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This post will attempt to show what a monoid is from the algebraic perspective and apply it through PureScript.
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Before I can introduce a monoid, I need to give a brief (and extremely informal) definition of sets, operations, associativity, identity, etc.
We are used to grouping things together. We sometimes call such a group a set of things. For example, the numbers 1 through 10 form the set $ A = \{ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 \} $.
Similarly, we have the set of boolean values $ B = \{ true, false \} $, the set of musical notes $ Notes = \{ A, A\#, B, C, C\#, D, D\#, E, F, F\#, G, G\# \} $, the set of friends of a person, etc.
It's worth mentioning that there's also infinite sets, for example $ \Bbb{N} $ for all natural numbers (0 through infinity), $ \Bbb{Z} $ for all integral numbers (minus infinity through infinity), $ \Bbb{R} $ for all real numbers, etc.
We can define operations on these sets. For example, an operation that adds 1 to an element of the natural numbers set $\Bbb{N}$ would look like
This means that addOne takes a natural number and returns a natural number. We call it by just putting a number next to the operation, such as
Operations do not need to be arithmetic. For example, we can define an operation that gives us the next musical note
and use it
These operations are unary operations. Binary operations take two inputs. For example, addition of two numbers is
This means that $(+)$ takes two numbers and returns a number
Associativity of a binary operator simply means that, if you have any three elements (e.g., a, b, c) from a set and a binary operation (e.g., $(+)$) on the set, then the order in which you apply the operation does not matter
A semigroup has two components: a set and an associative binary operation.
As an example, consider all notes and possible combination of chords (i.e., two or more notes, played at the same time) and an operation $(+)$ that is the set union between the two (i.e., all notes are used, duplicates are removed)
The order does not matter because we play all the notes at the same time.
The identity element for a binary operation $(+)$ is an element $e$ that is neutral for the operation, i.e., for any element $a$ from the set, the following hold:
This is another way of saying that there exists an element in the set such that, combining that element with any other element, we get that other element back.
For example, 0 is the neutral element for addition of numbers. Whatever number you add to 0, you get that number back. Same goes for multiplication of numbers and the number 1.
A monoid is a semigroup with identity.
A monoid $\mathcal{M}$ has a set M, an associative binary operation $(+)$, and an identity element $e$, and for all elements $a$, $b$, and $c$ in M
A semiring combines two monoids, along with a couple of new laws.
A semiring $\mathcal{S}$ has a set S, and two associative binary operations $(+)$ and $(*)$, and each of these operations has its own identity element ($0$ for $(+)$ and $1$ for $(*)$).
There are two new laws that must be obeyed: distributivity of $(*)$ over $(+)$ and annihilation of $0$ over $(*)$.
In PureScript, we can define semigroups and monoids as type classes
class Semigroup m where
append ∷ m → m → m
class Semigroup m <= Monoid m where
mempty ∷ m
For example, we can implement the addition monoid
instance Semigroup Int where
append a b = a + b
instance Monoid Int where
mempty = 0
However, implementing the Int monoid for multiplication is impossible because we can't define two instances of monoid for the same type. One solution is creating a newtype wrapper for both addition and multiplication and create two monoid instances.
newtype Sum = Sum Int
instance sumSemigroup ∷ Semigroup Sum where
append = (+)
instance sumMonoid ∷ Monoid Sum where
mempty = 0
newtype Product = Product Int
instance prodSemigroup ∷ Semigroup Product where
append = (*)
instance prodMonoid ∷ Monoid Product where
mempty = 1
Here's a few more examples of monoids
There are two possible monoid instances for function types.
The set of functions
a → m where
m is a monoid form a monoid. The
input is distributed to all functions, and their results are combined together
using the
m monoid instance to a single value. One example is functions that
return lists, where the composition of such functions gives us back a flat list,
instead of a list of lists.
instance fnSemigroup1 ∷ Semigroup m <= Semigroup (a → m) where
append f g = \x → append (f x) (g x)
instance fnMonoid1 ∷ Monoid m <= Monoid (a → m) where
mempty = const mempty
The set of functions
a → a can be sequenced one after the other to create a
pipeline of operations on the input.
instance fnSemigroup2 ∷ Semigroup (a → a) where
append f g = f <<< g
instance fnMonoid2 ∷ Monoid (a → a) where
mempty = id
I will assume familiarity with the
Applicative class.
class Functor f <= Apply f where
apply ∷ ∀ a b. f (a → b) → f a → f b
class Apply f <= Applicative f where
pure ∷ ∀ a. a → f a
How is this a monoid? Let's try to create a different definition and see if we can implement one in terms of the other
class TupleMonoid f where
tappend ∷ ∀ a b. f a → f b → f (Tuple a b)
tempty ∷ f Unit
The types for
tappend and
tempty do not match exactly the types required for
the monoid
append and
empty, which is why we need a new class. Let's consider
associativity for
TupleMonoid, where $(+)$ is
tappend and $(a, b)$ is
Tuple a b
The types are not exactly equal, but they hold the exact same data and we can easily define functions that map between the two. So we say the associativity law holds up to isomorphism.
As for identity
Again, since
unit is a trivial value, we can easily create isomorphic
functions between the equalities above.
This up to isomorphism addendum is also why we can't use the default
Semigroup and Monoid lasses, but the
TupleMonoid will do.
Now, let's try to define
TupleMonoid for any
f that has an
Applicative. We
will use a newtype just to keep things clean
newtype TMApplicative f a = TMApplicative (f a)
-- ... derive newtype Functor, Apply, Applicative
instance tmMon ∷ Applicative f ⇒ TupleMonoid (TMApplicative f) where
tappend fa fb = Tuple <$> fa <*> fb
tempty = TMApplicative <<< pure $ unit
tappend basically lifts the
Tuple constructor so we end up with simple
implementations for the
TupleMonoid instance. Try mapping out the types
if it doesn't make sense.
Now the question is, can we implement it the other way around: given
f with
Functor and
TupleMonoid instances, can we implement an
instance? Turns out we can, although it's a bit trickier
newtype TMMonoid f a = TMMonoid (f a)
-- ... derive newtype Functor, TupleMonoid
instance appTM ∷ (Functor f, TupleMonoid f)
⇒ Apply (TMMonoid f) where
apply fab fa = tappend fab fa <#> \(Tuple ab a) → ab a
instance applTM ∷ (Functor f, TupleMonoid f)
⇒ Applicative (TMMonoid f) where
pure a = a <$ tempty
The trick with
apply is that
tappend fab fa ∷ f (a → b, a), so we
<#> is just
flip map) a function that takes a tuple and applies
fst to
snd to get a
f b.
As for
<$ is implemented as
map (const x), so we just discard the
unit from
tempty but keep the container to get an
f a.
Similarly to
Apply and
Alternative, PureScript has
Alt and
classes which are the rough equivalents of
Semigroup and
class Functor f <= Alt f where
alt ∷ ∀ a. f a → f a → f a
class Alt f <= Plus f where
empty ∷ ∀ a. f a
alt (also known as
<|>) is
append and
empty is identity.
These classes already look like a monoid, so there's not much work to do here.
Alternative class is
class (Applicative f, Plus f) <= Alternative f
Additionally, it guarantees the laws
(f <|> g) <*> x = (f <*> x) <|> (g <*> x) -- distributivity
empty <*> f = empty -- annihilation
Which are the laws of
Semiring. We are only missing commutativity of
but this is not possible to obtain from (most)
Alt instances.
It's an interesting perspective, and we could draw a few analogies and perhaps
some insight into the reasons of how some
Applicative and
Alternative instances
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Name: Jeremy Carden
Age: 22
Birthday: August 29th (same day as Michael Jackson)
Zodiac Sign: Virgo
Hometown: Clover, Virginia (seriously it is in the middle of nowhere)
College: Liberty University
Occupation: Full-time graduate student (Theological Studies aka Seminary)
Relationship status: Single as a dollar and I'm not looking for change! Haha but seriously if the right woman comes along I wouldn't mind being in a relationship
Hobbies: Writing, free-styling, reading, video games, TV and of course running this Facebook page
Height: 5'8
Favorite food: I don't have one because I'm an EXTREMELY picky eater
Favorite Movie: Too many to choose from!
Dreams: Well I LOVE writing songs, poems, short stories and screenplays not to mention blogs. My dream job would be a professional songwriter but I don't wanna be stuck doing just one thing for the rest of my life. I'd love to use all of my skills to hopefully one day write a book, do voice over work for a TV show or something among other things.
I got a Bachelor's in Communications (Advertising/Public Relations), Minor of Biblical Studies and Associate's in Religion in 2013 and by next Spring I hope to be done with my Master's. I've always loved challenging myself academically as you can see.
Music: Let's see…um I like everything except heavy metal and rock
Songwriting: I write songs from practically every genre except heavy metal and rock so I am very versatile in my writing skills so hopefully it will make me more marketable in the future
Why is Vegeta my favorite?
Well I've ALWAYS loved the anti-heroes of a series where it was the Quantum Ranger from Power Rangers Time Force, Kevin Mask from Ultimate Muscle, Vlad from Danny Phantom or anyone who fits the bill of not 100% good or evil but someone out for their own gain. I just like how they play by their own rules and don't stick to the status quo of a good guy or villain.
Vegeta had the best dialogue, some of my favorite attacks and comparing him to Goku is like Batman and Superman. (I'll have to do a blog about that someday…).
He is highly underrated and in need of a "main villain" victory but hey Akira doesn't like him so *shrugs*
Aside from him one of my favorite characters is Cell well more specifically Perfect Cell
How do I remember all of this DB info?
Well I've always had a good memory and shows like Pokemon, those PBS shows I used to watch like Dragontails, Thomas the tank engine, etc. I mean I grew up on that stuff and well hey what can I say I just remember things haha
But I've seen like every DB episode like 100 times so that might explain why I can recall stuff off of the top of my head
Embarrassing story: Well I used to think Fruit Gushers would turn my head into one like on the commercials and I didn't try one until I was 13, but they are some of my favorite snacks now!
Other websites:
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=150687017&trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile
My Music Website: http://jccarde5.wix.com/jtunesmusic
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jccardenlyrics
Pokemon Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pok%C3%A9mon-Trainer-Paul/427588670691868
Vegeta Is The Best: https://www.facebook.com/princevegetaisthebest
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jccarden

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It was from Conservation International's Madagascar office.
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Andrew Billingsley of Conservation International was having a cup of tea one afternoon with a woman shopkeeper in Tatai Leu Village near the Central Cardamom Mountains National Park (CCMNP) in Cambodia.
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Billingsley got to thinking about the spice.
To protect the Southeast Asian country's rapidly disappearing forests.
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Leon Rajaobelina, the longtime head of the Conservation International Madagascar program and a prominent leader in that country, passed away January 11.
Rajaobelina's contributions to Conservation International, its missions and its partners were many.
In 2005, he spearheaded the Madagascar Foundation for Protected Areas and Biodiversity, serving as chairman until 2011.
In addition, he co-chaired the Steering Committee of the Wealth Accounting and Valuation of Ecosystem Services Initiative.
His long and distinguished career included work in the public and financial sectors in Madagascar and internationally.
Before he joined Conservation International, Rajaobelina served as alternate executive director of the International Monetary Fund, governor of the Central Bank of Madagascar, Madagascar's minister of finance and its ambassador to the United States.
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Mount Sinai Real Estate Guide
Originally known as Nonowatucket, the area of Mount Sinai was inhabited by Native Americans until European settlers obtained a deed for the land in the 1660s. During the American Revolution, the area was occupied by the British until the Americans reclaimed the area with a successful attack at Cedar Beach, on a historical trail that remains today.
Mount Sinai then became an agricultural town that later boomed into a resort spot in the late 19th century, where travelers would stay to enjoy the beautiful beaches and tranquil setting. During the mid-20th century, Mount Sinai became a residential suburban community, and continues to thrive as such today.
Situated on the North Shore, Mount Sinai is in Suffolk County, New York. It's conveniently located next to Port Jefferson, offering the best of both land and sea to its residents and visitors. Whether you want to be close to the beach, or relax in the comfort of a quiet neighborhood, or take a trip to a nearby city, you can indulge any whim in this gorgeous town.
Family Life
Maybe your new family is just starting out on life's adventures, or perhaps you have a busy household bustling with children of all ages. Whatever the case may be, the town of Mount Sinai offers a family-oriented layout that is sure to welcome your household. With its excellent school district that has a small student to teacher ratio, community events, and wonderful outdoor activities, Mt. Sinai is the perfect place for your family to call
Attractions & Activities
Because Mount Sinai is a residential town that's situated right next to the beach, residents and visitors enjoy an abundance of unique attractions and wonderful activities for everyone.
Visit the Mount Sinai Marina for a gorgeous harbor experience that offers a stunning backdrop and view for all to enjoy. Spend the afternoon at the beach swimming or laying out in the sun, take an exciting boat ride, relax on the pier and do some fishing off the pier, or go for a walk at any time of day to enjoy the scenery.
Across from the Marina is the ever-popular Cedar Beach, one of Mt. Sinai's most bustling sites. Located on the Long Island Sound, it has two beaches, a scenic walking trail, a boat launch ramp, and a fishing pier. It's very
family-friendly, and children will love the playground and basketball courts available on site. Purchase refreshing drinks and delicious snacks at the beach bar or concession stand. Don't miss out on all the fun summer fairs and festivals at Cedar Beach!
For a pleasant community center and park in Mount Sinai, The Heritage Center is the place to be. It provides the community with an enjoyable place for recreation, education, relaxation, and more. Residents may rent the Center
for private events, weddings, birthday parties, and the like.
Another great location in Mt. Sinai is Willow Creek, a premier golf and country club. The perfect setting for social and business interaction, the site offers breathtaking views and gorgeous green landscapes for locals to
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Marsetyo, Damry Suharno H. Syukur
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If you're going to aim for Whitefish, why not park near the entrance off 60 and start in from there. Just non or minimal plowed campground road so easier hike or snowshoe in.oraccess the interior at the Sunday Lake dogsled trail. Very flat if you don't go too far north, just detour at any point and find a nice spot.
RR;Depending on the year, we have easily walked the whole way as there was limited snow and/or the Park had plowed the rail trail for trail-building access ( as what happened last year; scratched my new Black river toboggan Other times, the snow was quite deep. Skiiers use the rail trail all the time.Hope this helpsMIKE
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There can be no denying that Hexham is one of the country's favourite market towns, and it has received this accolade in the media on more than one occasion. It's a busy market town beside the famous river Tyne in the centre of the Tyne Valley.
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Venice is known for gondola trips, romantic ballads and gourmet restaurants. Many people travel to Venice to celebrate their wedding anniversary but their honeymoon. Therefore, the city becomes a popular spot for tourists which all its charm. What many people do not know, however, is that the city is full of hidden facets.
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Venice in winter is a destination that can be full of surprises. The season is not necessarily the wisest weather level since it can be very cold and wet with a high risk of aqua alta. But chance sometimes makes things right.
A trip to Venice during this season will make you enjoy a different atmosphere, alternating a slight morning mist romantic wish, a bright blue sky almost permanent in the afternoon and a single night of real fog. In winter too, the tranquility of the region is unique. It will undoubtedly charm you by its calm and mysterious side.
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The Key to Understanding the Bible
In yesterday's post we discussed how Jesus is the starting point for interpreting Scripture. If this is the case and Jesus is the subject matter of all Scripture, then the ultimate challenge is to disclose how each aspect of Scripture bears witness to his subject. To state it otherwise, if the intended function of all Scripture is to mediate the revelation of God in Christ, then the ultimate task of interpretation is to interpret Scripture in a way that discloses how it performs this function. The theologian T. F. Torrance goes so far as to say that the "real text" of Scripture is "not documents of the Pentateuch, the Psalms, or the Prophets or the documents of the Gospels and the Epistles," but the "the humanity of Jesus" that mediates God's Word to us while vicariously mediating our response to God's Word.
While I am in full agreement with this perspective, I see it as halting just short of the finish line. The "Christ" that Torrance appeals to as the subject matter of Scripture is not self-interpreting, which is why the "Christocentric" orientation has so often been construed as being compatible with non-Christ-like, horrifically violent, portraits of God in the OT. I would thus supplement this Christocentric perspective of Torrance by arguing that the thematic center of the revelation of God in Chris is the cross. Our task, therefore, is to interpret Scripture through the lens of the crucified Christ, not in the sense that we myopically focus on the Crucifixion, but in the sense that the cross is the quintessential expression of the self-sacrificial love that characterizes everything Jesus was about.
If the cross is the thematic center of God's self-revelation, and if everything in Scripture is to be interpreted in light of its fulfillment on the cross, then it follows that we must read Scripture with the awareness that the One who "breathed" it possesses a cruciform character and that he "breathed" it for a cruciform purpose.
God didn't begin to be Christ-like with Jesus, for if Jesus reveals who God truly is, he reveals who God has always been. It is surprising how rarely this basic point is applied to our reading of Scripture or to our understanding of Scripture's "God-breathed" nature. For it means that we must assume that the cruciform manner in which God fulfilled his covenant with Israel reveals the true character of this covenant all along and the true character of every aspect of the "God-breathed" witness to this covenant.
When we read Scripture through the lens of the cross, we can find confirmations of the correctness of our cruciform perspective throughout the broader canonical witness.
To begin, we can discern a foreshadowing of God's other-oriented self-emptying and God's self-sacrificial sin-bearing in the incarnate and crucified Christ in the way Yahweh often set aside his ideals to accommodate the sin and weakness of his people. By and large, Goldingay argues, Israelite law "starts where people are as sinners, and starts where they are in their cultural context."
The same may be said about the fact that Yahweh's covenantal commitment to his people throughout the OT was such that he was, to some extent, willing to leverage his own reputation on their behavior and welfare, for better or for worse. As Blank notes regarding Isaiah 52:5, "God is disgraced because of the disgraceful condition of his people." It is evident that God did not first become a sin-bearing God on the cross.
The profound covenantal interconnectedness of Yahweh with his people is also reflected in the way various authors or biblical characters frequently appeal to him to intervene or alter a plan for the sake of his reputation (e.g. Ex. 32:12; Num. 14:15-16). Moreover, throughout the OT narrative we find Yahweh allowing himself to experience profound pain at the hands of, and for the sake of, his rebellious people. And even when Yahweh felt he had no choice but to chastise his people, he did so reluctantly and often while expressing a grieving heart.
God didn't begin to be a God who stoops to accommodate the sin and weakness of his covenantal people when he became Incarnate and bore our sins on the cross. God rather became Incarnate and bore our sins on the cross because this is the kind of God he has always been. The cruciform God is the thematic center of Scripture and is therefore the key to understanding it.
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Roseville Area High School (RAHS) seniors have about a week and half separating them from the end of their high school careers. Most will undoubtedly attend parties in their honor with family and friends, but this year's 505 (planned) graduates will have one last opportunity to celebrate with classmates at an all-night party on campus following the commencement ceremony on Friday, May 31.
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Roseville Area High School junior, Aditi Das, won the International Science and Engineering Award at the 75th Annual Twin Cities Regional Science Fair held Feb. 22-23 at the University of Minnesota. One of the top award winners, she will be presenting her project, "Building New Agrobacterium Strains for High Efficiency Transformation of Plants," in May at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Phoenix.
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text: boow 5 Posted June 5, 2017 So the new boarding party shown in the preview today, boarding engineers, states "When you reveal a command, you may discard a "activate squadron" dial or token and this card to choose 1 enemy ship at close range. Look at its facedown damage cards and flip a number of them faceup up to your engineering value (one at a time)." What is the purpose of the "one at a time" phrase? Say i'm boarding a ship that has 3 face down cards and hull value of 6 or so. I see a "structural damage" card and flip that faceup. Do you resolve that card immediately by adding another damage card and then flipping the structural damage back facedown? If you still have cards to choose because your engineering value was greater than 1, do you add those cards back to the facedown pile to choose from? I cannot imagine they intended for a structural damage card to be flipped multiple times by Boarding Engineers, but I guess the "one at a time" phrasing got me thinking about it, as the only reason to include the phrase was to make sure you resolve the damage card... 1 Flengin reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Our Teacher Our Hero
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- Nov 07, 2017
In the most recent decade, the limits of calling teachers have transformed rather dramatically to as educators. As time goes by, teachers' role has turned into a greater complexity for what society brings, the parts customarily ascribed with educators have taken new importance. In the case of educators of young children their role has to expand in cases of their duties, responsibilities, understanding and also their patience that were often considered to be part of the home.
We can call our teacher as an example of a hero. Although, they struggle and there are a lot of challenges that an educator may encounter, they still stand as a leader to train students and children. One of the challenges that an educator may encounter are the following: inadequate time and lack of bond with the child and the parents. These can lead to students' or children's carefreeness and rebellion in the future.
What contributes to a teacher stress? There are so many things that can contribute their stress. How to deal and manage it?
One main reason why an educator encounters the problem of stress: They may be burnout physically and emotionally drained in teaching young children. If these happen, most of them choose to leave the industry and pursue occupations that are less stressful. With that case, this leads to a high demand of teacher turnovers and causes a shortage of qualified early childhood educators which eventually interferes with the quality of care the children enrolled in early childhood programs.
Second, stress may be caused by lack of money or sometimes educators have ideas that he/she wants or need in the classroom. Often times, teachers have seen great things that will enhance the skills and would encourage them to try new things that would also help students to learn but sadly they don't have the resources to make this happen. Another one is educators also need moral support and recognition for them to realize that they are doing great at work.
These challenges that they face are mostly the common problem of teachers but there are also things to cope up stress. One is start off your day breathing or sitting still. Those can help teachers to start the day more relaxed. Second is sharing your passion of teaching and this can build an educator's support to other people. And lastly, invest time to exercise together with the children or students. This can also build relationship to them.
Most teachers really face those problem but we all know that they gave all their best to educate students and help them to learn. Even though they struggle, still they are a hero.
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Severed Foot Beach: Grisly Sea Debris
Why are the severed feet drifting ashore on these beaches?
Everyone has heard the old adage of putting one's best foot forward; or, of putting one foot in front of the other. But, does anyone see an advantage in having his or her foot severed, then set adrift like some macabre message in a bottle? Yet frighteningly, that is exactly what has been occurring since August 20th, 2007 in the Salish Sea.
Beaches in British Columbia, Canada, along with beaches in the state of Washington in the United States (all of which frame an extended stretch of the Salish Sea) have been the final destination for 16 different severed feet (12 found on the British Columbia side and 4 across the US border). All of the specimens found were still housed in its shoe. Of these 16 unexpected and unusual arrivals on the shore, five have been determined to have originally been attached to men, one to a woman, with three from which gender of the original owner was inconclusive. Additionally, only 2 of the 16 feet discovered have been left feet, and both of these were matched with their right-sided counterpart—which had washed ashore, as well.
This very existence of this disturbing phenomenon begs the question: what happened to the owners of these dismembered feet? Secondarily, one wonders: what in the world is happening out in the Salish Sea that is causing such unsettling and specific injury repeatedly? While law enforcement officials, and private investigators alike, have wrestled with these issues; individuals with questionable senses of humor have complicated the investigation, by planting several "hoax" feet in the areas where genuine specimens have been found.
The fact that not only have the corpses from which the feet came not washed ashore; but additional body parts have not even surfaced (so to speak), is puzzling. This aspect of the mystery has led to popular theories surfacing:
It is believed that simple laws of nature are at work. It is suggested that the ankle joint is a comparatively weak connection, as human joint structures go. The thought is the disassociated feet have simply been the first bodily pieces detached by decomposition. These were drowning victims, along with people lost at sea, whose feet were the first part of the body to disconnect posthumously. Critics of this theory point out that studies have shown that the human body remains intact in water, even in saltwater, for 30 years. This faction concludes that the possibility of the entire corpse not being found at sea, or not washing ashore in such a relatively narrow body of water, within such a considerable time frame, is preposterous.
Further, cynics have proposed an amendment to the theory posted above. This group believes that foul play is involved. The implication is that the Salish Sea has become the disposal location of choice for organized crime elements in the surrounding area for decades. While there has been no evidence of intentional removal of the feet by "tools" of any kind, an equally ghoulish suggestion has been put forward. Perhaps, the bodies were weighted down then cast into the sea. Subsequently, over the years, the original theory is realized, as the ankle joints are the first to fail on the immobilized cadaver.
Alternatively, two of the feet discovered may be easier to explain. These two were identified as having belonged to mentally ill people. Friends and family members close to each person's situation implicate that gruesome self-mutilation would not have been out of the question for their respective loved ones.
Another theory relies on the power and consistency of ocean currents in general; and on the unpredictability of the currents in the Strait of Georgia in particular. Speculation proposes that an object as weightless as a severed foot could travel up to 1,000 miles! Meaning that a single devastating event, that occurred a significant distance from the area in question, could be responsible for all (or, at least, the majority of) the specimens that have washed ashore.
It has been put forth that the lost feet came from victims of the Asian Tsunami on December 26, 2004. This storm hit with such violence, the possibility exists that countless feet and other appendages were ripped from their owners. These separated, shoe-clad feet then made the journey to the Salish Sea. While such a distance traveled might seem far-fetched, the low weight of the foot coupled with the air trapped within the shoe covering it, make it plausible that the increased buoyancy of this particular body part allows it to float deftly along with the ocean's considerable current.
Author Shane Lambert, a proponent of this explanation, cites the following factors as evidentiary of this school of thought. First, "Lambert cites ocean currents and their ultimate northward tendencies up the Pacific Ocean from part of the region that was hit by the 2004 Tsunami." Secondly, and admittedly more circumstantially, the vast majority of the shoes encasing the feet were manufactured prior to 2004. While a natural explanation, such as this, is often the answer; another explanation combines this natural element with a powerful motive as to why the victim of the dismemberment might have put themselves in such a scenario to begin with.
"'All of the ones who've been identified so far, there's no mystery,' Gail Anderson, a criminologist at British Columbia's Simon Fraser University, told the Daily Beast in 2011. 'These people were very depressed, unhappy about life, and were last seen heading toward the water. People jump off bridges. They deliberately wish to disappear.'"
Proponents of this position observe that the nearby city of Vancouver does contain an unusual number of bridges.
While none of the aforementioned theories represents an open-and-shut case, to this point, each at least addresses the limited facts as they are known. The fact finding process has been hindered by distasteful and pointless practical jokes and hoaxes.
"Another 'human' foot, discovered on June 18, 2008, on Tyee Spit near Campbell River on Vancouver Island, was a hoax. The hoax was a 'skeletonized animal paw' which was put in a sock and shoe and then stuffed with dried seaweed." After the eleventh real human foot was found in 2011, subsequent hoaxes have generally consisted of raw meat placed inside running shoes that have been found on beaches in British Columbia. Chicken bones have also been utilized as human foot stand-ins by self-amused pranksters.
While this spate of alarming discoveries sounds unheard of, it does have something of a comparable precedent, within the same geographic area! On July 30th, 1914, recent arrivals from Kimsquit reported that they had discovered a high boot which still contained a human leg. The grisly discovery was made on a beach near the Salmon River. It was thought, at the time, that the limb belonged to a man who had drowned in the river during the prior year. Additionally, a severed leg was discovered waterside in Vancouver in 1887, but details of this discovery have faded with time.
The most puzzling aspect of this entire mystery, and one that makes a conspiratorial explanation seem more plausible, is that this ghastly phenomenon seems to be geographically contained. Countless numbers of people drown, or are lost at sea each year. If the human foot is so prone to taking its leave of its human host, and is so uniquely buoyant, why aren't detached human feet consistently washing ashore across the planet?
Perhaps there are generations of organized crime family members from western Canada who have recognized the value of using the waters of the Salish Sea as a cemetery.


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How To Change A Lock
A step-by-step guide on how to change door locks
A step-by-step guide on how to change door locks
Surprisingly, 74% of people in the UK admit that they didn't change the door locks when they moved into their new home, even though it can help prevent them being burgled, and most insurance companies recommend it.
It's sensible to change your locks after a burglary or if you've lost your keys, although many people can be intimidated by the thought of doing DIY that could affect the security of their home.
But it's not as tricky as you might think - replacing a mortice lock should only take around 45 minutes, while a nightlatch lock can be replaced in about 20 minutes - and it can save you money too.
Before you start changing a door lock, here's a list of the tools that you should have to hand:
Although mortice sashlocks and mortice deadlocks look slightly different, they're fitted in the same way. Just ignore steps one and two if you're fitting a mortice deadlock.
Make sure your locks are up to your insurer's standards
British Standard mortice locks are approved by most insurers, as they offer the maximum level of security for external wooden doors. Look for a five-lever lock with the kitemark BS3621, as this means it has been approved by the British Standards Institution - a national body that tests a number of consumer products in the UK.
Hiring a locksmith
If you do decide to hire a locksmith, it's a good idea to choose one who is a member of the Master Locksmiths Association, who you can be sure are qualified and regularly inspected to check the quality of their work.


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|Web pic of Isis lock - route to the Thames. The left cut is residential moorings and the towpath walk into the city centre.
It was a pleasant but wet journey with light drizzle, while on the water point before the lift bridge a boat passed and lifted the bridge - we set off hoping to get through with them but they shut the bridge on us and away they went, to be fair it was raining, their hooded heads were bowed so maybe they didn't see 17 tons of FL steel motoring towards them.
Our pals on Ferndale & Ewn ha Cul were following on behind, we were all hoping to moor on the visitor moorings in Thrupp, gratifyingly all three boats managed to get on the seven day spots.
A pleasant evening was spent in The Boat celebrating this day in 1952 with good food and company.
Thursday - Spent the morning preparing FL for the examiners visit, had to declutter the newly painted gas locker and electrical cupboard, lift the engine and battery boards to give good access to all things that needed looking at including gas and diesel pipes. Although I knew that FL is in excellent health and would pass with flying colours I was still a little apprehensive. A cheerful Mark arrived on time and thoroughly went over FL's appliances and installations. He declared FL a well put together boat and passed her.
So it was over to Annie's tea room for a tea & scones with Dot, Gordon, Ray & Diane, Maffi came too, he had come to town for the day to cast his vote.
Later we all had our tea sat out on the bank sampling homemade ingredients from the three galley's. Soup followed by pasty's, flat breads & biscuits plus the odd glass of red wine.
I woke up this morning and I'm wondering if I'm still European! Winter in Spain is going to be expensive this year no doubt. I might evoke my right to hold an Irish passport and stay in - a bit.


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Departure Port: Chatham MarinaDeparture Time: 10:10
Departure Port Location: 187 Leviathan Way, Chatham
Waypoint 1: Fuel Berth
Waypoint 1 Stop: 10:13
Waypoint 1 Start: 10:22
Destination Port: Chatham Marina
Destination Arrival Time: 10:35
Destination Port Location: 187 Leviathan Way, Chatham
Total Trip Time (h:mm:ss): 25:00
Trip Distance (nm): 0.5
Total Waypoint Stop Time (h:mm:ss): 09:00
Fuel Usage (litres): 1.97
Trip Engine Hours (h:mm:ss): 16:00
Engine Hours (Decimal): 0.25 h
Fuel Added: 30.04 L
Sky State: Light Clouds
Precipitation: Dry
Wind Speed (kts): 1 Light Air 1-3
Wind Direction: W
Temperature (c): 6 ℃
Pressure (mb): 1000 bar
Visibility (metre/Miles): Good >5M
Sea State: Rippled 0.1m
Crew Names: Ray & Andy
Cruise Notes: Refueling trip, topped up fuel tanks and added diesel bug killer. Now all work completed for the coming winter months. Before returning to our berth we took a slow run around the marina to warm the engines and check them out.
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text: Located inbetween Cheltenham and Gloucester, 10 minutes from the M5, the Dewinton Restaurant is the hotels restaurant which also welcomes non residents. This quaint Restaurant with its old fashioned timber pillars offers an array of tasteful food.Our chefs are passionate about the food they serve and know that when it comes to quality, it is the little things that count. That is why we only use the finest seasonal ingredients and source the best local produce available.Our breakfasts, lunch and dinner menus will only ever be made using the finest wholesome ingredients, turning every bite into a mouth watering delight.We understand the importance of choice and variety and can cater for all dietary requirements.


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We know how important your breakfast is when you are on holiday which is why we offer a wide variety of breakfast options to ensure your day gets off to the best start. Breakfast is served every morning in the dining room from 0815.
Cold buffet selection
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Choice of eggs – fried, scrambled, poached
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Vegetarian breakfast available
Selection of coffees, teas and hot chocolate
Supplier Info - we buy our bacon, sausage and free range eggs from Poyntons (family run local butcher). Our filter coffee is Fairtrade. The yoghurts are from the Village Dairy near Denbigh.


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The biggest reality game show of Indian television Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC 2018) is all set to come back on Sony TV with KBC Season 10.
The Season 10th of Kaun Banega Crorepati is going to start in mid of August 2018. Here we will update all Kaun Banega Crorepati 2018 Registration Question with Answer.
The Registration for the famous Indian Television Quiz show KBC 2018 started from 6th of June 2018. To participate in KBC 2018 you have to answer the Registration Question which was asked by Amitabh Bachchan on Sony Tv at 8:30 PM from 6th June to 20th June 2018. You can send your answer through SMS, IVRS system and Sony Liv App.
If you want to participate in Kaun Banega crorepati 2018 season 10 (KBC 2018) and you have a dream to sit on Hot Seat in front of Amitabh Bachchan then Answer this KBC 2018 Regitration Question No. 11 asked on 16th June 2018.
KBC 2018 Registration Question No. 11 with Answer asked on 16th June 2018 | आज का सवाल जवाब के साथ
Question No. 11
Q.11) In India, who among the following can be dismissed through a process of impeachment?
A: Lok Sabha MP
B: Rajya Sabha MP
C: Supreme Court Judge
D: Governor of a State
Answer : C: Supreme Court Judge
प्र .11) भारत में, महाभियोग यानि इम्पीचमेंट की प्रक्रिया से इनमें से किसे उनके पद से हटाया जा सकता है?
KBC 2018 Registration Question 11 will be valid till 17th June, before 8:30 PM. Participant can answer this Question through SMS, IVRS and Sony Liv App.
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