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Tesla's third quarter deliveries total 11580, up 49% from a year ago
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A push of the button is what it takes to open and close the doors, from the front to the hatchback. Moreover, the doors provide women substantial space to put their children on to the second row easily. He received the first, venture capitalist and Tesla board member Steve Jurvetson got the second.
In other Tesla Motors news, VP Jerome M. Guillen sold 1,500 shares of the firm's stock in a transaction that occurred on Wednesday, July 15th.
The SUV will sell for a bit more than the current Model S sport sedan, which starts at about $70,000 and can run well past $100,000 with options. After the Signatures come regular production models. With its Falcon Doors that open upright from the sides with hinges in the roof and all-wheel drive high stance. The auto also has a HEPA certified medical grade air filter to clean the air entering the vehicle's cabin of pollutants and allergens. This mode also cranks the fan to 11 for maximum effectiveness.
Optimized solar tinting enables the matchless visibility for the drivers as well as the passengers sitting in this new Tesla X. The fan goes to 11.
Tesla will produce the Model X at its new factory in Fremont, Calif.
The Model X is going to be a head turner for sure. But they're a solution to a problem rather than a flashy marketing ploy. When they stopped, out popped a family, accompanied by a massive amount of luggage, including a couple of packages and a full-sized stroller which were stored in the front trunk (or "frunk"). Tesla owns its sales and service network.
Only reservation holders that have been invited to begin building their Model X have been given access to the full list of options and pricing. But seeing it for real is impressive. A paranoid windshield "comes up and over and feels like a helicopter cockpit when you are driving".
According to 17 analysts polled by TipRanks who have rated Tesla within the past three months, 10 are bullish on the electric vehicle maker, 4 are bearish, and 3 remain on the sidelines. The hitch can carry up to four bicycles or six jet skis.
A number of other analysts also recently weighed in on TSLA. There will be no reason to purchase a comparable ICE (internal combustion engine) vehicle when an EV (which has lower operating costs) can be purchased at the same price point.
If you shell out for the Model X you'll never have to visit a gas station ever again. The optional Ludicrous Speed Upgrade boosts this 3.2 seconds. It stuck to the road like glue, thanks to its low center of gravity.
Range for both versions is comparable to the Model S P85D: 257 miles for the Model X 90D, and 250 miles for the Model X P90D. Its battery packs are designed by it. The technology of the Company's comprises cooling systems, security systems, charge reconciliation systems, battery engineering for shaking and environmental durability, robotic making processes, customized motor layout along with electronic equipment management systems and the software necessary to handle battery and vehicle performance.
If Tesla can achieve the aforementioned goal of selling a profitable Model 3 at $35,000 the EV revolution will be underway.
Billed as a family vehicle, Tesla is serious about promoting the Model X as safe. Then out popped a family of seven and a whole lot of luggage.
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Off-site wagering for the 2014 Breeders' Cup races will be available at the National Horse Show at the Kentucky Horse Park's Alltech Arena on Friday, Oct. 31, 10 a.m.-7:30 p.m., and Saturday, Nov. 1, 10 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Both walk-up and drive-thru wagering will be available in the parking lot adjacent to the arena, and signs will be posted directing guests along the way. Park admission is not required and parking will be free.
Guests are invited to stay and enjoy the National Horse Show, America's oldest indoor horse show, both Friday and Saturday, which is taking place at the park Oct. 28 to Nov. 2. Admission to the show is free both days that Breeders' Cup wagering is offered until 6 p.m., then is $8 in advance/$10 at the door on Friday night and $16 in advance/$20 at the door on Saturday night after 6 p.m. Children 12 and under are free.
Founded in 1883 at the original Madison Square Garden, the National Horse Show is firmly established as a major fixture on the national and international sports and social event calendars, and has been held at the Kentucky Horse Park since 2011. Show jumping elite from around the globe will be competing at the event for numerous prestigious titles, including the ASPCA/NHSAA Alfred B. Maclay National Championship, and more than $750,000 in cash prizes, the biggest prize money on the United States indoor tour.
For more information about the National Horse Show, or ticket information for Thursday or Sunday, call 859-608-3709 or visit www.NHS.org. Media inquiries for the National Horse Show should be directed to 561-753-3389. For information on the Kentucky Horse Park, call 859-259-4200 or visit www.KyHorsePark.com.
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Home›Yoga Tips›How do I breathe when meditating?
If you are one of those who accumulate tensions daily and do not know what method to adopt to avoid stress, surely this article will give you a healthy and very relaxing option. I'll explain how to breathe correctly to meditate .
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Meditation is one of the tools brought from ancestral cultures to connect with itself and maintain a balance between mind, body and spirit. Among other things, I tell you that the act of meditating gives you many health benefits mainly by releasing stress , the main factor of some diseases.
As a first step you must adopt a suitable position . Sit with your back straight, do not strain your spine . Comfort is the basis of good meditation . This done, close your eyes, feel connected to the Universe and visualize how the problems of your life come out.
After sitting, with your eyes closed and your mind relaxed, the next step is to breathe . Feel the air entering through your nose and out through your mouth. Live to the full this moment. This exercise is known as rhythmic breathing .
When you implement the inhalation and exhalation, you can vary in your ways of breathing . You can do it in longer periods, I mean the moment in which the air comes in and out, visualize yourself in peace and maintain an attitude of stillness.
Bee humming is the most common type of breathing in meditation . If you want to implement it, you should keep your mouth closed and your teeth slightly separated. It continuously emits a hum throughout the expiration, tries to be uniform and with a moderate volume.
Breathing correctly to meditate will not only be useful in the practice of meditation , on the contrary in your daily life you can implement these movements, as I taught you in the Wilfart method , the basic thing is to be aware that you are the center of the universe and that you live in perfect agreement with all the beings that inhabit it.
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What I Saw On My 10-Day Micato Safari
By Paul Eisenberg December 17, 2020
Seven days into our safari we had seen more creatures hoofed, clawed, winged, and furry than we really had any right to expect.
But this is a Micato safari so my expectations are pretty high, both personally and on behalf of the journalists I'm accompanying. And I should know better: After nearly 10 years of working here I know our guides can't just make the plains yield creatures on command.
But our Micato Safari Director, with our group every step of the way during our 10-day journey, as well as our driver-guides, do seem to have an almost wizard-like ability to summon fantastic beasts out of nowhere.
We'll have many hours of game drives on this journey, first in Amboseli, then in Lewa, and now in the impossibly fertile Mara. And we have already seen a lot.
"I don't think I've seen so many animals on one safari," says Alison Sager, who has been on many a safari. Alison represents Elewana and is shepherding the journalists with me on this journey. Fortunately we haven't had to do a lot to manage expectations when it comes to animal sightings.
However, there was something missing from the Safari Animal Checklist we all pretended we weren't keeping in our heads.
And then, this happened.
The video is by journalist Eric Rosen, a regular contributor to National Geographic Traveller, Forbes and other publications as well as host of the Conscious Traveler podcast.
That theatrical gasp you hear is genuine — I was one of the gaspers — because while we saw a lot on safari that was gasp-worthy, seeing a leopard is kind of a big deal.
It's why "elusive leopard" is effectively redundant. If you're lucky you'll see one in a tree — leopards often hide, by the way, because they're not super fast cats and use the element of surprise to fall upon their prey. So you're very, very lucky if you see a leopard saunter and leap.
And, as noted, it takes more than luck. Part of what makes superior tracking skills superior is easy familiarity with these safari lands and who lives there, so naturally all of our guides know our leaping leopard by name: Luluka.
Travel writer Tim Johnson, also in the vehicle during the leap, said to me afterwards that during all the safaris he's been on he's "probably seen five leopards, but I have never seen one that close."
And as if the universe was saying to Tim, hold my beer, the next day our guides brought us to the bedside of this leopard. And not just any leopard. This is Split Nose, so named because he tends to get into scraps and has the scar to prove it.
Split Nose was not the least bit troubled by our presence.
Luluka and Split Nose were the last of the Big Five on our nonexistent checklists. Herein, more glimpses of the Five and other remarkable things we saw while on safari with Micato.
Here come the elephants
We saw them when they were still quite a distance away because they were, you know, elephants.
It was Day Two in Amboseli and the rain that had come and gone had given way to two things you get a lot of on safari, sunshine and possibility.
We pass a lone bull elephant in a patch and soon see two, then three, and whoa there's a herd.
It's something, really, when you're in a safari vehicle and you've had vast honey-coloured plains around you for a while and then suddenly there's a bunch of elephants gently lumbering forward on your left, and then you turn your head and are startled to see that you have elephants on your right, too.
About a yard away from this herd that's advancing along the tree line, a mama is rooted to a spot in the grass, shielding her baby under the arch she's formed with her body.
Without looking away from this duo I ask, "George, what is that baby doing?"
"Sleeping," he says.
George is our Micato Safari Director and he knows everything.
Elephant Facts, By George
Elephants have six sets of teeth during their lifetime, George explains. Every decade a new set wears out and a new one comes in, so that by the time an elephant turns 60 he must seek out softer food to chomp with his final set of worn-out teeth. And when he can't find enough soft food to eat he often dies of malnutrition.
Elephants in the Mara.
And since I enjoy being right about absurd things, I say out loud that I guess you can't take an elephant to the dentist for a new set of teeth. To which our guide says that "Kenyans don't take our grandfathers to the dentist, either" for a new set of teeth, leading me to infer quite a bit.
When an elephant dies, say, in the middle of the road, other elephants will try to prevent predators from eating their fallen comrade for at least two weeks. Years later, even if the remnants of the elephant's bones are long gone, the other ellies remember the spot in the road where the body was. Elephants never forget.
Up Next: Lions
A couple hours before Leaping Leopard Luluka changed our world forever, we saw lions.
Cubs and lionesses were hanging out in the tall grass against a rock. From our vehicle we see them pretty well, especially with our Micato-issued high-powered binoculars. I choose instead to scan this little lion family with the zoom on my camera. When I was last on safari I had a good camera but not a really good one with a lens that meant business, and this time I'm ready and relentlessly click away.
That I saw Luluka jump that trench with my own eyes was pure dumb luck, because I just happened to lower my camera right before the leap.
If I learned anything from my last safari, as well as every other trip I've ever been on, it's that it's all too easy to spend most of your time capturing the moment and not enough being in it. So spend less time behind your camera. The memories of what you see and feel on safari will last an extraordinarily long time, whether you're gazing at a lion or laughing with new friends. Just trust me on this one.
All that said, once our driver fires up the motor and we move away from the lions, I review the photos I've just taken and decide I can be proud of this one.
Interlude: Sundown
If you've seen one sundowner, you've seen them all, said no one ever who's watched the sun set all over Kenya.
For a flicker of a second the sun goes supernova before dropping from the sky in Amboseli.
You can tell a Mara sundowner by the not-so-modest trees.
A Lewa sundowner with an appearance by journalist Travis Levius.
And now back to the animals
Not only are we seeing a remarkable variety of animals but there are not a ton of people travelling on safari right now, so we often feel we have these game lands and all their creatures to ourselves.
Lewa excels at a great many things beyond sunsets, including but not limited to displays of harmony like this. By the way, if you're keeping count, after leopard, elephant, and lion, this Cape Buffalo marks the fourth member of the Big 5 to appear in this blog post.
And these Lewa rhino make Five.
The cheetah of Amboseli
While in Lewa, the Grevy's zebra, most easily identified by stripes that stop dramatically short of their white bellies, agreed to be photographed with plains zebra — the last two on the right — with their thicker stripes that go all the way around.
Is this Mara impala perturbed and if so is she your spirit animal? Discuss.
I forgot to jot down this beauty's name but that's the beauty of having a Micato Safari Director like George. One day before breakfast I opened WhatsApp — an easy way to communicate in-country, by the way — and texted "Hi George, can you remind me what this bird is?" I hadn't even finished lacing up one of my boots when he texted back: "Morning, Paul. This is a Grey-headed kingfisher."
Feeling cute, might roar later.
The main branch of the New York Public Library has two stone lions out front named Patience and Fortitude. During the 20 minutes we sat with this Mara lion, she embodied both.
So long, 2020!
Maasai giraffe, cryptically named Maasai giraffe.
More Maasai giraffe, as seen from our hot-air balloon.
Avengers, assemble: Our Gang of Eight at Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. Photo: George Kamonde.
Travelling during the pandemic required a lion's share of precautions. The eight of us in our group — and anyone else flying to Kenya and South Africa these days — needed to carry documentation certifying that we tested negative for COVID-19 before boarding our international flights.
Once in Kenya, I was able to see in practice Micato's extensive Covid-19 safety protocols, which we spent months developing and putting into place. Among our safety measures: Upon arrival at every airstrip, our team diligently disinfects all guest baggage — both safari duffels and hand luggage.
Also, all four of our flights between camps during safari were chartered just for our group. And yes, Micato can arrange private charters for your group, too.
Speaking of camps, we stayed at three beautiful ones — Tortilis Camp, Lewa Safari Camp, and Sand River Camp — thoughtfully run by our friends at Elewana.
At every camp we had space and solitude. At Sand River I even had a full-length mirror, which I call your attention to here because in it you can see me photobombing my own photo, my private outdoor deck in the background.
I have a special place in my heart for Lewa — not just its camps but the entire wildlife conservancy — because its simplicity and raw beauty spoke to me when I was first there nine years ago.
And this year I could think of nothing my soul needed more than simplicity and raw beauty.
My private outdoor deck at Lewa Safari Camp was a favourite happy place that included freshly-brewed Kenyan coffee brought to my tent by a kind steward before the morning game drive. Also present was that bird you see harvesting my tray for biscuit crumbs. He found none. Don't feed the birds on safari. And wear sunscreen, kids.
Our group wore masks during the times you'd expect: Flights, airstrips, closed vehicles, and all public areas including while we were around camp staff and other travellers.
But once out in wide open space — and there is plenty to go around in Kenya — we took every delicious opportunity to breathe.
Me at Lewa Safari Camp, inexplicably gazing into the middle distance like I'm on a movie poster. Photo: Travis Levius
As our group got to know each other and coalesced into a private pod, we found many places and moments to breathe… in open-air vehicles, where we spent most of our time, during cocktails and meals (we had lots of those, too), while admiring the plains during bush breakfasts and sundowners, in and around our private tents, of course, and, when soaring above the Maasai Mara during our surprise hot-air balloon safari.
Ballooning in the Mara. From left, Eric Rosen, Travis Levius, Alison Sager, and Paul Eisenberg.
A few days before the eight of us scattered to the four winds, we had a final bush breakfast in the Mara that included a modern twist: As secure as we were in our little pod, many of us needed or wanted to have a Covid-negative test result in hand before boarding our international flights.
So Micato did something very Micato and arranged for a technician to motor into the bush and test us all before we tucked into our plates loaded with made-to-order eggs and sizzling bacon perfectly succulent and crispy. I digress, but bacon lovers you feel me, right?
Most of us were heading home — which included New York City, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and Rome, while two in our group were continuing their travels, venturing on to South Africa — so all of us had slightly different requirements and timing to consider for our testing. The Micato team helped us iron out all those details.
No doubt the most beautiful place anyone will ever be nasal swabbed. I appreciate that this gentleman made a special trip out into the bush and that he didn't tell me to relax my face, because that's just never going to happen. Photo: Alison Sager.
Bush breakfast at Lewa, away from it all.
An Oasis of Calm
After winging our way back to Nairobi from the Mara, George escorted our group to Mukuru for a private tour of the Micato-AmericaShare Harambee Community Centre and the headquarters for Huru.
AmericaShare works exceptionally hard to maintain and improve its educational and community outreach as well as the facility itself. And so much has changed since I was last here.
I mostly know of the many renovations here over the years from proposals and photos and second-hand accounts, so when I walk into the quiet, grassy courtyard of the Harambee Centre and see the new buildings and walkways and spruced-up basketball court my eyes fill with tears, but fortunately at that moment everyone else is focused on our student guide, George.
That's because George, who tells us he joined the AmericaShare family as a child and was later admitted to the School Sponsorship Programme, has just casually mentioned that he is now in medical school. Even with masks on I can tell jaws are dropping.
The journalists hear from George, a beneficiary of the Micato-AmericaShare School Sponsorship Programme. Below, Huru's production facility, staffed by young women from Mukuru trained to sew sanitary pads, school uniforms, and face masks, among other items.
Every corner of AmericaShare and Huru and every person, from the administrators, librarians, and students to the women sewing, radiate breathtaking diligence and sincerity, and something you just feel in the air as you walk around here: Hope.
Wait, that's it?
We saw and did much more during our 10 days on safari, but a single blog post should only be so long. But if you're thirsting for more animal photos in particular, I took hundreds, which you'll find on the Micato Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter channels, along with photography by other Micato travellers and Micato Safari Directors
In the meantime, request the Micato Brochure, where actual pro photographers outdo themselves capturing the bush in full colour. Then get in touch with us in whatever manner you see fit — we're flexible like that — and a Micato Safari Specialist will be happy to chat about all the ways to safari with us when the time is right.
My son was Pumbaa in his middle school production of "The Lion King," so this one's for him. The end.
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Cool,smooth and exciting music by a extraordinary guitarist and composer. Music that is uplifting and inspiring guaranteed to keep you grooving.
At a very young age, Goodloe knew that he would be a musician. Strumming to the music of Wes Montgomery, George Benson, B.B King and any other artist or group that would capture his ear and heart, these musicians, among many others inspired him greatly. As a self-taught musician and Denver native, U.S. Army Veteran, Goodloe attended Thomas Jefferson High School, where he received a music scholarship to Paul Quinn (formerly Bishop College) in Dallas, Texas. He came from a family that also had musical talents, including a grandfather who played guitar and a father who played the saxophone and guitar. Even blues singer Vernon Garrett is his uncle. Gregory has performed his brand and style of guitar playing at various smooth jazz venues, such as The Winter Park Jazz Festival, The Breckenridge Jazz Festival, The Cooper Mountain Genuine Jazz Festival, The Keystone Wine and Jazz Festival, The Five Points Jazz Festival, and Jazz In The Garden. Goodloe has had the joy of performing with and opening for many artists, including Grammy award winner Larry Dunn of Earth Wind & Fire, actor and hip hop artist Ivan Ellis of the famed TV show Empire, comedian/actor Joe Torrey, R&B singer & Grammy award winner Howard Hewett of the group Shalamar, the original R&B group Surface, TV Actor and R&B heart throb Tank, Candy from the group Escape and B2K. He has also played with Grammy award winner TV reality star & gospel jazz artist Ben Tankard, Opened for Norman Brown, Dave Koz & Friends with Michael McDonald, Brian Culbertson, James Ingram, Opened for Roy Ayers, Spike Robinson and Jazz Legend keyboardist Joe Bonner. Gregory has also opened for and played with gospel greats such as Shirley Caesar, Angela Spivey, John P. Key, The Gospel Keynotes and the Rance Allen Group just to name a few. In addition to producing, engineering and recording music. Goodloe just released his hit CD, "Get'n It" the title track written and produced by smooth jazz producer & songwriter Darren Rahn "It's All Good" a recorded single is also included on this album and is now available on iTunes and CD Baby. Gregory's recent achievements include: performing at the Comedy Works, playing the Genuine Jazz at Copper Mountain and Black Hawk with such artists as Gerald Albright, Stanley Jordan, Ronnie Laws, Alex Bugnon, Paul Taylor, Eric Darius and Nick Colionne and many others. Gregory Goodloe is also credited as music director for national recording artist Aysha and R&B group Re-Surace. Gregory Goodloe's current release of his new hit single, Get'n It, continues to prove that he is destined to be one of the future guitarist of this century.
He says, of The Most High "I dedicate all my success to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ because without Him, there would be no me."
Great job Goodloe. Keep up the good work. Your future is looking good!!


Dwellers in small apartment are up in arms against Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) for making Sewage Treatment Plants (STP) and dual piping system mandatory.
They refuse to follow new rules despite the Board setting a December 31, 2017-deadline. Members of Bangalore Apartments' Federation (BAF) said that it is practically impossible for the existing apartments having 50 and more residential units to set up STPs. A final notification was issued by BWSSB asking owners or the occupiers of apartments, commercial establishments and educational institutions to set up STP and dual piping system on April 21, 2017.
BAF which claims to have support of more than 250 apartment associations has decided against the new rule in every possible way.
"Vested interests are behind this new norm. More than a lakh dwellers are against it. We want to know how setting up STP will help when the treated sewage is finally going to end in SWDs and polluted lakes. The move is illogical," said general secretary, BAF, Srikanth Narasimhan.
A resident of Century Park apartments in Ashok Nagar said that there is hardly any space left in their apartment complex for setting up a STP. "Moreover, setting up a STP is a costly affair and we are against the notification," he said.
BWSSB sources said that there was no question of withdrawing guidelines. Apartment dwellers have been given sufficient time to set up STPs and dual piping system.


In his next film, Arjun Kapoor is out to nab 'India's Most Wanted'. On Monday, the actor shared the poster of his upcoming film `India`s Most Wanted` on his Instagram page. "I am proud to present to all of you, an unbelievable story inspired by true events. Teaser out tomorrow. Indias Most Wanted," the caption read.
The film is helmed by Rajkumar Gupta who directed movies like `No One Killed Jessica` and `Raid` will release its teaser on Tuesday.
The `Ki and Ka` actor is also busy with the filming of `Panipat`, which is being directed by Ashutosh Gowarikar. The historical drama also features Sanjay Dutt, Kriti Sanon and Madhuri Dixit in lead roles and is based on the third battle of Panipat, which was fought between Marathas and Ahmad Shah Abdali in 1761.
The film `India`s Most Wanted` is slated to hit the silver screen on 24th May.
On Monday, the actor shared the poster of his upcoming film `India`s Most Wanted` on his Instagram page.


If we want to include restarts and deflation then matters become more complicated since non-Hermitian matrices do not have orthonormal eigensystems in general. Since we prefer to work with an orthonormal basis for at least the test subspace, we compute Schur forms of the reduced matrices. Instead of eigenvectors of the matrix , we compute a partial Schur form , where is an by orthonormal matrix and is by upper tridiagonal. A scheme that accommodates for Schur forms is given in Algorithm 7.18. This scheme includes the possibility for restart when the dimension of the current subspace exceeds .
The scheme computes eigenvalues close to a target in the complex plane. Here we have to be necessarily inexact, since the eigenvalues of a general non-Hermitian matrix are not ordered in the complex plane. Which Ritz values are delivered as close eigenvalues depends, among other factors, on the angles of the corresponding eigenvectors. Usually, the selection from Ritz values is appropriate if is chosen somewhere at the exterior of the distribution of eigenvalues. If we want eigenvalues of close to some interior point then the scheme may be much less satisfactory, and we propose to work in such cases with harmonic Ritz values. A scheme for interior eigenvalues will be presented in §7.12.3.
We will now discuss the components of the algorithm.
The new vector is made orthogonal with respect to the current search subspace by means of modified Gram-Schmidt. This can be replaced, for improved numerical stability, by the template, for iterated modified Gram-Schmidt, given in Algorithm 4.14.
If , then this is an empty loop.
If the angle between the new vector and the search subspace is very small, then the resulting vector has little significance and the method practically stagnates. A random vector helps to overcome this stagnation. A more sophisticated strategy can be found in .
We compute the last column and row of the dense matrix (of order ); . The matrix denotes the by matrix with columns , likewise.
The Schur reduction for the by matrix can be solved by a standard solver for dense eigenproblems. We have chosen to compute the standard Ritz values, which makes the algorithm suitable for computing exterior eigenvalues of close to a specified . If eigenvalues in the interior part of the spectrum have to be computed, then the usage of harmonic Ritz values is advocated; see §7.12.3.
In each step, the Schur form has to be sorted such that is closest to . Only if does the sorting of the Schur form have to be such that all of the leading diagonal elements of are closest to . For ease of presentation we sorted all diagonal elements here.
For a template of an algorithm for the sorting of a Schur form, see [448,449,33,171, Chap. 6B].
is the by matrix with columns .
The stopping criterion is to accept a Schur vector approximation as soon as the norm of the residual (for the normalized Schur vector approximation) is below . This means that we accept inaccuracies in the order of in the computed eigenvalues, and inaccuracies (in angle) in the Schur vectors of (provided that the concerned eigenvalue is simple and well separated from the others). For a more quantitative analysis and proportionality constants, see §7.13.
If the matrix is real, then all eigenpairs are either real or appear in complex conjugate pairs. If a complex eigenpair has been detected, then its conjugate is known and can be deflated as well. This makes the algorithm more efficient.
After acceptance of a Ritz pair, we continue the search for a next pair, with the remaining Ritz vectors as a basis for the initial search space.
We restart as soon as the dimension of the search space for the current Schur vector exceeds . The process is restarted with the subspace spanned by the Ritz vectors corresponding to the Ritz values closest to the target value .
We have collected the locked (computed) Schur vectors in , and the matrix is expanded with the current Schur vector approximation . This is done in order to obtain a more compact formulation; the correction equation is equivalent to the one in (4.50). The new correction has to be orthogonal to the columns of as well as to .
Of course, the correction equation can be solved by any suitable process, for instance a preconditioned Krylov subspace method that is designed to solve unsymmetric systems. Because of the occurrence of one has to be careful with the usage of preconditioners for the matrix . The inclusion of preconditioners can be achieved following the same principles as for the single vector Jacobi-Davidson algorithm; see Algorithm 4.18 for a template. Make sure that the starting vector for an iterative solver satisfies the orthogonality constraints . Note that significant savings per step can be made in Algorithm 4.18 if is kept the same for a (few) Jacobi-Davidson iterations. In that case columns of can be saved from previous steps. Also, the matrix can be updated from previous steps, along with its decomposition.
It is not necessary to solve the correction equation very accurately. A strategy, often used for inexact Newton methods , here also works well: increase the accuracy with the Jacobi-Davidson iteration step, and, for instance, solve the correction equation with a residual reduction of in the th Jacobi-Davidson iteration ( is reset to 0 when a Schur vector is detected).
In particular, in the first few initial steps, the approximate eigenvalue may be very inaccurate, and then it does not make sense to solve the correction equation accurately. In this stage it can be more effective to temporarily replace by or to take for the expansion of the search subspace [335,172].
For deflation see §8.4.2, with replaced by and by . For the full theoretical background of this method, as well as details on the deflation technique with Schur vectors, see .


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The jacket is decorated with Kingsland writing on the front and by the neck and with Charlotte Dujardin's initials on the chest.


Looping over some data and the wrong variables are being displayed? Perhaps ones from the current page?
You're probably running into a "feature" of The Cascade.
The most common issue here is when you are looping over some entries, one of the entries doesn't have a certain variable, but the "page" you are on does have it. When you output that variable to your template, you expect to see nothing, but actually get the value from the current page.
Why is the Godfather rated 5? This is because the rating variable is cascading down from the page (Lord of the Rings) scope, which has rating: 5.
If the Godfather had a rating, it would override the rating in the cascade.
Most of the time, this is a great feature, and is what allows Statamic to have page variables available you to you without needing a special tag to retrieve them. In this case, we don't want that.
The solution is to bypass the cascade by specifying a scope.
Here we scoped the variables in the loop under post. Now since we are accessing the variables specifically in the post array, the cascade won't affect it.


Post your comments on the Denver Post article, 3 desert-tough plants that will be rock stars in a drought (click that link to go back and read the article).
Tell us more about plants that can be eaten as harder times are coming..People know this..New data released last month by researchers at Yale and George Mason universities show that a lot of Americans are growing far more concerned about climate change, precisely because they're drawing the links between freaky weather, a climate kicked off-kilter by a fossil-fuel guzzling civilization, and their own lives. After a year with a record number of multi-billion dollar weather disasters, seven in ten Americans now believe that "global warming is affecting the weather." No less striking, 35% of the respondents reported that extreme weather had affected them personally in 2011. As Yale's Anthony Laiserowitz told the New York Times, "People are starting to connect the dots..."
Funny because 7 in 10 people I work with and interact with say it's horse puckey. Tornado researchers interviewed after the storm quickly injected that activity is actually down this year and that it has remained pretty constant over the years regardless of temp data. In the 24 hour news cycle of today, the media wants simple answers to complicated events so it fits in a headline, and simple people buy right in. I am supposing the researchers at Yale and GMU had a pre-determined conclusion and crafted the study to confirm it.


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She was halfway into her seat before he looked up from his phone. "Hello, Frank. They've changed the name of the restaurant. Antoine's now." She talked too quickly, a hint she was nervous.
"Hello Rebecca, you look great."
She picked up her menu, reddening slightly. "Sorry I'm late. Have you been waiting long?"
"No, just got here. Something to drink? It's okay, it won't bother me."
"No, just Pellegrino, thanks."
Frank had gotten to the hotel restaurant fifteen minutes early. Three years ago, he would have used the time to check into a room, on this occasion he simply waited for her.
Once seated, he'd looked around and nodded slightly. Carpeting and heavy drapes kept the conversations from other diners muted. Cloth table cover and napkins, red and white wine glasses, but only four pieces of flatware. This hotel restaurant incarnation was rated as having good but not superlative food, and high but not outrageous prices. He hadn't eaten here since she'd told him it was over.
Their server, a middle-aged woman with only hints of makeup, looked down at them impassively. "Can I get you something to drink?"
"She'd like a Pellegrino, I'd like an iced tea."
Frank looked at Rebecca over the top of his menu. Gray pants suit, cut loose, no jewelry, just a watch and her wedding ring. Rebecca's dark brown hair was pulled back in a bun. Frank noticed a strand of gray that almost matched her suit.
"You haven't aged a day."
She half-smiled, then her lips firmed. "Flattery will no longer get you anywhere."
He half-smiled back. "I, I'm really glad you texted about meeting for lunch. My eyes hurt from staring at you across PTA meetings."
"I think I'll have the Cobb salad."
Frank's eyes went down to his menu. From behind it, in a low voice he asked, "Was what we had so bad?"
"Real, Frank, but not right. So yes, bad."
"Every time I look at you, I envy Jonas. How's he doing?"
She gave him a frozen stare. "He's okay."
He put the menu down. "Tell me what you've been up to. I can at least share in that."
"A year ago I was promoted to a point where I'm barely competent. I don't know that I'll get to executive VP, and not sure I want to."
"Comfort level or ability?"
Rebecca laughed loudly enough that those at the next table turned their heads. "I do miss your snarky candor. Both, probably."
Frank hesitated, then spread his hands apart. "What can I say or do to try and…"
"No. Stop there. We'll just hurt each other again."
The Cobb salad and soft-shelled crab arrived. They talked politics, which they agreed on, and raising children, which they sometimes did not. Laughter was frequent. They always laughed when together.
Dishes were cleared, and coffee ordered and provided. They'd discussed serious things over coffee.
Frank started in. "I'll accept any chance to be with you, but why are we here?"
"It's Jonas. I need your help."
"Is he sick? Did he lose his job?"
"I only wish. He's got your disease, Frank, got it bad."
"Oh." Frank unfocused slightly, seeming to think through possibilities. "You've already tried the obvious stuff like AA meetings and rehabs?"
Rebecca's eyes reddened. "He's relapsed a half dozen times already, each time worse than the last. He's cross-addicted now, liquor and coke. Jonas is on a leave of absence from his job, and probably going to get fired the next time he crashes. When he's active he can say vicious things to me and the kids. If he's at home at all. I need you to talk with him. You've been through this."
Frank's expression saddened. "I know what you're going through, and how hard it must be for you to ask me. I have no cure, Rebecca, just example."
"We've spent three years worth of ivy league tuitions on rehabs and analysts. He's one DUI away from losing his license and maybe some jail time. AA, ministers, meditation, intervention, I wouldn't be here if I knew of anything else to do."
His right hand moved forward on the table toward her, but stopped short of touching hers.
"Rebecca, you've probably already tried intervention, and I'm guessing he's already had AA sponsors. I don't think I can provide any better help."
"You know him, Frank, better than any of those shrinks. He doesn't know about us, but does know you got sober. Talk with him please, maybe go on a trip together. Something, anything."
She was crying now, silently.
Frank's tone went neutral. "Is he dry or wet now?"
"If you mean 'is he drinking', no, he just got back from another resort rehab."
"If I do talk with him, he's apt to just ignore me and resent you for bringing me into it. A nasty part of me says don't do it, if he stays active on booze and drugs it might circle you back to me. An even nastier part says do it badly and make sure he tanks."
The corners of her mouth curled up into wet cheeks. "I know. What I'm asking is unfair. Maybe for all of us. But I want him whole, back to who he is. You did it. Show him how."
"You're right, that's not fair."
The stoic waitress had noticed Rebecca crying and was staring at them. While he had her attention, Frank signaled for the check. He breathed heavily, twice.
"All right. I'll call him and say I'd heard from a guy in his office about his troubles. That I'd like to get together for breakfast somewhere. That I'd been where he is. We share a serious attachment, so maybe something sticks. If he does listen to me, we'll see where it goes."
Rebecca reached out and touched his still extended hand. "Thank you."
He shrugged. "Don't thank me yet."
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Ed Ahern resumed writing after forty odd years in foreign intelligence and international sales. He's had over three hundred stories and poems published so far, and six books. Ed works the other side of writing at Bewildering Stories, where he sits on the review board and manages a posse of nine review editors.
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Ed Ahern resumed writing after forty odd years in foreign intelligence and international sales. He's had over three hundred stories and poems published so far, and six books. Ed works the other side of writing at Bewildering Stories, where he sits on the review board and manages a posse of nine review editors.
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The West Extorts Way More Money from Africa Than It Gives in Aid
We should be putting our western guilt to good use and pressuring government to regulate "investment" in the continent.
by Oscar Rickett
15 June 2017, 7:15am
The world's second-largest continent, Africa, is still defined in the western media in just two principle ways.
The more "woke" understanding of Africa is the idea of "Africa Rising", which is defined by images of young people on bustling streets speaking on mobile phones. "Africa Rising" stories tend to focus on smart entrepreneurs doing something tech-related in massive urban centres like Lagos, Nairobi or Cape Town. They promote an image of the continent that is considered modern and future-focused. These stories are often, as the Kenyan journalist Parselelo Kantai once put it to me, "insidious little fictions manufactured by global corporate finance".
The other main narrative is the more familiar one: hapless Africa, the tragic continent that can only continue to survive with the help of aid money provided to it by outsiders. This is the narrative of Live Aid and Bono, the story told to us immediately after news reports of famine and unrest in places that, we are made to believe, just can't get by without western charity.
Given these two themes, it would seem unlikely that more money is taken out of the 47 countries that form what is commonly called "Sub-Saharan Africa" than is put back in. Yet, British and African campaign groups, including Global Justice Now, released a report this month which found that, in 2015, much more money was taken out of Africa in the form of illegal extraction of natural resources, tax avoidance and spiralling interest on debt repayments than was "given" to the continent in the form of aid and grants.
The report, entitled Honest Accounts 2017 , finds that the countries of Africa are "collectively net creditors to the rest of the world, to the tune of $41.3 billion [£32.2 billion] in 2015".
Rather than Africa being a hapless continent dependent on the rest of the world, it is the exploited continent whose natural resources are enriching a local and global elite at the expense of the vast majority of its citizens, and whose governments can do little about the illegal syphoning of revenue into tax havens.
According to War on Want, 101 (mostly British) companies listed on the London Stock Exchange control an identified $1.05 trillion (£820 billion) worth of resources in Africa in just five commodities: oil, gold, diamonds, coal and platinum. Twenty-five of those companies are incorporated in tax havens.
While African countries receive around $19 billion (£14 billion) in aid in the form of grants, $68 billion (£53 billion) is taken out in capital flight. The main culprits are multinational corporations and corrupt officials with their large infrastructure of lawyers, bankers, accountants and financial advisors skilled in tax dodging.
The main device used is transfer pricing. By overpricing imports and under-pricing exports on customs documents, companies and individuals can move money to tax havens. This means that multi-national companies deliberately misreport the value of their imports or exports in order to reduce the tax they have to pay on them. Furthermore, these same companies repatriate $32 billion (£25 billion) in profits made in Africa to their home countries every year. Money made on the continent of Africa, then, is returned to enrich those outside of Africa.
The report goes on to say that African governments paid out $18 billion (£14 billion) in debt interest and principal payments in 2015. Though they received $32.8 billion (£25.6 billion) in loans, the overall level of debt is rising rapidly, and loans often lock African governments into even more debt: private lenders, the report notes, "are encouraged to act irresponsibly because when debt crises arise, the IMF, World Bank and other institutions lend more money, which enables the high interest to private lenders to be paid, whilst the debt keeps growing". Ghana is losing 30 percent of its government revenue to debt repayments. Private lenders benefit, while ordinary Africans suffer.
Illegal logging, fishing and the trade in wildlife and plants are also hurting Africa, with an estimated $29 billion (£22.6 billion) a year being stolen from the continent through these practices. Climate change is hitting the continent particularly badly; though of course the extractive and industrial practices that led to climate change were a phenomenon of non-African countries.
As Bernard Adaba, policy analyst with ISODEC in Ghana, says: "'Development' is a lost cause in Africa while we are haemorrhaging billions every year to extractive industries, western tax havens and illegal logging and fishing. Some serious structural changes need to be made to promote economic policies that enable African countries to best serve the needs of their people rather than simply being cash cows for western corporations and governments."
Many decades after the official end of the western empires in Africa, the continent is still being sucked dry by a cartel made up of small local elites, multi-national companies and foreign governments. The money given to Africa to help its so-called "development" is referred to as "aid", when in fact it should be seen as a form of reparations for a history of colonisation and ongoing domination that has left the African people almost as far from economic and social justice as they were when the European empires packed up and left in the years following the end of the Second World War.
Recognising the troubling role western governments and companies play in the impoverishment of Africa could serve as a beginning to reverse this process. The Honest Accounts report proposes a number of steps that can be taken to help reverse the flow of money out of Africa, including putting less faith in the extractives industry, enabling transparent and responsible lending and regulating the investment that corporations bring in to African countries.
The report also speaks of the damage done by enforced privatisation (sometimes disguised as aid) across the continent, and calls for the promotion of "economic policies that genuinely lead to equitable development". Currently, too little power lies in the hands of local people and the market is given free rein.
Tax havens are a key issue, one that was recognised in Labour's election manifesto, which said that the "current global tax system is deeply unjust". Jeremy Corbyn's party promises to "act decisively on tax havens", which play a key role in allowing vast sums of money to be taken out of Africa. The UK enables this wealth extraction to take place and sits at the head of a vast network of tax havens.
Finally, there is the need for more public recognition of what is going on. This is not about stoking up western guilt; it is about identifying the causes behind rising inequality in Africa and elsewhere, and about correcting a lazy media narrative that patronises and insults Africans while keeping everyone in a state of ignorance. The truth is this: Africa is still being plundered. It is time western governments and the western media stopped pretending otherwise.
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DOHA: Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation, had once said that it's 'dishonest' to 'believe in something and not to live it.' On the day of the legendary Freedom Fighter's 144th birth anniversary, India U-19 Head Coach Colm Joseph Toal -- in his seventh year with Youth National Teams -- echoed Bapu's words on various aspects in a candid interview with www.the-aiff.com two days prior to the Team's first match against Qatar in the AFC U-19 Championships. EXCERPTS:
India have been Clubbed with Uzbekistan, Qatar, Turkmenistan and Nepal in Group A. What are your expectations?
We know where we stand and stay aware of the Group which we are in. It's a tough Group and there is no denying that. Uzbekistan qualified for the U-20 World Cup Quarterfinals and Qatar are a very powerful side. The same applies to the other two Teams, Turkmenistan and Nepal.
Having said that, we have been very competitive in these Tournaments in the past and expect to be the same during the next ten days.
You have guided the Indian U-16 National Team to unbridled success qualifying for two AFC Championships in 2008 and the Team also made it to the Final Phase in 2011. Expectations are very high whenever Colm Joseph Toal is at the helm of any AFC Tournament. How do you cope with it?
During my time here, we are still to qualify for the AFC Championships with the U-19 National Team. We are focusing on that at the moment. As you go higher up the pyramid, competition becomes all the more tougher. Asian countries focus more on their U-19 Team than they do on probably their U-16 Teams.
We have had some very good individual results. It's just that we haven't been able to put together a string of good results in order to make the next grade. I remember in 2007, 2009, and 2011 we beat some very good Teams.
What is yardstick of measuring development for age-group Teams?
As you go down the pyramid, results are probably not as important as development. To see half a dozen or even more players making it to the (Airtel) I-League and the National Team is much more satisfying than getting nine points and qualifying for the AFC Championship. You need to set long-term goals for age-group Teams.
So winning is not important?
It is a phenomenon. Success breeds success. Since February this year, we have played 26 matches and won 23, drew 3; and that even includes our Exposure Trip to China. That reflects that along with development, you can get results too and I hope that we can continue this run here in Doha.
What gives you more satisfaction, bagging trophies with the age group teams or seeing them graduate into the Senior Team?
It's nice to pick up the newspaper on a Monday morning and read match reports where our boys who have come through the National Teams Programme featuring in top teams and doing well.
I remember the first group of Arrows in 2011 had 11 players chosen in Armando Colaco's World Cup Qualification Team. Six of those players went on to make their debuts for the National Team.
These players will be out in the cold from here. Development won't be the only yardstick then as they join I-League Clubs. As their Head Coach what would be your advice for them?
First I would like to say that the AIFF Academies Project has been a real success. The U-16 Team did so well in the AFC Championship Qualifiers. Rob (Baan) and Scott (O'Donell) have done a wonderful job with this Project.
Here in the Elite Academy we have a pool of talent. These Boys are really good. My advice for them would be that much more than football ability, they need to have a very strong mental attitude.
During their time in the National Team Squads and the Elite Academy they have been looked after very well. They will not receive the same amount of support when they join I-League Clubs.
Do you think the Clubs have the right kind of infrastructure for these Boys to cope?
Clubs like Shillong (Lajong), Pune FC, Salgaocar are starting to head in the right direction, building a Club and not just a first Team. This mentality has to change. It's not all about the First Team, it's about building and maintaining a Club for the future. The Clubs in India have been abdicating their responsibilities for too long regarding producing or developing players for their own Clubs and the National Team.
You are strong believer of building relationships with your Players. Throw some light on how the kind of relationship you share with your wards on and off the pitch.
(Smiles). The only ones who you cannot fool are your players! They know how good or bad you are. The best part about my tenure here in India has been the Players. I have worked with Youth Development in and out for the last seven years and the most positive part of the experience has been working day in and day out with good young Boys.
You have produced a lot of players who are doing very well at the National Level as well as in the I-League. Players like Lalrindika Ralte, Jeje Lalpekhula, Raju Gaikwad, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu among others, have been your products. Much more to come in the near future from this current crop?
We have some very good players in this Squad and it is a very young group. From the 23 we have here, 14 are 17 years and younger. We have 4 boys, all 1997 born who will be eligible for the next AFC U-19 Qualifiers as well.
How significant and helpful was the Exposure Trip in China?
It was very important. All Exposure Trips for Indian Teams from Senior to U-13 are vital. The first Arrows Squad in 2010-11 included 11 boys who had played U-16 in 2007-08 and U-19 in 2009. By the time they reached the I-League with the Arrows, those boys had played 33 International or Representative Matches outside of India.
By the time they went to the Arrows in 2010 they had played in 9 different countries and 3 different continents. That is the type of International Exposure all our young players need.
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Home grown figs are a delicious fruit to be able to pick in your garden and, even with the British climate, can be successfully grown and cultivated. If you're considering growing a fig tree or two, then here's a guide to getting started with growing figs in a greenhouse.
Where Can Fig Trees Be Grown?
Fig trees can be successfully grown in a heated greenhouse – either when directly planted into the soil or when grown in a container in a greenhouse. It's worth bearing in mind that it can be quite expensive to heat a greenhouse for the sake of a fig tree, and there's a lot of watering involved, so before you commit to growing a fig tree inside your greenhouse to take into consideration the pros and cons.
One good method of getting over these issues is to grow a fig tree in a container instead, as this can be then be moved outside in the warmer months and both you and your fig tree will get the best of both worlds.
The plants can grow to a considerable height – between 2m hight and 3.5m wide - and benefit from having something to grow up against, such as a wall, fence or canes going up the side of a greenhouse. In order to get the best from the plants, plant them 20cm away from the wall, so that they've got space to fan out and be trained up and along the wall.
Fig trees grow well in well-drained soil conditions, but also like chalky soil. They are best planted during the spring. One of the benefits of growing a fig in a container in a greenhouse is that you can restrict the growth of the roots, whilst also ensuring that you get more fruit.
For gardeners who grow figs entirely outside in the garden, they often plant the fig tree in a large pot, before lowering that down into a hole in the soil. By simply using a container, you get the best of both worlds, as the roots will automatically be restricted and you've got more of a chance of producing good fruit. A container is also a lot more flexible, as you can position it in a set place in your greenhouse for the majority of the time, but also move it outside, perhaps in a sheltered spot on a patio, in the height of the summer.
Greenhouse grown fig trees will need the same amount of plant care that outdoor grown trees will need. All fig trees need plenty of water, so it's good to get into a routine of watering them every day during the summer months, especially when it's hot.
Like other home grown fruits and vegetables, feeding your plants with extra fertiliser during the growing period can aid in the production of fruit. In the case of figs, an all purpose tomato fertiliser is actually quite efficient. Try using it once every two to three weeks, but stop when the fruits shown signs of ripening.
Greenhouse grown fig trees, and especially those grown in containers, are better equipped to survive the winter, although they may well still need extra protection in extremely cold weather. You can provide extra care by insulating the fig trees – try wrapping them with fleece or even with bubble wrap whilst the cold weather persists.
To help your figs continue to thrive, year after year, remember to add some more well-rotted manure, compost or mulch to the pots. In the spring of each year, they may well benefit from being given one dose of an all-purpose granular feed.
Ok, I just got approved for a USDA Resource & conservation high wind tunnel hoop green house: 30x74.I have help for this summer to put it up, have good top soil delivered, and neighbor to take his small front loader and spread it out nicely. This is a first for me.It will be "organic" in nature and I am interested in climbing produce such as beans, peas,etc but also would enjoy fragrant flowers since I hope to introduce natural preditors such as ladybugs, etc to the green house.Our growing season is not that long, but with the hoop house, to increase by 6 weeks.The plastic must come off for winter here since we get horrible wind storms in these hills in the fall and winter.We reach -20 to -30 below during wintertime with the windchill factor, sigh.I need help from what type of mulch, to row coverings to: are raised beds better than high rows?Sigh, old woman here has no clue.Thank you and I really like your site, it is the best one I have seen.


Bollywood actor Dimple Kapadia with daughter Twinkle Khanna (R) during latter's book 'Pyjamas are Forgiving' launch, in Mumbai, Friday, Sept 7, 2018.
Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar with his wife Twinkle Khanna during a promotional event for his film Padman in New Delhi.
Akshay Kumar son Aarav Kumar and wife Twinkle Khanna at the 64th National Film Awards function at Vigyan Bhavan, in New Delhi.
Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar with wife Twinkle Khanna at the birthday celebrations of fashion designer, Manish Malhotra in Mumbai.
Akshay Raheja, Twinkle Khanna and Amitabh Bachchan during Llyod OSM Award 2016, in New Delhi.
Actress Twinkle Khanna with Sussanne Khan during the launch of festive pop-up at The White Window, a home decor store in Mumbai.
Saira Banu, Dimple Kapadia and Twinkle Khanna during the launch of a book in Mumbai.
In a Facebook post, Lt Col Ahlawat called Khanna's idea of auctioning the costume "as sick as your funnybones jokes/book/blog".
The actor bore all the expenses, Rs 10 lakh, for setting up the portable toilet.
Akshay's comment had prompted Mallika's father, journalist Vinod Dua, to slam the actor on his Facebook page. The post has since been removed by the website.
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Post subject: Charlie isn't the same..
Hey guys, long time no see. I haven't been on for about 2/3 years I think. I've just got Charlie back after he stayed up at my mum's for a little over a year as I didn't have the space for him in the room I was renting. While he was at my mum's he stayed in my little sister's room. Not much happened in there as she was never in, and I can imaging he was incredibly bored, although my mum loves him so he was out at least once every day.
Anyway, now he's finally back with me he's changed. He doesn't scratch on the glass for attention or to come out anymore, he isn't really interested in what is happening outside his tank unless you're really close. He hasn't eaten a single bit of veg since he got back (about a month ago) and has eaten a few locus, but not many. He was never massive on his greens but he was improving.
My mum has said he hasn't been eating properly for a while now, and he doesn't really poo much either, not without a warm bath and a massage. He's only had one poo here too. He has had blood tests and they've all come back negative.
All he does is hide in his cave. I know it's winter and he might be brumating, but it seems out of character.
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Adult males tend to get pretty lazy and combined with winter I think that is what has happened. Of course if he's trying to brumate that wont help much but if his tests have all come back negative I'd be feeding what he'll take at the moment and see how he improves towards spring. Not much help I know but I'd say that is what is going on here.


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The outdoor terrace overlooking the square will become Edinburgh's new playground with lush potted plants, warming blankets and plenty of hot water bottles to keep the party going, whatever the weather.
From beautiful breakfasts and boozy weekend brunches, to power lunches and dinner dates, The Refinery's all-day menus will hit the spot.
Lounge at lunchtime with small plates, stylish mezze boards and seasonal salads or indulge in meaty burgers and superlative sandwiches. Kick back come suppertime with famed Drake & Morgan favourites including meaty braised beef shin with polenta or the veggie butternut squash risotto. Classics of creamy Thai coconut curry with your choice of chicken or prawns or fish pie with a cheddar potato crust are ideal for big appetites.
Desserts of indulgent chocolate brownie with vanilla ice cream and classic crème brûlée are the ideal finish to any meal.
We decided to get a few of the sharing plates.
We went for the Squid, Charcuterie Board and the Napoli Flatbread with Parmesan and Mozzarella.
Fans of the grape rather than the grain can take a globe-trotting adventure across The Refinery's over 40 strong wine list.
We got a bottle of Pinot Grigio, Brume di Monte and then some espresso martinis for dessert which were fabulous!
Must-try sips include the comforting Milk & Cookies (Bulleit bourbon, honey, milk and biscuits); the colour-changing La Magia (Don julio tequila, lime, butterfly pea tea and agave); and the warming Gingerbread Man (Ketel one vodka, gingerbread syrup, lime and apricot). All the classics are available too.
Coming here on a Friday night for Drinks and Nibbles is perfect! Great after work venue and great place for groups!
If you are familiar with the Drake & Morgan Group Venues you will know exactly what you are going to get!


Church membership is a public affirmation of someone's public profession of faith in Christ, and Jesus has appointed baptism as the means by which his followers publicly profess their faith in him. A church can't affirm the profession of someone who hasn't yet made that profession.
Baptism is how you publicly identify yourself with Jesus and with his people (Acts 2:38–41). It's how you visibly signify that you are united to Christ in his death, burial, and resurrection (Rom. 6:1–4). It's how you are identified before the church and the world as one who belongs to the Triune God (Matt. 28:19).


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Home Match Previews Carlisle vs Newport Prediction & Match Preview
Carlisle vs Newport Prediction & Match Preview
Carlisle United vs Newport
England – League Two
Venue: Brunton Park.
Carlisle United have been surprising their fans in recent by recording back-to-back positive displays in the league. They are bettering themselves from their cold slump since the beginning of this season. They have now gained the much needed competitive spirits and we can expect anything from them on the back of their present form.
Carlisle recorded a 2-1 win over Northampton in their most recent league fixture at home. With that win, they have woven a thread of four subsequent winning games in the league.
Meanwhile, Newport have been consistently sealing in points from their league fixtures so far. As a result of such a run, they occupies the third spot on the table with 59 points in hand. They have the support of a strong attacking and a decent defensive lineup.
Newport were last seen on a League Two match-day against Stevenage away from home. The match ended up in a 0-2 win for them. Recording the above positive outcome, they are now on the back of six unbeaten games in the league.
By the looks of things, either of these two outfits will go after the three points. Therefore, we expect a highly competitive affair at Brunton Park between Carlisle United and Newport in the 37th Round of League Two fixtures on Tuesday.
Carlisle United vs Newport Head-to-head (h2h)
Both Carlisle United and Newport have won and drew two apiece of their past 6 head to head meetings.
Carlisle United are unbeaten at this venue since 2015.
Both teams to score option landed in 5 of the total 7 h2h meetings between these two outfits at this venue.
Carlisle United vs Newport Prediction
We can see Carlisle occupying a spot outside the top half on the table. But their position is not what matters here. They possess an excellent form in the league of late. With such a positive run in trend, we can't expect them to be on the losing side here.
Newport also looks to have an excellent form in the league of late. Therefore, we are backing the draw option instead of concluding with a note in favour of either of these two outfits.
Carlisle United vs Newport Betting Tips
Draw @ 3.40 (12/5).
BTTS @ 1.83 (83/100).


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This responsive design checker tool lets you inspect your site's responsiveness in various devices such as desktops, laptop computers, tablets and smartphones of various screen sizes. To check the responsiveness of your site utilizing Responsive Design Mosaic tool, check out http://responsivedesignchecker.com/ and enter your site's URL. And by clicking various screen sized devices, you can inspect how responsive your site is.
You might have been using chrome from quiet long but do you know chrome processes a lots of other things that could make you a badass web developer, yes using chrome you can do a lot of stuff and mobile responsiveness checker is one thing among all of them. While on your site just right click and choose Inspect Element option. Now you can will see a small Mobile icon on top left hand side like in the above image click that, now choose the device you need to check responsiveness for, that's reload the page and your page will be loaded on that device and see if its friendly or no.
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LONT – zespół muzyczny założony w 2001 r. w Malborku. Grają cięższą odmianę rocka wzbogaconą o elementy muzyki elektronicznej.

Skład
 Łukasz Godlewski – śpiew, sampler
 Błażej Kucman – gitara elektryczna, programowanie, śpiew
 Jarosław Chojnacki – gitara basowa
 Roman Chojnacki – perkusja

Dyskografia
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Nagrody i wyróżnienia
 zwycięstwo na eliminacjach oraz finale Festiwalu Artystycznego Młodzieży Akademickiej FAMA 2008
 zwycięstwo na eliminacjach oraz finale festiwalu Brok'n'Roll 2008
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This week's item may not look like much, but it was an important part of keeping food, produced at the cannery, safe. This machine is actually a high powered magnet, invented in 1940. It was used to remove "tramp iron", small iron fragments that flaked off equipment in the herring reduction process. When fish being processed passed over this magnet, tramp iron would be pulled out and stick to the magnet, keeping it out of the finished product. What made this magnet different from earlier electromagnets was that it was completely liquid tight. Not only sealed in its cover, it was also filled with molten bitumastic sealing compound which solidified at room temperature, making it completely immersible. It was a helpful addition to herring reduction, unless you liked some iron crunch with your fish.


After moving into their new home in North Whales, PA the new owners wanted a new entry door made of real wood to dramatically transform the entryway. They loved the look of real wood and fell in love with our old world European line of wood doors. We installed a wood entry door in this beautiful 20 year old home. It's the little details and real craftsmanship that make this wood entry door exceptionally stunning. We adjusted the sizing of the opening and the space in the entryway as it was limited to begin with. The new wood entry door has become the focal point of the home and the homeowners love the finished product.


Windows includes a secure store that should be used. For instance, its curl.exe or libssh2 can leverage the schannel/WinSSL API.
Currently, PHP ssh2 on Windows assumes to be built only with OpenSSL.
Windows native WinSSL would be a better option by default.


The Jordis Crossbar Clutch is a convertible. When on a ride, wear it messenger style or fold it neatly over your bike to carry essentials to and from. The Jordis can also be worn as a regular clutch or a cross-body handbag.
3 hour class (with fabric pieces cut out prior to class).
Or a 4 hour class (with fabric pieces cut out in class).
Students might want to try larger, long pins for pinning through the heavy cotton and webbing or they might want to try binding clips to hold the webbing straps in place while they sew.
#14 or #16 needles for sewing the heavy cotton and webbing.
Each student will need ample space to cut and sew.
Have students cut out the fabric and interfacing pieces before class.
Try on bike and play with wearable options (cross-body, shoulder, or clutch).
The Lydia Bicycle Seat Cover featured on page 24 is one of the easiest ways to change the look of your bicycle in a fun print or a fresh color. This is a great class for Beginner/Advanced beginner. They will learn how-to make a ruffle, casing and sewing curves. Students will have a finished custom-made bicycle seat cover as their takeaway.
Additional ribbon and fabric for making multiple covers. Have your students consider making one out of laminated cotton with elastic as on page 29 with their new skills.
Provide enough space for each student to cut and sew.
Rotary cutters, clear, gridded rulers, and cutting mats for cutting out the band should be ready for students to easily access during class.


Streatham Tragedy is a letter written by Arthur Conan Doyle first published in the Daily Express No. 6726 on 4 november 1921.
From Sir A. Conan Doyle.
To the Editor of the "Daily Express."
Sir, — In your account of the youth who murdered two children you omitted to mention what religion he professed. That is reasonable enough, since no religion had always qualify an evil nature. But why, in the case of the Coates family, do you mention in large headlines that they were Spiritualists?
As many hundreds of thousands in this country profess that belief there must be weaklings among them. This particular case showed no connection between their belief and the deed, which was pathetic rather than wicked.
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Like many areas of the country, Oklahoma City experienced the financial impact of wide variations in the volume of metered water and wastewater flow, operating cost increases, and a substantial capital plan for replacement and new construction. TXP, in partnership with Public Financial Management (PFM), helped OCWUT develop revenue and cost projection methodologies and establish reserve policies that will help maintain both long- and short-term financial stability. To help meet these goals, TXP and PFM collected available financial and usage data, reviewed current financial models, engaged in multiple discussions with staff, and collected and reviewed economic, demographic and meteorological data.