The Canadian Journey for both sides of my family began in the mid to late 1800's. J.L. Cotter came to Sault St. Marie at the age of 18 to begin a long career with the Hudson's Bay Company. The Dales were drawn to Canada from England by slick government and CPR advertising that promised free land and a better way life.
Like many settlers, their expectations were likely tempered by much uncertainty. Over time the Dales learned to farm and did eke out a living. But extreme winters, drought conditions, plagues of grasshoppers and the blowing dust storms that affected most of central North America in the 1930's must have at times, made life unbearable.
The Cotter's were "Hudson Bay People". They were assigned to remote trading posts along the Labrador Coast, the northern and central regions of Quebec, Ontario around James Bay and in Saskatchewan where housing was supplied. Their stories were more about the friends and the relationships they developed not of the obvious hardships they had to deal with.
The articles I've previously posted about my family photos were focused on the history and development of photography. The story of glass plate negatives, large heavy cameras, Kodak's first Brownie camera and the emergence of transparent plastic negatives and much smaller cameras is remarkable.
But there is another aspect of photography that is also very important. The use of the camera to tell stories: documentary photography.
The stories of grasshoppers devouring crops of wheat on the Dale Family farm near Qu'appelle or my mom's experience of traveling to and from boarding school in Prince Albert via dog sled in winter and canoe in the spring and fall months are so different from daily life today. But to see how and where they lived in the photographs they collected evokes a completely different emotion. It's visual and very real.
There are a great many photographs from both sides of the family. From them I have developed a fairly accurate understanding of the environment in which they lived. But it's my mother's albums that have really captured my interest. They document her life from her early years through to a short time before she passed away in 2000.
This first set of images documents the 1907 wedding of my grandparents, H.M.S. Cotter and Beatrice Wilson in Longueuil, P.Q. The remaining images were made in and around the HBC post, Fort Chimo on Ungava Bay.
Most of the images in the second group of images were made in Cumberland House, the Hudson's Bay Company's first inland post. It was Saskatchewan's oldest permanent settlement, founded in 1774 by Samuel Hearn.
The last group of images are about life after the Hudson's Bay Company. Most were made in Victoria, B.C. while the last two were made in Vernon, B.C.
It occurred to me as I studied my family's photographs that social media is nothing new. The mode of making and storing images has changed dramatically. But even in photography's infancy images were shared, discussed at family gatherings, sent in the mail and collected in albums. I'm sure that if my mom had the use of an iPhone camera her images would be numerous and well organized. Instead of being stored in plastic tubs they would probably fill the 'Cloud'.
Thanks Jane! curious about your search for the photos. I'll have to check that out.


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The Jonsbo QT03A features a 2-chamber layout. The two chambers are divided by the power supply bay cover wherein the bottom chamber contains the drives and power supply. The upper chamber would then contain the motherboard, expansion cards, memory and cooling for these hardware. As for liquid cooling support, the Jonsbo QT03A supports up to a 360mm radiator behind the front. The QT03A can support graphics cards as long as 400mm, CPU coolers as tall as 172mm and there are three hidden 2.5-inch drive bays at the back of the motherboard tray.
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Indian Bride Notices Groom Was Balding, Cancels Entire Wedding
That is one hell of a comeback, though.
Alvin Albaciete
Marriage is not an easy thing. This is why many couples take years to decide before tying the knot. Apparently, an Indian doctor's experience says otherwise. He had to literally marry a complete stranger after his first (supposedly) bride left him at the altar. And her reason? Well, he was balding.
Ravi Kumar had to travel more or less 1,000 km from New Delhi to the village of Sugauli in Bihar just to marry a woman he had never ever met. It was his family who arranged the wedding a year in advance, just after the girl's father stayed at Dr. Kumar's home three times.
Dr. Kumar's first bride-to-be left him after she found out he was balding.
Source: Bhaskar
The big day went as planned, as guests enjoyed the feasts and joined the couple in celebration. According to one of the guests, it was a day filled with "happy atmosphere." The newly-wed even completed the famous garland exchange ritual. However, disaster arrived the moment the procession took place at the wedding pavilion where the couple would make their vows.
The moment Dr. Kumar removed his ceremonial headpiece, the bride-to-be was in deep shock. She never expected the neurosurgeon to be balding. Not only did she refuse to marry him, she took the whole ceremony into chaos.
Despite the traumatizing experience, Ravi decided to get married with a complete stranger instead.
Unfortunately, the new bride appears to be less impressed by the situation.
Both of the families tried rigorously to convince the girl to change her mind and proceed with the wedding ceremony. Alas, she did not and went on her way out.
Determined to return home married – and because he traveled miles far from home – Dr. Kumar decided to marry a different woman. And this lady is a complete stranger to him and his family. She is the daughter of a poor vegetable seller.
At the end of the day, Dr. Kumar was glad to have salvaged his year-planned wedding.
The pair tied the knot at the Ramjanki Temple where the two exchanged vows in front of Dr. Kumar's family. The wedding took place two days after his supposed bride left and aborted the ceremony.
Still, Dr. Kumar was happy to have salvaged the wedding. Unfortunately for the new bride, she appeared to be less impressed with the sudden marriage.
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Man Turns To Social Media To Find Owners of Lost GoPro He Found In Kawasan Falls, Cebu
Let's hope this post reaches the rightful owner/s of the camera.
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A lost GoPro Hero 5 camera containing the owners' holiday photos has recently been found. A concerned citizen uploaded the photos in a GoPro Hero 5-dedicated Facebook group in the Philippines.
Venico Macatangay took to Facebook to upload the photos hoping that people from the group "GoPro Users Philippines" will be able to help return the action camera to the rightful owners.
According to the person who found the camera, the device was left on a table.
Chinese Lady Weather Presenter Stuns Internet By Not Aging 22 Years On Screen
Could it be possible that she actually found the fountain of youth?
Have you met someone who seems to not age at all? Like he/she is a special kind of person who, in some ways, can defy the wrinkles of time? Probably you have wondered what their secrets are, right? Well, this is exactly what people thought after seeing Yang Dan on TV. This girl seems to have found the fountain of youth, so to speak.
Yang Dan is a 40-something weather reporter from China's state broadcaster called CCTV. Recently, a video of her showing stint as a weather presenter has gone viral. That is because people are astonished by her ageless beauty.
Seriously, after 22 years in her work, she still looks young!
Young Man Finds Amazing Giant 190-Million-Year-Old Fossil In Just 15 Minutes
He was inspired to go on a fossil hunt after watching David Attenborough.
When you find an odd-shaped rock near the site where an ancient dinosaur fossil was recently discovered, you might want to take a chance at finding out more about it. And taking chances was what 21-year-old stonemason Archie Faiers did.
Archie was walking with the family dog when he chanced upon a weird-looking rock near the English coastal town of Lyme Regis. It was bigger than a football and he thought it was something no one would be willing to take home. But Faiers gambled on it and decided to carry the heavy rock.
Faiers' efforts paid off because what he found was a fossil-bearing rock.
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The ASPCA cut corners during transport. Did it cost 20 dogs their lives?
May 30, 2019, By Nathan J. Winograd | Comments (Closed)
The ASPCA took in roughly $263 million in 2017. That same year, ASPCA CEO Matt Bershadker had take home compensation totaling $852,231. Yet according to transporters, the ASPCA did not spend $15,000 to protect dogs by equipping each transport van with an HVAC system, a fraction of Bershadker's salary and only 1/200th of 1% (0.006%) of total revenues.
Twenty dogs died at the hands of the ASPCA this month. The agency, which refuses to provide any details other than to say the dogs died in transport, claims to be investigating itself. According to the New York Post, which broke the story based on an internal email from ASPCA CEO Matt Bershadker which was leaked to the press, the "dogs died while the nonprofit was transporting them from a site in Mississippi to one in Wisconsin…"
The ASPCA does not know "where along the trip the dogs died" other than to say it "was not the result of a car crash." That means no one checked on the dogs on the 700-mile trip between the time they left Mississippi and arrived, dead, in Wisconsin, roughly 11 or so hours later assuming no delays and no "pit stops."
As the ASPCA will not provide any information, I spoke to transporters about what most likely killed the dogs. The consensus among the transporters I spoke with is that there are two likely causes of death: heat or carbon monoxide. While the weather was mild the closer the transport got to its final destination, it was 87 degrees in Mississippi.
According to the American Veterinary Medical Association,
The temperature inside your vehicle can rise almost 20º F in just 10 minutes. In 20 minutes, it can rise almost 30º F… and the longer you wait, the higher it goes. At 60 minutes, the temperature in your vehicle can be more than 40 degrees higher than the outside temperature. Even on a 70-degree day, that's 110 degrees inside your vehicle!
With temperatures near 90 in Mississippi and dogs packed tightly in crates, the temperature inside the vehicle could have reached almost 135 degrees in as little as one hour.
An ASPCA position statement on transport for animals says that it advocates "Protecting animals from inclement weather and adverse environmental conditions such as excessive heat or cold" and "Planning for unexpected changes in routing or schedule, including access to food, water and rest at appropriate intervals." It failed to practice what it preaches.
Tom Vaccarella, one of the transporters I spoke with, has driven roughly 6,000 dogs across country, without incident. He says that regardless of what caused the deaths, the ASPCA is complicit due to "neglect" and "not caring." When he transports animals from shelters to rescuers, he only drives them in a trailer with climate control. All dogs in his care also receive water, dog food, positive ventilation/air conditioning, and music to reduce stress. In addition, he maintains CCTV so he can see the dogs while driving and a digital thermostat reader so he always knows the temperature in the bed. Additionally, his trailer includes a carbon monoxide detector and smoke detector.
Roughly every four hours of driving, he stops to inspect the dogs, top off the water, and walk the dogs. The dogs are taken out by members of his crew individually and walked using a slip lead. If they are soiled, their crates are cleaned and disinfected, and if necessary, the dogs are bathed. He has never had a dog die in transit.
ASPCA trucks, he says, have none of these protections and ASPCA transport staff do none of these things. Despite over $250 million in annual revenues, making it one of wealthiest charities worldwide (and that includes all charities, not just "animal protection" ones), Vaccarella says that the ASPCA did not spend the $15,000 or so it would cost to equip each transport van with climate control and other protections. Only their disaster vans, he says, have such generators. The transport vans are low budget cargo vans with dogs in crates, packed in tightly, held from bouncing around with bungee cords. They do, however, spend the $5,000 it costs to wrap the vehicle with their name on it.
While we wait for the results of the ASPCA's internal investigation, one thing is certain Vaccarella says. Given that the ASPCA does not know where the dogs died along the route, it is clear that they were not afforded minimal protections during the drive. "It's inhumane," he says.
If he is right, it should also be criminal.
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by Brian Geisinger Tuesday June 07, 2022
Top 20 ACC Wide Receivers
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Clemson's Sammy Watkins catches a 19-yard pass to score a touchdown against Auburn's Demetruce McNeal during the third quarter of an NCAA college football game in Clemson, S.C., Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011. (AP Photo/Patrick Collard)
20. Koren Robinson, NC State
Robinson saw just two seasons of game action for the Wolfpack, but he made his opportunities count in Carter-Finley Stadium. Robinson's career average of 17.4 yards per catch in a Top 20 number in ACC history.
Following a productive 1999 season (48 catches, 853 yards), Robinson was ready for the launch of the Philip Rivers era in 2000. During that season, Robinson snagged 62 receptions for 1,061 yards and 13 touchdowns.
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When I use https://remote.domail.com I get a sign on screen for ISA 2006, sign on to that then I get a sign on screen for OWA. Sign on to that and I get into my mail box.
OWA should go right to exchange2007.
Now I didn't setup this server, or ISA 2006 rules. I am new to this company and need to fix this.
I believe your URL should be https://remotedomail.com/owa. Without the /owa, it is taking you to your Default website.
It sounds like you have Forms-Based Authentication enabled on both the ISA server and the OWA server. Try disabling it on the OWA rule on the ISA server, leaving just anonymous access. Then the OWA server can take care of the authentication.
It doesn't go through for either one.
Well, you may have an ISA rule exposing the entire default web site on the OWA server (and subdirectories), and then a redirection on the OWA server from / to /owa . Whichever way it's been done, make sure that FBA is not required on the ISA rule.
I have two rules in ISA.
2) Is a rule that has a certificate assigned to it, and a setting talking about application setting using HTML customized forms.
From inside the network https://remote.domain.com/owa works fine, from the outside it goes to the ISA sign on.
from the inside https://mail.domain.com/owa works , from the out side is tells me the certificate is wrong, I continue and get the ISA sign on.
Did you want me to disable the number 2 rule?
No, there is no need to disable any rules, but look at the properties of rule 1 (I think that's the relevant one). See if you can find where forms-based authentication has been enabled for it.
I disabled both rules and tested each one. After resetting the rules it is now working the way it is suppost to.
I guess it just needed to be refreshed.


So something a lot of patients ask me is "Is this test really necessary?" The majority of the times a test is ordered it is necessary, but there are times when they are not. Let me define what I mean by necessary and unnecessary. Necessary, to me, is any test that will rule in, rule out, or confirm a diagnosis. Necessary tests guide treatment, letting the doctor know the next step in treatment, how to alter treatment, or when to stop.
Unecessary tests are tests that don't really give me any new information that would help determine a diagnosis or change my treatment plan. Here are some of the reasons these tests are ordered.
1) Patient demands it. There are times when I know the XRay isn't going to show anything because what they have is not something that can be visualized on XRay, but despite my best efforts to explain reasoning and the risk of radiation, they still demand it. It's horribly uncomfortable to argue with a patient, and when they don't get what they want, they just go down the block to the next doc. The practice loses business, and the doctor gets in trouble with the administration or suffers low survey scores which can lower reimbursements.
2) To cover our butts. Sometimes we simply have to do it to " just make sure" and protect ourselves. And we also want to make sure we are doing everything we can for our patients. Better to be safe than sorry.
3) For documentation purposes. Sometimes insurance companies need proof in the form of lab/ imaging results that the patient indeed needs this treatment. Also, sometimes insurance companies won't cover a certain test or referral that I deem necessary until another test is done beforehand.
4) And, I'm embarrassed to say it, but some doctors do it for money. Not all doctors do this or want to do this but sometimes we are forced to do so. The last company I worked for wanted me to order sleep studies and ultrasounds on every patient as they were procedures that were done in house and could be billed. My constant refusal caused me a lot of humiliation and reprimanding. Other doctors do them to make up the difference in what they are being reimbursed by insurance. I am not justifying this behavior in any way and I believe that it is a very small percentage of doctors that do this.
Hope this sheds a little light into the issue of unnecessary testing.
When I went to facilitate the lupus support group meeting, I gave a talk on how to make your office visit go smoother. I gave several tips on how to be prepared before and during the visit, so that your time with the doctor is used most efficiently. I know it's frustrating sometimes to only have fifteen minutes, and then at the end of it feel unsatisfied, because you didn't get to ask all your questions and voice all your concerns. The participants found the topic useful, so I will share my advice with you over the next couple posts.
1) Choose a doctor you can be comfortable with. There are a lot of factors in choosing your doctor.Do you feel more comfortable with a male or female? Is there a culture or language barrier? Do you prefer someone more straight to the point, or someone you can talk casually to? Deciding upon a doctor is one of the most important parts in your lupus journey. They will be your guide and you need to be able to trust them and feel comfortable telling them personal information. If you're not comfortable with your doctor, look into switching, maybe another doctor in the practice or a new office.
2) Give yourself time. Try not to book appointments within 3-4 hours of another appointment/meeting/errand. You never know if the doctor is running behind, or if there is an emergency, or if you will have to do tests or bloodwork after the appointment. I always advise one appointment per morning or afternoon session. I've had situations where my patients were rushing to pick up kids or go see another doctor and feeling rushed hindered me from being as thorough as I'd like, and the patient was so worried about the time that they couldn't completely focus. Also, if you feel like you are going to have a lot of issues to discuss, ask for a longer appointment time, so that you have sufficient scheduled time. If your requiring some kind of form to be filled out, make sure your appointment is at least 2 weeks before the forms deadline.
A) Write down any issues you had, preferably when they happen. Note what, where, when, surrounding circumstance, duration, intensity, other symptoms and how it went away. I know personally that sometimes I'll have some joint pain or another symptom, but by the time I have my appointment I've forgotten about it so I don't mention it to my doc. If I make not of it as it is happening, I can give my doctor an accurate description.
B) Write down all your meds. Read off the bottles and write the name, dose, and how often you take it. Write down not only the meds that doctor writes for you but all the meds, including the ones from the specialist. Also write down any supplements you may be taking. If it's too hard to write, bring in all the bottles for review.
C) Bring in any reports or consults. Ask for copy of labs or radiology reports when you are at your other docs. Sometimes the info doesn't move between doctors as quickly as we like. Also take notes at the appointments and write down any new diagnoses/treatments.
Hope this helps.In my next post, I will talk about ways to make the appointment day easier. It's important to make the most of your doctor's appointment.
A while back I had written about my first experience at a lupus meeting. At that time four years ago, I felt very disheartened and made a decision to never go to another lupus meeting. I wasn't ready to face my disease and the changes that were about to take place in my life. I was scared and in complete denial. I felt like I was nothing like those sick people because in my mind, despite the pain and fatigue, I was still healthy.
It took about two years before I decided it was time to go to another lupus meeting. This wasn't so much an educational or support group type of meeting, but a SLE Lupus Foundation Young Leaders Board meeting for people to get involved with raising awareness and fundraising. I thought it would be a great opportunity to take the tragedy in my life and turn it into something positive. It was really exciting to see young women living with lupus like myself who were happy and able to maintain professional jobs and still have social lives. I wanted to be like them. I left the meeting wanting to come back, but with the demands of my job and the inconvenience of getting into the city, I never returned.
Then six months ago, I decided that since I was working part time, it would be a good time to get involved again. I emailed a contact that I had met at the Lupus Foundation meeting, and she hooked me up with someone from one of the lupus supports groups who invited me to come and facilitate a meeting and tell about my experience as a physician and lupus patient.
I was nervous about speaking in front of a group, wondering if my material would be relevant and relatable. It was a very small but diverse group of people, young and old, male and female, and family members who came to support. I immediately felt comfortable with these strangers. Everyone there was welcoming and supportive and eager to hear what I had to share. They asked questions and offered encouragement, and just gave me that general feeling of understanding and not being alone.
That lupus support group was one of the most positive experiences I've had and actually inspired me to start this blog. I definitely encourage everyone to go and be part of their local lupus family. Now that I've gotten settled in my new home, I look forward to getting involved with my local lupus community.
So yesterday I had my first day at the new job. It was a slow day, but still quite exhausting. Basically, it was about getting all my paperwork in order and getting acquainted with the staff and environment. I only saw one patient, but it took awhile to finish because I was still trying to figure out the electronic medical record system.Despite the slow day, I still left work drained.
I had become comfortable with not working. My body was used to sleeping in, and being able to nap whenever I didn't feel well. I had enough time to take care of my chores and errands and plenty of time for exercise and my other hobbies. I never really needed to plan anything out, since I just did whatever I needed to whenever I wanted.
After only one day of work, I've realized I am going to have to make some adjustments in my lifestyle to be able to maintain my health and minimize stress. First, I'm going to have to go to bed earlier, which means no more late night TV. I am also going to pay more attention to my diet and eat foods that will give me more energy during the day. I will plan out my chores and errands better, so that I can do little things on the days I work, and save bigger projects for my days off. I'll need to switch up my exercise routines so that they days I work, I do a little less, and make up for it on my off day. I'll also have to accept there'll be days when I just won't be able to work out at all.
I'm happy to be working again and know it will take time to get in my groove. I've never been one for change, but I've learned that sometimes it's not such bad thing and with every change in my life comes new experiences. I look forward to my new job and hope to have new stories to share with you!


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Heteronygmia is een geslacht van vlinders van de familie spinneruilen (Erebidae), uit de onderfamilie Lymantriinae.

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H. chismona Swinhoe, 1903
H. dissimilis Aurivillius, 1910
H. flavescens Holland, 1893
H. leucogyna Hampson, 1910
H. manicata (Aurivillius, 1892)
H. opalescens Schultze, 1934
H. strigitorna Hampson, 1910

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Galeon: a tabbed. mozilla-based web browser that is fully integrated into GNOME, is lean, and has a shitload of awesome features I can hardly live without. I have a few ideas for new, useful features I could add.
Gnome-Vim: this makes vim a bonobo component so it could be used in other Gnome apps, like anjuta, evolution or even nautilus.
Nautilus: the GNOME file browser and graphical shell. I'd like to work on Nautilus' plug-in architecture, and maybe even write a plug-in or two.
GTK+: a toolkit for writing GUI apps in C, I'd like to delve into its internals and focus on hacking toward fixing speed issues (particularly, responsiveness and redrawing, the two things that take the most complaints from "usability experts" coming from other desktop environments).


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Hardcore Supergroup BLOODCLOT Debuts New Lineup with Lyric Video for "Save the Robots"
Hardcore supergroup BLOODCLOT, led by iconic frontman John Joseph, has revealed a lyric video for the new single, "Save the Robots."
"Save the Robots" is the first BLOODCLOT track to feature new members guitarist Tom Capone (Quicksand, Bold), bassist Manny Carrero (Still Suit, Glass Jaw, Burn) and drummer Darren Morgenthaler (Madball, Maximum Penalty).
After the release of the 2017 album Up in Arms, BLOODCLOT went on hiatus while grieving the loss of their guitarist and dear friend Todd Youth. "Todd passed away just after Up in Arms was released and we did one U.S. tour," Joseph says. "BLOODCLOT was hit hard. It took us by complete surprise. I've known Todd since the early 80s so it wasn't just losing a band member, he was a solid friend of mine – like a little brother actually."
After making the decision to push on, drummer Joey Castillo (Queens of the Stoneage and Danzig) suggested former Quicksand guitarist Tom Capone to join the band, which was rounded out by bassist Nick Oliveri (Queens of the Stoneage, Kyuss). The quartet hit a speedbump, though, when Covid hit and travel was not possible for the bi-coastal group and BLOODCLOT was once again in limbo.
"I decided I needed to work with local NYC musicians," Joseph says. "The one prerequisite I had was that everyone in the band needed to make BLOODCLOT their number one priority in terms of any other projects. All agreed and we hit the studio. Everything flowed."
A new full-length album is schedule for release later this year. In the meantime, the former Cro-Mags vocalist and 12x Ironman athlete is readying his latest his book for release. Hardcore Kitchen is scheduled for release in May. "The cookbook has over 100 gourmet recipes I've created in the last 40 years of being plant-based," he says. "It's my go to source of fuel for Ironman training and competition. They will fuel your kick-ass life!"
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Just a while ago I received your letter of March 17th. You had just received my letter telling you of my orders to report to the 24th Corps. I'm still missing a lot of your letters, but I suppose they will be stringing in here for sometime yet. I got up early this morning and read all your letters over again. They are certainly a blessing and help me. I will probably read them over several more times.
Soldiers in a foxhole on Okinawa.
Early this morning I went to the hospital to see the men. I always enjoy such work, if possible I always stop and talk to them. Some Japanese artillery came over this morning and injured several of our men. With air raids and artillery it keeps you on the watch for foxholes, ditches or anything to protect you from flying debris or shell fragments. Last night when the enemy opened up there were six of us jumped in the same hole. Normally it would have accommodated two men comfortably. I'm telling you, we hit that foxhole in nothing flat. We were almost like scrambled eggs, but it was at least protection until the barrage was over. A hole 2 feet deep is pretty good protection unless it should happen to be a direct hit. The real danger from artillery is the descending shell fragments from anti-aircraft fire because there is no protection above you in a hole. It will certainly be a pleasure to be walking or riding around and not have to run for cover. While riding around in vehicles, you have to be careful of landmines. We were up near the front this morning and the Japanese started shelling one of our areas. Fortunately, the first shell was off to our right about 100 yards and we were able to get cover before they could zero in their guns. They dropped several rounds of artillery all around us, but thank the Lord not a single man was hit. However, it did do some damage to our equipment. If we hadn't been able to get cover some of us might have been hurt. I checked up on some of the men who have been killed so I can write to their next of kin. I got back here to our area just before time to eat. I had a few minutes to myself so I wrote a v-mail letter to Jack and Bertha and Louise Davis.
After dinner I read a little while and then went out to visit some other units. Later in the afternoon I went to Division Headquarters to get a few song books from the Division Chaplain for our services tomorrow morning. After returning here I had something to eat, then I read your grand letter of the 17th. Darling, I wish you could see you this sunset tonight, it is really a beauty.
By the way, in yesterday's letter I forgot to mention the fact that we received word of President Roosevelt's death less than three hours after it happened. It may sound strange Dear, but last summer when they nominated him for a fourth term, I had a feeling he would never complete his fourth four years. I have not too much confidence in the leadership of Truman. Especially when I consider some of those who have power in our country. Nevertheless, men may propose but God disposes. Men may have their plans and motives, but be they even contrary to our own good or the will of God, we still have His promise, "that He will even make the wrath of men to praise His name." Men may think they rule or control the affairs of the world but God is ruler yet. Honestly Dear, it just makes my heart ache to hear the little respect men have for God and all His abundant blessings. I have yet to see any large group of men in this Army who really show the adoration we are to show the Lord for all His great blessings. Today a rumor going around that Germany had surrendered and Russia has declared war on Japan. Of course, it was erroneous but the thing that got me was the fact that most of men would say, "Boy, all we need now is some scotch and liquor and we would celebrate." I never heard one single man say we ought to gather together and thank the Lord that awful war over there is over. It just made my heart ache to hear some of the statements I heard when we face such an enemy as we do right here. I go down to the cemetery and I see those laid to rest and the crosses and then I hear such remarks as that above. Don't worry, if they were where they could, they would probably celebrate in just such a manner. The next day have a headache, feel sluggish and then feel they have celebrated the peace. It seems to me there is far too much celebration of man-made or planned things and not enough love shown and expressed in Godly living. Many men say I believe in the golden rule and that's my religion and church. And those same individuals will do unchristian things to get a promotion or favor from some superior. It's just like the fellow who says he thinks the bank is a good thing and then never deposits anything. Those who say I believe in the golden rule and that's my religion, ought also to realize the Golden Rule is in a person,(Jesus Christ), and only by knowing and abiding by His commands are they living the Golden Rule. Christ said, "If you love me (that is if you believe in the Golden Rule), you will keep my commands." I certainly feel bad to constantly hear our Lord's name profaned and blasphemed and then have men say, "That's what the Army does to you, but when I go back home to my wife and children I'll quit." Men will boast of physical prowess, their accomplishments academically, but think it is an expression of weakness not to have a jolly good time while you can. And you know what I mean by jolly. They are saying the new peace plan must have teeth in it if it's going to work, but men are ignoring and forgetting God because His gospel and word has teeth in it. The teeth are His commands. But men do not seem to learn that "whatsoever a man soweth he also shall reap." Peace and the more abundant life are conditions of heart and mind expressed in obedience to the highest will of God. They are things we receive, not because we have in ourselves obtained, but have received as a gift. We further have His promise no good thing will I withhold from them who love me and keep my commands. So many talk about how good it will be to get this for over and go home, but the greatest percentage also mean they will probably return to their same standard of morals and spirituality; forgetting that moral and spiritual standard are the only foundation on which anything durable can be built. "Except God build the house, they that build build in vain." Dear, I had a little more time this evening to write so I thought I would take advantage of it and tell you about my feelings and convictions after all the things I have experienced since being overseas. I wanted to write and answer some of your questions and make comments but it is almost dark now so I must close for tonight. I'll try to answer some of your letters tomorrow night. God bless you my Beloved in all things. Thank you Darling for being such a devoted true Christian wife and companion. Give my love to the folks.
P.S. Enclosed you will find a letter from Hollys and one from Louise Davis.
Peace and the more abundant life are conditions of heart and mind expressed in obedience to the highest will of God. They are things we receive, not because we have in ourselves obtained, but have received as a gift. We further have His promise no good thing will I withhold from them who love me and keep my commands.
Willis saw beyond his external circumstances and saw how we need to follow Jesus' commands to have real peace in our hearts and the world.


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Uchina Stay Report vol.11: "Time slip in the Sanzan period ~ Gosamaru's castle and pine trees ~"
It's been almost a year since I moved to Okinawa. It reminds me of the wind that was blowing a year ago and the cold air that is heading for winter.
"Can we do it in Okinawa?"
"What is the difference between the people of Okinawa and me?"
At first, I lived with such anxiety and curiosity. However, as I interacted with various people, my anxiety gradually disappeared.
It was encouraging that "people of various nationalities and Japanese people other than Okinawa live in Okinawa".
One of the major reasons is that it was known that "Okinawa had a history of interaction with various different cultures."
Then, I respected the differences in customs and words as "differences", and while I was touching on the culture I was trying to keep, I came to think that "different things are natural" and "different things are okay".
By the way, this time it is 600 years back in time. Introducing the world heritage site "Zakimi Castle Ruins" in Yomitan Village, central Okinawa Island, which is said to have been built during the Sanzan period.
Zakimi, Yomitan-mura, Nakagami-gun, Okinawa 708 6
Arch gate of Gosamaru, a master of castle construction
It is said that Zakimi Castle was built by a person named Gosamaru around 1420, before the establishment of the Ryukyu Kingdom (1429 to 1879).
At that time, influential tribes of Nanzan, Nakayama, and Kitayama (the range that almost overlaps with the current southern, central, and northern parts of the main island of Okinawa) were fighting for hegemony. It is a world of war called the "Miyama era".
There are countless Ryukyu pine trees on the slope in front of Gusuku.
Kitayama's Nakijin Gusuku castle owner, Han'anchi, tries to attack Nakayama's Shuri Gusuku.
However, the surrounding Aji (Aji … the title of a local lord) was afraid of Han'anchi, so he informs King Nakayama of this.
King Nakayama feels the need to capture Kitayama and orders the Nakijin Gusuku expedition. At that time, Gosamaru joins the expedition as "Yuntanza Aji".
Nakijin Gusuku was considered "impregnable" due to "building a castle that made good use of the terrain" and "the existence of brave soldiers."
The Allied Forces centered on Nakayama's Sho Hashi (the person who later established the Ryukyu Kingdom) could not be captured by a straightforward attack, and could not fall without using a plot (Bouryaku … Deception). was.
The arch gate of the one Kuruwa. Kuruwa represents a section surrounded by a castle wall. The first Kuruwa is the top section.
Gosamaru is said to have been very impressed with Nakijin Gusuku's solid fortification technology. He even incorporated the technique into the construction of his "Zakimi Gusuku".
I also went to Nakijin Gusuku, but I felt that the terrain was similar to the place where Gusuku was built.
From Nakijin Gusuku Ichi no Kuruwa.
There is a steep valley behind Nakijin Gusuku, and it is thought that it was difficult to invade.
And here is the view from the back of Zakimi Gusuku.
From Zakimi Gusuku Ichi no Kuruwa.
The steep slopes and the overgrowth of trees are very similar. In addition, the long slope to reach the front gate was also common.
Gosamaru probably had both "flexibility" and "greediness" to take in what he felt during the battle.
Gusuku for the war
Let's take a look at some of the characteristics of Zakimi Gusuku built by Gosamaru.
The wall on the right side of the second Kuruwa arch gate overhangs like this.
It seems that it is a shape to shoot a "horizontal arrow" to an intruder coming toward the castle.
From the second Kuruwa. On the right is the wall of Kuruwa.
This is the place where you went to the left through the Nino Kuruwa Arch Gate. If you go here, you will suddenly have a steep slope and even a dead end.
It's easy to imagine that he was taking the tactics of guiding the intruder here.
This is the slope.
Furthermore, by making the wall slightly diagonal, it is easier to attack than on the wall.
This is the inside of the Kuruwa Arch Gate. It is a stacking method called "Nunozumi", in which relatively large stones are lined up side by side.
Zakimi Gusuku uses a technique of stacking natural stones called "Nozurazumi" as they are, except for some parts.
It is speculated that this is because the castle had to be built in a hurry in the world of war.
From the top of the castle wall.
In this way, one of the features is that the walls are thick enough to climb up to the walls.
Currently, only "Zakimi Gusuku" and "Middle Gusuku" can go up to the wall. Both are Gusuku built by Gosamaru.
It has a very good view and is a very good place to know the surroundings.
In an emergency, it is said that he was able to raise a signal and notify Shuri Gusuku, where King Nakayama is.
I was curious to be able to infer various things based on the excavated items, books from the Ryukyu dynasty, and historical surveys in various fields.
I definitely wanted to go to the "Naka Gusuku" that Gosamaru built after this.
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Finally, I would like to introduce the Okinawan dialect "Uchinaguchi". This time it is "direction".
[East and West]
Generally, it is read as "Higashi" and "Nishi", but in Okinawan language, the east is called "Agari" and the west is called "Iri". It is believed that the sun "rises" in the east and "enters" in the west.
"Sarter guruma (sugar car)". A tool for squeezing sugar cane.
The place name "Toe" in Nago City, northern part of the main island of Okinawa, is read as "Agarie", and even in the surname, "Toe-san" is "Agarie-san".
There is a place name that reads "Iribaru" in Uruma City, central Okinawa Island, while there is also a place name that reads "Nishiharacho" in "Nishihara Town".
"Nishiharacho" has a little more secret, but please read on.
[South and North]
The east and west can be understood by the origin of the word, but the south and north do not seem to be so.
South is read as "Fee". The etymology is unknown. "South wind" is read as "Fekaji", and "Haebaru" located in the south of Naha city is read as "Haebaru".
"Zushigame". The one that stores the bone after washing. There are ceramic and stone, but the stone one is old.
By the way, the most important thing to pay attention to is the "north". North is read as "Nishi". Regarding the etymology, there is a theory that it is "inishi", but it is not clear. "North wind" is read as "Nikaji".
The above-mentioned "Nishiharacho" does not mean that it is located in the west, but it is actually located in the "north" of Shuri, where the Ryukyu Kingdom was located, so it became such a place name. Originally, it seems that it was accurate to write "Kitahara-cho" and say "Nishibarucho".
When you ask for directions, there is a big difference between "north" and "west", so it may be a good idea to check once.
See you next time.
The theme of Japanese bath culture [Kiraku Kyoto Zeniyacho]
This summer, we will challenge the individuality camp full of warmth of trees!
Director of "Mobile Suit Gundam"-World Exhibition by Yoshiyuki Tomino, Held at Iwami Museum of Art, Shimane
"Wearing paper", a miracle that happened to Japanese paper! High-class "clothes" that Japan is proud of!
Limited resale of "one box of JOY" packed with traditional Japanese play
Uchina Stay Report vol.3: "Can I meet Kijimuna? ~ The mystery of Nago Hinpun Banyan and roots ~"
"Kyoto Whiskey" from Kyoto's first whiskey distillery
A cave-like restaurant designed by architect Junya Ishigami, opened in the summer of 2021
Thousand Cherry Blossoms at Mt. Yoshino
A spectacular "icicle" that can only be seen in winter in Chichibu
Communicate the charm of Nara Tree with four furniture workshops representing Yoshino.
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"Japanese pottery – from Jomon pottery to modern Kyo-yaki -" exhibition
[Mt.Koya Shojoshinin] Live streaming of New Year's Day homa on Youtube
Uchina Stay Report vol.10: "What's the difference between Uchina dishes? ~ Ingredients suitable for the climate and ingredients that went to the mainland ~"
"Sekku Exhibition 2022-Hina to Kabuto Koinobori-" to be held at "Matsushima", one of the three most scenic spots in Japan
[Hoshinoya Okinawa] Opened "Yugafu Kitchen" where you can learn about Okinawan food culture
A new brand of beauty and health in Shonan! "+ Mugi"
"Ekiben Festival with Net Ekinaka" held for 2 days only
A chocolate brooch making workshop lectured by contemporary artists will be held at Seibu Ikebukuro Main Store
Bittersweet coffee x sweet chocolate Valentine afternoon tea takeout is also available
Organic sake with the theme of space is on sale from the astronomical town
[Hoshinoya Okinawa] Afternoon tea that feels like Okinawa "Hamauri Afternoon Tea"
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"Ueno Station Ekiben Festival with Net Ekinaka" will be held at the special venue of Ueno Station for two days, January 29th (Sat) and January 30th (Sun), 2022.
*Ekiben : A boxed-lunch sold at train stations or on trains.
Marumoto Sake Brewery, which continues to make sake using rice grown in-house, has released "Takebayashi Black Hole" and "Takebayashi White Hall" as sake sent from the astronomical town.
[The Strings Hotel Yagoto NAGOYA] "TAKUMI French Course-Gift from Ishikawa Prefecture-" Limited time sale
The Strings Hotel Yagoto NAGOYA offers a limited-time French course. The hotel's proud course is very popular for its colorful and delicate dishes that look like paintings.
"I would like you to be surprised at the innovative combination of ingredients and sauces that is beyond your imagination while making the most of the taste of the ingredients."
That's the hotel's chef's feelings are expressed using seasonal ingredients from Ishikawa, which is said to be a "treasure of ingredients".
Uji tea x 9 flavors of chocolate gift Kyoto Itohkyuemon "Chocolate Collection 2022" is open for reservation now
Pre-orders for the chocolate gift "Chocolate Collection 2022", which combines nine types of ingredients such as sesame, yuzu, cherry blossoms, and sansho, with "Uji Matcha" and "Uji Hojicha" from Kyoto / Uji Ito Kyuemon have started. We have prepared "6 types" and "9 types" that are easy to use not only for Valentine's Day and White Day but also for winter gifts.
Sweets Buffet Held for the First Time in Two Years La Jyho "Strawberry Sweets Buffet"
The sweets buffet will be held for the first time in two years on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from January 15th to May 8th, 2022 at the Kyoto Century Hotel's buffet restaurant "All Day Dining La Jyho".
This sweets buffet, which will be the first revival, will be the "Strawberry Sweets Buffet", which features sweets mainly made of strawberries and comparison of eating fresh strawberries.
[Risonare Yatsugatake] Let's warm up from the core with hoto wine "Hokahoka Hoto Wine Cafe" held
At Hoshino Resorts RISONARE Yatsugatake, an event "Hokahoka Hoto Wine Cafe" will be held on the main street "Peman Street" of the hotel where the fire stand is installed, where you can enjoy "Hoto", a local dish of Yamanashi prefecture, with red wine.
Limited to 500 pieces of rice bran "Banshu Handmade Miso" fermented by natural brewing
The strongest buffet of anime "Kimetsu no Yaiba" and strawberry is being held
Loft popular project "Stationery Association" is held
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Q: Does boost::shared_ptr close connection once destroyed? I have a small code snippet that uses Thrift for network communications.
int main() {
  while (true) {
    boost::shared_ptr<TTransport> socket(new TSocket("localhost", 9090));
    boost::shared_ptr<TTransport> transport(new TBufferedTransport(socket));
    boost::shared_ptr<TProtocol> protocol(new TBinaryProtocol(transport));

    CalculatorClient client(protocol);

    try {
      transport->open();

      client.ping();
      cout << "ping()" << endl;

      // following line is commented out intentionally
      //transport->close();
    } catch (TException& tx) {
      cout << "ERROR: " << tx.what() << endl;
    }
  }
}

My question is: Does boost::shared_ptr close connection once destroyed? If yes, then transport->close(); can be commented out without any problems, right?

A: Looking at the source, I don't see TTransport doing anything in its destructor. However, the destructor of TSocket (src), does call it's close() function.
Since the shared_ptr was created in the scope of your main function and no one else has asked for a pointer to the object in care of the shared_ptr, 'socket' will destruct after it goes out of scope.
TBufferedTransport does not appear to explictly declare a destructor, however, it does own a TSocket, which will got out of scope when TBufferedTransport destructs, thus the TSocket's destructor gets called.
TBufferedTransport::[rBuf_/wBuf_] are scoped_arrays so I don't think you need to worry about those either.

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Iranian FM Zarif meets Jaishankar in Delhi
35 people injured in clashes near Russian Embassy in Lebanon
Madagascar's First Lady meets Indian envoy
Iranians bury victims of downed Ukrainian plane
After UNSC meet on Kashmir, Russian envoy urges India-Pak to normalise ties through bilateral efforts
China-backed Pak's bid to paint alarmist situation over Kashmir in UNSC wasn't credible: Akbaruddin
Pak talk show slapped with notice for allowing panelist to display army boot
'Historic milestone': US Census Board includes Sikhs as separate ethnic group
China once again rakes up Kashmir in UNSC; gets 'stinging' response
12-yr old girl rescued alive after being burried in snow for 18 hours in PoK
Nirumpam asks 'Mr Poet' Raut to take back statement against Indira Gandhi
Pak sponsoring terror, should do more to take non-reversible action against it: UK
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FATF expresses disappointment over Iran, urges it to swiftly implement anti-money laundering reforms
Sri Lanka removed from FATF's Grey List
Committed to implement FATF's action plan, says Pak after blacklist warning
FATF retains Pakistan in Grey List; warns of action
Pak PM forms committee to execute FATF tasks
Underlining that terror groups are active in Pakistan, the United Kingdom (UK) on Thursday said that Islamabad should do more to take "non-reversible" action against terrorism if it wants to prevent itself from being blacklisted by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).
"All the evidence against Pakistan has been put on the table. Pakistan has taken some action...there has been some progress. Pakistan has to do a lot more and take non-reversible action," Gareth Bayley, UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office Director for South Asia, said at an interactive session at Raisina Dialogue 2020 here.
"It is absolutely clear that terrorist groups are operating from within Pakistan. They pose a serious challenge to the Pakistan government and the South Asian region as well," he said.
The FATF in 2018 placed Pakistan on the grey list and the watchdog has already granted Islamabad an extension till February 2020 during a meeting in October last year.
The body warned that Islamabad would be put on the blacklist if it did not comply with the remaining 22 out of 27 points related to anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing.
Talking about the developments in the Middle East region, Bayley called for de-escalation and a political settlement between the US and Iran based on international law and rules-based system.
Tensions between the US and Iran escalated dramatically after Iranian general Qassem Soleimani was killed in a drone strike by Washington at Baghdad International Airport earlier this month. Tehran retaliated by firing a volley of missiles at two US-led coalition bases in Iraq.
Meanwhile, Bayley said that the UK has a "really deep" counter-terrorism dialogue with India.
"Britain has foiled 19 terror attacks on its soil. We can share our experience with India just as India has a lot of experience to share," Bayley said.
The diplomat batted for an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace process to ensure long-lasting stability and tranquility in the region.
"We need an Afghan led Afghan owned peace process for it to work. We are moving in that direction. If that does not happen, the peace process is bound to fail," Bayley outlined.


Christmas arrived a little late this year, nurse but today, find I finally got the Pentax K manual lens adapter for Canon EOS cameras I've wanted for some time. A less paranoid friend of mine, pharm Kent, ordered one from some random guy in Hong Kong via eBay and PayPal for me. Fortunately, he had no problems with the transaction, as it arrived about 8 days after clicking on "buy it now" and paying. The only sketchy thing about the whole process is that the seller marked on the customs form "gift". However, that's up to him, as it's up to the person shipping an item to sign off on it.
Over on the above left is how it looks. The metal looks well-machined; not flimsy at all. The K-mount lens mounts securely to the adapter, and the adapter snaps into place on the camera just as securely as a Canon-branded lens would. Impressive. If anything, the fit of the adapter to the lens is a little too tight, as it's a little difficult to remove from the lens when you're done with it. This seems preferable to a loosey-goosey design that feels untrustworthy, though, so I'm not complaining. The autofocus confirmation chip is just expoxied on there, but it feels very secure.
That's all nice; how's it work? I'll cut to the chase: very well! Beyond being a nice, precision chunk of machined metal, infinity focus is perfect and Canon's camera firmware makes it surprisingly un-painful to use the lens with it. It's easier to use than I thought it would be, which is a pleasant surprise. Basically, you set the camera on "Av" aperture priority mode, focus and shoot.
That's an oversimiplification of the process, as there's a few gotchas. First of all, the Canon EOS system does all lens functions electronically: focusing; identifying the lens; setting the aperture for a picture, etc. Manual focus lenses can't do any of this, so not only do you have to focus yourself, but you have to play with the aperture control to take pictures. SLR cameras allow you to compose with the lens "wide open" (at the maximum aperture) so what you see in the viewfinder is bright, and easier to focus. With this adapter, you have to open the aperture yourself to compose; then close it down to whatever you like, before you take your picture.
This is where Canon makes it easy: the camera is always figuring out the correct exposure for a scene, regardless of what aperture you've manually set. This is called "stop-down metering". Once you've got your composition, focus and aperture chosen, you just press the shutter button.
The other gotcha is that even though it has a focus confirmation chip on it, Canon cameras won't focus with an f-stop slower than f/5.6. (I don't think any brand of camera does, for that matter.) So, it really is best to focus and compose with the lens aperture set wide open, and then set the aperture down at the last moment when you're ready to take your picture. This is all stuff that happens automatically with SLR cameras made since the 1960s (well, except for autofocus).
A few final notes about all of this.
If I owned Nikon cameras, I wouldn't need an adapter to use old manual Nikon lenses; and the whole process would be easier. In theory, all Nikon lenses made since 1977 should work on newer Nikon cameras; and lenses made between 1959 and 1977 can be converted to "AI" (auto-indexing) to have that same compatibility. In reality, the list of caveats and exceptions is about a mile long, and varies from camera body to camera body. The cheapest Nikon DSLRs, the D40, D40x and D60, are also the worst offenders when it comes to incompatibility, so your mileage with that will vary greatly.
Nice and sharp, isn't it? I like the quality of the background blur, too.
Oh yeah. This is verrry nice!
Glad to hear you've got the adapter. Been researching since last year about this. Was ecstatic to find it on your blog. Hope I could get one for myself as I've got a few old pentax lenses from my dad.
Kudos to you, this is the next best thing to buying a pentax dslr body.
Very cool! I'm glad you like using old manual-focus lenses.
Ed, I knew about the possibility for a while before I finally got one. I still don't like the primary way of getting one (eBay, direct from China, etc) but it seems worth it.
I'm thrilled to have found this posting. I've been interested in this for a while now. My father-in-law has some great old Pentax lenses from his 6X7. I wanted to try to use them on my Canon 40D. I found an ebay seller that goes under the name – goshotcamera. Is this the seller that your friend used? If not would you be able to find out who they bought it from? Thanks for the help!
I play around with a few different adaptors on my canon such as the M42 adaptor for the pentax screw mount and get great results with a helios lens on that as well as some SMC takumar lenses..
This adapter is pretty difficult to remove from the K-Mount lens. I don't know if yours is the same brand as mine, but on mine, there is a little spring catch you have to hold open in order to remove the adapter from the lens. Not only that, but it's a very snug fit… feels like you might damage the lens as you twist it off.
Anyway, it definitely should come off. Just be careful!
Nice post! I just purchased my first two Pentax lenses for my Rebel XTi along with an adapter ring that should be arriving soon, so your previous experience is highly useful.
Peter and Ana, I'm glad it was helpful! Hope it's working out for you. The Pentax SMC M 50mm f/1.4 lens rarely comes off my DSLR now, so I guess you could say it's a hit with me!
having read this I am sooo excited to use my 50mm 1.2 I could just squeal. Now to get the adaptor.


I've always loved tarepanda, the cute lazy panda. Lately, I've started making amigurumi (crochet dolls) and I really wanted to make a tarepanda one. I found the Japanese pattern here. At first, the Japanese pattern had me puzzled because I'm a noob at handwork and I had never seen any kind of pattern before, let alone in Japanese. But after reading this guide, it all makes sense to me. There seem to be some people that want this pattern written out in English though, so I'll do my best to write it out. If you see any mistakes or have suggestions, let me know so I can improve it.
You'll need white and black wool for this. Everything that should be black is highlighted in black, the rest is white. In the Japanese pattern, every round was joined with a slip stitch, but I didn't do that because it didn't seem necessary. You only really have to use slip stitch to join in the two round before you switch between colors in the body or it will look odd, so I wrote that in my pattern.
The extra black in 18) and 19) should be in the middle of the tummy. When I made my panda, this didn't work out, so you might have to adjust the pattern a little so it's in the middle.
Attach the head to the body; the slit where you closed the head should be on the bottom. Then you can attach the arms, legs, ears and tail. Finally, you can make the eyes out of black and white felt and glue them on. Look at the following images for reference. You can print this on an A4 paper to get the shape of the eyes right.
Thank you SO much for this pattern in English! One question though... why did you write "10x Sc"? This is the first time I've ever seen that written in a pattern. I just want to know what it means.
Heh, sorry I've never written a pattern before, so I wasn't sure how to write it, it just means single crochet for 10 stitches. I will add a explanation of the terms that I used.
Thank you!!! I've been meaning to try the pattern out but it always looked so complicated. Now I can finally crochet tarepanda!
Thanks for translating the pattern! I had a quick question about Dc-triple. I looked it up and couldn't find a straight answer. I found triple crochet and double triple crochet, so I wasn't too sure. Thanks!
I just made up the term "Dc-triple", because I didn't know what to call it. It's like a double crochet increase, but instead of putting two double crochets in the same stitch, you put three double crochets in the same stitch.
I actually find your way of writing out patterns so much easier to understand.
2) Sc-increase, 10x Sc, [Sc-increase, 3x Sc-increase], 10x Sc, 2x Sc-increase = 32"
The third Sc-increase shouldn't be there I think. I counted the amount of stitches. I thought it was weird that it was Sc-increase, 3x Sc-increase instead of just 4x Sc-increase so I double checked.
Also, you mistyped "increase" in some places but it's not that important.
So excited to finish my Tarepanda! It's my first crochet project and it looks awesome. Thank you so much!
I'm glad that my post helped you.
Thanks for telling me about the typo, I'll correct it. It was a lot of typing to do, so I'm bound to have made some mistakes.
Thanks for your comment. I used a size 3.5 hook, but you can use whatever size you want, it'll just make the panda smaller or bigger.
1) 30x Sc (14 on each side of the chain and 1 extra at both ends) = 30 -- Could you do a video or something?
Thank you SOOO much for taking the time to translate this pattern! It looks wonderful, and I'm so excited to try it out :) I was wondering, how much yarn did you need to make the panda??
Oh thank you for translating the pattern. I want this to be my third crochet project. So far I've managed an elephant and in progress on cow. Tarepanda would be an excellent addition.
but I'm a beginner so there's something i really don't understand.
when starting color black at row 18 in the body, what does this have to do with slip stitch??, where should i put the slip stitch exactly?
i stopped at the last Sc before the black 6x Sc at row 18 and don't know what to do.
The black part on row 18&19 is the black spot that is a bit bigger on the tummy (you can see it on the drawing). You don't have to do this if you don't like that, or if it's too complicated.
At the end of row 18&19, you would use a slip stitch (only the last stitch of the row) to reduce the height difference. I did this so it would look nicer when I switch the color to black in row 20, otherwise it looks a bit odd.
Did you start the head also with a circle?
Sorry for the late reply. No, I started the head by chaining 14 stitches. The body is started with a chain as well. The limbs and all other small parts were started with a magic circle.
The last two decreases, I actually got to 30 stitches with just one. Now, is it my mistake or maybe you got confused while writing the pattern?
Since I'm pretty much finished it's not really a problem, I was just wondering!
I am translating to Spanish too. If somebody want it just ask.
Thank you so much! I was looking for this for too long now!
Hooray! I can't wait to make it now. Thank you for doing the interpretation and posting!
Thanks so much for this pattern, I have been looking and looking and looking now I can make it. yaha!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm very confused about row 3 for the body because every time I do it. It shrinks.
ooooooohhhhhhhh i love it!!!! thanks!


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Toronto premiere of NFB documentary Bluefin in Hot Docs' Films Changing the World series 2017 Wildlife Award at San Francisco's International Ocean Film Festival.
"This is an important story about [the] greed and short-sightedness that are driving one of the ocean's most magnificent animals to extinction." – David Suzuki
December 7, 2017 – Toronto – National Film Board of Canada (NFB)
On December 19 at 6:30 p.m., the Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema is hosting the Toronto premiere of writer/director and cinematographer John Hopkins' National Film Board of Canada documentary Bluefin as part of Hot Docs' Films Changing the World series, which brings together must-see docs, revealing staggering new perspectives and stories. Hopkins, who received the 2017 Wildlife Award at San Francisco's International Ocean Film Festival and the Best Atlantic Filmmaker Award at the Lunenburg Doc Fest for Bluefin, will be in Toronto for a Q&A after the screening.
Hopkins arrives in Toronto following Bluefin's successful run on the international festival circuit, with 19 Official Selections. The filmmaker shot the doc over a period of five years at sea off North Lake, Prince Edward Island, unravelling the unsettling mystery of why normally wary bluefin tuna no longer fear humans, using stunning cinematography to tell the story. Astonished fishermen and scientists offer conflicting explanations as to why the tuna are turning into pets. These powerful creatures, which can grow up to 15 feet in length, are now so strangely friendly and abundant that they will literally eat out your hand.
"Bluefin will turn everything you thought you knew about these incredible giants on its tail. It's really the first film that sees an ocean fish as the wild animal it is, a thousand-pound warm-blooded giant with gills that wholesales at up to a million dollars. In making my film, I witnessed and filmed a modern oceanic 'last of the buffalo hunt.' I was shocked by what I discovered. In the end, Bluefin says as much about the tragic state of the human condition as it does about the tuna. We've seen Blackfish, The Cove and Sharkwater. Tuna have been completely off our radar. We are wired to think of them only as food, not extraordinary wildlife. It's time we finally understood what these incredible creatures truly are," says Hopkins.
Bluefin features dazzling, slow-motion underwater shots of tuna, designed by Hopkins—who was also the film's director of photography—and filmed in partnership with cinematographer Christopher Ball. The film also features National Geographic photographer Brian Skerry and The New York Times bestselling author and ecologist Dr. Carl Safina. Story editing on Bluefin is by Emmy Award winner and former NFB producer Peter Starr, while Toronto's Denis Takacs edited the film. Bluefin is produced by Annette Clarke and Paul McNeill for the NFB's Atlantic Studio in Halifax.
John Hopkins has won more than 20 Canadian and international awards. His documentaries, as well as the films he's worked on as a DOP, have aired on CTV, CBC, Bravo, Arte, TVO, the documentary Channel and the Discovery Channel. In addition to winning awards in San Francisco and Lunenburg, Bluefin was recently nominated for the 2017 Best Feature Documentary Award at the Raindance Festival in London (England) and a Golden Sheaf at Yorkton. It had its US premiere at the prestigious 2017 Santa Barbara International Film Festival, competing in the Social Justice and Reel Nature categories.
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An Unconventional Warfare – Cyber bombs
Posted on April 18, 2016 in Cyber
A conflict which has lasted over five years; dismounted the infrastructures of a country set the entire surviving population to seek asylum in neighbors' states: the Syrian civil-war. The perfect stage to allow terrorists and extremists to enforce their plans and gain territories. Syria is not the only battlefield of this unbalanced amorphous and revised war on terror. North Iraq, Southeastern Turkey and on a broader spectrum the whole of Europe remains a potential target. A conflict where superpowers as the US and Russia played a major role leading to a ceasefire and alleged peace talks in Ginevra; a conflict where actors, structures and outcomes are yet to be fully unveiled.
This conflict is another historical landmark for many foreign policies; it reshaped the approach to terrorism and justice; showed the world a climate of desperation and fear; cruelty and loss of lives have filled the daily newspapers. Europe has worked on resolving the collateral effect of migrations and has faced attacks within its capitals; other players have tried to eradicate ISIS. No winners; only an apparent and fragile ceasefire.
From any "problem solving" point of view the first step of the analysis is to acknowledge the problem; identify the causes beginning by minimizing the effects. Who is ISIS?
Before describing the organization we should consider the so widely used term "Terrorism". Historically the term refers to the unlawful use of violence towards civilian's targets in a desperate attempt to enforce political goals. The rise of ISIS, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria or Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham began in 2004 as al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI). It was initially an ally of Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda and both were radical anti-Western militant groups devoted to establishing an independent Islamic state in the region. AQI was weakened in Iraq in 2007 as a result of what is known as the Sunni Awakening, when a large alliance of Iraqi Sunni tribes, supported by the US, fought against the jihadist group. AQI saw an opportunity to regain its power and expand its ranks in the Syrian conflict that started in 2011, moving into Syria from Iraq. By 2013, al-Baghdadi had spread his group's influence back into Iraq and changed the group's name to ISIS. It disowned the group in early 2014 proving to be more brutal and more effective at controlling seized territories.
While ISIL has not been able to seize ground in the past several months, that hasn't precluded them from conducting terrorist attacks, and it hasn't precluded them from conducting operations that are more akin to guerrilla operations than the conventional operations that we saw when they were seizing territory. The organization understood the value of pushing out content, specifically videos of atrocities, into the world. Therefore, they could recruit very brutal young men to come and join their struggle. As the organization evolved, it made media very central to its ideology and strategy. ISIS had harnessed the power of the "information arena" to propagate its ideology, recruit, move money and coordinate activities. The question arise naturally: "What can be done?"
A top Pentagon official reported that the US is hitting ISIS with "cyber bombs" as part of its new arsenal of tactics being deployed against the terrorist group. The cyber effort is focused primarily on ISIS terrorists in Syria and that the goal is to overload their network so that they cannot function. An attack of this magnitude can interrupt the group's ability to command and control forces. Similar principle was applied over the power and water disruptions in the middle of a two-week truce between government forces and certain militant groups. Disruption of critical infrastructure was used in order to gain an advantage over the group. Moreover the Islamic State is clearly frightened by the outflow of refugees. A lot of media have been created excoriating those who flee from these territories. By taking advantage of those refugees a powerful tool could be created in order to tell their stories to the world.
The humanitarian issues, the fallout, the civil war, the core issues have not been addressed yet. So far the military intervention and the coalition of multiple air strikes, carried out by Russia and US, have diminished the capabilities of the group; however there is so much more to do and the future remains uncertain. It is highly likely that ISIS will not cease to exist in the near-medium term; their strategy, tactics and objectives are likely to remain unaffected. The struggle in the region and the level of threat to Europe are still primary concerns and subjects of ongoing discussions.
Tagged as: al-Qaeda, cyber, Europe, Iraq, IS, ISIS, Islamic State, Russia, Syria, Turkey, United States, US


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Q: How is $1/f$ called? For numbers, one calls $\frac 1x$ the inverse of $x$
However, the inverse of a function $f$ is $f^{-1}$, i.e. the function which composed with $f$ gives the identity function
Is anyone aware of a name for the function $1/f$?
thanks in advance!

A: The term "inverse" is related to an operation. So if you define the operation of multiplying an object (say the function) $f:\mathbb R \to \mathbb R$ by (say the real number) $x$, i.e.
$$M f(t)= x \, f(t).$$
Then, the inverse of the operation $M$ is (usually) denoted by $M^{-1}$, and defined as
$$M^{-1} f(t) = \frac{1}{x} f(t).$$
Then inverse here means that $M M^{-1} f(f) = M^{-1} M f(t)=f(t)$. i.e.
$M M^{-1} = M^{-1} M =I$ where $I$ is the identity operation, that is $I f(t) =f(t)$.
Therefore, the inverse is for operations, and the reciprocal (1/x is the reciprocal of x) is the inverse of a particular operation, which is "multiplication."
Note: Division is multiplication by the reciprocal.
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Urban Touch Carnival Group is a fairly new group formed in 2007 based in Hackney East London. We run two workshops one Islington North London and one in Hackney East London. Urban Touch was primarily formed by a group of people who shared a common interest in the local community. We wanted to address some of the issues faced by the local community such as Anti Social Behaviour, Crime and the relationship between young people, adults and the older generation. Whilst at the same time celebrating the Caribbean Arts.
We encourage young people to make a positive contributions to the community they live in and dismiss some of the myths that all young people are to be feared. We empower young people to make the right choices in the environment in which they live in.
The majority of young people we work with at present are from the boroughs of Hackney and Islington, two of the most deprived boroughs in the country. We bring the communities together through the celebration of the Caribbean arts. This involves breaking down barriers within the community and enabling the younger and the older generation to work together. This in itself is a two way process young people respecting the older generation and the older generation understanding young people's needs.
Urban Touch encourages the group to bring forward their ideas. We have a presentation day where any member of the group can bring forward their idea and do a presentation to the group. Once everyone has done their presentation we have a secret ballot. Whoever wins their theme is what we will be using and everyone supports and develops it.
We work with other agencies to bring in skills where needed. One being an artistic designer who was able to listen to the groups ideas and bring it alive in the form of masquerade pieces for various members of group to wear. The group is taught how to build and make the masquerade pieces thus developing new skills which they share with the group.
Urban Touch 2013 Full Risk Assessment
Urban Touch Carnival Group strives to bring together all ages and cultures of the community, to share in the culture of the Caribbean through arts, dance, music and entertainment.
To bring together, educate and develop social skills of individuals of all ages to share in the culture of the Caribbean through arts, dance, music and entertainment by participating in the London Notting Hill Carnival other carnivals, Festivals, Shows, Performances and Afro-Caribbean events throughout the year.
To create dance routines for the group to perform.
To train & develop people of all ages in the art of dancing.
To create an understanding and develop a relationship between young people and adults, where they work together as a group.
To form a group of young people and adults to perform in front of others.
To build self esteem, motivation and enthusiasm for dancing.
To train and involve young people and adults in the art of designing and making carnival costumes.
To empower young people in decision making.
To enhance personal development.
To develop an enjoyable learning atmosphere that everyone feels happy to participate in.
Urban Touch Carnival Group works within 4 of the 5 learning outcomes set by the government
Economic Wellbeing
Make a Positive Contribution
Positive Contribution / Enjoy and Achieve
We help young people to explore their identity, their relationship to others and the society of which they are a part
We help young people to increase their self-confidence and develop a positive image of them-selves
We support young people to develop self-awareness and acknowledge their strengths and preferences, to celebrate these and use them to benefit others
We support young people to develop cultural awareness and demonstrate sensitivity and an acceptance and appreciation of difference
We enable young people to experience and gain awareness, understanding and appreciation of other cultures and communities
We enable children/young people to take the lead and use and develop their skills to support others
We give young people the chance to develop creativity and an appreciation of arts and culture
We give young people the opportunity to discover, use and develop a range of artistic and craft skills
Economic Well Being/Positive Contribution / Stay Safe
We support and challenge young people to make positive choices and change their behaviour through dance, advice and support,
We support young people to develop personal, social and life skills.
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Brexit A Boost For U.S. Antique Buyers...
Toronto - The European market may be awash with uncertainty these days, but the one thing that isn't is the cost of buying English antiques with U.S. dollars.
As the final poll numbers came in for Britain's referendum on whether or not to leave the European Economic Union, the British pound began to drop precipitously against a number of world currencies - most notably the U.S. dollar - a standard safe-haven for deposits in times of uncertainty. The strong overnight rise in the value of the U.S. dollar against the British pound had a number of repercussions worldwide, but none more immediate than the effect it had on online antique and collectible auction sites in England (and in Europe to a somewhat lesser extent).
The discounted conversion rate for items purchased through UK based online auction houses who conducted sales in pound sterling was immediate, with buyers overseas, particularly in America, suddenly finding themselves with an instant 10% off at checkout. But they weren't the only companies having to deal with market forces that were out of their hands, as many of the UK's top online antiques retailers were also hit with diminishing returns on non-auction items as well. As one high-end antiques dealer in London's tony Knightsbridge area put it, "Buyers in the U.S. are not only getting 10% off from the world markets, but we're throwing in another 20% discount of our own, just because of all the uncertainty of where this is heading."
Those currently shopping in the UK for container loads of antiques and collectibles to bring back to the U.S. could be the biggest winners of all. David Smith, an importer of English and European antiques from Wisconsin for over 30 years, said he's never seen a buying opportunity like this, "These types of big devaluations in currency rarely come along in first world nations, so when they do, you have to be ready." Smith says he's already contacted his buyers in England, and plans to be there before weeks end.
The near-term economic outlook for the UK remains uncertain, which is likely to keep the British currency depressed for some time to come. So, if you've been hankering for a trip across the pond to pick up your favorite Chippendale chair or Sheraton sideboard... then now may be the perfect time to set sail with "greenback" in hand!
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Q: Why is my Mac, upgraded from Mavericks to Yosemite, no longer giving VMware Fusion needed resources? I have a Mac upgraded from Mavericks to Yosemite. When I tried to run VMware Fusion, I got an error stating:
Could not open /dev/vmmon: No such file or directory.
Please make sure that the kernel module `vmmon' is loaded.

A brief search turned up to say that this behavior happens when something else gloms on all the major and minor device numbers, so that VMware tries to get a device and doesn't find a number free.
There were suspects mentioned in the results, e.g. this VMware communities thread. Following this "retry, reboot, reinstall" recommendation did not change anything as far as I can tell.
I am not aware of anything that should be glomming on device remembers, and do not remember getting any such errors from VMware in the past.
How can I identify what is glomming on major and minor device numbers (if that is in fact the culprit)?
Thanks,

A: The VMWare application includes a kernel extension (kext).  Yosemite requires a signed kernel extensions, and the older VMWare did not include a signed kernel extension.  As a result, the old kernel extension will not load under Yosemite.   You'll need to upgrade to VMWare Fusion 7, which includes the signed driver.  It's unfortunate that you're forced to upgrade, but that resolved the issue for me.
Also, from another forum, the following solution (which I have not tried) may be of use:

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*In Terminal, run:

sudo nvram boot-args="kext-dev-mode=1"

*Restart


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Předmět ochrany
Předmětem ochrany je zajištění stabilní populace silně ohroženého druhu roháče obecného vhodnou údržbou stávajících biotopů (zejména skupin starých stromů ponechaných až do stadia rozpadu, včetně torz a jejich zbytků a pařezů pokácených stromů).

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