understand and adopt best practices, including unconscious bias training," the company said.
Late Tuesday morning, Starbucks, which operates 28,000 stores worldwide, said it will be closing 8,000 company-owned stores in the afternoon of May 29 for a training meeting with nearly 175,000 employees. The training program is designed to address "implicit bias, promote conscious inclusion, prevent discrimination and ensure everyone inside a Starbucks store feels safe and welcome," the company said in a statement.
Starbucks executive chairman Howard Schultz, who joined Johnson in Philadelphia, also released a statement for the first time since the incident in Philadelphia. "We will learn from our mistakes and reaffirm our commitment to creating a safe and welcoming environment for every customer."
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Definitions for "Latent content"
What a dream symbolizes, or the material that is disguised in a dream to protect the dreamer. go to glossary index
In psychoanalytic interpretation, the actual wishes and concerns that a dream or behavior is intended to express; usually contrasted with manifest content.
The hidden (i.e., unconscious) meaning of thoughts or actions, especially in dreams or fantasies. In dreams, it is expressed in distorted, disguised, condensed, and symbolic form.


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Movieline: (419) 897-8901
Office: (419)897-8902
Due to the COVID-19 situation, the Governor of Ohio has ordered all movie theaters in the state to temporarily close. Therefore, the Maumee Theater will be closed until further notice. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely & will post updates as we have them available. We take the health of our employees & customers very seriously & stand united in the fight to stop COVID-19.
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It Happened in Jersey: Boxing & Wrestling
During the 1950s, Bradley Glass was Princeton's BMOC—literally. Brad was a two-way guard on the Tigers' unbeaten 1950 national champion football team as a sophomore, earning All-America recognition. That winter, he won the Eastern Intercollegiate Association heavyweight wrestling title, defeating Penn State's Homer Barr, and went on to the NCAA championships in Bethlehem. There he defeated Barr in the finals again to become Princeton's one and only national champion in the sport.
Brad repeated as EIWA champion in 1952 and finished third in the NCAA tournament, earning All-America honors in his second sport. He tried out, unsuccessfully, for the US Olympic team. He graduated in 1953, with three varsity football letters. The Tigers lost one game during his three seasons as a starter.
After graduation, Brad joined the Navy and was part of the underwater demolition group that later became known as the Seals. He tried again in 1956 to make the Olympic wrestling squad, while still serving in the Navy, but fell short. He was named an alternate.
After Brad's time in the service, while studying law at the University of Michigan, he served as an assistant on the wrestling team. He eventually returned to his home state of Illinois. (As a high school wrestler in Winnetka, he had been a teammate of Donald Rumsfeld's and was the state heavyweight champ in 1947.) Brad focused on his law career, founding his own practice and serving as a state senator during the 1970s. In 2001, Brad was inducted into the Eastern Wrestling Hall of Fame. He passed away in 2015.
Jack and Sammy Amato, brothers from Garfield born just over a century ago, both loved to box as boys. In 1926, Jack enlisted in the Navy at age 15, lying about his date of birth. Serving with the Mediterranean Fleet, he fought for the fleet's welterweight title until he was discharged in 1928, after it was discovered that he was still underage.
By then, Sammy had started his boxing career. Jack accompanied him to an event near their home, at the old Belmont Park. Hanging outside the dressing room prior to Sammy's bout, Jack overheard the promoter ask if there were any 147-pounders who would like to step in the ring. Jack stepped up and agreed to fight—only to learn his opponent would be his brother.
Jack changed his name on the spot to Jack Larkin and the brothers faced each other in the ring for the first of 22 times! Jack became an influential boxing manager in New Jersey and, as a fighter, was crowned middleweight champion of Bergen County. During the 1940s and 50s, he operated out of Stillman's Gym in New York. One of his fighters, Tippy Larkin (to whom he gifted his "family name"), became world Junior Welterweight Champion.
Tippy Larkin (born Tony Pilliteri) was known as The Garfield Gunner. He also was known as an intense fighter. His focus and mental preparation in the minutes leading up to a bout was legendary. On January 12, 1942, he was scheduled to meet Tommy Cross in Newark.
The fighters were introduced to the crowd, each taking a few steps toward the center and raising a glove to acknowledge the cheers. When Tippy returned to his corner to await the opening bell, he slipped off his robe to shrieks of laughter.
He had forgotten to pull his trunks on before leaving the locker room and was completely naked save for his socks and shoes.
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Sep. 17th – Racer Meet Up and Day 1 St Albans to Cheltenham
Sep. 18th – Day 2 Cheltenham to Oswestry
Sep 19th – Day 3 – Oswestry to Liverpool
Sep. 20th – Day 4 IoM TT Circuit
Sept 21st – Return to St Albans (Coach!)
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What an opportunity to challenge yourself, and to do good by raising valuable funds for Rennie Grove Hospice Care.
4 Days
The cycling challenge is over 4 days from 17th to 21st September 2020.
40 Riders
The challenge is open to 40 cyclists. All ages, genders and abilities will be welcome.
400 Miles
This a challenge! The first three days are spent travelling from St Albans to Liverpool where we get a ferry to the Isle of Man. The final day is around the famous TT course.
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Organised & Planned
This challenge is a carefully planned event. The route has been carefully chosen and has been tested to ensure that there are no surprises in the navigation – i.e. you will not end up being directed into the middle of a field.
All hotel accommodation, transport, food etc has been carefully planned so that you can enjoy the event to the full.
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Cadiz, Kentucky
OverviewCadiz Park is located on the beautiful Lake Barkley near the town of Cadiz, Kentucky. The day-use area is a great spot for barbecuing, boating and fishing.
Fun fact: the largest yellow bass caught in Kentucky, weighing in at one pound one ounce, was caught in Lake Barkley.
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FacilitiesThe picnic shelter is ideal for groups of up to 100 guests. Amenities include a boat ramp, playground, paved parking and grills. Shopping, grocery stores, and gas stations are conveniently close.
Natural FeaturesLake Barkley covers 57,900 acres with 1,004 miles of shoreline. Summer water temperatures are a comfortable but refreshing 70 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
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It seems like the overwhelming consensus is to have datacenter-based servers
as headless for the very reasons I have enumerated. From what I have
gathered, there are more risks (both security and techinical) associated
with a SUN Graphics Console as against having an ASCII (vtXXX) terminal.
Having a console/terminal server instead is the obvious choice as long as it
is secure, bufferred and does not send a break signal to the servers at
There were a few views which pointed that a graphics console may be required
like in the case of Oracle 8i installs. Would someone confirm that this
indeed is true and the same could not be achieved using an X-Windows
emulation (ie. eXceed)?
Many thanks to those of you that replied. Apologies to those that I was
unable to include and acknowledge.
Original Post:
> Esteemed Gurus:
> In most of my previous engagements, it has always been a practice that
> enterprise servers be configured/installed as 'headless' - that is without
> SUN Graphics console and a cgsix/graphics card. The reasons have been: (1)
> eliminate one possible failure point due to CDE/Openwindows hiccups and/or
> KVM switch failures, (2) load generated by X-Windows and (3) cost.
> My question to the group - are these reasons valid? My view still is along
> these lines - to have only ASCII terminals on these servers.
> Your views/opinions will highly be appreciated and I will summarise as
> usual.
From: William Hathaway [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2000 9:37 AM
To: Caparrosso, Nelson T.
Subject: Re: Enterprise Servers: Headless or Not?
Hi Nelson,
I agree with your reasons for going headless, but I prefer to use a
terminal server approach instead of vt100s, this allows admins to access
the console remotely. I've used Auror'a Control Tower before, which I
liked a lot. It runs on a Sun, and you hook a couple of multi-port serial
cards. The last site I was at had 64 machines hook to it. The advantages
1) console access is available from anywhere
2) you can use ssh to access the console server, so nobody can snoop the
root password
3) all data in and out of the console is logged and timestams are also put
in the logs every X minutes, allows you very easy access to track things
4) supports sharing a session between several people watching the console,
and one person having read/write access. This can be done at any time, if
someone else has the console busy and went to lunch, you can "steal" it.
5) granular access control, someone has to log into the terminal server,
and then optionally also know a password to fire up a console session to a
It isn't rocket science software, but it works really well, and it has
been a real help on the occasiona a machine has kicked and the logs don't
say anything, we can usually look in the console server logs and see any
messages that may have been spit out of the console. I'm sure there are
some other products out there that do similiar jobs, but i like the
software based apprach, having the logs on a machine makes them easy to
get to, and allowing ssh is a boon for security.
Good luck,
From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2000 8:58 AM
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: re: Enterprise Servers: Headless or Not?
For what it is worth (<=$.02), most of my servers are 'consoled' by a Sun
monitor, but in each case thru a switching system (Lightwave
The exception is two E5000's purchased initially as an HA system, that we
have subsequently separated. These are controlled thru a serial
which lets me control the machines down to the prom level.
The servers (mostly Oracle) are not so busy that any processes devoted to
console affect the performance of the machine. The console is rarely used so
its overhead is minimal.
I like the consolidation of terminals as it makes my job as SA easier,
reduces initial cost for terminals and conserves space and utilities. But
this is another discussion entirely........
Dave Harrington
VA Dept of Environmental Quality
Phone; 804-698-4558
From: Jed Dobson [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2000 6:41 AM
To: Caparrosso, Nelson T.
Subject: Re: Enterprise Servers: Headless or Not?
On EX000 servers you NEED an ASCII terminal. Large systems take a long
time to boot and having a local console will let you see error messages
and watch boot process. Also much information is printed before the
framebuffer even gets activated. The POST commands will also require a
At the very least put both on the system. This will allow you to see all
the prom and POST messages on the terminal and still use the head.
My preference however is no FB, only VT-style terminal (connect to a term
server in the DataCenter and configure telnet console in addition to
From: Shriman Gurung [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2000 5:44 AM
To: 'Caparrosso, Nelson T.'
Subject: RE: Enterprise Servers: Headless or Not?
Hi there,
I agree with you, but for slightly different reasons. Yes, CDE and X like
to slurp up your server's memory, but chances are that your server has more
than 32Mb RAM these days [!!] and so it hardly matters. Cost is an issue
only up to a point -- if you are replacing a gfx card and monitor plus kvm
switch with a nice ascii terminal and reverse terminal server you may not be
saving that much.
Other things to consider:
Size: a 14" ascii terminal sits happily in a 19" rack. A 19" monitor
doesn't (and let's face it, X is painful to use on a small screen). I have
seen some lovely LCD monitors that slide away in a 1U drawer though...
Security: running CDE means you have to secure stuff like ToolTalk. If it's
not running, you don't have to think about it too much.
Need: Is there anything that you _have_ to do at the console that can
reasonably only be done in X? Chances are if you're in front of the machine
then you are doing some scary stuff like blowing away filesystems or booting
from CD after a crash. CDE won't help you there.
I'd be interested to see a summary of the other sun-managers' views!
NELSON CAPARROSO y TAN
UNIX/Microsoft/GIS Consultant
Decision Consultants, Inc
Internet : www.decisionconsultants.com
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What is the firmware on the F103 co-processor? And where can I find a pre-built one?
What is the firmware on the F103 co-processor? And where can I find a pre-built one?
The source code is here: https://github.com/ArduPilot/ardupilot/tree/master/libraries/AP_IOMCU
I don't know how the binary is packaged or flashed to the F103.
The binary is embedded into the main firmware (only on target using iomcu)
On initialisation, there is a request of the iomcu version, if it doesn't match, the main firmware update it.
On normal build, WAF will get the precompiled iomcu binary. You can manually build th iomcu binary by changing the target to board iomcu and than waf iofirmware or something like that (check on waf help). Then you need to copy the output into Tools/IO_Firmware.
There is a script to automate this task here https://github.com/ArduPilot/ardupilot/blob/master/Tools/scripts/build_iofirmware.py
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Code amendment request has Little Canada mulling chickens
Little Canada city code, when it comes to chickens and other animals deemed to be livestock, is clear: No land in the city is zoned to be farmland, so no farm animals are allowed in the city.
The code even contains a bit of City Hall's reasoning behind the prohibition, noting a past city council "deem[ed] this Ordinance necessary and vital in order to maintain the suburban, non-agricultural character of the City."
However, after listening to a persuasive argument from a poultry keeper Aug. 24, the city council has directed city staff to research how to possibly allow at least some chickens to be kept legally in the city.
Renee Schott wrote a letter to the council seeking an amendment to city code pertaining to chickens. At the meeting, she said that she did so because she and her husband are looking at buying a five-acre property in Little Canada, so long as her 12 chickens can live there too.
"Re-homing them is not an option for us," said Schott, who explained her birds aren't kept for eggs, but instead as outdoor pets. "I've owned chickens my whole life; they're my favorite pet."
Schott, a veterinarian who said she works for the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota and for other organizations, made it clear she's not asking the council to open the city up to urban farming.
"I don't really support urban chickens and the backyard chicken movement," she said, explaining that many of her pet chickens are rescues or strays, the result of people attempting and failing to keep chickens.
Schott said the council should only allow well-informed people to keep chickens in the city.
Council member Michael McGraw agreed with Schott on one point right off the bat.
"I am not in favor of urban chickens [or] farm animals," he said. "I'm just not in favor of it."
McGraw, though, said that in the case of Schott's request, it mattered that she was a veterinarian who knew how to properly care for the animals.
Council member Tom Fischer echoed some of McGraw's sentiments, and noted that it would be difficult to craft an ordinance that would limit owning chickens to only the well-informed.
"I'm not sure we're able to legislate having educated people with chickens," he said, explaining the "the door would be open" to people who might not know how to responsibly care for poultry.
Still, the council wasn't ready to slam the door on the request — Mayor John Keis said Schott's background played in her favor.
"This is always a tough one when you have a qualified person come in and ask for it," he said.
The council directed city staff to look into making some sort of arrangement that would work both for the city and Schott's backyard chickens.
Council member Christian Torkelson said he'd like to see city staff find a way to allow chickens on large lots such as the one Schott is looking at, while also working on rules pertaining to smaller lots. He also said he'd be in favor of a permitting process that requires training for residents who want raise chickens.
"It's the standard urban chicken argument — versus a unique application," said City Administrator Joel Hanson. "I'm not sure if there's a creative way to get there or not."
"That seems to be one of your fortes, Mr. Hanson, finding those creative ways," said McGraw, adding that he'd love to tell Schott her specific request is a "slam dunk," though the city must look at the issue more broadly.
Even with the council's willingness to revisit city code when it comes to chickens in Little Canada, McGraw noted the difficulty of mandating that people hold an interest in animals they acquired on a whim.
"They can be just like little kids. They're so interested in the bunny when they get it on Easter, then a week later they could care less," he said. "And you can't legislate [against] that."
To roost or not
The council last discussed urban chickens about four years ago, Hanson said in the days after the meeting.
He said the council's reasoning for not changing city code back then is the same as stated in the code itself — it didn't want to change the character of the suburb by letting in chickens or other farm animals.
Schott said she currently lives in Roseville because her pet chickens are allowed to live there as well.
Last year, New Brighton City Council meetings where a proposed chicken ordinance was up for debate drew large and divided crowds. The New Brighton council eventually approved city code allowing domestic fowl in the suburb and instituted several regulations, including limiting the number of birds a homeowner could have, minimum size of a backyard plot and the distance the coop had to be from lot lines.
Hanson said the council is leery of setting bad precedent with respect to Schott's chickens, though he said the council found her case compelling.
"The combination of her experience and the parcel she's looking at ... [is] why the council is considering it," he said.
The next Little Canada City Council meeting is Sept. 14, and Hanson said the council would likely revisit pet chickens then.
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Holger Wirtz,
Thank you VERY MUCH for the tip. This was a really good one. I read it and
said to myself "what an idiot I am, why didn't I think of that!". We need
much more of this type of thing on the news list to make us all better
builders. I'll tell Rick Davis about this so that the next time we have a
trapped volume, we won't have as much risk of failure.
There are other tricks that work pretty well with the SLA. The following is
one that I tried and you might be interested in exploring further. So, for
what it's worth...
PROBLEM: Eliminate de-wetting for 0.003" parts
OK, here it is. (BTW, I did this on an SLA-250, and am not sure how it
would work with a 500, etc...)
1) Support your part and orient on platform like normal.
2) Make a copy of the part with another name (leave in same CAD space)
3) Make 2 "dummy" parts that are simple cubes, 1 unit x 1unit x 1unit in
size. No supports needed here (don't worry).
4) Position the dummy cubes on two corners of the platform extents.
Scale the first one in the Z-direction, such that its min and max Z
correspond to your part min and max.
NOTE: This will cause you to be unable to make multiple copies of your
part using prepare in the SLA. You'll see the purpose of their size and
location in just a second...
5) Load the two copies of your part, the part support, and the two cubes
into your Partman spreadsheet.
6) Change the order of the parts in Partman, such that ONE of the part
files is FIRST, ONE of cubes is SECOND, and THEN your part support and part.
The reason the order is important, is that their order in Partman
determines the order in which they will be drawn in the vat. This will make
sense shortly.
7) Change the Z-wait to 1 second (I seem to recall this was the minimum
time I could enter, put 0 if it will let you). The point is to not have any
Z-wait, such that after recoating is complete, that laser will immediately
read its power and begin drawing the first copy of your part within a couple
seconds, thus curing material before it dewets. What about my Z-level?
Don't worry, we're not done yet, read on (if you care...)
8) Modify the draw parameters for the first part by editing the draw style.
The goal here is to draw a very thin, almost imperceptible "net" which
corresponds to your part on each layer. I did this by using a hatch spacing
of about 2mm, and the old triangular hatch style (I think Partman calls it
equilateral). Set it to NO FILL as well. The trick here is not only the
HATCH SPACING, but just as importantly, the CURE DEPTH. I don't remember,
but I think I used like 0.001" or so for cure depth, maybe less. The point
here is to change the properties of the resin by curing it just the tiniest
bit. This step is what creates the thin NET over your part. The net should
be free floating over the last layer, and only serves to stop the dewetting.
I tried to make it as thin as possible such that the resin could still
level over the last layer even after the net is drawn. But wait, I thought
we set the Z-wait to nothing?! That brings me to the next step...
9) Remember those cubes we created? Their purpose in life is to create a
Z-wait after some drawing has already taken place, but before it finishes,
and also to be located near the edge of the platform so they can be blocked.
The time it takes to draw the cube is your Z-wait. I calculated this based
on several factors. Cube size (X-Y), hatch spacing, laser power and beam
diameter, and cure depth are the variables which affect the draw time for
each layer of the cube, hence your simulated Z-wait. I took the Z-wait I
wanted as my solution, and varied the cure depth to obtain this, holding
hatch spacing etc. constant. You could easily use hatch spacing as your
variable as well. Inside the machine, I taped a bent pieces of sheet metal
(L shaped) to the wall such that they BLOCKED THE LASER from ever actually
curing the cubes (well towers after the scaling) in the vat.
Well, that's it. Quickly drawing a thin net over the last layer immediately
after recoating prevents de-wetting. The "dummy" parts serve as a "soft"
All I know, is I am grateful to 3D for designing a new recoater and a
machine mechanically capable of creating THIN layers. Maybe I'll get my
SLA-350 some day..................... :)
Any other SLA TRICKS out there?? Don't be a RAT, I expect an AVALANCHE of
posted material :) :( Go Florida Panthers!!!
E. Derek Smith
Engineering Prototype Center
Motorola Radio Products Group
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33322
(954) 723-4790
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Subject: Successfully building parts w/ trapped volumes
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Hello Prototypers,
I changed by subscription to this list a while ago to receive the digest,
never got even one ... this is why I am back to normal subscription. Maybe
list"master" could try and figure out what the problem is? Thanks.
About the subject: I'm not sure if someone has already come up with this
I've been off the list for quite a while as mentioned above), but I'll post
anyways cause I think it has some significance. I've built parts with
volumes easily with the following trick:
I am creating a part that is somewhat similar to the trapped volume (i.e.
like an offset of the walls of the trapped volume, e.g. with a support
like Magics by turning around the part, creating a solid support and
back again), positioning it inside the trapped volume and I am building this
part together with the original, except that I am building the dummy part
a hatch spacing of about 5 mm. This way, the trapped volume is divided into
lot of smaller trapped volumes, but wiping the material off of those smaller
volumes is not a problem at all. I have succesfully built lots of parts that
way; the only disadvantages are that cleaning up is somewhat more work, more
material is used and building the part takes a little bit longer than
I have not experimented with larger hatch spacings yet, but I'm sure larger
hatch spacings are tolerable, depending on the viscosity of the resin. I am
sure how SLAs handle hatch spacings of 5 mm, we are using a STEREOS 600 here
which allows separate values for hatch spacing, scan velocity and laser
Comments are welcome. Happy building.
---------------------------------------------------------------------- "Opinions expressed are solely my own and thus do not represent or are in line with those of my employer ..." Dipl.-Ing. Holger Wirtz email: email@example.com Research engineer at the Fraunhofer Institute of Production Technology Steinbachstr. 17, 52074 Aachen, F.R.G. phone: +49 (0)241 8904-120
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When you need a home inspection, you want to make sure you get a good one here in the Creola area. First, you need to know what a good home inspection is. Then you need to know how to find a home inspector who can, and will, give you the home inspection that serves you well. And last, you want to know how much you should pay for this quality home inspection by a good home inspector.
Why a New Home Buyer Should Not Rely on the Former Buyers Home Inspection Report
This is a really good and important question. Many home buyers (and even agents) don't know exactly what a home inspector does. So let me clear the smoke right now.
There are basically 3 aspects to every home inspection:
1st - A home inspection is a visual, non-intrusive, & fair effort to discover the real material condition of the home during the time and day that the inspection takes place.
2nd - A home inspection isn't really about the home inspector telling you what's wrong with the home more than it is a discovery session for you to make sure you understand what you're buying so that you can decide if it falls within your expectations and is a good fit for your situation.
You see, my job is to make sure I align the reality of the home's condition with your expectations. If I can successfully do that, then I've done my job.
3rd - The home inspection report. The report is designed to summarize and convey the findings in a way that is clear, simple, complete, and easy-to-understand. If a home inspection is a snapshot in time of the condition of a home, then the report is the photo, itself (and a good report will have lots of photos). Without the report there is no real home inspection. It allows you to go back through the inspection as many times as you like in order to decide if the house is a good fit for you and your circumstances.
By nature, it's limited in scope to what can be seen, touched and tested, which particularly applies to vacant homes where a home inspector is forced to play detective and do the best they can during the short period of time they're at the home to find everything (good and bad) that you'll need to know in order to make an educated decision about the home.
If your schedule allows, you should also be encouraged to take advantage of the rare opportunity to follow a professional home inspector around your home who will invite your questions, concerns, and impart key information and advice that will certainly help you while you live in and maintain your home for years to come.
Some key points to remember about home inspections:
1. No house is perfect. Not even a brand new home. There will always be something worth noting in the report.
2. Not all home inspectors are created equal. Just like auto mechanics, some are better than others. Price should not be the most important consideration when comparing home inspection firms. Use word-of-mouth referrals, past client reviews, time in business, background, and expertise. This is especially true since you're making such a large and important investment.
3. A home inspection is an investment in the quality of your new home. View it as one. Personally, I always have a goal that the items I find in a home will at least cover the cost of the inspection when they are negotiated for repair. Of course, that doesn't always happens. Than again, sometimes my fee is tiny in comparison to what I find.
4. Old homes are like old people, the older they get the more attention they need (my sons laugh when I say that). Be sure to see older homes (50+) as they're supposed to be seen and try to avoid bringing the same set of expectations you had when you looked at that 10 year old home earlier in the day. It will not look or perform the same way. The 3 biggest concerns in every old home? The plumbing, electrical system, and foundation.
Professional Home Inspections. What Everyone Needs To Know
For a Seller, getting a home inspection done before putting the home up for sale is very important as it helps in estimating the value of the property. It also helps in getting the home spruced up based on the inspection so that they can get the right price for the home without much negotiation.
If you are considering putting your house on sale, it is wise to invest in a certified home/property inspection soon.
The pre-inspection of a home is an excellent tool to help sell your property faster. After the inspection, the seller will be aware of the shortcomings and positive features of the home. Home sellers can then set a realistic price and refrain from overpricing that would delay a sale.
A thorough house inspection is a foreseeable reality of the real estate industry today. Buyers want to know exactly what they are paying for. This is why it is helpful to get a head start by employing a pre-listing home inspection company. A qualified home inspector will inform you of the "problem" areas of the house. This works to your advantage as you can evaluate the price of your home better.
Here is a list of advantages for a seller's home inspection:* Assess and evaluate the problem areas after an inspection before a buyer can raise doubts
* Armed with a home inspection report when meeting with a potential buyer, shows thoroughness and sincerity on the sellers' part
* Negotiating repairs can be avoided if the seller can take care of them before interacting with the buyer
* An inspected home may command a premium in the market
A seller's home inspection will highlight problem areas ranging from safety risks to property damage. It gives you the flexibility and time to hire the right contractors to attend to any necessary repairs.
A pre-listing property inspection also lets you assess your property in a method similar to that of a prospective buyer. This information is instrumental in determining the actual market value of your property. The home inspection report also empowers you with a great deal of advantage during price negotiations.
Sellers can also choose a few repairs that require immediate attention, to factor in price adjustment to reflect the findings. They could also opt to offer the home inspection report as a part of the Buyers disclosures. By doing so, prospective buyers are prepared for the actual condition of the home. This lowers the chances of buyers backing out of a deal.
With the comprehensive and detailed report that you receive at the end of your house inspection, you can answer any query or concerns regarding your property with prospective buyers. Today, frugal buyers may even waive a home inspection after checking that a pre-listing property inspection was already done by the seller.
Top Questions, Facts, and Concerns About Home Inspection
A thorough home inspection is one of the most important steps before purchasing a home, and many buyers try to skip this step only to end up regretting it later when problems become apparent. Your home is the place you go to get away from the world, and to relax and put your feet up, or spend time with your family and friends. You want to be reassured that the home you buy is safe and in good condition. A home inspection can give you this peace of mind, using a visual inspection of every aspect of the home both inside and out. This should be done by a professional home inspector who has the education, knowledge, and experience needed to identify problems which may not be readily apparent.
There are some questions you should ask any prospective home inspection company, and things to consider, to guarantee you get a thorough and complete inspection. How long has the inspector been doing these inspections? How many home inspections does the inspector do in a year? How much experience does the home inspector have inspecting homes identical to the one you are buying? These questions are important, because without adequate experience the inspector may miss signs of a hidden problem. Choose a home inspection company that exclusively does only home inspections, and does not just practice this as a sideline to their day job. Ask about the reports that will be given, will you get a written report, an oral report, or both? Does the home inspection company have certification? Do they have insurance?
Set up an appointment for the home inspection with both the seller and the home inspector. Make the appointment during the daytime, when there is plenty of daylight so that flaws and problems will be noticeable instead of hidden in shadows. Allow for at least two to three hours for the home inspection, and make sure you are present. Ask questions of the home inspector, and listen to the answers closely. Make sure that you contact the seller, and that they agree to the visit by the home inspector at the specified time and day. Give the home inspector the name, address, and phone number of the buyer, and the address and directions to the home being inspected, as well as any codes needed to access any lock box that may be installed.
If you need to reschedule the home inspection appointment, make sure to give the inspection company at least twenty four to forty eight hour notice before the appointment time, to avoid being charged. Make sure that all utilities are on at the home, including the electric and gas, and make sure that all appliances like the furnace and hot water heater are on and running. Arrange with the seller for the home inspector to have access to everything, including any attics, basements, garages, outbuildings, closets, and other areas. This will ensure a complete and thorough professional home inspection. Also make arrangements with the seller to make sure any furniture or stored belongings which may block access to electrical panels, access panels, and appliances are moved before the inspector arrives. Payment is expected after the home inspection is done, before the inspector leaves the home, so make sure to have a check or money order ready when the inspection is finished.
When looking at homes, do a personal inspection of each home to narrow down the list of possibilities. A professional home inspection should be done on the home you finally decide to purchase, but doing a personal inspection on each potential purchase will help you weed out the obvious bad choices and save you time and energy. Look for things like apparent cracks or shifts in the foundation, obvious electrical malfunctions, sockets that have scorch marks, signs of severe water damage or mold growth, evidence of leaks, both inside and outside the home, the overall condition and age of the roof, dampness or signs of flooding in the basement or crawlspace, and other signs of repairs that may be needed.
There are some things that a home inspection may not cover, depending on where you live and what company you use for the inspection. Most of the time these are referred to as third party testing services, and they can include water quality testing, radon testing, mold testing, air quality testing, and inspection for wood boring and eating insects like termites. All of these tests may be considered important, depending on what the home inspection shows and any problems that may have been detected by the home inspector. If there is visible mold then mold testing may be suggested, to ensure it is not a toxic strain of mold that can cause human disease and illness. If the water quality is suspect, water testing may be suggested to guarantee that there are no bacteria or other organisms that can sicken you. Radon testing should always be done to make sure this cancer causing gas is not present in the home, and the home inspection report may suggest this as well. A termite inspection could be ordered if the inspector finds evidence that these pests may be present, and posing a danger to the structure of the home by eating the wood. Air quality testing may be done if there is any reason to suspect that the air in the home may be harmful to occupants, and this can be due to mold, radon, or other harmful airborne irritants and pathogens.
Knowing what to expect during a thorough professional home inspection, and the tips to make this process more effective and efficient, can help you get a good idea on any flaws in the home before you make the purchase, without any doubt or confusion involved. This step should never be omitted, even though it may seem costly, because it can save you significantly if there are hidden defects and unseen flaws.


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Robin Van Persie would NEVER have transferred to Manchester United from Arsenal if he knew Sir Alex Ferguson was going to retire.
The Dutchman has laid into David Moyes and revealed it was a huge wrench for RVP to leave Arsenal but he was desperate to win silverware.
As quoted on the Daily Star website, Verheijen said: "Robin isn't stupid, he knows exactly how late [in his career] it is.
"For years he was at Arsenal winning nothing, and then he made the move to Man United so at least he could win some things in his career because he was already in his late 20s.
"He had a lot of loyalty to Arsenal and it was difficult for him – it was a painful move. Ideally he would have finished his career at Arsenal winning some trophies.
"He knew that was not going to happen, so he had to make that move. He made a painful, but brilliant move. He had a very successful first year, wins the title and then thinks 'let's go for the Champions League now'.
"Then, all of a sudden, Ferguson retired, How do you think he felt?
"If he had known that was going to happen he still would have left Arsenal, because staying there would mean zero trophies.
"He would definitely have moved but would have more than likely gone to Barcelona or Bayern Munich."


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MASU by Nic Watt is well known as being the best in Auckland when it comes to Japanese cuisine with their restaurant and bar located in the Federal Street dining precinct, part of SkyCity Auckland. Their philosophy is simple – use fresh local ingredients, enhance the natural flavours of each dish and let the food speak for itself. The interior is a reflection of their pure approach to cuisine with the simple and natural decor. It's a beautifully bold and dramatically different style of Japanese dining, right in the heart of Auckland.
When I'm wanting the best of the best of my favourite food – sashimi, I head to MASU. Their sashimi platters are beautifully presented and they have the most extensive selection of sashimi to choose from. I love knowing that my fish is being sourced from the freshest product from the best fishing grounds around the country and MASU's sashimi chefs have had years of training and refinement before they are allowed to prepare, slice and serve in front of guests. How's that for uniqueness!?
I planned a mid-week lunch at MASU with one of my best friends Loic, who I actually met over a Japanese dinner before we started a love affair of food, together. He's a foodie at heart too and I love being able to enjoy new cuisines with someone who has a passion and interest for it as much as I do!
We chose our seats, requesting to sit around the open kitchen where we could see the chefs preparing all the food. Something about seeing the food you're about to enjoy being made is really interesting to me. We were presented with the menus which had both A La Carte and the option of two tasting menus. The Masu Shomi Tasting Menu is a set menu made up of dishes from the A La Carte menu and the Shefu Tokusen Tasting Menu is a menu with all unique dishes that don't feature on the A La Carte Menu. They also had an extensive drinks menu with cocktails, wine, beer and sake.
When it comes to Japanese, I'm very much a creature of habit and don't tend to venture out past sashimi or sushi, so I was super excited to try out the brand new tasting menu, Shefu Tokusen Tasting Menu that MASU had just launched the week prior.
The Shefu Tokusen menu was designed by Executive Chef, Chris Will and his team and is designed to take you on a journey to explore the different regions and cuisine of Japan. You can see a preview of the Shefu Tokusen menu here. The menu is made up of snacks, five courses and dessert and is $140pp. In addition, if you choose to add the beverage matches that come in a tasting glass size for each dish (which we did) then it's an additional $80pp.
With this being a tasting menu, they're designed to be eaten over a longer period of time (generally two and a half to three hours) so I'd recommend if you try this out assuring you have plenty of flexibility so you can truly enjoy the experience. I love this style of eating, small plates and being grazed over a long time is such a unique experience!
The first part of the tasting menu involves is made up of a selection of snacks and these were all beautifully presented in a bento box.
All the snacks were paired with our first beverage that was a tasting glass of the Kumeu River Estate 2017 – Kumeu.
The first was smoked fish served on a nori rice crackers with wasabi. This was nice light snack to start. The second was a Kaipara oysters with yuzu and truffle served in the full shell which was something I'd never seen done before! When you peeled off the top shell, the oyster was nestled underneath like a little surprise.
The final snack was a sake lees, Kagoshima wagyu fat butter served with kumara bread. This was the most devine butter ever! The richness of wagyu fat made it different to any other butter I'd tried before. I was lathering it onto the kumara bread with the wooden spoon provided. The bread was so soft and the butter just melted into it. I was fighting Loic for the last bits, that's how tasty it was!
Course one came in two parts, both paired with Elephant Hill Tempranillo Rose 2017 – Hawkes Bay. I love Rose and this was a great way for the fruitiness of the wine to bring up the umami flavour from the dishes. It also balanced the acidity of the umeboshi well.
The first was a chutoro tartare wrapped in daikon with whisky barrel shoyu. The shoyu is aged in Japanese mizunara hard wood whisky barrel oak. All Haku shoyu are made in Kyoto by the craft master using age-old techniques. The shoyu was delicately brushed across each parcel before being served. It was fresh, biting through the daikon to enjoy the tartare inside.
The second was an ora king salmon oshizushi which is layered and pressed style sushi cut into perfect squares. It was served with umeboshi, a Japanese plum which has been salted and dried. The best umeboshi comes from Wakayama prefecture in Japan. I'm a huge fan of salmon, so I loved this bite size dish.
Course two also came in two parts. These were paired with Ranman Funaoroshi Junmai Namachozo – Akita. The Umami flavour from the sake complements the wakame soy and also the sweet nuttiness intensifies the spiciness coming from the prawn dishes.
The first was a crispy deep fried udon, fried whole prawn and sour dashi. I loved the fried combination of prawns with the udon, which looked like chips and added crunch! The prawn tails were detached making it easy to eat and the meat was soft and flavourful. Kagawa, also known as 'Udon Ken', is famous for udon noodles and there are over 600 udon restaurants in the prefecture.
The second was a Cloudy Bay storm clam with wakame soy butter. These were so stunningly presented, served on beds of salt, on top of a wooden board inside a shell like platter, piping hot and garnished with greens. I love seafood so these were a favourite of mine. They were meaty and creamy from the soy butter. Hokkaido in Japan is renowned for tasty local seafood with the surrounding seas. Delicious grilled seafood is always a local's favourite and I think I'd get along perfectly there!
Course three was the highlight for me and my absolute favourite from the entire menu. This was paired with Zenkuro 'Wakatipu Sleeping Giant' Junmai – Queenstown. The sake pairing is designed to harmonise the cha soba and duck flavours. The citrusy notes from the sake matches the yuzu and subtle flavours from the dashi broth.
The dish was a combination of cha soba noodles with duck breast and yuzu. I've never really been a fan of duck, but this dish changed everything. I've always thought that duck was too rich, but this had the right ratio of meat and fat for me. The dashi broth had me slurping up the soba – I couldn't get enough! Soba is buckwheat noodles well known for being a healthier choice. It's a famous local speciality of Nagano using clean water from neighbouring mountains.
Course four had two parts. These were paired with Akitu A2 2017 – Wanaka, a red wine elegant enough not to overpower the wagyu beef tsukune along with tonkatsu dipping sauce, the fruits add complexity to the dishes.
The first was a shiitake mushroom kushiage which a panko crumbed mushrooms, on a skewer and deep fried. It was served with a tonkatsu dipping sauce which was similar to a BBQ sauce to me. I loved this combination, especially because the texture of shiitake mushrooms replicates that of meat, however, is a vegetable. Kushi-age is also one of the most commonly found foods across Osaka. Over the years panko crumbed deep-fried food have become popular all over Japan.
The second was a Kagoshima wagyu beef tsukune with egg yolk and soy. This one was the most interesting to me – mostly because of the raw egg yolk. The egg yolk has been drizzled with soy and the wagyu beef was in meatball form on a stick. We were advised the best way to eat this was to stir the wagyu beef stick into the egg yolk and mix before enjoying!
Course five was the final meat dish before dessert and the most substantial of the courses. This was paired with Craggy Range 'Te Kahu' Merlot 2016 – Hawkes Bay, and what's a better match for grilled lamb than Merlot? The fruitiness of this wine really complements the sweetness of the spring onion and ginger miso.
It was a dish of robata lamb with spring onion and teriyaki along with grilled rice and ginger miso. The lamb chops were cooked to perfection. Hokkaido in Japan is also famous for lamb grilled on a sizzling wire rack. It's their soul food! My soul was definitely feeling it with every bite. The rice balls served as part of this dish were grilled and drizzled with ginger miso and paired with the lamb was rich and filling. Niigata prefecture produces one of Japan's most famous rice brands as well as having rice balls as their speciality. There were also pickled vegetables served alongside, to break through the richness.
The final part of the tasting menu was a spectacular finish with both savoury and sweet treats served spectacularly!
The first was taiyaki, a Japanese-shaped cake, this one replicating a snapper. It was filled with azuki beans and matcha. Unlike traditional cakes or pancake batter, these are a little more dense and are a popular street snack in Tokyo. Alongside this, an ice dessert platter including ice-cream, sorbet, fresh fruit and custard was served to enjoy with the taiyaki.
This was paired with Takara Shirakabegura 'Mio' Sparkling – Kyoto. This was a sparkling sake and I'd previously never heard of, let alone tasted, a sparkling sake. The toasty notes of the taiyaki go brilliantly well with the fizzy texture of the sparkling sake. Also the fruitness of the sake will bring up the fruity flavours from the dessert platter.
Overall, I loved this new tasting menu from MASU. It really got me to step outside my comfort zone with Japanese cuisine and explore new and exciting dishes. Although I loved all the dishes, a stand out dish from the menu for me was course three – the duck with cha soba noodles. This really just had me wanting more and was a dish I'd come back for over and over again. I'm glad we decided to go with the beverage match and would 100% recommend it for anyone who might be unsure. With a range of wines and sake from both Japan and locally sourced, I loved exploring the different flavour combinations. Plus, I didn't even know sparkling sake was a thing until tasting this menu.
You can find more information about MASU, their food + beverage selections and other SkyCity restaurants here.


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New Orleans filmmaker, Will Addison, makes his feature debut with Easy Does It. Will received his B.A. in film at the University of New Orleans where he attended writing and directing workshops by the American Film Institute. He continued his film studies in Germany at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences with a focus on abstract and experimental techniques before returning to New Orleans to collaborate on Easy Does It with DIY filmmaking collectives EFI Productions and Worklight Pictures.
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Speaker Of The House Of Representatives Paul Ryan, R-Wis., President Trump praised the budget blueprint Tuesday evening, told Fox News' "The story with Martha MacCallum" , "the quest and the goal is right on target."
The blueprint created by OMB Director Mick Mulvaney has criticized Democrats and Republicans alike for its proposed $3.6 trillion in cuts from an array of benefit programs, domestic agencies and war spending in the next ten years. These planned cuts are more than $600 billion in Medicaid payments and $191 billion in food stamp benefits.
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But Ryan dismissed the criticism as "the beginning of the budget process."
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The Brave had three champions and scored 123.5 points. Marshfield was second (82), followed by Glide (79), Siletz Valley (73) and Gold Beach (66). Other South Coast teams included Coquille (53.5) and North Bend (35).
Reedsport's champions included Jose Martinez at 106 pounds, Yesenia Velazquez at 132 and Christian Solomon at 138.
Reedsport also had runner-up efforts from Aaron Solomon (120 pounds) and Miguel Velazquez at 182. River Lichte was third at 152
Marshfield got titles by Peyton Forbes at 152 pounds and Tandy Martin at 160. Martin beat North Bend's Liam Buskerud 5-4 in a close championship bout.
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Clinging to a three-point lead with 15 seconds remaining, Elijah Childs' 3-point attempt missed long and Green sealed the win for UNI (12-2, 1-1) with a pair of free throws.
"This is everything I dreamed of when I wanted to come to UNI," Green said. "Being at the games when I was younger — when (Seth Tuttle) played here — (the) 2010 team always had the arena filled, so to get it back like that tonight with all the fans showing their support is great."
After starting 2-for-13 from the field, the Panthers overcame a 12-point first-half deficit to take a 34-32 lead into halftime. UNI and Bradley (10-5, 1-1) traded leads eight times in the second half as the Panthers got defensive stops they needed to hold off the Braves for their first conference win.
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Knights of the Raj NYC is an immersive peek into the history of NYC curry cuisine. To understand why this is a fascinating visit to Brooklyn's MOFAD that will feed your mind as well as your stomach, we need to back up to the origins of the Knights of the Raj and the curry uprise in Britain. The "Knights" started as an homage to those who are responsible for bringing curry to Britain in the first place, the Bangledeshis. aka, the East Pakistanis or British Indian Muslims, depending on what year you are focused on when discussing the topic. A short history of India seems necessary. The British Raj, as Britain was known, occupied India between 1858 and 1947 until "partition" emancipated India and Pakistan from British rule. The handy work of Brit Cyril Radcliffe drew new borders with the goal of dividing Pakistan and India so that the Muslim and Hindu populations were not disturbed. FAIL on Cyril's part. Known as the Radcliffe line, this ridiculous re-bordering made a split country of Pakistan creating two wings, east and west, with India in the middle. This also caused 14 million Muslims and Hindus to flee across new borders when they discovered they were in the wrong country. This duo of Pakistans only lasted until 1971 when a revolution in East Pakistan due to civil disobedience led to the war of independence resulting in the new state of Bangladesh. Whew, ok…That brings us back to Banglideshis migrating from their newly formed country that was experiencing famine, poverty and military coups to Britain. Along with this they obviously brought their food and curry started to make its way into the British culture as an exotic dish. Fast forward to modern day and Britains national dish declared curry and rice, you can image the impact the Knights of the Raj have had in a short 50 years. With 30,000 Indian restaurants in the UK, The Knights stories start with the first Bangladeshis settling in Birmingham and spreading across Britain. Curated by artist Mohammad Ali The Knights of the Raj NYC is a continuation of the British story and Bangladeshis landing in New York. Included in the visit are Immersive Arts Experiences, Walk-In Diorama, Live Performances, and a Three-Course Sampler Menu of Bangladeshi Street Foods and British-Style Curries. July 20th – August 5th from 6:30 to 9:30 pm in Brooklyn, NY
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