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"It was certainly a great weekend at the boston sea rovers it demonstrated that with tenacity and good. Planning an in-person scuba show is possible. I'm hoping that we see this when we go out and attend the demon show in a couple of weeks out in las vegas. Congratulations to nick faiza. And all of the boston sea rovers for job. Well done once again. Thank you for listening to scoop shack radio. I'm very appreciative of all the support. And for those who continue to listen to the podcast. I'll be back again soon with another episode. Stay tuned for more.
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"Back in early march. Two thousand twenty. I just returned from the sixty sixth annual boston. Sea rovers clinic and danvers massachusetts. After i get back. I decided to write an article and i titled it does the boston. Sea rovers annual clinic still matter. We just started the dramatic. An unprecedented lockdowns dacoven nineteen worldwide pandemic. And little did we know that we would still be battling the virus eighteen months later but my assessment in that article. Was you bet it does well. I never did anything with that article. I filed it away inside the twenty twenty program and went about life the boston. Sea rovers however didn't let the pandemic stop them from successfully keeping their record going. The sixty seventh annual clinic was held on october second and third two thousand and twenty one. The early decision to move from the to the traditional march timeframe to october brought the time to get things opened up and safely stage. The show monty and i have been working with the boston. Sea rovers for about three years now in helping them with the clinic and it has been a labor of love but let's dive deeper into this year's event. The show was held. As i said on saturday october. Second and sunday. October third but before the official show actually opens. There are a number of workshops held on friday including the public safety workshop coordinated by monty and several workshops on underwater photography and training on visual tank inspection a full day of knowledge. Now friday night we attended the speakers cocktail party as guests of the sea rovers because speakers. Don't get paid at the clinic. The sea rovers thank them with this cocktail party. It is a great time to socialize. As it gets pretty high hectic. Starting saturday morning it was at the cocktail party that i received my blue badge as a friend of the boston. Sea rovers. I was honored to be recognized and proud to be affiliated with the rovers. What a great way to start off the clinic this year the daytime seminars featured thirty nine different presentations now. They were grouped in categories that included public safety diving photography and video dive technology shipwrecks and maritime history exotic places marine science and conservation coral reef eco systems and local diving. So you can see. There's a little bit for everyone. One of the really cool things about this show was that it was probably the first time since the pandemic that many of the exhibitors were doing a live show in reality. The last time they were actually were on the road at a show was march. Two thousand twenty at the boston. Sea rovers there were over forty booth setup even with the uncertainty of the covert situation. The exhibitors came out and they know it was great to see them. Also this year is the sixty fifth anniversary of the sinking of the andrea. Doria the boston. Sea rovers have a long history with the andrea doria. Starting with the first dive on iraq by peter gamble and team. Peter was a boston sea rover so to mark this event. There was an exhibit of artifacts from the andrea doria on display the exhibit hall and that that display included the ship's bell the foghorn the helm and other various pieces of china traditionally. The highlight of. The show is the saturday night film festival. Normally people are lined up for an hour or more in advance this year because it a pandemic the film festival was capped at sixty percent of the normal capacity to allow for spacing within the hall. But there were still a lot of people. Waiting enter the film festivals master of ceremonies. This year was dr greg. Skull mow his wit and humor created a great atmosphere this year. Joel and jennifer. Panir presented their work sharing their passion for ocean conservation and then rick simon's in jennifer celebrity did a presentation on their recently completed expedition to the lusitania and it was mesmerizing. We were then taken north of the fiftieth parallel by in canada by michelle lebron and julie we met and we were introduced to anticosti island to cap off the night. Howard and michelle hall amazed us with clips from their new production. So the the ocean a fantastic night. Sunday revolves around more seminars workshops in visits to the exhibit hall. The show wraps up around four pm and it was really encouraging to see that most people stay to the very end and take advantage of the various talks as we look ahead for the next couple of years. Two thousand twenty two in two thousand and twenty three. The plan is to keep the show in his new october timeframe. The boston see rowers however will evaluate this timeframe and get feedback from attendees and exhibitors to see if there could be a switch back to march one of the things. We did not have to contend with this year was the change of time to daylight savings when the show took place in march. It seemed to occur over the the time change weekend which made for a tough wake up on sunday morning also. We avoided snow. Seems like we were always the target of a late winter. Snow event during the show's weekend as i reflect back on weekend. I gotta say that i always come back energized and motivated. Maybe it's because i get to see a lot of folks who are passionate about scuba diving. Or maybe it's because one of the presenters that has me thinking about exploring something new or exploring something old one of the last presentations that i attended was titled for weather all muck diving in new england. Now if you've ever heard me talk on a show about fort weather. Aw it's one of our primary training locations. Will this presentation by ashley erkin was eye opening and gives me a whole new appreciation for his go to dive site. So now it's time to get back to work on the twenty twenty twenty two boston. Sea rovers clinic. I'm already looking forward to next october. First and second mark your calendars now for the sixty eighth annual boston. Sea rovers clinic..
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"Welcome to scuba shack radio episodes. Sixty-nine recorded monday october eleventh. Two thousand and twenty one scuba shack radio is a biweekly podcast and support of our mission to empower individuals with knowledge ability and experienced adventure underwater in pursuit of their aspirations and to advocate for ocean health and sustainability. Hi again everyone and thank you for tuning into this latest episode of scuba shock radio. I'm your host jeff since european. Oh well. I hope that your fall is off to a great start. I know we've had some very nice weather up here. In new england and we are just starting to see the colors of autumn pop out here in connecticut. It is definitely a spectacular time of year. As for the podcast. I've been working a lot over the past couple of weeks with molly hale who heads up the ambassador program verbal that's view are b. l. and we continue to push ahead with some ideas for really moving to scuba diving category. Along as we go forward. I will be publishing some work exclusively on verbal so stay tuned for that. I will continue to evolve the podcast overtime and hopefully add some new content as we close out two thousand twenty one and look ahead to two thousand and twenty two. It's hard to believe that soon. I'll be starting season for today's show will feature recap of the two thousand twenty one boston..
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"This is wet notes here on scuba shack radio for monday august thirtieth two thousand and twenty one. Well we have certainly had our fill of extreme weather lately just last week here. In connecticut we face the challenges of tropical storm on re just barely below hurricane strength and at the last minute it shifted east and we avoided the brunt of the wind rhode island wasn't as fortunate and now we have item a cat for hurricane hit louisiana. Extreme weather is now the norm. The news keeps getting worse. Recently there was a study published by nicholas bars from the potsdam institute for climate impact research and that was that the gulfstream could be varying towards irreversible collapse. Now the gulf stream is part of the atlantic meridional overturning circulation or a. m. Oc this circulation takes warm salty. Water from the tropics moves in north and then takes the cold water south. The study finds that the circulation is at its weakest in one thousand years. So what happens if the gulfstream collapses that will dictate extreme cold for parts of north america and europe. Is the collapse imminent well. That's not an easy question. Answer it could be decades away but as we have seen things are happening a lot faster when it comes to climate change not only will the disruption of the gulfstream resort in colder north american temperatures. It is predicted that there will be a rise in sea level disruption of the monsoon patterns and impacts on the amazon rainforest. An aunt arctic ice sheets. The study concluded that is that this is all a result of human endorse induced climate. Change in may of this year. I talked about a project out on lake. Tahoe called cleanup lake. That project had an ambitious goal of cleaning over seventy two miles of the mountain lake. So i thought i would give it a quick update on how the work is progressing. Now these numbers come from the cleanup delake website. Cleanup delete dot org as earlier this month. Team of divers has removed an amazing eight thousand. One hundred and twenty two pounds of trash were three hundred and three thousand six hundred eighty four kilograms and covered about twenty two miles or thirty four kilometers of coastline. There update indicated that they have completed seventy four dives over twenty seven days of diving. The diver's consumed two hundred and eighty six cylinders of air. Today there have been eighty one volunteers who have delivered two thousand six hundred and eleven volunteer hours. Now i'm not sure if they're on pace to meet their objectives but that's not always the measure success. The amount of continuing effort is what really counts. Keep up the good work guys. The annual boston sea rovers clinic for this year is just one month away. The two thousand twenty clinic happened just a couple of weeks. Before the corona corona virus lockdowns took effect. We really didn't know how serious things were then. Now as we continue to emerge from the pandemic the show may just have the distinction of being the last face to face. Scuba show in the world before the pandemic and the first face-to-face scuba show in the world post pandemic monty. And i were at the last meeting. And everything's proceeding for the october. First and second show the show will follow state and local mandates and as the days pass by. We are all hoping that the show will go off his plan. This year shows moved from the traditional march date to october as a result of the pandemic that you'd be a great time to enjoy some early fall weather in new england. It'd be great to get together and diving is certainly a social sport. Do you miss dive training magazine. I sure do. I think i've re reread all the back issues. We have a good shop at least three times. So what's happening with the publication. Well i reached out to catherine castle garcia the editor to find out the latest catherine informed me that they hope to be publishing again in the fourth quarter of two thousand and twenty one. Now that's some good news. The fourth quarter is not that far away. And i'm certainly looking forward to dive training magazine hitting the streets and finally here on wet notes. I wanted to give you an update on the situation with dutch springs. If you remember last time. I reported that the property owned by stu jill school had been sold to trammell crow texas developer. Who's planning to build a large warehouse facility on the property. The initial word was that dutch would shut down after the season while a lot has happened in the last couple of weeks i there was a petition that garnered over three thousand supporters to keep the place open and as we know petitions can only go so far then there was support from patty professional association of diving instructors patty due to white paper outlining the economic benefits dutch brings provides as a diving venue. Patty estimates that because dutch exists. It helps to generate three point. Four billion annual retail sales in the northeast they tag the economic benefit to bethlehem at thirty four point five million as for tax revenue. The paper indicates that about ninety. Eight point nine million is generated for state and local taxes and northeast and about two point one million for bethlehem in addition to patty support. The lehigh valley planning commission has called the proposal of disaster for the quality of life in the lehigh valley while it seems that there a great deal of opposition to maybe very little that can be done to stop the effort. One positive. I that i did see. Was that trammell. Crow was indiscretions with local officials to offload the fifty off lou to fifty acre quarry for community use. Just how would you get to acquire if they build the warehouses. I don't know while the saga is far from over. I would expect that we won't see. Dutch brings open for the twenty twenty two dive season but his al michaels once said. Do you believe in miracles. Well that's it for this edition of wet notes. Here on scuba shot radio for august thirtieth two thousand and twenty one
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"Well we have certainly had our fill of extreme weather lately just last week here. In connecticut we face the challenges of tropical storm on re just barely below hurricane strength and at the last minute it shifted east and we avoided the brunt of the wind rhode island wasn't as fortunate and now we have item a cat for hurricane hit louisiana. Extreme weather is now the norm. The news keeps getting worse. Recently there was a study published by nicholas bars from the potsdam institute for climate impact research and that was that the gulfstream could be varying towards irreversible collapse. Now the gulf stream is part of the atlantic meridional overturning circulation or a. m. Oc this circulation takes warm salty. Water from the tropics moves in north and then takes the cold water south. The study finds that the circulation is at its weakest in one thousand years. So what happens if the gulfstream collapses that will dictate extreme cold for parts of north america and europe. Is the collapse imminent well. That's not an easy question. Answer it could be decades away but as we have seen things are happening a lot faster when it comes to climate change not only will the disruption of the gulfstream resort in colder north american temperatures. It is predicted that there will be a rise in sea level disruption of the monsoon patterns and impacts on the amazon rainforest. An aunt arctic ice sheets. The study concluded that is that this is all a result of human endorse induced climate. Change in may of this year. I talked about a project out on lake. Tahoe called cleanup lake. That project had an ambitious goal of cleaning over seventy two miles of the mountain lake. So i thought i would give it a quick update on how the work is progressing. Now these numbers come from the cleanup delake website. Cleanup delete dot org as earlier this month. Team of divers has removed an amazing eight thousand. One hundred and twenty two pounds of trash were three hundred and three thousand six hundred eighty four kilograms and covered about twenty two miles or thirty four kilometers of coastline. There update indicated that they have completed seventy four dives over twenty seven days of diving. The diver's consumed two hundred and eighty six cylinders of air. Today there have been eighty one volunteers who have delivered two thousand six hundred and eleven volunteer hours. Now i'm not sure if they're on pace to meet their objectives but that's not always the measure success. The amount of continuing effort is what really counts. Keep up the good work guys. The annual boston sea rovers clinic for this year is just one month away. The two thousand twenty clinic happened just a couple of weeks. Before the corona corona virus lockdowns took effect. We really didn't know how serious things were then. Now as we continue to emerge from the pandemic the show may just have the distinction of being the last face to face. Scuba show in the world before the pandemic and the first face-to-face scuba show in the world post pandemic monty. And i were at the last meeting. And everything's proceeding for the october. First and second show the show will follow state and local mandates and as the days pass by. We are all hoping that the show will go off his plan. This year shows moved from the traditional march date to october as a result of the pandemic that you'd be a great time to enjoy some early fall weather in new england. It'd be great to get together and diving is certainly a social sport. Do you miss dive training magazine. I sure do. I think i've re reread all the back issues. We have a good shop at least three times. So what's happening with the publication. Well i reached out to catherine castle garcia the editor to find out the latest catherine informed me that they hope to be publishing again in the fourth quarter of two thousand and twenty one. Now that's some good news. The fourth quarter is not that far away. And i'm certainly looking forward to dive training magazine hitting the streets and finally here on wet notes. I wanted to give you an update on the situation with dutch springs. If you remember last time. I reported that the property owned by stu jill school had been sold to trammell crow texas developer. Who's planning to build a large warehouse facility on the property. The initial word was that dutch would shut down after the season while a lot has happened in the last couple of weeks i there was a petition that garnered over three thousand supporters to keep the place open and as we know petitions can only go so far then there was support from patty professional association of diving instructors patty due to white paper outlining the economic benefits dutch brings provides as a diving venue. Patty estimates that because dutch exists. It helps to generate three point. Four billion annual retail sales in the northeast they tag the economic benefit to bethlehem at thirty four point five million as for tax revenue. The paper indicates that about ninety. Eight point nine million is generated for state and local taxes and northeast and about two point one million for bethlehem in addition to patty support. The lehigh valley planning commission has called the proposal of disaster for the quality of life in the lehigh valley while it seems that there a great deal of opposition to maybe very little that can be done to stop the effort. One positive. I that i did see. Was that trammell. Crow was indiscretions with local officials to offload the fifty off lou to fifty acre quarry for community use. Just how would you get to acquire if they build the warehouses. I don't know while the saga is far from over. I would expect that we won't see. Dutch brings open for the twenty twenty two dive season but his al.
"Supreme in the magnum super. Well i knew. When i started this research on farallon line industries that would be a little more challenging than some of the other companies that i've researched farah line. Industries wasn't around very long but it looks like they did some really interesting stuff. I'm always amazed as i look back in history of scuba diving to see all the innovation took place to make our sport. What is today. So that's a little more of a look back at the history of our scooby.
"Couple of months ago. I told you about a guy who dropped off some vintage scuba quip at the shop. One of the regulators was an old poseidon cyclone and that spurred me to segment on poseidon here on the show. I also mentioned that the cyclone was complete with a set of farallon gauges and that there were a pair of farah line fins that were unfortunately torn so they got me thinking about doing some additional research on fairlon and doing a segment here on the show. I gotta tell you. Researching on industries was a bit of a challenge. It was difficult for me to piece the information together. So some of this may be a little bit out of sequence. Let's start at the beginning. Or what i think is the beginning from my research. I believe it was somewhere around. Nineteen sixty nine. That guy named ralph osterhaudt was working on a diver propulsion vehicle or dp that he called the mark one. It seems that this was pretty successful. Product and the us navy decided to purchase two dp marquand from ralph and it appears that that's when he started foulon industries. Farallon is the name of a small group of islands about twenty six miles due west of san francisco. I wasn't familiar with the farallon islands but found out some interesting stuff about them from what i read. They were originally called the islands of the dead by native americans and then given the name farallon meaning cliffs by the spanish. I'm not exactly sure. Why ralph named is company farallon industries. Farallon was based in belmont california which is between san francisco in palo alto on the san francisco bay side. The address was listed as one three three three old country road. But when i google map data address it came up with one three three three county road now. I like to take a look at the street view at these locations to see what it looks like today and today one three three three county road in belmont california looks like a self storage facility. One of the ways that i researched founded on industries was to look back at old trademark registrations impacts when registering a trademark or patent near sometimes a description of the business on one of those registrations the businesses described as as a california corporation producing goods and services for skin and scuba divers equipment namely self-propelled vehicles for transporting scuba divers. Interestingly i saw a fair aligned dp up for auction just yesterday. I think one of their most famous patents was also in early one. It looks like it was around seventy one and that was the shock dart famous because of its uses a prop in nineteen seventy five blockbuster draws the shark dart is described in the patent as a compressed gas injector weapon including parts. Therefore you may also see these come up for auction from time to time and complete rig gets pretty pretty expensive now. There were a whole lot of patent issued to caroline industries in the nineteen seventies. It looks like it looks like there was another row involved with foulon who is also inventor and that was ralph sham champion in an old article that i read who's identified as the president of farah line industries and was listed on a number of different patents. So let's take a look at some of these products in one thousand nine hundred seventy four. It looks like they submitted a patent for a decompression indicating instrument and it said it was an analog computer then in one thousand nine hundred seventy five. They produced a pressure gauge and started to design fins over time. They introduced the farah thin the fahrenheit which was a rechargeable hand-held light and then in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight farallon industries was issued a patent for a pilot regulator that said it incorporated a novel valve assembly in the second stage in the form of a unique main diaphragm valve and a pilot valve assembly. Now i did try to trace. What actually happened to farrell on. There's some indication that it was acquired by a company called tacna. But if you look on the oceanic website they say that. Bob hollis took a big step forward with oceanic when he acquired foulon industries around nineteen seventy six giving oceanic full line of scuba equipment with an innovative line of instrumentation products. I'm not exactly sure when oceanic stop branding their products with the farallon logo. I did find a price list and catalog. from nineteen seventy eight. They're still showed a lot of the farallon. Products including their low profile pragmatic mask their patented molded mouthpiece swim snorkel. The farah light farah fins and all their instrumentation they were also still producing four versions of their diver propulsion vehicle. The mark to the mark sri mark for mark five. Interestingly in that cadillac. I did see that. Both the farallon. An oceanic logos were shown together. And oh by the way you could still get the shark dot and he came in two flavors the magnum supreme in the magnum super. Well i knew. When i started this research on farallon line industries that would be a little more challenging than some of the other companies that i've researched farah line. Industries wasn't around very long but it looks like they did some really interesting
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"Couple of months ago. I told you about a guy who dropped off some vintage scuba quip at the shop. One of the regulators was an old poseidon cyclone and that spurred me to segment on poseidon here on the show. I also mentioned that the cyclone was complete with a set of farallon gauges and that there were a pair of farah line fins that were unfortunately torn so they got me thinking about doing some additional research on fairlon and doing a segment here on the show. I gotta tell you. Researching on industries was a bit of a challenge. It was difficult for me to piece the information together. So some of this may be a little bit out of sequence. Let's start at the beginning. Or what i think is the beginning from my research. I believe it was somewhere around. Nineteen sixty nine. That guy named ralph osterhaudt was working on a diver propulsion vehicle or dp that he called the mark one. It seems that this was pretty successful. Product and the us navy decided to purchase two dp marquand from ralph and it appears that that's when he started foulon industries. Farallon is the name of a small group of islands about twenty six miles due west of san francisco. I wasn't familiar with the farallon islands but found out some interesting stuff about them from what i read. They were originally called the islands of the dead by native americans and then given the name farallon meaning cliffs by the spanish. I'm not exactly sure. Why ralph named is company farallon industries. Farallon was based in belmont california which is between san francisco in palo alto on the san francisco bay side. The address was listed as one three three three old country road. But when i google map data address it came up with one three three three county road now. I like to take a look at the street view at these locations to see what it looks like today and today one three three three county road in belmont california looks like a self storage facility. One of the ways that i researched founded on industries was to look back at old trademark registrations impacts when registering a trademark or patent near sometimes a description of the business on one of those registrations the businesses described as as a california corporation producing goods and services for skin and scuba divers equipment namely self-propelled vehicles for transporting scuba divers. Interestingly i saw a fair aligned dp up for auction just yesterday. I think one of their most famous patents was also in early one. It looks like it was around seventy one and that was the shock dart famous because of its uses a prop in nineteen seventy five blockbuster draws the shark dart is described in the patent as a compressed gas injector weapon including parts. Therefore you may also see these come up for auction from time to time and complete rig gets pretty pretty expensive now. There were a whole lot of patent issued to caroline industries in the nineteen seventies. It looks like it looks like there was another row involved with foulon who is also inventor and that was ralph sham champion in an old article that i read who's identified as the president of farah line industries and was listed on a number of different patents. So let's take a look at some of these products in one thousand nine hundred seventy four. It looks like they submitted a patent for a decompression indicating instrument and it said it was an analog computer then in one thousand nine hundred seventy five. They produced a pressure gauge and started to design fins over time. They introduced the farah thin the fahrenheit which was a rechargeable hand-held light and then in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight farallon industries was issued a patent for a pilot regulator that said it incorporated a novel valve assembly in the second stage in the form of a unique main diaphragm valve and a pilot valve assembly. Now i did try to trace. What actually happened to farrell on. There's some indication that it was acquired by a company called tacna. But if you look on the oceanic website they say that. Bob hollis took a big step forward with oceanic when he acquired foulon industries around nineteen seventy six giving oceanic full line of scuba equipment with an innovative line of instrumentation products. I'm not exactly sure when oceanic stop branding their products with the farallon logo. I did find a price list and catalog. from nineteen seventy eight. They're still showed a lot of the farallon. Products including their low profile pragmatic mask their patented molded mouthpiece swim snorkel. The farah light farah fins and all their instrumentation they were also still producing four versions of their diver propulsion vehicle. The mark to the mark sri mark for mark five. Interestingly in that cadillac. I did see that. Both the farallon. An oceanic logos were shown together. And oh by the way you could still get the shark dot and he came in two flavors the magnum.
"This is what notes here on scuba shack radio for sunday. July eighteenth two thousand and twenty one first up. Today is an update on the upcoming boston. Sea rovers clinic. Historically the clinic was held in the early part of march just before the start in the northeast dive season. The show actually happened in march. Two thousand twenty just before the country shut down it was probably the last scuba diving show before cove. It wasn't possible to conduct the clinic in march. Two thousand twenty one as we were still at a high point of covy nineteenth spread infections so the decision was made to move the show to the first weekend of october in two thousand twenty one fall in massachusetts. That should be pretty neat. Tickets are on sale now for the boston. Sea rovers to day clinic in danvers massachusetts. Right now the early bird special is still available. You can attend the daytime. Saturday and sunday clinic along with the saturday night. Film festival for seventy five dollars. You can pick and choose your options and that's a pretty good deal. Don't wait check out the boston. See your oversight for all the details and get your tickets now now. Here's something new to help you with your fish identification. It's something called name that fish dot com name. That fish dot com was created by a guy named jake easterling and he is the co founder of a company called scuba. School botox mission is to reduce the cost and time requirements to monitor coral reefs by using artificial intelligence autonomous underwater vehicles and citizen science. I guess and of course this work. Jake developed a database of fish and came up with the idea of taking people's underwater video footage and identifying fish in the video. If you go to the name net fish dot com website you can view short video on what the finished product looks like. Jake also has assured Tutorial on how to make a submission the site says it will accept dot m. p. four emo v dot j. peg in png files. Max file. Size is one hundred megabytes and must be at least seven hundred. Twenty p or higher processing time is one to five days the more fish more processing the rare species. The longer it takes to verify and if your quality isn't that good don't be don't need more time to process. There's a little bit of disconnect on pricing. Jake says into in his short tutorial that you can set any price you think is best but there's also a button that says it costs three ninety nine in any event. Why don't you just go out and take a look at name. That fish dot com. I recently hadn't really interesting email. Come across my desk a few days ago and it was from reef divers. If you're not familiar with reef divers they operate with the clearly came in resorts. Cobol coast on grand came and the little cayman beach resort and the beach resort. They're known for their valet diving. Well reef divers is expanding our operation in the caribbean to turks. Keiko's now they are partnering with east bay resort on south. Keiko's it looks like they plan to be up and running there by late. August east bay resort sits on a mile long beach and boasted. Every room has a beach view. To get south goes she'll need to fly into providence jalis and then you can take either a short air hop over or board the ferry. It's not that long of a ride resort officer an all inclusive option. That seems pretty good reef divers outstanding operator in the caymans so sure that you can look forward to superior valet service from nemo turkson. Keiko's as well so many places to go diving. What it dilemma. Just about every week. Get an update from michael light. Any contains various tips and tricks for better underwater photography plus they also provide some product updates but also in this email is some other interesting information last week. They introduced me to an organization called washed ashore and the articles title said using discarded plastic to save the ocean. Now washed ashore. It is a five. Oh one three or c three nonprofit arts and environmental education organization aimed at bringing to light the world's plastic pollution problem. Well how well washed ashore started by angela ponzi who is a lifelong lover of the ocean and after the death. Her husband from a brain tumor. She turned to the ocean for healing. What she also found was that the ocean needed healing as well so she turned her artistic talents into creating sculptures. That are marine-related using the plastic. That is washed up ashore and they do some spectacular sculptures. I was also amazed by the fact that they have over fourteen thousand volunteers. Working with washed ashore. These are not small sculptures. Either you can check them out at washed ashore and take a look at some of their work. You will be amazed well. I'm sure that we've all heard about the billionaires who are competing to go into space amazing stuff for someone who grew up at the start of the space race in the nineteen sixties. But there's also another race going on and that's the race to build the world's deepest pool at the top of the list. Right now is deep dive. Dubai located in nod al sheba. Which is fifteen minutes from downtown dubai. It's an amazing sixty meters deep. That's one hundred ninety seven feet and contains fourteen million liters of water or three point. Seven million gallons. The pools constant thirty degrees celsius or eighty six degrees fahrenheit. It is team doesn't abandon sunken city. Now that's pretty cool. They have an onsite hyperbaric chamber restaurant gift shop and dive shop. Put this in perspective. The other deep pools around the globe include. Why forty in italy at forty two point one five meters deep spot in poland at forty five point four meters and there's either one coming online or it's online and crom cornwall england. That's called blue vis at fifty meters deep. I wonder if there's some kinda limit on just how deep can build a pool. I'm sure we'll be amazed and finally today. Here's another message in a bottle story. this time. It comes from michigan. It seems that jennifer dour the owner and operator of nautical north family adventures of scuba snorkeling. Glass bottom boat company was cleaning a windows on her glass bottom boat in the cheboygan river when she spotted the bottle inside. The bottle was a message from ninety. Five years ago it read will the person who finds a bottle return his paper to. George morrow cheboygan michigan until where it was found. The message was dated november. Nineteen twenty six. Jennifer posted this on social media and george morrow daughter michelle who's now under seventies reached out michelle indicated that her father was probably eighteen years old when he put the message out. There sounds like the battle didn't travel very far. However now i wonder just. How many messages in bottles are out there. Well that's it for this edition of wet notes here on
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"Now. Here's something new to help you with your fish identification. It's something called name that fish dot com name. That fish dot com was created by a guy named jake easterling and he is the co founder of a company called scuba. School botox mission is to reduce the cost and time requirements to monitor coral reefs by using artificial intelligence autonomous underwater vehicles and citizen science. I guess and of course this work. Jake developed a database of fish and came up with the idea of taking people's underwater video footage and identifying fish in the video. If you go to the name net fish dot com website you can view short video on what the finished product looks like. Jake also has assured Tutorial on how to make a submission the site says it will accept dot m. p. four emo v dot j. peg in png files. Max file. Size is one hundred megabytes and must be at least seven hundred. Twenty p or higher processing time is one to five days the more fish more processing the rare species. The longer it takes to verify and if your quality isn't that good don't be don't need more time to process. There's a little bit of disconnect on pricing. Jake says into in his short tutorial that you can set any price you think is best but there's also a button that says it costs three ninety nine in any event. Why don't you just go out and take a look at name. That fish dot com. I recently hadn't really interesting email. Come across my desk a few days ago and it was from reef divers. If you're not familiar with reef divers they operate with the clearly came in resorts. Cobol coast on grand came and the little cayman beach resort and the beach resort. They're known for their valet diving. Well reef divers is expanding our operation in the caribbean to turks. Keiko's now they are partnering with east bay resort on south. Keiko's it looks like they plan to be up and running there by late. August east bay resort sits on a mile long beach and boasted. Every room has a beach view. To get south goes she'll need to fly into providence jalis and then you can take either a short air hop over or board the ferry. It's not that long of a ride resort officer an all inclusive option. That seems pretty good reef divers outstanding operator in the caymans so sure that you can look forward to superior valet service from nemo turkson. Keiko's as well so many places to go diving. What it dilemma. Just about every week. Get an update from michael light. Any contains various tips and tricks for better underwater photography plus they also provide some product updates but also in this email is some other interesting information last week. They introduced me to an organization called washed ashore and the articles title said using discarded plastic to save the ocean. Now washed ashore. It is a five. Oh one three or c three nonprofit arts and environmental education organization aimed at bringing to light the world's plastic pollution problem. Well how well washed ashore started by angela ponzi who is a lifelong lover of the ocean and after the death. Her husband from a brain tumor. She turned to the ocean for healing. What she also found was that the ocean needed healing as well so she turned her artistic talents into creating sculptures. That are marine-related using the plastic. That is washed up ashore and they do some spectacular sculptures. I was also amazed by the fact that they have over fourteen thousand volunteers. Working with washed ashore. These are not small sculptures. Either you can check them out at washed ashore and take a look at some of their work. You will be amazed well. I'm sure that we've all heard about the billionaires who are competing to go into space amazing stuff for someone who grew up at the start of the space race in the nineteen sixties. But there's also another race going on and that's the race to build the world's deepest pool at the top of the list. Right now is deep dive. Dubai located in nod al sheba. Which is fifteen minutes from downtown dubai. It's an amazing sixty meters deep. That's one hundred ninety seven feet and contains fourteen million liters of water or three point. Seven million gallons. The pools constant thirty degrees celsius or eighty six degrees fahrenheit. It is team doesn't abandon sunken city. Now that's pretty cool. They have an onsite hyperbaric chamber restaurant gift shop and dive shop. Put this in perspective. The other deep pools around the globe include. Why forty in italy at forty two point one five meters deep spot in poland at forty five point four meters and there's either one coming online or it's online and crom cornwall england. That's called blue vis at fifty meters deep. I wonder if there's some kinda limit on just how deep can build a pool. I'm sure we'll be amazed and finally today. Here's another message in a bottle story. this time. It comes from michigan. It seems that jennifer dour the owner and operator of nautical north family adventures of scuba snorkeling. Glass bottom boat company was cleaning a windows on her glass bottom boat in the cheboygan river when she spotted the bottle inside. The bottle was a message from ninety. Five years ago it read will the person who finds a bottle return his paper to. George morrow cheboygan michigan until where it was found. The message was dated november. Nineteen twenty six. Jennifer posted this on social media and george morrow daughter michelle who's now under seventies reached out michelle indicated that her father was probably eighteen years old when he put the message out. There sounds like the battle didn't travel very far. However now i wonder just. How many messages in bottles are out there..
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"Hello again everyone. Thank you for tuning into scuba shack. Radio i'm your host jephson's european. Oh well. I'm not exactly sure how the weather has been in the rest of the country but up here in new england. It has been a very wet month of july so far we have experienced frequent showers some periods of intense thunderstorms and also. We had some very heavy rain as a result of tropical storm. Elsom and what. My grass is loving the water. I think we are already to dry out a little bit. At least when we're on land. Scuba shack crew is backed down at dutch brings in bethlehem pennsylvania this weekend there conducting a dry suit certification class along with the patty advanced open watercourse. This is actually the third trip this year to dutch for scuba shack and we still have two more to go. Unfortunately i wasn't able to make this trip. Hopefully i'll be there in august. It has also been a fairly busy july at the shop so far. It's great to see people. Starting their diving adventures. Our classes are full and everyone seems to be having fun. Great to get our lives back to normal after a very challenging year on today's show. I'm gonna go back in time again to discuss another early. Scuba equipment manufacturer farallon line industries. Now one of the original five but certainly an interesting company. Ba first is our news and information segment here. Scuba shack radio.
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"This is wet notes. Scuba shack radio's news and information update for sunday. June sixth two thousand and twenty. One first up. I like give you a quick update from stewart. Coves dive bahamas stewart. Coves has moved to new location. In coral harbour. Coral harbour used to be home of dive dive dive in nassau scuba center. Both are now gone. Stewart just moved to this new property in the last month and he has bought and he has big plans for the place right now. The main building is under significant renovation. So he has constructed some temporary structures to accommodate divers while things progress. I had a nice chat with stuart on his plans to build out the facility. And make it a great place to do your diving. When in nassau we are really looking forward to seeing how everything evolves move when we get back there next year. Good luck. Stewart as you begin this new phase. I'm sure you will make it a world class diving operation in the may two thousand and twenty one edition of the divers alert network. Safety stop newsletter. They introduced the return of the dan tags. So what are they will. The dan tags are small round crafted aluminum tag. That can easily attach to your. Bcd you tag will be laser engraved with important emergency information. That will help in the event that something happens. The dan tag will include your name date of birth. Your dan membership number any specific medical information. You'd like to disclose like allergies or other medical conditions plus contact. They're pretty attractive. Bright red and are easy to order from the dan website. The cost of the dan tag is twenty dollars. Check them out at divers alert network dot org and go to their online store in personalized. Your tag a couple years ago magazine. Podcast did a series on ballast and it was hosted by allen. Kelsey well ellen is back with a new five part series called the sound aquatic the ocean and the antra pause the first episode debuted on may twenty fifth and will run each week through june twenty-first. This series is about the sound scrapes that scientists are recording the surprising ways that animals talking. Listen and how the cove nineteen pandemic triggered a quietness in the ocean that is renewing commitments to lower ocean noise. The podcasts are quick moving and entertaining. You can find them at hawkeye magazine dot com or on any of your favorite podcast apps. Oh and if you wanna know what andro pause means. The term refers to a global reduction in modern human activity and it was coined by researchers in june. Two thousand twenty article in nature ecology and evolution. Guess she learn something new every day now. Here's some discouraging news out of grand cayman and it doesn't have to do with the covid nineteen pandemic but rather about another disease outbreak among coral the stony coral disease or sc td. According to an article in the came encompass an isolated area containing disease was spotted at life off a smith cove. And that's along the south west coast and that's not good. The came in department of environment also reported infected sites amal along grand cayman's east coast the now suspects that divers and boat operators be spreading it although scientists are still not exactly sure how stony coral tissue disease spreads. If you look at the outbreak map you get the feeling that it could be divers or boat. Operators there are new disinfecting guidelines for local divers. Not sure how these will translate to us when the caymans open back up again as if we didn't have enough to contend with with covid nineteen now it stony coral tissue disease and our dive gear every day. Now we're learning about more destinations for diving opening up around the world. One of these locations is bon air. There was an article on dive. News wire from the bon air tourism department. That indicated that. Us flights will resume. On june fifth and the country is launching an island-wide health initiative american and delta will be resuming their wednesday and saturday flights from miami and atlanta. Unlike the bahamas of it appears that you'll still need an antigen or pcr tests even if you are vaccinated before entry and of course for returning to the united states. It sounds like you might be able to get these tests at the airport or at three other facilities on the island so even though bonaire will open. Be sure you're properly prepared. Hopefully in the near future you'll be able to travel without restrictions if you're fully vaccinated and finally here on wet notes. I just saw that. Bob ballard has a new book out and it's titled into the deep and memoir from the man who found titanic a couple of years ago. We met doctor ballard at the sixty fifth boston. Sea rovers clinic and his presentation was fascinating. Some sure the book will be equally fascinating. There was an article on cnn where they interviewed bob allard. And according to this article the book delves into some of the most defining moments of his personal life including the tragic death of his son. Ballard turned seventy nine in june and he said that depend pandemic. He had a lot of times on his hands. So he teamed up with christopher drew the new york times who's an investigative journalists to write the book into the deep by robert. Ballard would be a good one to add to your summer reading list. Well that's it for this edition of wet notes here on scuba shack radio
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Apple Announces Apple TV, Three New iPods Designs, Social Network in iTunes
By Jane McEntegart, Marcus Yam 2010-09-02T02:20:00Z
Apple held its fall event today and it was a doozie. Aside from Apple TV, we also got a completely new iPod line, new iTunes (complete with social network) and a peak at iOS 4.2. Whew!
Apple's event today packed plenty of surprises. If you missed our live blog, you can check it out here. But it's hump-day and we're all busy people so there's a condensed version below if you're short on time.
New iPods
The fall Apple event is always iPods and music orientated. Though this year did bring an Apple TV announcement (it's not called iTV), the biggest surprise still involved iPods, amazingly enough. This is because Apple decided to completely revamp the iPod line, introducing all new designs across the line.
The iPod shuffle is both regressing and progressing as Apple is bringing back the click-wheel from the second generation shuffle, but keeping the VoiceOver playlists that everyone loved about the third generation shuffle. It's teeny, holds 15 hours of battery and it comes in five colors. Available next week, it's got 2GB of storage and it costs $49.
The iPod nano also got a major redesign, despite the fact that it was updated last year. Apple ditched the video camera that they added just recently, completely took away the scrollwheel, made the screen smaller and added multitouch. It's now a tiny little cube with a multitouch display covering the front of the device. Steve and his friend's also added the clothes-clip that shuffle users will be familiar with. It's still got Nike+, an FM radio, a clock, etc, everything is just in a really small package. While the old iPod nano was supposed to be pretty good for watching videos (hence it's widescreen display), I can't imagine anyone but Thumbelina would want to watch video on this thing. Swipe to either side to reveal more menu items (playlists, artists, radio, Nike+), and use two fingers to rotate the screen. This has 24 hours of battery and comes in seven different colors. It sells for $149 for the 8GB version, $179 for the 16GB. Again, it'll be available from next week.
Last in the line of iPods is the iPod touch. The touch went on a diet this summer and the new model is much skinnier and sleekier. Other than that, it's pretty much the same aesthetically. This generation comes with the iPhone's Retina display, offering 4X the number of pixels, the Apple A4 chip, 3-axis Gyro, iOS 4.1 and two cameras. The front-facing camera is for FaceTime, which allows users to video call with other iPhone and iPod touch owners. The back camera is capable of shooting HD video. Again, just like with the iPhone, you can edit and upload these videos directly from the iPod. It's got a 40 hour battery life and it's retailing for $229, $299, and $399 for the 8GB, 32GB and 64GB, respectively. Like the other two, it's also available next week.
Steve Jobs also revealed some details about iTunes 10, which is available for download starting today. The biggest change in iTunes 10 is Ping, a new social networking service that allows you to follow updates from friends and favorite musicians. With Ping you can see your friends favorite music, gigs that bands you like are playing, and photos from various different artists. You can follow tons of people or just a few, and there's the option to have all your shared posts, songs, and photos visible to just a few people, or you can share with everyone.
Also added in to iTunes 10 is a space-saver that makes list-view look a little more colorful. If you have more than five songs from the same album, Apple will take the space from the repeated album name listing and use it to display that albums art work instead. For songs where you don't have the complete album, iTunes will still display the name of the album where it always has.
Apple also changed the logo of iTunes, ditching the CD and opting for a music note inside a blue circle.
This is the one a lot of people have been waiting for: A streaming TV service from Apple. Rumored to be called iTV, Apple has instead kept the Apple TV moniker and reinvented the old version. The company reduced the size of the device, so it's now 75 percent smaller, and a cool graphite color instead of the old brushed silver.
Portswise, it's got just three in the back: Power, HDMI and Ethernet. If you don't want to use Ethernet, it's also got built-in WiFi. To keep the price of content down, Apple is moving away from purchasing and towards rentals. Renting movies costs $4.99 for new movies on the day they're released on DVD. This price will drop as the movie gets older. Renting TV shows costs just 99c an episode. Apple has currently only partnered with ABC and Fox, but hopes that more networks will come onboard when they see how great the service is. In addition to renting, Netflix subscribers can stream content from the service like nobody's business. Steve Jobs called this, "the best implementation of Netflix yet." As for price, Appe is killing the old $299 price and replacing it with the much more wallet-friendly $99. The new Apple TV is available in four weeks time.
Steve also briefly demonstrated iOS 4.2, which will focus completely on iPad. When it comes out in November, it will bring wireless printing; AirPlay, which allows users to stream photos, video or music to their Apple TV from their iPad or iPod; and of course, multitasking.
Check out the live blog for a more detailed run down of today's event!
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Q: Compiled program cannot find a library First of all: I'm a total newbie.
I have a compiled program that raises this error:
ERROR: pl2xpce: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
ERROR: Failed to initialise the XPCE tookit.  This is normally
ERROR: caused by a missing or incompatible X11 library.
ERROR: See http://www.swi-prolog.org/build/issues/xpce.html
ERROR: Sorry, cannot recover from this.  Process terminates.

I have read here that maybe the library is placed somewhere out the foreign search path. My library is placed in /usr/lib/swi-prolog/lib/amd64/pl2xpce.so. So, my questions:

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*how can I check which is the foreign path?

*how can I make my program find this library?

I'm on an Ubuntu 13.10 machine with the development version of SWI Prolog.
Thanks in advance.
EDIT: I posted the very same question on the SWI-Prolog mailing list and following their advice I just switched back to the stable version. Everything seems to work now.

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*Normally the library path is configured under the /etc/ld.so.conf.d/ directory,
On my machine, the /etc/ld.so.conf file contains all .conf file under that directory
➜  data-analyse git:(master) cat /etc/ld.so.conf
include /etc/ld.so.conf.d/*.conf

*So you can just create another conf file under /etc/ld.so.conf.d/(for example
prolog.conf which contains the path to the prolog library) and then run the
sudo ldconfig command to update the ld path

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Man attacks woman he falsely believed tried to run him over
Clarence Crime generic
Jarrard Potter
Jarrard Potter Journalist
A SOUTH Grafton man assaulted a woman at a service station and smashed a window of her car with a skateboard after mistakenly believing she had tried to run him over earlier that day in an "unprovoked attack", a court has heard.
Dean Steven Lear faced Grafton Local Court on Tuesday for sentence after pleading guilty to common assault, intimidation with intent to fear physical harm, damage property, possess prohibited drug, fail to appear to court in accordance with bail conditions, resisting police in execution of duty and assaulting a police officer in execution of duty.
The court heard that at around 11pm on April 4 this year the 40-year-old was at the Coles Express service station in South Grafton with a skateboard when the victim arrived and parked near a petrol pump.
Lear walked towards the vehicle and started banging on one of the windows, and the victim wound down the driver's side window and told Lear to "f--- off".
According to the police facts Lear then accused the victim of trying to run him over earlier in the day, then reached in through the open window and punched the victim in the face.
A witness told Lear to leave the victim alone which distracting him and allowed the victim to get out of the car and take a photograph of Lear, who then approached the victim. With the skateboard raised above his head he again approached the victim then grabbed her by the wrist and said "don't you know who I am, you're a dead c---".
The court heard the victim tried to explain she had been at work all day and had no idea who Lear was, but he refused to listen and then struck out at the vehicle with the skateboard twice, breaking one window.
The witness again told Lear to leave the victim alone and that police were on their way, and Lear fled the scene.
The following day officers from Grafton Police found and arrested Lear, where they found him in possession of 0.25g of marijuana.
The court then heard that Lear failed to appear to answer to the charges in Grafton Local Court, and on July 13 was convicted in absence and a warrant issued for his arrest.
On July 15 at 12.10pm police attended the Great Northern Hotel in South Grafton and found Lear, who became argumentative, telling police the charges were "bulls---" and that he shouldn't have to attend court.
Lear then refused to comply with directions and struggled with police during his arrest, which saw capsicum spray used to bring Lear under control.
In Grafton Local Court on Tuesday magistrate Kathy Crittenden accepted that Lear had some mental health issues with anxiety and attention deficit disorder which contributed to his false belief that "some wrong" had been done to him and that "the victim was involved in almost running him over".
"The harm to the victim needs to be acknowledged, as it would have been a terrifying incident, an unprovoked attack," the magistrate said.
"Your conduct was unwarranted and would have caused the victim considerable fear and distress."
Lear was sentenced to three months behind bars, backdated to July 15, and a community correction order for 12 months.
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Karaoke Revolution (Software Only)
Karaoke Revolution offers the most comprehensive, robust and diverse karaoke content to the market, boasting 50 master tracks including today's best hits and memorable classics from the past.
Karaoke Revolution offers the most comprehensive, robust and diverse karaoke content to the market, boasting 50 master tracks including today's best hits and memorable classics from the past. Karaoke Revolution brings more musical content than any other karaoke game releasing this fall. Crooners will get a chance to immerse themselves into the game by taking the stage as their very own avatar, and performing in their own customized venue. The song list includes a variety of artists from Coldplay to Amy Winehouse and for the first time, there will be five popular Spanish-language songs for players to sing along to.
Become a singing sensation with a whole range of great new features:
Players can choose between single player Career Mode and a newly expanded Party Mode.
There will be an option to create playlists in order to sing songs in succession; the player can select up to five songs to perform to or choose to play songs at random.
All venues offer limitless customisation. Choose from a large selection of stages, props and lighting options to create the venue of your dreams.
Players can create a virtual representation of themselves, including facial and body morphing.
Karaoke Revolution's official song list includes:
Pink - "So What"
The All American Rjects - "Gives You Hell"
Coldplay - "Viva la Vida"
Rod Stewart - "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy"
Miranda! - "Enamorada"
Jackson 5 - "Dancing Machine"
Rhianna - "Disturbia"
Taylor Swift - "Love Story"
Modern English - "I Melt With You"


MB1001 ParkSonar-EZ-72 | MaxBotix Inc.
Features of the MB1001, ParkSonar-EZ-72, include one-inch resolution, both proximity and range information for the nearest detectable target, and various output options: high/low logic level and RS232 serial.
The ParkSonar‑EZ line is designed to detect vehicles within a calibrated detection zone. The ParkSonar-EZ proximity sensors report when a vehicle, or other detectable target, enters the detection zone. The target is released after leaving the ParkSonar-EZ's detection zone.
The MB1001 has a detection zone of ~6 feet. The MB1001 will allow for 14+ simultaneous sensors depending on sensor mounting and environment.
Ranges from 6 inches to 254 inches. 9-foot detection zone for proximity information with a ~10-second acquire time and ~5-second release time.


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from Mumbai, Maharashtra
Rahul (name changed on parents' request) lives in the slums of Dharavi in Mumbai and his father works as a laborer in a printing press. Zoya lives in the slums near Jogeshwari and her father got expired recently. Her mother is not earning enough to support her family with two more kids. Laxmi (name changed on parents' request) lives near Thane Station and his father has a tea stall near railway station.
The future of all three of them was on stake and soon their family's financial and social background could have lead them to join the vicious circle of poverty, illiteracy and even child labor. When volunteers of Tapasya Pratishthan identified them as eligible for school admissions under section 12.1.c of RTE Act, it turned out to be a magical moment in their life.
This is despite the fact that Education is the fundamental right of all children by birth. Section 12.1.c of the RIght to Education (RTE) Act reserves 25 % seats in private unaided schools for children from socio-economically disadvantaged background. In the State of Maharashtra alone there are nearly 1.26L such seats out of which 40% remain vacant every year. Sounds unnerving? It is, indeed, but just like Rome was not built in a day, even this crisis did not surface overnight. This is the effect of the compounding of vicious cycles of policy implementation and technological challenges, the receiving end of which are small souls who if given an equal opportunity at education have the potential to be no less than Dr APJ Abdul Kalam.
Today Rahul, Zoya and Laxmi are studying in good private schools of their choice near their home and all of them are very happy studying there. Today dreams of their parents to send their kids in a good school got fulfilled due to RTE Act.
RTE 12.1. c is one such opportunity through which children can get better education and have a great future. Section 12.1. c of the Right to Education Act, mandates for 25% reservation in unaided private schools for children belonging to economically weaker sections and disadvantaged groups.
This year, Tapasya Pratishthan is running a campaign to help 12,000 kids enroll into schools of their choice, under RTE Sec 12.1.c In Mumbai, Thane, Pune, Nashik and Jalgaon there are 45,000+ seats available in private schools for children from low income communities, which is a great opportunity for the under served masses. There is very low awareness among the poor families about this provision. So, we have started an educational information campaign to create awareness in 100+ Slums in focused areas. We support the candidates at every stage - identification, checking eligibility, documentation, application and admission.
We require financial support for the following in order to achieve the mission of enrolling 12K children in schools:
- Printing 2,00,000 Pamphlets and distributing them
- Setting up helpline center with 12 tele-callers
- 25 Application Desks to collect and process the applications


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Tanaquil Le Clercq: Afternoon of a Faun - Full Film
Premiere: 6/20/2014 | 00:01:15 | TV-PG
In this outtake from American Masters - Tanaquil Le Clercq: Afternoon of a Faun, Le Clercq's friend describes the lack of respect the former ballerina was shown, most likely because she was in a wheelchair. Le Clercq used humor as a comeback to set the offender straight about her abilities.
The dancer Tanaquil Le Clercq lived her life fully after being partially paralyzed by polio at the age of 27. She taught ballet classes at Dance Theatre of Harlem and wrote a cookbook as well as a children's book. Her legs and one hand may not have functioned as they once did, but everything else about her continued to thrive, including her wit.
"She had an astonishing sense of humor about her physical condition," says her friend Randy Bourscheidt in an outtake interview from American Masters — Tanaquil Le Clercq: Afternoon of a Faun. He tells a story illustrating how people with a visible disability are not always shown the respect they deserve, and how humor is always a good comeback.
Le Clerq, in a wheelchair, and Bourscheidt faced a long line at a New York City movie theater, so they approached the manager to ask if they could go to the head of the line in order to secure a place that would accommodate them.
Bourscheidt describes what happened: "Looking at me over her head, he said 'Does she get out of the chair?' and from below him she said, "Yes, and she talks, too!"
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I wrote about this chapter on the Romans 6 page. This is my favorite chapter of Romans so far!! One I would love to memorize!
If you've wondered whether or not you've truly been born again, this is a good place to start. Powerful.
After dealing with the struggle with sin in chapter 7, Paul returns to the victory we have over sin, but further identifies the influence and power that allows us to have victory as the Holy Spirit Himself. If we don't have the Spirit, then we don't belong to Christ (v 9). It's a good litmus test…do we sense His conviction, do we desire and see evidence of His fruit, does our spirit resonate with Him?
But if we do have the Spirit, we can believe and expect His power and guidance to be there for us to be more than conquerors.
Romans 8:28 and 37-39 are awesome….great material for a conversation. I am game if you are….
Romans 8:28 is my "life verse," the promise that finally set me free from anxiety! And Romans 8:37-39 reminds me that I am God's child, and therefore, I cannot be separated from Him, period, end of argument — and that puts to death any doctrine that says I can "lose" my salvation. I used to really struggle with that, because over my lifetime, I saw many who professed faith in Christ at one time (typically in high school or younger), and who would say were Christian (and even go to church regularly), but who lived in obvious devotion to their own flesh and even to the works of the kingdom of darkness.
Both of these promises are only for those who are truly His, in Christ. That's where things get iffy. When Christ returns, there will be a number of people who believe they're His who discover they never were. They even did/do works in His Name! But they did them in another's power. I'd love to talk more about this, and how to make sure people (young people, especially!) aren't misled.


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Q: Convert EBNF grammar to PEG I have an EBNF grammar and want to convert it to PEG (https://github.com/anatoo/PHPPEG):
query = { word | wildcard }
word = ( [apostrophe] ( letter { alpha } ) ) | " , "
letter = " a " | ... | " z " | " A " | ... | " Z "
alpha = letter | " 0 " | ... | " 9 "
apostrophe = " ' "
wildcard = " ? " | " * " | synonyms | multiset | optionset
synonyms = " ~ " word
multiset = " { " word { word } " } "
optionset = " [ " word { word } " ] "

Can anyone explain how to convert from one to another, or if there's somewhere where I can read about it?
Thanks!
• the question mark (?), which matches exactly one word;
• the asterisk (*), which matches any sequence of words;
• the tilde sign in front of a word (∼<word>), which matches any of the word's synonyms;
• the multiset operator ({<words>}), which matches any ordering of the enumerated words; and,
• the optionset operator ([<words>]), which matches any one word from a list of options.

A: There are several Peg implementations, and all of then add something to the general conventions addopted by Peg, which are:

*

*The operators "*", "+" and "?" have the same meaning as in regular
expressions;

*Alternatives are actually priority choices, and they use
the "/" operator to indicate that difference;

*The operators "&" and "!" designate positive and negative zero-length lookahead (i.e. they don't advance the 'current' pointer);

In EBNF repetition is represented by "{ }", which in Peg is represented by the "*" operator, meaning zero or more repetitions of the subject. As an example, your first grammar rule could be represented as follows in an hypothetical Peg implementation:
query = (word / wildcard)*

The EBNF "[ ]" operator has the same meaning as Peg's "?" operator, meaning that the subject is optional. Here is your second rule as it could be converted to Peg:
word = (apostrophe?  letter alpha*) / ","

Finally, several Peg implementations allow for the use of regular expressions directly in their grammar. See how your third rule could be represented in such Peg:
letter = [a-zA-Z]

Deppending on the language you are using and the specific Peg implementation, a few things may change, but I hope these guidelines point you to the right direction.


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Your magazine has such high production values and is always so beautiful – which of course is why it makes your advertisers look so good.
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Q: Rooting Linux via mysql I have a CentOS 5.6 x86 installed. I have full access to mysql but it seems I have forgotten Linux root password. How I can access the root via MySQL? Is it even possible?
Update: MySQL Version is 5.0.77

A: I am not a MySQL expert but I don't believe that MySQL allows you to execute arbitrary (shell) commands.
Furthermore MySQL would have to run as root which I hope it doesn't.
So in order to achieve that you would probably need two exploits: One hacking MySQL itself and giving you shell access and another for becoming root: a local root exploit (privilege escalation). You probably don't want to do either of them.
You can easily reset the password by booting the system with the kernel parameter init=/bin/bash or by booting from another medium (CD/DVD/USB), chrooting into the installed system and call passwd there.
But the whole story seems strange to me. Who does not have SSH access with keys instead of a password?