MUMBAI: A group of more than 100 experts sounded a pre-election alarm Friday over Indian economic data, accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government of tweaking or burying unwelcoming numbers.
Modi is vulnerable over his economic record in the polls starting on April 11, in particular a failure to meet promises to create enough jobs for the million Indians entering the labour market each month.
The warning comes after India's central bank chief quit in December in a spat over alleged government interference. His successor, a Modi ally, oversaw a economy-boosting cut in interest rates last month in his first monetary policy meeting.
The 108 economists and social scientists said in an open letter that Indian statistics were "under a cloud for being influenced and indeed even controlled by political considerations".
"(Any) statistics that cast an iota of doubt on the achievement of the government seem to get revised or suppressed on the basis of some questionable ideology," they said.
The opposition Congress party of Rahul Gandhi, who has called Modi's record on employment a "national disaster", jumped on the letter.
"How much more can this govt. embarrass us on a global level?," the party said on its official Twitter account.
Economists in fellow emerging Asian giant China and abroad have long suspected that data there is also massaged, often noting that full-year gross domestic product hits Beijing's pre-set targets with suspicious regularity.
In 2015, the Indian Central Statistics Office (CSO) revised economic output numbers for past years, changing the base year and showing significantly faster — and questionable — growth rates.
The letter also questioned a revised growth rate of 8.2pc in 2016-17, "the highest in a decade!", that "seems to be at variance with the evidence marshalled by many economists".
That raised particular suspicion since it was when "demonetisation" — one of Modi's biggest and most derided economic policies when 86pc of banknotes were withdrawn — hit businesses hard.
This was followed in 2017 by the tardy rollout of a nationwide new Goods and Services Tax (GST), which has been praised by experts but which has had considerable teething problems.
The letter also noted that a major and overdue survey on employment has still not been released. Two senior statistics officials have resigned in protest at the delay.
All these economists are fake. India is doing well. Come and see for yourself. A false narrative being generated in election time.
Most of those 'feel good' progress numbers were fake, and many Indians are debunking the government claims like they debunked those comical surgical strikes.
Fake numbers, fake strikes, fake pride. You need no enemy.
Do anything! Say anything! It is going to be Modi again. Why? Because there is no alternative.
Authenticity of data is something which should remain unstirred,let's keep politics and one's urge to belittle the other away from these reputed institutions.
@Anon, 1.3 billions Indians do not have alternative to Modi. This is what RSS and BJP followers think. What a shame.
@Anon, No alternative in a country of 1.4 billion? That makes it a dooms day scenario!
Which puts Modi in the same category as Tayyip Erdogan attempting to run the national bank himself.
Besides that the GDP growth rate of India in modi tenure has come down from 8.7% in 2015 to 6.4% as of 2019.
India is doing exceedingly well with GDP growth exceeding 7%. This is fastest growing large economy. This is despite US $700 Billions of bad not performing loans of Government Banks and non banking finance companies left over by previous government. Inflation below 4%. These are commendable numbers.
Who are these 108 mysterious economists? Do they have names and have some credibility?
@MG, these economists are stooges of congress.
Modi Nawaz Bhai bhai when it comes to fudging data.
@Lost cause, are the economists fake, or more likely you are out of your depth talking about matters which you obviously don't understand?
Which party these so called 'experts' belong to.
Are all the Indians commenting here highly qualified economists and finance experts?
Do they know the ABC of such issues.
People still have faith in Modi, despite these inconveniences because they know that there is no magic wand .
@Art kp , we dont need alternative as Modiji is doing gud work for India and its citizens.


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More than 100 underwater animal species found living on 2,200-year-old Mediterranean shipwreck
[Dec 16, 2021: Frontiers]
The ship's ram as it was found on the seabed off Sicily at a depth of nearly 90m. (CREDIT: K. Egorov / Società per la Documentazione dei Siti Sommersi – Global Underwater Explorers (SDSS-GUE))
On March 10, 241 BCE, a sea battle took place near the Aegadian Islands off northwestern Sicily. A fleet equipped by the Roman Republic destroyed a fleet from Carthage, ending the First Punic War in Rome's favor. But scientists have now shown that this destruction and carnage utimately made a a rich flowering of marine life possible.
In a recent study in Frontiers in Marine Science, they reported finding no fewer than 114 species of animals, coexisting in a complex community, on a ship's ram from a Carthaginian galley sunk in the battle.
This is the first study of marine life on a very ancient wreck. The ram is not only a priceless archeological find, but also a unique window into the processes by which marine animals colonize empty sites and gradually form mature, stable, diverse communities.
"Shipwrecks are often studied to follow colonization by marine organisms, but few studies have focused on ships that sank more than a century ago", said last author Dr Sandra Ricci, a senior researcher at Rome's 'Istituto Centrale per il Restauro' (ICR).
Researchers sampling marine animals from the bronze ship's ram. (CREDIT: Istituto Centrale per il Restauro (ICR) - Laboratory of Biological Investigation)
Here we study for the first time colonization of a wreck over a period of more than 2,000 years. We show that the ram has ended up hosting a community very similar to the surrounding habitat, due to 'ecological connectivity' – free movement by species – between it and the surroundings."
New possibilities for life at the bottom of Earth's oceans, and perhaps on other planets
Earth now has a 5th 'Southern Ocean' according to National Geographic
Organization partners with public to design coral reefs and restore marine environment
An archeological marvel
The ram, nicknamed 'Egadi 13', was recovered in 2017 from the seabed around 90 meters deep by marine archeologists from the Soprintendenza del Mare della Regione Sicilia, directed by Dr Sebastiano Tusa, in collaboration with divers from the organization Global Underwater Explorers.
It consists of a single, hollow piece of bronze, engraved with an undeciphered Punic inscription, and is around 90cm long, 5cm thick at the front edge, and has a weight of 170kg. Because the ram is hollow, it has accumulated organisms and sediments inside as well as outside.
In 2019, it was cleaned and restored by ICR material scientists. As part of the restoration, all marine animals were collected alongside hardened biological materials and blocks of sediments from inside and outside the ram. These samples were then studied by Ricci and colleagues from ICR, the University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy's National Interuniversity Consortium for Marine Science (CoNISMa) and National Research Council, and the Sapienza University of Rome.
The 'constructors'
The scientists' aimed to compare species associated with the ram with those found in natural Mediterranean habitats, and so reconstruct how it had been colonized – mostly by dispersing larvae – from these habitats. Another focus was to understand the mechanisms by which species already established at the ram can allow other species to thrive.
Ricci and colleagues found a species-rich community, structurally and spatially complex, with 114 living invertebrate species. These included 33 species of gastropods, 25 species of bivalves, 33 species of polychaete worms, and 23 species of bryozoans. This species assemblage was statistically most similar to those found in shallow-water detritus beds and seagrass meadows, and on well-lit rocky seabeds and 'coralligenous' reefs, which are built on hard substrates in dim light by algae with calcareous skeletons.
"We deduce that the primary 'constructors' in this community are organisms such as polychaetes, bryozoans, and a few species of bivalves. Their tubes, valves, and colonies attach themselves directly to the wreck's surface," said coauthor Dr Edoardo Casoli from Rome's Sapienza University.
"Other species, especially bryozoans, act as 'binders': their colonies form bridges between the calcareous structures produced by the constructors. Then there are 'dwellers', which aren't attached but move freely between cavities in the superstructure. What we don't yet know exactly is the order in which these organisms colonize wrecks."
Corresponding author Dr Maria Flavia Gravina concluded:
"Younger shipwrecks typically host a less diverse community than their environment, with mainly species with a long larval stage which can disperse far. By comparison, our ram is much more representative of the natural habitat: it hosted a diverse community, including species with long and short larval stages, with sexual and asexual reproduction, and with sessile and motile adults, who live in colonies or solitary. We have thus shown that very old shipwrecks such as our ram can act as a novel kind of sampling tool for scientists, which effectively act as a 'ecological memory' of colonization."
For more science news stories check out our New Discoveries section at The Brighter Side of News.
Note: Materials provided above by Frontiers. Content may be edited for style and length.
Tags: #New_Discoveries, #Oceans, #Shipwreck, #Underwater, #Marine_Life, #Global_Good_News, #Science, #Research, #The_Brighter_Side_of_News

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A New Book from Photographer John McQuarrie - theHumm June 2020
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John McQuarrie is a photographer and publisher of the recently released book Almonte, Spirit of Place. We contacted him to find out how his most recent book came to be, and how the current lockdown is affecting its reception in the community.
theHumm: Your photos are stunning — can you tell us a bit about your training and background?
John McQuarrie: Like many working photographers, I simply consumed print and online tutorials along with each advance in imaging technology to continually add new tools to my skill set over the years. In the process I found that the diverse elements of the areas I studied continually built upon each other in a way that worked beautifully. As my almost 50 published photo books will reflect, each one is just a little bit better than the last, but the learning never stops. I would also like to point out that, unlike the "olden days" of film, our new digital world of imaging tools has changed the face of photography to the point where those JPEGs that move from your cameras to your computers are only the starting point for your special photographs. That digital file you created has a lot of your work hidden in those pixels that can be made to reveal details you saw when you pressed the shutter button but do not now show up in your image. People often ask me what percentage of the images in my books are "Photoshopped". The answer is "100".
Your approach is to take the photos and then to find local writers to do the wordcrafting — what are the advantages of this collaborative approach?
As you read the wonderful stories written by your neighbours and friends, stop and take a moment to imagine all that this book would have lost without their heartfelt contributions. Flat and one-dimensional comes to mind.
So yes, the oldest colour images in Almonte, Spirit of Place were taken on July 26, 2019. And the story of my first ten minutes appears on the front cover flap as follows: "It had been some time since it happened. Talking here about a simple 'smitten at first sight' experience. It was early on the morning of July 26, 2019 when I first visited Almonte. Approaching along Main Street, the view through my windshield suddenly flipped from ordinary to extraordinary the moment I crested a hill, heading down to a river that had to be the Mississippi — then, on my left a stone flour mill beside a pedestrian bridge crossing the river to downtown. Next, an aged white powerhouse, and another old mill with a tantalizing series of staircased residential terraces overlooking a steaming waterfall. A left turn onto Mill Street was impossible to resist, and a spell was being woven as I drove slowly up and through this 19th-century dreamscape. In very short order, a red light offered a few seconds to decide on the obvious necessity of a left turn. Good things happen when advancing downhill on 'Bridge Streets' everywhere. What I soon discovered was the Old Town Hall on the river, and a parking lot that demanded yet another left turn. A rising sun was warming the tops of some of the buildings around me, and I knew in that moment that a book was being born. And, of course, you now hold in your hands the offspring of a love affair."
Later that morning I made a long-anticipated visit to Mary and Terry Lumsden at Mill Street Books and they outdid themselves, from the moment I introduced myself. One of the first of their recommendations was that I connect with Millstone News and theHumm. Best advice that ever came my way! And much of my good fortune in the process of building this book started in their shop.
How does it help to have someone "from away" see and show the area with a fresh perspective?
For this one I will defer to Mayor Christa Lowry and her lovely and most-flattering Foreword that speaks to this point, an excerpt from which follows here: "While John's photography is truly a work of art on its own, what makes his book such a treasure is how he has woven stories from the people of Almonte, Blakeney, Appleton, Clayton and Pakenham into the pages. Not only does John's photography itself provide unique angles, depth and dimension, varying perspectives are also articulated from the quotations and stories included from the people who live here. While his spectacular photographs are of landscapes and architecture, the actual story John tells is about people and community. Like when returning home 'from away', John's stunning work has given me yet another lens to see my community from new angles. I thank you whole-heartedly, John, for sharing your striking perspective of our beloved home." —Christa Lowry (March 2020)
Her roots are over 200 years deep and she answers your question perfectly. As a photographer I look for warm light shining on beautiful places that show off their "best sides". I don't need to know much of anything about them to do this reasonably well, but doing the words is for people living in the "256".
Why did you choose Almonte, and where are you thinking of heading next?
It was more like Almonte chose me! By mid-summer of 2019 my Toronto, Spirit of Place (coincidentally, also with a foreword by another mayor, John Tory) was launched and distributed in the GTA and I was beginning the design of Vancouver, Spirit of Place. Normally my workflow is to make photographs in the spring — summer — fall and do the designs in the winter. So I was craving a little shooting. I had always been attracted to Lanark County so decided to do exploratory shoots in Carleton Place, Perth and Almonte. Started with Almonte and never left. I felt like the proverbial "kid in the candy store" and I could eat all I wanted. But those other two towns are still on the table.
Your press release includes this quote from Mason Cooley: "Books give us someplace to go when we have to stay Home." How do you think the current situation is affecting the book's reception?
The book's rather robust reception has been a most encouraging sign for us, and the sentiment reflected in Cooley's quote (c.2000) seems to resonate now, particularly, in the midst of our current situation. People have to have hope, and a book like this, which shines a light on the extraordinary community this place is, will perhaps help to put a hopeful face on just how much we have to look forward to when we get to the other end of all this.
What are you personally most concerned about during this pandemic?
Apart from all of the obvious fear and tragedy, my biggest hope is that the new normal that must follow will be as close as possible to the old. And there can be no doubt that our experiences now will make everything in our futures taste better. Of course, a vaccine would be a nice condiment.
What are you optimistic about in terms of what happens to our community (or perhaps specifically Canadian authors/publishers and local bookstores) during and after the pandemic?
For the book business in general, I have seen a growth in the challenges since 2008 that makes me work a little bit harder every year and I have adjusted my workflow accordingly. My new interest in looking at smaller communities like Almonte is certainly encouraged by this book's success, right out of the gate.
And for your community, I have to be optimistic when I see your appetite for arts and culture, the value you place on supporting local businesses, and your unbridled enthusiasm for the place you call home. I love your chances.
You can order this glossy 152-page book now from Mill Street Books by calling 256–9090. Mary and Terry will donate 10% of the book's sales to the Almonte General Hospital.
Where to Find the June Humm - theHumm June 2020
We're heading out to deliver the June issue of theHumm! Because things have changed a wee bit since the last time we did our distribution, here's a list of the places we will be trying to deliver to. Hours and more information can be found at the links. Happy Humm hunting!
Almonte:
Dandelion Foods dandelionfoods.ca
Don's Meat Market donsmeatmarke......
Jeff Wallace — Wallflower Turned Art Auctioneer! - theHumm June 2020
By Sally Hansen
A new artist is blossoming in our midst. Rising to the COVID-19 challenge, Burnstown artist and businessman Jeff Wallace is discarding his anonymity and charging into the fray, determined to make a positive contribution. But first, introducing:
Jeff Wallace — Artist
Wallace has only recently arrived in a place in his life where his first love, art, is able to play a bigger role. As Forrest Gump's mama always said, "Life is like a box of chocolates. You......
COVID, Kids, & All the Feelings - theHumm June 2020
By Nicki Gallo
There's this exercise that I like do when I work with kids. It helps us to explore how our feelings are something that we experience in our bodies as well as our minds. First, I give the child a piece of paper with the outline of a person. I ask them to colour the location on the body where they feel certain emotions and match it with a colour. For example, they may feel red/anger in their hands: "I'm so mad I could punch someone!" Or feel yellow/nervousness in their bellies: "I have b......
Supporting Local Artists: In Person and Online! - theHumm June 2020
By Miss Cellaneous
The good news for area art lovers is that many local galleries have been able to re-open — most with reduced hours and all with extra safety precautions in place. We highly recommend a visit to Almonte's General Fine Craft generalfinecraft.com and Sivarulrasa Gallery sivarulrasa.com , Riverguild Fine Crafts in Perth ...more
PRIDE of Place
An interview with Michael Rikley-Lancaster - theHumm June 2020
Michael Rikley-Lancaster is the Curator of the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum and a member of the group that was planning to launch the first-ever Mississippi Mills PRIDE Week this June. We contacted him to find out how both the Museum and MM Pride are faring.
theHumm: Since becoming Curator, you (with the assistance of your staff, board and numerous volunteers) have made many improvements to the Museum and have hosted incredible exhibitions by artists from......
Talking Transformation
An interview with Noé Charron - theHumm June 2020
Noé Charron is a 22-year-old non-binary trans woman (who uses both she/her and they/them pronouns) who started her transition while growing up in Almonte and working at Baker Bob's. We contacted her to find out how her transitioning was perceived and received by the community, and what advice she has for people who want to try and foster a more welcoming and compassionate atmosphere.
theHumm: As an employee at Baker Bob's, you were one of my only examples of someone who......
Embers of Hope
Embracing Life in an Age of Ecological Destruction and Climate Chaos - theHumm June 2020
By Kris Riendeau
Bonita Ford is a co-founder of Permaculture Eastern Ontario and author of the new book Embers of Hope: Embracing Life in an Age of Ecological Destruction and Climate Chaos. We contacted her to find out how this book came to be, and how she hopes it can help us all to "nurture the small forces that may radically transform our world".
theHumm: You had me from the title, because hope seems to be one of the most precious "commodities" — albeit one that isn't for sale ......
Ice Cream Contest!Play "Passport to Brain Freeze" - theHumm June 2020
By Sarah Kerr
Hello again friends! I hope you and your littles are ready for a 3-month summer "vacation". But one from the '50s without camps, daycares or programmed sports… and for many, juggling working from home. Sounds idyllic, right? Okay, this doesn't exactly sound like vacation, but if there's any advice that I can offer it's that the summer of quarantine begins now!
Yes, you may be wondering if I'm the minister of education to declare something like that, and to be clear… no I am not. But as the d......
John McQuarrie: Like many working photographers, I simply consumed print and online tutorials along with each advance in imaging......
A Time of Transformation - theHumm June 2020
By Kris & Rob Riendeau
Welcome back to the print version of theHumm! We are thrilled to return to this format, and we sincerely hope that this issue finds you well. As you might imagine, it is a bit different from our ......
Faces & Fabric
of a small town during pandemic - theHumm June 2020
As the community grapples with a pandemic that is radically reshaping every aspect of public and private life, we are striving to capture the historic shift through the eyes of everyday people in M......
Lots of Time to Plant! - theHumm June 2020
By David Hinks
Missed planting the vegetable garden on the May 2-4 weekend (well it was a bit early this year)? Do not despair if you haven't planted your entire vegetable garden yet. It is not at all too ......
KITCHEN at Sivarulrasa Gallery
An Exhibition in Partnership with the Carleton Place & Beckwith Heritage Museum - theHumm June 2020
Until July 10, Almonte's Sivarulrasa Gallery is pleased to partner with the Carleton Place and Beckwith Heritage Museum to present KITCHEN, an exhibition that elegantly combines wo......
Rural Root Zooms into Spring with Couples - theHumm June 2020
At its best, community theatre brings together people from all walks of life to share ideas and create friendships. This has been Rural Root Theatre's strength since 2005, and they have no intent......
Poplar - theHumm June 2020
By Susie Osler
A Poplar round supports my weight. Its dying body lies here, sprawling in pieces around me. Rings of honey-coloured carbon circle in around dark, decaying heartwood that Woodpeckers have already ......
PRIDE in the Valley! - theHumm June 2020
Here's an overview of PRIDE plans (as of press time) across the Ottawa Valley. We recommend following these groups on Facebook, because things may change and activities may be added as it becomes......
Role Models for Rough Times
James Naismith and John McLendon - theHumm June 2020
Just as we were going to print, stories about the death of George Floyd started hitting the news and social media. theHumm doesn't report on breaking news, but we thought this information about a......
Bike Boom
The Resurgence of Cycling in Uncertain Times - theHumm June 2020
By John Pigeau
Following a national trend, business at local bike shops is booming.
"A hundred percent, absolutely," says Pete Wood, owner of Heritage Bikes in Perth. "A lot of people are finding that......
"Trishaw" Crowdfunding Campaign Launched - theHumm June 2020
With support from Lanark County Council and several local businesses, Cycling Without Age Lanark County (CWALC) has taken the next step by launching a $7,000 crowdfunding campaign with the goal o......
Back to the Books! - theHumm June 2020
By Karen DeLuca, Librarian
The past few months has certainly been posing a challenge to readers everywhere.
For some it has meant exploring those long-forgotten books neatly displayed on bookcases at home. For others ......
Enough's Enough! - theHumm June 2020
By Glenda Jones
We've been behaving ourselves and "staying the blazes home" for the past twenty-eleven weeks. It's been fine up to this morning, when I scared myself half to death looking in a mirror. Who kidnap......
We are All in this Together - theHumm June 2020
By Wanda MacDonald
In small communities like ours, you just need to ask for help and people step up. And everyone is definitely doing just that!
Mississippi Mills Together — or MMTogether for short — is one wa......
The Power of Tech Shabbats
- theHumm June 2020
By — Kris Riendeau
Back when COVID-19 was just a gleam on the social media horizon, Rob and I listened to an intriguing podcast while delivering the February issue of theHumm. Presented by The Long Now Foundation, ......
Food Truck Evolution - theHumm June 2020
By Sebastian Weetabix
Months ago Weetabix asked his loyal readers "what starts with 'F' and ends with 'uck'?", and the correct answer had no apparent connection to the spread of a virus or a fundamental change in the ......
Cinema Therapy, Books and Guided Meditations
Finding Some Peace in a Pandemic - theHumm June 2020
In the midst of this dreadful pandemic, people are having to cope with all manner of new challenges. We're a resilient bunch though, and so far many of us have improvised rather well. Meeting up ......
Business-to-Business Support
A Full-Circle, Feel-Good Story - theHumm June 2020
By the Fulton's team
When Shirley Fulton-Deugo, owner of Fulton's Pancake House & Sugar Bush, got together with the team from Almonte's Dairy Distillery, little did she know great things were in the makin......
Folkus: Shawna Caspi w/Amanda Lowe Warnakulasuriya
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Can you recommend a summer course in Spain, please? I've been to Malaga but this summer I'd like to change the location.
I am attending don Quijote school in Madrid this coming May for 2 weeks. I will report back here to let you know how it was.


Forming in the pupil of an eye is not an image of one reality but a reflection of multiple realities and of multiple possibilities in time. It does not question notions of reality, but instead layers many. As its own process, Forming in the pupil of an eye comes from that junction of the physiological with the conceptual. It is an acknowledgement that there is something essential in the way we look at the world, that it is multiple in nature. Forming in the pupil of an eye brings that multiplicity of experience together within the space of Kochi-Muziris Biennale and perhaps to spill over into the world at large.


Bactrim is an antibiotic cocktail containing the powerful antibiotics sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim. This combination is used to treat infections such as bronchitis, middle ear infection, urinary tract infection, and traveler's diarrhea. The cocktail is also used for prevention and treatment of Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia (PCP). Side effects include nausea, vomiting, anorexia, and allergic skin reactions.


Join us in a ghostly tour of haunted Plano. Let your imagination run wild as we introduce you to a few possible Plano ghosts, voiced by some great storytellers. Plano's history dates back to the mid-19th century, and in some of our older buildings, there are rumors of hauntings. Come along as we investigate – if you dare!


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Country Inns of the Maritimes
Fly Drive Holidays USA & Canada
Canada – Fly Drives
Atlantic Canada Fly Drives
Prices from £2,629
The Tour
The peninsulas and islands of Atlantic Canada form a truly unique region. Influenced by both the Labrador Current and the Gulf Stream, they face both the open Atlantic Ocean and the sheltered Gulf of St. Lawrence
On this trip, you visit Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island, and experience all of the "Five Seas" of Atlantic Canada: The mighty Atlantic Ocean, the Northumberland Strait, with the warmest waters north of the Carolinas, the Bay of Fundy, with the world's highest tides, the Bras D'Or Lake, Cape Breton Island's huge, salt "inland sea" and last but not least the sheltered Gulf of St. Lawrence, fed from the mighty Great Lakes.
With only a moderate population of people, but blessed with an abundance of wildlife and natural beauty, it is not surprising that the region contains five National Parks. There is city life – but the magic of the region is in its small towns and villages. If you want to meet the local people and enjoy local culture, the best way to become involved is by staying in small, alluring country inns.
Country Inns
Each inn is unique and with its own character – reflecting the ideals of the individual owners and its history.
The architecture is often an attraction in itself – old sea-captain's mansions compete with contemporary inns. These accommodations will tell you the story of the settlement and growth of Canada. Farmers from Holland and shipbuilders from the Rhineland built big mansions, rich industrialists from America and others who loved this country built their retirement houses and summer homes here, and these are now available to you as unique accommodation experiences.
DISCOVER THE MARITIMES YOUR WAY.
Take it as you see it or change it to suit. All Nova Scotia fly drive holidays can be tailored to suit your own tastes & budget.
Day 1: Arrival in Halifax
This is Canada's traditional gateway to the world, combining charming old wooden homes and Victorian parks with modern shopping centres. The largest city in the region, it is home to 5 universities and several colleges and has the ambience of a lively university town. Ships, from tall ships to naval vessels, can still be seen in the harbour, and old warehouses and shipfitters' shops have become part of the exciting boardwalk along the waterside.
Day 2: Halifax – Charlos Cove/Sherbrooke (ca. 300 km)
As you follow Marine Drive several parks provide sandy beaches and wild seascapes of rocky islands. En-route, why not visit Sherbrooke Village – one of the largest "living museums" in the Maritimes which has been partially restored to its frontier days.
Day 3: Charlos Cove/Sherbrooke – Louisbourg (ca. 240 km)
Today you may want to explore some of the most rugged and isolated parts of Nova Scotia's coast, including the tiny fishing village of Canso, before crossing to Cape Breton Island by causeway and arriving at your destination.
Day 4: Explore Cape Breton Island
A day at leisure to explore the attractions of the Island, including Bras d'Or Lake, Canada's inland salt sea, wild seabird colonies and Fortress Louisbourg, Canada's largest National Historic Site, and the strongest French fortress ever built in the Americas. Between June and September, costumed "animators" live in the fortress, making it come alive as it was in the summer of 1744.
Day 5: Louisbourg – Margaree/Mabou (ca. 300 km)
The Cabot Trail is one of Canada's best loved scenic drives and follows the impressive coastline from sea level up to an alpine plateau 500m above the sea.
Waterfalls and swift running streams can be found near the road, and opportunities for seeing moose are excellent. Whales can often be spotted from the walking trails which overlook the coast. You may wish to take in an optional afternoon whale-watching cruise from Cheticamp.
Day 6: Margaree/Mabou – Charlottetown (ca. 330 km)
Drive through the scenic hardwood hills of Eastern Nova Scotia, where it seems every little roadside stream has been dammed by beavers. Visit the historic town of Pictou, where the Scots first landed in New Scotland (Nova Scotia). A 75 minute ferry trip brings you to Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest province. The colour contrasts of red soil, green fields & forests and blue sky and ocean make for wonderful holiday pictures.
Day 7: Explore Prince Edward Island
Explore historic Charlottetown – Province House National Historic Site, Victoria Row or the Confederation Centre of Arts, or enjoy some of Canada's best beaches – ideal for recreation, long lonely hikes and the observation of wildlife, all within a short drive of the city.
Day 8: Charlottetown – Shediac/Sackville(ca. 200 km)
A 13km-long crossing of the Northumberland Strait on the "Confederation Bridge" brings you to New Brunswick. Walking trails and a viewing platform at the Cape Jourimain Nature Centre let you view the bridge and a National Wildlife Area. Explore the Acadian Coast of the region.
Day 9: Shediac/Sackville – St. Martins (ca. 230 km)
Fundy National Park, 206sq.km in area, is a sanctuary of steep coastal cliffs and clear streams, with ocean-side forests, green meadows, sparkling rivers and gorgeous hiking trails. The Hopewell tidal experience site (a Provincial Park) is the best place to witness and understand the tides. Iron stairs lead down the cliffs to the beach and at low tide you can walk through nearby Hopewell Rocks, shaped like giant vases, which are almost covered by the tide every six hours; a large clock warns you to leave as the tide comes in. Continue through Fundy National Park with its forest drives and sparkling waterfalls to the fishing village of St. Martins.
Day 10: St. Martins – Digby (ca. 100 km excl. ferry)
If nature is your desire, explore the beginnings of the Fundy Trail Parkway, with high quality walking paths and striking viewpoints over the wild coast, right next door to your inn. If you like more sophisticated attractions, spend the morning in Saint John. Saint John was founded in 1783 by refugees from the United States who wished to remain citizens of the British Empire. These "Loyalists" created a new city in the wilderness, and their descendants have proudly preserved the heritage and architecture of the period. Visit the Old City Market or experience the Reversing Falls (located in an industrial area). A ferry (included) takes you from Saint John, New Brunswick to Digby, Nova Scotia carrying you across the Bay of Fundy. Watch for whales and seabirds on the 3hrs crossing.
Day 11: Digby – South Shore/Mahone Bay (ca. 200 km)
The Annapolis Valley is the oldest settled part of Canada and the lushest agricultural area of Eastern Canada. This is reflected in the ornate, aristocratic wooden houses common to the area, a result of the 300 years of prosperity farmers and forest owners have enjoyed here.
One of the best examples is Annapolis Royal, the oldest continuously settled town in Canada. Drive through inland Nova Scotia and stop at Kejimkujik National Park which contains 380sq.km of forests, lakes and rivers.
Rock drawings and an Indian graveyard are illustrations of an Indian life here that goes back almost 5000 years. The park is home to the greatest diversity of reptiles and amphibians in Atlantic Canada. Take a picnic lunch and enjoy a walk through a 400-year old hemlock stand or try canoeing on North America's oldest canoe routes.
Travel onwards to Nova Scotia's beautiful South Shore!
Day 12: Lunenburg/South Shore
There is much on offer in this area. Lunenburg, first settled in 1753 is a rustic Nova Scotia fishing port with many ties to the "age of sail", and wooden sailing ships are still built in this area. The old part of Lunenburg still preserves its original town plan and unique architecture, and has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Mahone Bay, settled in 1754 with its much photographed heritage homes with original architecture and the iconic "three churches" is a small town where almost everything is within walking distance.
Day 13: South Shore/Mahone Bay – Halifax (ca. 150 km)
Rocky harbours with hidden bays and islands have made Nova Scotia's south shore a pirate's and smuggler's paradise for over 300 years. On the last stretch of your trip take the scenic coastal road and visit the elegant Chester and much photographed Peggy's Cove, to name but a few of the attractive coastal villages you pass as you return to Halifax.
Today you journey to Halifax Stanfield Airport for your departure.
Day 1: The Halliburton OR The Waverley Inn
Day 2: Seawind Landing Country Inn OR DesBarres Manor
Day 3: Point of View Suites OR Louisbourg Harbour Inn B&B
Day 5: Glenora Inn & Distillery Resort OR Island Sunset Resort
Day 6: Dundee Arms Inn OR Hillhurst Inn
Day 8: Little Shemogue Country Inn OR Hotel Shediac
Day 9: St. Martin's Country Inn OR Salmon River B & B
Day 10: Harbourview Inn OR Ocean Hillside B&B
Day 11: Bayview Pines Country Inn B&B OR The Mariner King Inn
Day 13: The Halliburton OR The Waverley Inn
Car rental – Unlimited kilometres. Loss Damage Waiver. $1m Third Party Liability Insurance coverage. Provincial and local tax. One additional driver if required. PST/GST. Airport Contract Fees. LDW may exclude non-waivable amount for damage, and can range between $0-$500)
Accommodation – 13 nights
Ferry Crossing Saint John to Digby for persons booked + 1 car 20 ft and under
7 x breakfast
Information Kit incl. road book, maps, information material
Entrance fees to parks; attractions, activities and meals unless otherwise specified, airport transfers, ferry/bridge charges to/from PEI, any other items.
New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island
Coastlines, superb cuisine, landscapes, rivers and the great outdoors, this part of North America is a hidden gem for those looking get away from the hustle and bustle.
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Maritime Pure
Canada's Maritime Provinces – New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island – are made up of a group of islands, peninsulas, and the adjoining mainland. Here nature is everywhere and life lived in many ways, as it was in the time of our grandparents.
We had a fantastic holiday in Nova Scotia. It was even better than we had expected. The weather was great, only one drizzly day & some very heavy rain one night when we were at Truro.
Thacker Party (Noble Nova Scotia)
Every year we travel with Complete North America we think there cannot be a better holiday. Wrong! We have been back from Canada for two weeks now but I think I left part of me behind
Burrows Party (Canada)


'Bat Boats out of hell', well almost the opposite, Sweden.
World renown Swedish photographer Peter 'Pickla' Ohlsson shot this footage back in 2014 at the yearly Smögen Offshore Race on the South-West Swedish coast.
Last edited by larslindroth; 09-05-2018 at 09:31 PM.
Peter 'Pickla' Ohlsson also won UIM's Offshore Racing photo of the year 2014 with this photo.
Last edited by larslindroth; 09-05-2018 at 09:30 PM.
Where it started. Designer Ocke Mannerfelt in a short documentary about his 'batboat' design.


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Q: After 'git clone ' inside , I want to make  part of  I have my personal git repo name myrepo. I have fetched somerepo using git clone and now I want to make it an integral-part of myrepo. I am thinking of doing it as following.

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*Inside myrepo tree, git clone <somerepo>.

*Remove all git-related files and directories from somerepo such as .git .gitignore etc.

*Add all files in fetched somerepo and commit.

Is there any command which clones only 'raw' data of a git-repo (ignore git-related files)? Better still, is there a command (or may be more than one) which can do these three steps.
I have read about git submodule a bit. Can submodule be used? Assume that I don't have any interest in future-modification in somerepo.

A: I may not understand the question, because it sounds like you've already answered it.
After cloning, just rm -fr the .git directory. There's only one .git directory per repository, so it's easy to remove it. (Not like subversion where you have .svn in each directory.)
You said, "assume I don't have any future interest," so there's no need to remove .gitignore files. But if you really wanted to, that's also pretty easy:
$ find <path_to_some_repo> -name '.gitignore' -exec rm {} \;

Finally, git add <path_to_some_repo> and you're done.
If that's not what you're looking for, then please explain your requirements more precisely.

Is there any command which clones only 'raw' data of a git-repo (ignore git-related files)?

Not literally, because "clone" in git means to fetch all of the refs and objects in the repository. There is git checkout-index which is kind of similar to "svn export", but you still have to have a copy of the repository in order to do that.
See: Do a "git export" (like "svn export")?

A: You can add the second repository as a remote:
git remote add some_repo git@server:some-repo

Issue git pull some_repo or git fetch some_repo + manual merge afterwards.
A subtree merge might be appropiate as well.

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Q: My Toshiba laptop restarts again and again Please help on how to fix my Toshiba laptop. After reformatting, all data has installed properly, drivers are perfectly installed and no error. After installing I restarted my laptop as the installation process to be complete but it can't go to Windows directly, on startup it shows "Toshiba" then a blinking "_" then restarting and restarting. When I click F8 it shows some options:

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*WINDOWS 7 SLIC LOADER

*WINDOWS 7 WITHOUT LOADER

*WINDOWS 7 SLIC LOADER ALTERNATE METHOD

*WINDOWS 7 SLIC LOADER FUNCTIONAL IT MAY CRASH

I tried options 1, 3, 4 but nothing happened. When I use option 2 which is without loader it works properly, but then if restarted again, same procedure. I want my laptop to directly boot Windows at startup with no need to press any function key. Please help me on  this.

A: The SLIC loader was a specific OEM installation method to allow for OEM product activation on use, etc.
You don't say whether you used the Toshiba recovery method or not, but I gather from...

after reformatting all data has installed properly driver's are perfectly installed and no error

and...

When I use option 3 which is without loader it works properly

(I assume you mean Option 2, not 3)...
... these things tell me that you installed a Fresh copy of Windows 7 instead of the Toshiba recovery or recovering from a backup... which means that your new installation would not use the SLIC loader anymore because it isn't there... which means whenever you attempt to boot with it, the boot fails.
So... the question becomes... how do you change the default action so that you don't try to boot with the SLIC loader.  Try this.  Choose option 2, and boot normally.  Once in Windows 7, open the Control Panel, go to System and Security, and then to System.  Click on the Advanced System Settings on the left.  From the popup window, click the Advanced Tab, and go to the Startup and Recovery settings.  Change which version of Windows 7 is the default.

That should enable you to always boot properly without having to use that boot menu.
Alternately, you might also be able to set up a new Boot Menu with EasyBCD.

A: I expect there is an error and your BIOS is set to reboot on error.  Go into the BIOS and look for a setting that controls behavior regarding an error on startup.  If it is set to restart, change it.  See if you get any more information.


My son Jackson was born in Ireland. When he was 4 years old, our family moved from Waterford to Paris, where Jackson started school at the maternelle (kindergarten) down the street from our apartment. He finished first through third grades in Paris… then, when he was 8, we moved to Panama.
Jackson is 17 this month. He has now lived half his life in Panama City.
Lief and I did not set out to raise our son in Panama. We came to this country to start a business and intended to return to Paris before Jackson was in high school. We thought we'd spend three or four years in Panama City full time, establish the Live and Invest Overseas operation, then return to Paris to open a satellite office.
We imagined ourselves traveling back and forth between the two cities every six weeks or so.
At the end of four years of effort, however, the LIOS infrastructure wasn't stable enough for Lief and me to leave it for extended periods.
By the time the business was strong enough to carry on without Lief and me in full-time residence and we told Jackson that we were ready to re-adjust our home base back to Paris, Jackson surprised us by saying he didn't want to go.
Jackson asked if he could stay and finish high school in Panama City.
While we weren't paying attention, our son had put down Panamanian roots. While, if you ask, he'll tell you that Paris is his favorite place to be, when given the chance two years ago to return there, he passed.
As his mother, I have to admit I was not only gratified but also a little relieved to find out how happy Jackson is with his Panama life.
Panama City isn't Paris. All these years in Panama I've wondered if we weren't letting Jackson down by basing him, during his most formative years, in the Hub of the Americas after he'd had a taste of the City of Light.
When I decided I wanted to start the Live and Invest Overseas business, Lief and I knew that meant leaving France.
"But where to?" I asked Lief that afternoon in Paris when I first told him I wanted to go into business for myself.
"Panama" was his immediate response.
However, before we committed to Panama, we confirmed something we'd heard some years before—that Panama City is home to a French school.
I don't mean a school where French is taught… or where classes are in French… but a school administered by the French Ministry of Education.
France exports its education system. It's a unique model that includes more than 480 primary and secondary schools in 130 countries. These schools could all be in France. They follow the same curriculum and calendar as French schools and are staffed by French teachers. Textbooks, exams, field trips, extracurricular options, and grading are all just the same as in France.
For Lief and me, it was important that Jackson retain his French fluency and that he be educated as part of a global program.
In addition, again, when we came to Panama, our plan was to be here full time three or four years. By attending a French school in Panama City, we figured, Jackson's transition back to Paris for high school would be transparent.
Our plan didn't work out as originally conceived. Still, we are happy today with our school choice. Jackson will graduate this year with a French baccalaureate from a French lycée that just happens to be located in Panama.
In addition to the Paul Gauguin Lycée Français, Panama City is home to 13 international schools. A parent moving to this city today has many good choices for where and how to educate his (or her) child.
Educational options are the priority starting point when considering relocating to a new country with school-aged children. The next question for us was to do with lifestyle.
What would Jackson's life be like in Panama City, Lief and I wondered nine years ago when we first considered the idea.
Back then we imagined that the answer to that question would have a lot to do with beach escapes and jungle adventures, and, these past eight-and-a-half years, Jackson has enjoyed both. He has zip-lined through the Panamanian jungle canopy, seen alligators up close, journeyed through the Panama Canal on a friend's family's private boat, learned to surf, fished for marlin, and camped among the indigenous Guna on the white sand of San Blas Islands.
However, Jackson's life in Panama has evolved to become more cosmopolitan than outdoorsman. As Jackson has grown up these past eight-plus years, so has Panama City. Always the only real city in Central America, Panama City today is more of a real city than ever. Our day-to-day life here with 17-year-old Jackson looks a lot like our day-to-day life might look with 17-year-old Jackson living in a comparably sized city anywhere.
Jackson and I are up by 6 a.m. each morning. He walks his dog while I make his lunch. He showers, packs his backpack, and heads down to the lobby of our apartment building to wait for his bus… along with dozens of other kids in our building doing likewise.
The bus returns Jackson to our place by 4 p.m. each afternoon. Two days a week he changes and heads back out the door for a fencing lesson. Otherwise, it's homework, video games, dinner with his dad and me, and bed.
Weekends he goes to parties, movies, and dinner dates. Some of his friends have gotten Panama driver's licenses… and he's nagging for his. I'm resisting because I think Panama City is one of the most dangerous places on earth to be behind the wheel of a car. For now and as long as I can continue to resist his nagging, Jackson Ubers.
In addition to fencing lessons, over the past eight years, Jackson has also taken martial arts, swimming, surfing, horse riding, tennis, guitar, and piano classes. He has played in a basketball league and, when he was younger, Pokémon tournaments.
My point is that a kid in Panama City can engage in any of the activities a kid might want to engage in anywhere in the world.
One thing a child reared in Panama City could be said to miss out on is culture of the kind you find in a city like, say, Paris. We have tried to compensate for this by filling Jackson's summers with do-it-ourselves Grand Tour family holidays in Europe.
And we try to round it all out by making sure Jackson visits our family in the States at least once a year.
I've been recommending Panama as a top retirement haven for the past 20 years. Today my endorsement is broader.
Today I add that Panama can also be one of the best places in the world to raise a family.


Player to coach, coach to GM. No matter which of these positions a person is in, everything is on display. Every decision, move, and even breath you take seems to be fair game. Mike McKenzie is well aware of these situations, but he takes every decision he makes in full stride because he wants to continue to build his team—the Kitchener Rangers.
As the general manager, there are many areas that people don't know about. Whether that be the recruitment process or even day-to-day maintenance, Mike doesn't take any decision lightly. He also doesn't make them alone.
Recruiting players and scouting prospects is an aspect of the job Mike enjoys doing, but it isn't as easy now that he has other responsibilities as a GM. The Rangers have a team of about ten scouts located in different parts of Canada and the US. Mike relies on them to bring him information on players throughout different leagues.
Draft day—one of the biggest days for any sports team. Preparation is key.
Yes, the drafting and recruiting aspect of any GM's job is arguably one of the most critical elements, but maintenance is key. For Mike, this is done through his relationships with the coaching staff.
Mike is not that kind of GM. His door is always open and no matter if the trade deadline is fast approaching, he is always willing to talk it out. His humble demeanor speaks for itself.
"I have learned a lot from the coaching staff," said Mike. "It is a group effort, and there is constant communication, especially between myself and Jay. We are always talking about where we are headed in the future. Constant communication is key. I am so fortunate to be here and have these guys.
Having a support system at the rink helps making tough decisions a little easier—especially releasing or trading players.
Hockey never stops. You don't go home at 5:00 every day and leave your work at work. It is a constant effort, but Mike knows the importance of balance.


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Get out of your head and experience your world through the enteric brain in your belly which will give you a grounded sense of reality and an ability to be present to what is actually happening around you. Philip Shepherd, author of New Self, New World – 9 years in the writing is a primer on the freedom, creativity and true presence that is available to us when we reunite to our core intelligence. Redefine your own humanity and your relationship to your life with easy to learn exercises that will help you feel your way back into the intelligence and wisdom of living in a body. Don't miss this conversation- truly a renaissance experience of rediscovering the life you have been longing for.
Philip Shepherd has been called a Renaissance Man Best known as the author of New Self, New World: Recovering Our Senses in the 21st Century, he has worked as a writer, actor, workshop leader, director, editor, personal coach, house builder, dance dramaturge, teacher and lecturer. Since the publication of his book, he has earned an international reputation as a workshop leader, lecturer and coach. Philip is currently a faculty member of The Institute for Sacred Activism, which is based in Chicago.
Among his many international adventures, Philip cycled alone through Europe, the Middle East and Iran to arrive in India, where he studied Kathakali – an ancient form of dance drama that tells stories from the Mahabharata and Ramayana. He then went on to Japan to study classical Noh theatre. He has co-founded and written for an arts magazine, Onion; co-founded and directed an interdisciplinary theatre company; written two internationally-produced plays and a documentary for CBC television; acted in several feature films opposite such talents as Mandy Patinkin and Delroy Lindo (Strange Justice) and Jon Voight (Jasper Texas); studied for five years with energy healer Denis Chagnon; earned a reputation as a corporate coach. He has also designed and built several houses including the one he lives in currently with his wife and two daughters in Canada.
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I really enjoyed your interview with Philip and your vibration and energy. I'm reading his book now and find it very helpful in understanding our world.
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Producers / Burgundy / DOMAINE VINCENT DANCER
DOMAINE VINCENT DANCER
"The only job that we can do is in the vineyard. Wine is like an adult; it can be totally alone without our help. From the moment that the grapes enter the winery, you can do nothing more. "
Théo Dancer
Although small in size and quantities, Vincent Dancer's estate produces some of the most sought after wines coming out of Burgundy today. Originally from Alsace, Dancer came to Burgundy to spend some time in his family's vineyards. There, he instantly fell in love with the prospect of viticulture and vinification -that he self- taught from scratch, officially becoming a Burgundian vigneron in 1996.
From his early days, Dancer was a forward-thinking pioneer. He was the first producer in Chassagne-Montrachet to receive organic certification, and although the practice is more common today, he's still one of just a few. His farming style is transparent, honest, and one that allows the vines to speak for themselves. As of three years ago, Dancer has been joined by his son, Théo. Today, the pair runs the estate together as a father-son duo. All farming and cellar decisions are made as a team.
In the cellar, the Dancers use as little intervention as possible. All fermentations are done with native yeasts, malolactic fermentation occurs naturally, and there is no batonnage, fining, or filtering of the wines. The resulting cuvées are precise, pure, and site specific – which is an exceptional thing, particularly when holdings include vines within the premiers crus of Les Perrières (Meursault), Tête du Clos (Chassagne-Montrachet), and La Romanée (Chassagne-Montrachet), as well as the grand cru of Chevalier-Montrachet.
Dancer wines have become a sought-after favorite amongst collectors and industry folk alike. Despite their miniscule quantities, these bottles continue to speak volumes of the places from which they come. Expect distinguished, mineral-laden wines that are perfect for drinking now, yet promise to withstand the test of time.


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Retro Festival
RetroFestival is a breath of air on the festival scene.
With vintage tunes pumping out of the speakers from a number of live acts, the musical offerings would be worth a look all by themselves. What makes RetroFestival so special for everyone who attends is the crazy and colourful assortment of 50's-inspired costumes, the period displays, and the chance to see records made and broken. You'll even be able to raise money for a worthy cause as you get your retro kicks.
For those who like their retro with a side of history, there will be an impressive selection of pre- and post-war military displays, complete with a replica field hospital. Should your historical leanings bend more towards horsepower than firepower, you won't want to miss out on an expected 1000 classic cars and motorbikes.
Sunday will even see a Spitfire flyover, and, to top things off, expect the renowned Falcon Display Team to drop by.
And you can always get more active in your search for days gone by. Like to put your dancing shoes on? Roll over to JiveSwing! Two of the UK's leading teachers will help you learn authentic dances such as the Lindy Hop and the Charleston. If you're in the market for something a little more risqué, the Spitfire Cabaret will transport you back to the glory days of vaudeville with comedy, magic, singing, acrobatics, and glamorous burlesque pin-ups.
There's even a collection of 30 vintage rides for you to enjoy, and Chris Bromham will be making an appearance in an attempt to break his own record by jumping 20 buses. RetroFestival also hopes to collect the largest selection of habitable pre-1986 caravans, providing a slightly less adrenaline-packed record attempt and a kooky look back at times past.
All this old-school fun is being done with charity in mind, namely The Children's Cancer Fund. Last year's RetroFestival raised an impressive £5,000, and organisers hope that the funds raised this year will go towards a "Bag of Smiles", complete with magazines, puzzle books, and a voucher which can be exchanged for a family day out of their choice, for every newly diagnosed child.
RetroFestival makes for a fun-filled couple of days that aims to do a real difference while putting a smile on your face. If you'd like to Lindy Hop, have a penchant for classic rock, or fancy seeing records broken, you know where to head.


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Huawei: we welcome security scrutiny
The CMO of Huawei's Wireless Network product line said that scrutiny is welcome as long as it's factual, and said that Britain's NCSC is a good example of how to create regional security standards
Credit: Martyn Williams
By Tamlin Magee (Computerworld UK) 13 February, 2019 07:20
Chinese technology giant Huawei has said that it welcomes the scrutiny that it has experienced over the past couple of years - and that it in fact has helped the business maintain a competitive edge in research and development.
Speaking from Huawei's headquarters in Shenzhen, China, chief marketing officer for the Wireless Network product line, Dr Yuefeng Zhou, said: "Facing strict scrutiny as a vendor is actually something that we are glad of. Because rapid innovation or improvement for an R&D intensive team would be impossible without external stress.
"We in particular welcome the discussions or stresses that are based on fact and driven by technological responsibility. However, groundless suspicion or conjecture on one hand would be unfair for us, and on the other hand not helpful for the telecom sector's future with respect to 5G development," he told Computerworld UK when asked about the subject.
The company, which has found itself at the centre of accusations led by the United States, but also by intelligence figures in Britain, said it is currently in "phase one" of its plan for 5G - providing the same kind of enhanced mobile broadband (or eMBB) that connect industrial systems and consumer devices.
Next it wants to provide the kind of "ultra reliable low latency" usually associated with 5G, which will allow operators to offer critical functionality at the edge of networks, enabling use cases like autonomous vehicles, for example.
5G development
In an opening presentation, Dr Zhou noted that Huawei currently has 30 commercial 5G contracts and that there are 25,000 base stations shipped.
The company provides connectivity at the "highest" locations, namely Mt Everest at 6,500 kilometres, and the lowest, such as the Caribbean Sea Bed at 2,900 kilometres below the sea.
As nice as these figures are, the elephant in the room was clearly the recent controversies targeted at Huawei - such as fears in Australia that the company will be a risk to national security.
However, Zhou looked to draw a line from the development of 2G, 3G and 4G to 5G networks today - saying that they are essentially built on technologies that forked from those legacy systems, and that a base station is still a base station. So the 5G fears are an overestimation, he said.
He added that security has always been at the top of the agenda for the telecommunications industry in general - from 2G through to today.
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"There are two important aspects that we perceive from past experiences," Zhou said, during a media roundtable. First is a standardisation of security requirements, so that everyone from vendors to operators and governments have "solid ground" to evaluate "whether or not parts of different vendors are safe."
By fostering cross-industry cooperation on these 5G security standards - both international and regional - all the stakeholders will have a firm footing to know what they need to adhere to.
The NCSC
The National Crime Security Centre, or NCSC, is Britain's centralised cyber security organisation. It provides advice to businesses operating in Britain, as well as functioning as a crime-fighting wing of the government, with GCHQ as its parent organisation.
The NCSC, Zhou said, has done a lot of work for setting regional security standards - and it can "serve as an example in other countries in setting security requirements".
Read more Telecoms industry sees need to tighten network security, regardless of Huawei
"Recently we have noted that Germany and the EU as a whole has been discussing standardising security requirements so as to provide a solid foundation for a security evaluation," Zhou said. "We believe this is sound progress."
He added that an "open and transparent cooperation mechanism and platform" would also be useful for flagging technological problems in 5G.
"As technology progresses and applications diversify we need such an open and transparent cooperation mechanism for us to be able to identify and rapidly solve problems," Zhou said.
"Therefore, Huawei would be glad to see progress being found in such a cooperation mechanism...because in that way we prevent problems from flowing to the operators and end consumers."
Huawei and Britain have had a long history of collaboration - with the company opening a cyber security centre in Banbury, Oxfordshire, which was designed to allay fears that the business might be a tool of espionage or other threats to national security. It invited independent experts to test Huawei gear, including major names in British industry.
When asked if the politicising of technologies could be a more overt problem in the future, Zhou said: "This entire telecoms sector has always taken telecoms security issues seriously - R&D investment in the 5G era can be described as better than that in the 4G era.
"There is no change in nature, solely from a technical perspective," he added. "If there is really a change that we have perceived, that is that Huawei is really starting to gain leadership in the 5G era."
He added, cryptically, that this leadership in 5G "may cause over-concern from certain parties".
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Population Media Center
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Population Media Center works worldwide using entertainment-education for social change. PMC's programs encourage positive behavior change among the audience.
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Recycling International magazine is the voice of the worldwide recycling industries. Our monthly magazine combines in-depth articles with latest news stories: from recycling technology and scrap market updates, to reports about individuals and major companies.
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Stereomood turns your mood into music. Everything you need is just a click away. Simply visit the website, choose your mood from our tag list (lost in jamaica, candlelite dinner), discover and share new music. It's simple.
All the playlists pool the music from the web's top music blogs. If you sign up on the site you get access to your personalized library with the songs you love and a playlist section in which you can create your own mixes. Via your dashboard you can even see others stereomood users that are in the same mood and you can check out their profile. Quickly share your own tracks on twitter and last.fm via the profile page.
Stereo Mood,	Creativity,	Media,	Music,	Emotions,	Radio,	Internet
http://www.openculture.com
Open Culture brings together high-quality cultural & educational media for the worldwide lifelong learning community.
Open Culture,	Education
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The men's guide to fitness, sex, women, workouts, weight loss, health, nutrition and muscle building from the world's largest men's magazine
Men's Health,	Media,	Magazine,	Health
https://amara.org/en
Amara gives individuals, communities, and larger organizations the power to overcome accessibility and language barriers for online video. The tools are free and open source and make the work of subtitling and translating video simpler, more appealing, and, most of all, more collaborative.
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Lost At E Minor is an online publication of inspiring art, design, music, photography and pop culture: low brow sensibilities mashed up with the grittier elements of high brow culture.
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Bryan Timothy Alesi
Bryan Timothy Alesi, 52, of Huntington, husband of Charlotte Adkins Alesi, passed away Sunday, August 29, 2021 at his residence. He was born July 1, 1969 in Chicago, IL, a son of the late Medard Hubert Alesi and Billie Joe Parsons Alesi Blevins. In addition to his parents other family that have preceded him in death were a brother, Gene Adkins in 1987 and his stepfather, Charles Blevins. Bryan graduated from Wayne High School in 1987 where he was an all-star in baseball. He was a member of American Legion Post 16, Huntington, loved his cats, and was compassionate about people that may be lost from the Lord. Bryan was a musician having had a band with his wife, the Alpha Omega Band where he played both the guitar and the bass guitar. In addition to his wife, Charlotte, survivors include his mother-in-law, Barbara Myers and husband, Danny Myers, of Scott Town, OH; his father-in-law, Bruce Adkins of Alkol, WV; a sister, and two brothers. Memorial services will be conducted 6:00 PM Thursday September 9, 2021 at Chapman's Mortuary with Pastor Chuck Lawrence officiating. Friends may visit a half hour prior to services. An Internment at Sea, per his request is being arranged by his wife. Condolences may be sent to his family at www.chapmans-mortuary.com.
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January 03, 2018 From transporting luggage and golf clubs to bicycles and sports equipment, ADA members receive 10 percent off baggage services through Ship Your Luggage.
The new ADA benefit program allows members to avoid dragging heavy bags, long check-in lines, waiting for baggage and overweight fees when traveling. ADA members can order online or by phone, selecting overnight, two-day, three-day or five-day delivery services.
Those using the service simply have to pack what they want to ship, as they would be for any standard trip. Ship Your Luggage will then collect the luggage on a specified date, and email updates will be sent when the bags are delivered.
For more information, visit ADA.org/travel.