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I'm probably not the most reliable source of information when it comes to macro play, but here's my best attempt.
Aside from the usual "probes, pylons, upgrades" spiel, I think expansion timings are very important, especially in LotV. You have to expand very aggressively or you will mine out. This also means you need to map vision or control to keep the new bases alive, and to track (possibly threaten) enemy expansions. It's quite common nowadays to end up on 6 bases in a macro game (assuming of course neither player dies before then).
Late game composition is another big factor. Late game compositions are different than early game compositions. The obvious example is stalkers, they're great early and useless late. PvZ you need answers prepared for ultralisks or brood lords. If you don't already have the answer in the works when those things pop, you're in trouble. You need to predict (or scout) the transition, and then transition yourself. As I mentioned, I'm not really a great source of information when it comes to macro, so I'm not sure what the correct compositions are for late game, but I do know that compositions can change as the game progresses.
Also, as a more specific piece of advice, I believe it is common (or at least was at some point in hots) to stay around 180 supply and keep a warp prism out on the map for warp ins. Warping in 10 zealots to kill a base doesn't seem efficient (1000 minerals for 400), but in the late game the gas mining and, moreso in LotV, mineral mining are very valuable and denying them is huge. Also, if you can do a warp in at the main base you can kill critical tech structures. If a big battle happens, bring the warp prism and use it to reinforce during the fight.


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Murli is a village in Maharashtra, India. It is located in Umarga Taluka in Osmanabad district. The village resides in the Marathwada region, and falls under the supervision of the Aurangabad division. Located 79 km towards east from the district headquarters Osmanabad, the village is also 12 km from Umarga and 481 km from the state capital Mumbai.

Demographics
The main language spoken here is Marathi. According to the 2011 Census, the total population of Murli village is 1289 and number of houses are 291. The population of female citizens is 48% and the rate of female literacy is 30%. Muslims make up majority of the religious population in Murli village.

Nearby villages
 Kader is 4 km away
 Bhusni is 4 km away
 Naik nagar is 7 km away
 Kothali is 5 km away

Murli is surrounded by Åland taluka towards south, Lohara taluka towards north, Nilanga taluka towards south, Basavakalyan taluka towards east.

Nearby cities
The cities near to Murli are Umarga, Tuljapur, Nilanga, Solapur.

Postal details
The postal head office for Murli is Murum. The pin code of Murli is 413605.

Politics
The National Congress Party (NCP), Shiv Sena, SHS and INC are the major political parties in Murli.

Polling stations near Murli
 Z.P.P.S Mulaj Tanda
 Z.P.P.S Anandnagar
 Z.P.P.S Kanegav west side
 Z.P.P.S Kanthekur east side
 Junior college Gunjoti south side

Education
The colleges near Murli are:

 Shri Sharadchandraji Pawar Junior college Naichakur
 National Backward Agriculture Education Information Technology Osmanabad
 Sevagram college
 Sevagram college, Kawatha

The schools in Murli are:

 Z.P.P.S school, Umarga

References

Villages in Osmanabad district

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Another concern with this particular site is the gravel driveway that is evident in the entry area. So, the soil may be poor in that area, or it may be something that we want to be careful about incorporating into an actual garden plot.
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Q: How to chain multiple DbSet.Include() in a loop? How to include in loop?
I want to specify related objects to include in query.
I have next function
    public IQueryable<TEntity> Include(Expression<Func<TEntity, object>>[] includes)
    {
        IQueryable<TEntity> result = null;

        //two includes are ok:
        //IQueryable<TEntity> result2 = null;
        //if (includes.Count() > 1)
        //{
            //result2 = dbset.Include(includes[0]).Include(includes[1]);
        //}

        //include in loop is not ok:
        foreach (var exp in includes)
        {
            result = dbset.Include(exp);
        }
        return result;
    }

If I uncomment commented code that result2 will be ok. But result is not ok.
Strange is that if I debug loop step by step, in every iteration checking result then result is ok. But if I am not checking result step by step that include work just for last expresion.
Do you have any idea why this is not working and how to fix?

Edit:
this is fix:
    result = dbset;
    foreach (var exp in includes)
    {
        result = result.Include(exp);
    }

A: The problem is that you keep overriding the value of result with the result of a single Include() call on the dbSet.
You need to concatenate those calls as follows:
foreach (var exp in includes)
{
    result = result.Include(exp);
}

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Q: Which model do we select ultimately if we are performing leave one out cross validation In leave one out cross validation, if I have 10 data points, and I am trying to fit a linear regression model (as an example), then I generate 10 different models, each time using 9 data points and testing the model on the 10th data point.
After that, do I just select the model that gave the lowest error? or do I take an average of the coefficients of the 10 different models  for my final model?

A: Cross validation gives you an idea of how reliable your model will be in data it wasn't trained on.   In practice, i look at the performance characteristic using some appropriate metric on the residuals of the holdout sets.  Then once you're satisfied that the model type selected is appropriate, you train the model on all the data to put into production.   Selecting just one of your hold-out trials wouldn't give you any information on future performance.
Here's an illustration.   Imagine a linear regression using n-fold CV like you're describing.   Put one major outlier in the data.  The poorest performing trial would be the one with the outlier in the holdout test set.  But since outliers are rare, it's actually a better model for production because it's trained on data that it's likely to see in practice.
So we typically don't use CV to pick a single trial, but to test different models, input variables, etc.


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Re: TVWP FAQ
Reply #60 on: September 14, 2009, 06:25:32 pm
T-VWP will end up like Duke Nukem Forever. Never finished.
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Quote from: SpardaSon21 on September 14, 2009, 06:25:32 pm
Chapter 1 is pretty much done.
Seriously, how do you think that helps? In any way?
Well TVWP's got a demo out so that's already lightyears ahead of duke nukem forever.
Goober5000
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The original plan was to release something like seven chapters, but that assumed that once we had the initial mod pack finished we could do one every six months. Obviously that's not realistic.
Chapter 1 *is* nearly finished, but some of the missions are in rough form and we need to balance or finalize them.
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Reply #64 on: November 28, 2010, 08:49:20 am
Considering what happened to UW, I have three questions for you.
Q: Will TVWP keep following Eishtmo's timeline?
Q: What kind of changes should we expect?
Q: Are you going to create a ModDB profile?
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1) TVWP's story will not change at all from the previous plan, even if it uses any new ideas for the retconned UWar. TVWP is set several years after and so there is a lot of time for the situation to stabilise after the end of the Unification War.
2) Nothing incredible. TVWP wont change much from the original plans and U-War's changes (if any) will only be with depth of the story and ships for each faction.
3) We will consider it, especially as they do seem to be popular. It will take time to come to our decision however as there is a lot to go through.
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Reply #66 on: December 17, 2010, 04:24:37 pm
Q: How (and when) you decided to turn U-War into an independent mod?
Q: FREDding-wise, what are we going to see in TVWP? Are you planning to use advanced stuff?
Q: Are there any new ship designs we'll get to see in the near future? If so, is it possible to know more about them?
Q: What's your approach on more or less evident inconsistencies? For instance, where's Talania?
Q: Speaking of armaments, do you a) know what the Vasudans will use (at least in the early stages of the war) and b) plan to use better blob turrets, unlike those seen in FS1?
Quote from: Mobius on December 17, 2010, 04:24:37 pm
Internally, very recently, because after discussing it it was decided it was too crappy and would drag down the rest of TVWP.
Yes, and I'll leave the latter to the real team.
Eishtmo has answers to everything.
Q: Speaking of armaments, do you a) know what the Vasudans will use (at least in the early stages of the war) and b) plan to use better blob turrets, unlike those seen in FS1?[/color]
Armament tweaks are, I believe, planned.
Reply #68 on: December 18, 2010, 03:44:02 am
Q: What is the next release going to be about?
Q: Are you going to use the fiction viewer, maybe to show what went wrong during the Conversation?
Battuta summed it up best. The U-War is A) a very old campaign and B) has so much potential that it deserves some sprucing, but we felt it wrong to work on U-War under the flag of TVWP, which is meant to be about the T-V war. Thus U-War is sort of on the backburner for the moment while we work on T-V chapters.
We're not quite sure as of yet. I and the group AFAIK want to focus more on traditional FS-style action gameplay than on advanced scripted events, though we'll certainly make use of features that aid in presenting that action (such as the Ballistic ammo and ship handling effects seen in U-War).
We're still sort of deciding on our final ship list, but when its done expect some info blurbs to be released.
Our story so far has aimed to adhere to FS1 canon (hence the Beta Aquilae node mentioned in the released U-War). However, in the case of Talania the decision so far has been on actually having it as a system. What happenes to it will be discovered in the storyline.
The Vasudan fleet is still in early stages of development, so we're not quite sure yet. You'll have to watch this space.
Quote from: Mobius on December 18, 2010, 03:44:02 am
The T-V war . Nah just kidding, we're thinking of making our next release set much further into the war as opposed to keeping chronological, so people can actually play the conflict the TVWP was actually meant to present .
An interesting idea. It shall be considered. [/quote]
Note that all answers are based on current feelings/decisions and may change in future.
Q: Who's part of the team now and who does what?
Q: Are you planning to create a minicampaign where the player is a Vasudan?
Q: Are you going to create cutscenes (both FRED-made and actual cutscenes)?
Q: Are we going to see a TVWP starmap showing all systems, including Talania?
Q: Can we expect more characters? If so, what'll be their role in the campaign?
Q: Will you include a single missions pack?
Q: (Odd question.) Are you guys motivated? What have you learned from past experience?
Okay, done with questions.
Q: What's going to happen to the Atropos frigate?
Q: Are you willing to create new music for TVWP? If so, how?
Q: Do you have an estimate on the number of missions we'll get to play in the next (first?) TVWP release?
Q: There will be any atmospheric missions?
With the difference that I use rifles.
Q: Are we going to see a HTL Reliant, the Zagreus and perhaps the Bastet?
Q: What's the PVD Savior-class going to look like?
All yours, T-Man, I'm not in a position to answer these any more.
Eishtmo
Mobius, because of the theme hasn't been replaced, it's a pain in the ASS to read your questions.
I have an answer for Talania, but I think I'll hold on to it for the moment. Other inconsistencies will be resolved as they come up, but there are only a handful that really impact the story.
My plan is TWO campaigns where you play Vasudans. And yes, you will fly an Anubis. You will also learn to fear them.
Again, I'm holding my Talania stuff for the moment, but there is no need for a separate map at this time
There are characters, but they probably won't be more any more impactful than the current batch of FS characters.
About a dozen for the first one. It'll vary depending on the time period the campaign covers.
Maybe, haven't got that far yet.
While I can't say how it will be presented, I can say this: Is WHAT went wrong as important as WHY it went wrong?
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Quote from: Eishtmo on December 19, 2010, 04:28:03 pm
Explain this. In terms of storytelling, what does it mean? How are you going to describe the Conversation?
Mobius, do you really want to spoil yourself asking this ?
Well, it's just a question. I'm curious.
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Home Politics Protest over Telangana intermediate board fiasco
Protest over Telangana intermediate board fiasco
Tension prevailed at the Telangana Board of Intermediate Education (TBIE) here for a second consecutive day on Tuesday as students continued their protest over the goof-ups in intermediate examination results.
Dozens of students belonging to various groups were arrested as they tried to stage sit-in in front of TBIE office in Nampally in the heart of the city, demanding justice to students who appeared in 11th and 12th standard examinations.
Professor K. Nageshwar Rao, a former legislator who reached the TBIE office to express solidarity with the protesting students, was also arrested. He demanded immediate action against those responsible for lapses in the results.
Large number of policemen were deployed at the office, which remained out of bounds for students seeking redressal of their grievances. They remained clueless on applying for re-valuation of the answer sheets as they were not allowed to enter the board office. Students complained that they could not even apply online as the board's website was not functioning.
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Shit matters: Answering the call of compost in these times of exclusions
Keynote Speech at North American Permaculture Convergence
Hopland, California
I am thankful for the wonderful opportunity to be here – to stand here, to participate in this assemblage of text, and script, and longing, and hoping, and not-knowing, and hugging, and dreaming, and caring. What is happening here is religion – maybe not old time religion with phallic spires and gyrating recipients of holy ghosts and speaking in tongues, but it is nonetheless a sacred grappling with things that often resist labels:
with what it means to be human in these times when we can't be so sure;
with what it means to be gestating embryos of a system that doesn't always value what we find to be meaningful and life-sustaining work;
with what it means to lunge at the prospects of a just world while being embroiled in the urgencies of paying bills, in sweeping our own floors, in keeping our cars running, in attending to our children, in struggling with who we are and the relationships that constitute us, and in burying seed or reaping grief.
This – what we are doing here – is our quest for answers where questions are not even clear…or final; this is our wanting things to be okay and to be part of something bigger than ourselves – even though those 'selves' seem to take up all our time nurturing. And taking care is never easy, straightforward or without shadows.
That's what I'm here to talk about. And to do that I will be straying from beaten paths of permaculture analysis towards perverse directions that might I hope might queer our frames of thinking, challenge some of our fundamental assumptions about care, and shift our relationalities with planet, with place and people.
I come from Nigeria where the regimes of development and growth are hardly made visible, let alone contested. Where it seems the only way to address the system is to scramble at the gates of the heaven the system itself provides us. When I was born, my Yoruba parents named me 'Adebayo', which means 'We have come and encountered joy'. For them, that joy had to be worked out within the established frames of a formal education, of getting good grades, of landing a good job, and living in a big house. Shopping malls were good. Asphalt was good. Speaking English was good. The world was not complicated then. Not before I began to notice that the big houses and large parking lots we fancied chased away people who lived there, and that the promise of a good life perched atop the pyramid of social mobility was a small space to occupy – a space with no gift, without community, without the enchantment of earth and soil and magic.
So I join you in this temple without spires tonight. I am no permaculture artist or expert; I am just a dilettante adrift on this wondrous contagion and secretion of yearning and longing, hoping that I can be my own daughter's superhero, an orbiting satellite around the sun that is wife and life-partner, and a voice in a choir of voices that matters.
Pollinating my constant departures from my home, now in India, is among other things, the promise I made to Alethea, our 3 year old daughter: that I will protect her, and care for her, and build her a place she might with a soothing fondness call home. A cycle of generational yearning completes a haptic revolution, and the babe is now a parent. But what world did we bring Alethea into? What world will we leave her? A world of meaningless work and ecological distance? A world of unfortunate exterminations and weaponized exclusions? A world of Monsanto and Shell? These questions haunted us, and so we left our lecturing positions, my wife and me, and headed to the place of her birth in India, to make a life of small intensity, where god is present in every drop, every moment. A god of small things. To maybe grow our food, to shirk the kneejerk imperative to send our daughter to school, or to be careful that we do not force upon Alethea the burden of an already made world.
In learning to answer the call of nature, our lives were interrupted, generously.
Today I offer that gift of disruption in speaking of something as unsavoury and repugnant and yet distastefully familiar as excreta. I am here to tell the story of shit. Briefly. Yes, brown-black mottled chunky shit is what I have chosen as a site of analysis, and as a trope to situate my pirate thoughts on permaculture and the world we cultivate – many times unknowingly – with our hoped-for practices of justice-making. I'm talking about the thing itself, not a metaphor, not an exclamatory remark (like what you scream when something startles us), not a toned down, civil matter – but the bumpy, secretive, repulsive thing itself in its ongoing discursivity. Poop. The word itself lands with a jolt! It wants to be known. Wants to make a grand entrance. As such I stay with this figure because doing so might allow us to meet our discomfiture, unsettle our assumptions about care, meet the inappropriate, rethink the familiar, notice what we exclude from our gaze, stay with the discarded a little longer – and, as such, encounter the world in surprising ways.
In short, shit happens. And it's happening matters because (as Dana Phillips remarks) "the call of nature is never one we can afford to ignore."[1]
We all answer to a lower power.[2] To an excremental politics that shows up in unruly ways and at inopportune times. We are all intimate with shit: from the first moment we complete the world-defying act of cleaning our children's buttocks, to the recognition that whale poop is effective for carbon sequestration, we are embroiled in an ecology of shit. There are cultural-political-economic dimensions to shit than cannot be easily characterized in a single moment. On the streets of many Indian cities and towns, where open defecation is an ongoing practice, it is not unusual to meet a steaming pile of cow dung smack dab in the middle of the road. My wife told me once that cows are often brought into new houses in Tamil Nadu to bless the building. If the cow defecates, the deed is done. Sometimes poop is smeared on walls to sanctify a place. Dana Phillips writes about the unexpected social and medical consequences of shitting for the Indian female who, because she often has to wait till dark to relieve herself in the open, risks snakebite. As such, at least in the so-called Global South, one is never really far from faeces.
And that's a troubling thing because of sanitary concerns. We are told that a gram of faeces "can contain 10 million viruses, 1 million bacteria, 1000 parasite cysts, and 100 worm eggs". This multi-vocal ecosystem of contagious critters can have nullifying effects on our own survival. In the West, the porcelain convenience of the modern flush toilet emerged as a result of a Victorian sense of modesty, repressing the sexual undertones of sphincter contractions, and distancing the body from its messiness. An ideology of waste rapidly emerged, coinciding with the need to control, manage and tame bodily productions. Thanks to these developments, today, when we flush the toilet, we send our poop to a place called 'Away'. Except that 'Away' is closer than we think.
Some weeks ago, I asked participants – mostly Europeans and Americans – on an online course I host to investigate where their poop goes to. To follow the smell of shit. The challenge was shocking for many, because as some later admitted, they hadn't really considered that question. Even a lady who had once worked at a faecal processing plant in the United States found the need to ask questions about how this waste was treated, what chemicals were used, how these chemicals were disposed of and where, and whose lands were used as sites of disposal. We know that shit never goes away; it slips past our enclosures, filters into the air, returning to our food. The picture that is emerging is that we don't know shit. We don't know what to do with it.
The material promiscuity of poop makes it difficult to model or manage, or put in the family way. It is stunningly prolific. It's not just that it is produced by our bodies, sometimes in excruciating ways; it's that it produces us in return, shapes our lives, and defines our structures. Shit stumps us with its stunning agency and plays a very crucial role in worlding the world.
In shit, we meet the unsayable, an obstacle, a riddle, an impasse we cannot simply walk around. We meet nature, but the 'nature' we meet is not conveniently outside, or something that can be defined. Though we may work hard to contain it, it dances outside our frames like a drunken trickster. In one moment, it is compost, benevolent to soil, giving us food – and then in another, like a transformation from Jekyll to Hyde, it repels and frightens and interrupts our bodies. This re-description of nature as something, like shit, that resists names, final concepts, or models, hints at a 'truth' that many indigenous cultures have recognized for a long time, perhaps succinctly captured in the Indian proverb which says: to name a colour is to blind the eye. Immediately you define a thing, you cut out its multidimensionality. Nature is a performance; she resists stability. Nature cannot be protected, guarded, defended, preserved. She is not a resource by way of the commons – an already boundaried abstract we can wrap our heads around. We learn from perhaps the most eminent of western sciences, quantum physics, that the world isn't made of things, it's made of relationships. The boundaries and identities of things are always in motion, always in reiteration – so that when we speak about anything, we are always excluding something else of mattering. John Shotter writes that "no 'things' exist for us as fixed and permanent 'things-in-themselves' in separation from their surroundings. All 'things' exist as 'doings', as agential enactments, as focal things attended to from within a larger, ceaselessly unfolding, unbounded, fluid process…a world that is always in the process of becoming other than what it was before…"
Just like poop isn't mere poop but is ideology, neoliberalism, gender relations, environmental data, caricature, porcelain dreams, comedic trope, Freudian ideal, public nuisance, bio-toxic nightmare, and sacred ritual, every object is already threaded through with multiple histories and agencies, and to properly account for that, we must turn our attention to the specificities of the practices that are producing 'it'. Nothing comes without its world. And nothing comes without excluding other worlds. We 'might' ask then: what are we excluding? What is at stake? What are we silencing?
Permaculture is a certain way of caring for planet, for place and for people. With eco-innovative design, we want to lean into the soil, to reclaim our access to food and renounce the capitalist enclosures that poison the ground and isolate us from communing together. There is care given to how these knowledges are produced, evident from the practice of PDCs (permaculture design courses) and the institutionalization of other forms of discursivity. But that care isn't innocent; it has context. It has exclusions and cuttings-out. To put it bluntly, permaculture is not a universal, neutral, decontextualized, abstract practice: it is populated by yearnings, by certain stories about the world and how it can work, by an ecosystem of ideologies – chief of which I suspect are the humanist ideas that we are stewards of the planet, that nature is essentially good, that we are the principal agencies that must work to solve climate change, and that – consequently – solutions are possible.
The questions that hang in the air in this place are: how do we preserve the commons? Achieve sustainability? Counter climate change? How do we preserve nature, care for planet? Give fair share? Ensure productivity? How come with all this work, the revolution hasn't happened, the bastille has not yet been stormed, Jericho has not yet fallen? What can we do to scale up? Make this a global thing?
In asking this way, in caring this way, many other different ways of seeing are occluded – that's because care is always selective. One of the questions I have been asking for some time now is why permaculture practice looks racially homogeneous. Look around you: there are beautiful, well-intentioned, sensitive people here. And yet if this were a sample of permaculture practitioners in the United States, it would be difficult to explain away the fact that it is predominantly white. 90% white according to recent estimates in a study conducted last year[3]. The study suggested "that people of color are overall less likely than white/Caucasian people to participate…" and that the constraints on participation "may be due to increasingly limited access to the resources required to participate (such as time), increasing feelings of powerlessness that accompany marginalization, or increasing cultural alienation between privileged and marginalized subcultures, or some combination of these factors."
Some of us already notice this. And with some of the practitioners I have spoken with, the response has been to say something to the tune of 'hey, I know someone black or someone of colour that is an avid perma-person', as if that kind of tokenism addresses the normative frames that upholds power in certain ways.
I would like to invite us to examine the contours and shadows of our care. To investigate how our search for highly productive landscapes, highly productive labour, ecological diversity and negligible soil loss already coincide with particular power dynamics and ideologies about an external nature we can heal if only we get our act together. Socio-demographic participatory diversity is needed in a time when racial tensions are high in the United States – when the deep wounds around husbandry and cultivation of food are still fresh because the scarred divisions between being black and being white, created by economic exploitative regimes, are even more sophisticated today.
The issue isn't merely about being more inclusive, it's about being more inconclusive. Elders in Africa say 'you will find your way when you get lost'. Many of the practices that have been institutionalized into fixed permaculture practices and fixed expectations, and are now seen as solutions, didn't even have names in Africa. There was a reason for that: you can't name something indeterminate. The world moves awkwardly. Not in fixed algorithms, but in broken equations. Not in straight lines, but in drunken fractals. She unfolds in messy, less-than-linear, promiscuous patterns, in cross-fertilizing dalliances, in haptic involutions, in thickening palimpsests. In monstrous becomings and gaping holes. In not-knowings and experimentation. In spontaneous trials and magical causalities.
As I have said before, there is no commons, only a commoning. Nature is not an 'it', stable, fixed, passive and inert and awaiting protection. Nature isn't necessarily benign or amenable to our plots and utopian longings. There isn't even one nature: we produce and are produced by specific natures given the kind of stories and practices we share in a more-than-human world. If we tell the story that the world is an ongoing negotiation that will not always work 'our' way…fragile, vulnerable, intra-subjective, and more-than-human – meaning, in other words, that questions about the future will not be settled by the integrity of our models – we are likely to develop new modes of relating with the world. We might even notice how we are not even 'human' or 'white' or 'black' in any essential, unmoving sense.
Which brings us back to shit. We are in a hot mess, and I think this is okay. We need a politics – a compost politics that is about opening ourselves to the ongoingness of the world. Perhaps, with regard to the painful racial issues here in America, the killing of fathers and sons on the streets, and the government's failure to address these tensions in any sustainable way, within a com-post politics, within an economy that emphasizes and celebrates sharing, a queering of the distinctions between black and white might happen, and those charged racial binaries will no longer be interesting. We will then take on new earthy colours and new differences. Our eyes, no longer beholden to easy monochromatic brushstrokes of all-white or all-black, might then be able to distinguish the many hues between: the speckled, littered, splotches of beige; the sun-bleached tones of sarcoline; the woody courage of wenge; the vulnerable saplike secretions of eburnean. We would see ourselves the way soil does.
Let us not despair that things do not seem to be catching on, that we are still at the fringes, that the world is not already covered in a permaculture fever, or that our efforts often feel like tantrums of a marooned sailor. It is not our place to tell the world what it must be, any more than a wave can aspire to be the ocean. It's not a question of scale; it's a question of unspeakable, preposterous complexity. This isn't up to us. It might seem a harsh thing to say – especially if you still subscribe to the liberal, humanist ideals of being a steward of the earth, instead of the earth in a complex stewarding of itself – but the world is very often indifferent to human wellbeing, too promiscuous to abide by our models and bibles, and too indeterminate even to be fixed or stabilized into the telos of frontier settlements and borderland subcultures. We are part of an intricate, negotiated, often advantageous, less than linear, multivocal, multidimensional, material-discursive, always exclusionary, diffractive, messy, necessarily incomplete, orgasmic, worlding process – where knowledge is always partial and emergent only within the context of direct engagement, where boundaries are constantly troubled and care is inter- (maybe it is okay here to say intra-) dependently crafted in a more-than-human commonwealth, where a single earthworm burrowing into soil, turning and re-turning soil, ingesting, excreting, aerating soil, can upset our most well-intentioned paradigms of care and design; where a shrug of the shoulder is not simply a practitioner's admission of defeat, but a humble acceptance that there are agencies, events and forces that matter, and that one's own schematics are subject to those messy entanglements. Where effect sometimes comes before cause.
Permaculture might become some kind of eco-fascism if it is not practiced as a cultivation of impermanence. In fact, I make bold to say that permaculture is not a 'thing'; it is not already defined – and any pretensions to finality is a denial of the flow of things. It is as fluid as the world is fluid, even though the significance of that fluidity – momentarily silenced by our fixation with concepts and models and courses and certificates and an identity politics that seems to privilege the fair-skinned ones among us – is not always seen. It has to be accountable to a world in motion.
Our bodies want to survive, to last – and, thankfully, we understand that this often happens in sympathy with healthy ecologies; with sensitive, troubled, design; with grounded knowings of perennial crops; with different relationalities with food. With brotherly conversation and the hospitality that invites strangers into one's home. With tended gardens. With a hug and a firm handshake, leaning bodies and calloused smiles of soft acquaintance. But – and this isn't a 'but' in the traditional sense – nature goes astray; she is not a body of laws or predetermined ideals. Our heads are not above the flirtatious inconsistency of clouds. [In the modified words of a new brother, Patrick Bresnihan, whose voice I cherish], there is no individual permaculturist strategically conducting themselves in relation to the (calculable) "long term" productivity of gardens. Instead, the "more-than-human commoner" is already entangled with human and non-human others, opening a less linear vision of the future: a future that is unpredictable because it is contingent on the less-than-perfect, shared process of negotiation in the present. We do not know the boundaries of the commons, because the commons is not a thing – even though we'd like to think it is. Because we are part of a common-ing, because we are part of an entangling, paradoxical, messy assemblage of apparent contradictions, of estranged 'others' we fight against, of haunted silences, of carbon footprints amassed over traversed miles (that needed to happen for this event to take place), of the contributions of neoliberal corporatism embodied in our phones and laptops, we cannot hope for pure homecomings.
I end with the words I have shared once before and feel compelled to share here: we are coming down to earth, and we will not arrive intact. And that's some shit right there.
[1] Dana Phillips, Excremental Ecocriticism and the Global Sanitation Crisis (chapter in 'Material Ecocriticism', edited by Serenella Iovino and Serpil Oppermann)
[2] Dave Praeger, Poop Culture
[3] Rafter Sass Ferguson and Sarah T. Lovell (2015), Grassroots engagement with transition to sustainability: diversity and modes of participation in the international permaculture movement, Ecology and Society 20(4): 39 http://www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol20/iss4/art39/
Alisa Keesey on September 21, 2016
Amazing piece.
MysticMaven @AgapeAvatar on November 27, 2016


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The Historical, Vintage, and Classical Cars Museum is located in Kuwait's Shuwaikh Industrial Area, near the intersection of road 80 and road 55.

History and profile
The museum was opened in . It consists of two buildings and an outside display area:

 one building houses the permanent exhibition of 30 restored important cars;
 another building contains a traffic parkour where children can practice their driving skills in electric cars;
 outside of both buildings there is a collection of less important cars in various conditions, including a "barn find" Ford Model T.

Additional cars are displayed on loan in other museums in Kuwait, e.g. the Bait al-Othman museum in Hawally.

The main collection can be grouped into 4 parts:

 the display of former state limousines of Kuwait
 state limousines from other countries or from Royal households
 a collection of 3 Aston Martins related to James Bond movies
 other important cars owned by the museum or by private collectors (including 2 Minervas from 1904 and 1924)

The museum is closed on Fridays and open on all other days 9:00 - 12:00 in the morning and 5:00 - 8:00 in the evening.

See also
 List of museums in Kuwait

References

External links
Kuwait Motor Network
Official Instagram account
Official website with location map

2010 establishments in Kuwait
Museums established in 2010
Museums in Kuwait
Automotive museums
History of Kuwait


It is time to make electric cars a regular occurrence on the streets of Saskatchewan. Purchase prices, however, are still high in comparison to the cheapest of the gas-powered cars but substantial rebates, as high as $7500 are offered in some provinces and many states. Here in Saskatchewan there are currently no rebates and only a limited number of vehicle options are available (something we should endeavour to change). On the other hand, relatively new used vehicles can be purchased in provinces where such rebates exist providing a considerable savings up front. Want to start an electric car revolution here? If there were a small number of people interested in purchasing cars from Quebec, for example, we could have them brought here at a reasonable price.
Interested? Contact me lynn.oliphant@yourlink.ca or 306-374-1068. Here is the rationale for going to electric now.
One of the major direct uses of fossil fuels by individuals is the gas and oil used by our privately owned vehicles. As long as we are addicted to this form of transportation it will be impossible to wean ourselves off this major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. While the long-term solution must be a move towards more walking, biking and better public transportation, the short-term solution is here now in the form of the electric car.
While most of us are familiar with the concept of the typical "hybrid" which powers the car with a combination of a gas engine and electric to try to get the best gas mileage, the very real option of affordable cars available today that can provide all electric transportation for most of our driving needs may not be clear. For people that have little need for travelling long distances there are many options. The plug-in hybrids (in comparison to the "normal hybrids") all give a substantial range using only the electric drive. The all electrics, such as the Nissan Leaf, are a great option if you never need to go more than about 100km per day. If you want a car that has the option of long distance travel but operates for distances up to 60-70km on straight battery, a car like the Chevrolet Volt is the perfect combination. It differs from the other plug-in hybrids in having only an electric power train; the gas engine is simply a generator which can give you unlimited range beyond that of the battery pack. This means you are not limited by the current lack of widespread fast charging stations.
The advantages of these all electrics and the Volt are many. The efficiency of the electric motor over the internal combustion engine is large, a normal transmission is not needed, and there are very few moving parts in the long-lived electric engine. This results in not only fuel savings but lower repair costs. The major cost will be in eventually replacing the battery pack. Hopefully battery technology will continue to improve (current rate of 14%/year) and cost will continue to drop. My calculations suggest I may save over $20,000 in operational costs if I keep my Volt for 10 years. This is almost two thirds of the cost of the car!
If we are to address the issue of climate change, the current all-electric and plug-in hybrids offer a bridging possibility but only if enough of us embrace it. Here in Saskatchewan where much of our electricity is produced by burning coal, the savings in GHG emissions are negligible unless you have your own wind or solar array and are already driving a fuel efficient car. Hopefully this situation will improve radically over the coming decades. The point is, while there is the possibility of producing electricity without the use of fossil fuels, the internal combustion engine is dependant on them. Other benefits of the electric car that are possible include the use of the batteries in each car as a storage for electricity produced by wind or photovoltaics, currently a major hurdle for moving towards sustainable energy sources.
We have had our Volt for a year now and I must say it is the most satisfying car I have ever owned. It has a lifetime average of 2.25L/100km of actual gas usage and can provide 60-70km on an overnight charge of about 13 KW which is provided by our solar array. On straight gas on long trips it still gets nearly 6L/100km. It does fine even in the depths of winter although giving up a bit of battery range. Until the electrics are better understood by the general public and are commonly seen on the road, the gas car will remain the predominant form of personal vehicle. Consider an electric or plug-in hybrid for your next vehicle and help us move to a sustainable energy future. The electric car revolution will not take place until we reach a critical percentage of cars on the road allowing the general public will see them as a real alternative.


Laura Pannack is gaining exposure all over the place and has a number of interesting projects under her belt already. With a first place for Portraits at World Press Awards and a finalist at Taylor Wessing among others, she is making her presence known. She seems passionate about people. In her work a tenderness and rapport with her subjects shines through, suggesting she has earnt the trust and respect of her subjects. She understands young people in a way that society often doesn't. She takes them seriously and doesn't play to the stereotype of a misunderstood generation. Young Love, for example demonstrates how she can take a topic often diminished in stature (even ridiculed) and give it prominence. Her recent series Young British Naturists highlights all these skills and more. The above image from this series caught my attention as the naked young boxer holds the camera's gaze with a contradictory blend of strength and vulnerability. Plus the colour palette is lush.
If you haven't seen the Hotshoe interview with Laura on her series Young British Naturists I'd have a look. Such an honest and open depiction of her experience with these fascinating young people and her integrity as a photographer is undeniable (not least because she tried it first hand – getting naked, that is). There are many other places where you can read about Laura's series and other images, but for the sake of this post I wanted to find out about her general experience as a photographer and you can google the rest.
SB: Working commercially and for yourself, how do you find balancing commissions with personal projects?
LP: I try to see commissions as a partner to my personal projects. They allow me to pursue personal work both financially, helping develop my practice and occasionally opening doors to new ideas. I enjoy both.
Do you find specific briefs help or hinder your inspiration?
It depends on the situation. At times a brief can help give you structure and boundaries to then develop your approach and give the concept ownership but it can also be limiting. It all depends on the subject and context of the work. When time is limited it is helpful to know what your client wants with the freedom to introduce your ideas.
I read recently that you assist and are mentored by Simon Roberts. Could you elaborate a little on how this works and what specifically you have gained from these experiences?
So much! Simon is an incredible photographer and mentor. He has guided me (and still continues to) both as a professional mentor and a supportive friend. Working for him has taught me so much but what has helped me beyond words is having the support of a photographer I respect. I know he will help critique work and guide me on how to deal with professional situations. He's also a bloody good laugh and it's a joy when we get to catch up. I am very grateful to him. He resonates the supportive photographic community and continues to inspire me greatly.
It appears that your educational background includes editorial and art based photography. How have these different approaches influenced your practice?
I think courses can be misleading and I just really followed my interests. I have always been interested in the art world and studied painting prior to photography and the editorial teachings mostly came through actual assisting and experience rather than formal education.


The Arab and Africa regions, at the mid of increasing global economic and social challenges, are experiencing significant level of economic growth. In 2010, the total trade volume of the Arab Countries reached USD 1,128 billion, whereas the total volume of trade of the Africa has was around USD 566 billion, showing the untapped potential to develop regional trade, which will produce continuous economic growth and employment for both region.
The volume of inter-regional trade is still low. However, there are great untapped potentials for commercial partnership particularly for some sectors like machinery, electrical equipment, agricultural inputs such as fertilizers, agro-food industries, health and pharmaceutical industries.
"Arab-Africa Foreign Trade Bridge" is a regional trade promotion program aims at addressing some of the challenges faced in promoting trade between the two regions. Trade Promotion Committee of the Coordination Group, proposed the following solutions & tools to address the main challenges limiting the business society and concerned trade authorities of the countries in the regions to benefit from the existing trade potentials.
Enhance the potential of importing products of Arab origins into African countries.
Create a platform to allow for business exchange and raising awareness.
Bring together exporters from Arab countries with importers from Africa.
Provide opportunities for trade finance and export credit insurance to present their services and products.


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Trailer for Mark Duplass-Ray Romano Sundance Film 'Paddleton'
Robert Thornson Jr. January 15th, 2019 - 2:20 PM
Yesterday we saw the release of the first trailer for Paddleton, which is a dramedy film and Netflix original that will premiere at the Sundance Film Festival next month before releasing on the streaming platform. It stars Mark Duplass (Creep, Tully), who is also a producer and co-writer of the film, and Ray Romano (Ice Age Series, The Big Sick).
Paddleton will follow stars Romano and Duplass going through turmoil and emotional events as Duplass's character is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Before ending his life via assisted suicide, the two friends and their bromance take a break from the game they invented and spend much of their time playing called "Paddleton", and go on a road trip together. This can be seen in the trailer as the two neighbors wield their tennis rackets, whacking a ball around before they learn that Michael's (Duplass) prescription has to be filled six hours away. The two decide to take a trip to get the medications, and make stops along the way. We also see them arguing as the tense nature of their relationship while the illness escalates, but the friendship persists regardless.
Starring alongside Duplass and Romano will be Ravi Patel and Christine Woods in this Alex Lehmann directed movie that feels right for a Sundance premiere with its story of an unlikely friendship in the face of tribulation, dealing with a bit of fragile masculinity.
Paddleton will be available on Netflix on February 22nd of this year and the trailer can be checked out below.
Christine Woods
Ravi Patel
Robert Thornson Jr.


Undergraduate Jung Haelin had reportedly left her matriculation card, which doubles as a key, in her room.
An undergraduate who fell to her death while trying to climb into her residential hall room on the seventh floor had a habit of using an object to wedge the door open when she was out.
But last Saturday, the 18-year-old returned to find it locked.
That was when Ms Jung Haelin clambered out of a window in a bid to climb into her room, said her Thai boyfriend Arnon Rungarunsirichoke. The 17-year-old said: "Hall mates said she looked annoyed (before the incident), but she isn't one to take risks and she doesn't have a daredevil streak.
"I still don't know why she did what she did, she must have been in a rush to get or do something."
The incident took place at Sheares Hall in the National University of Singapore (NUS), where Ms Jung, a South Korean business student, had started school in August.
On that day, she left her room to cook lunch in a nearby pantry and left her matriculation card, used to unlock her door, in her room, recounted her boyfriend, based on what her hall mates had told him.
The door automatically locks when it swings shut.
Sheares Hall is one of six residential halls in NUS and offers single-room accommodation for more than 500 students. An NUS spokesman said residents have been reminded to seek help from the hall office during office hours and resident fellows during non-office hours, if they are locked out of their rooms.
Speaking to The Straits Times over the phone from Thailand, Mr Rungarunsirichoke, who is waiting to enter pilot school, said Ms Jung was a cheerful and bubbly person who had been excited to start university.
"It was her dream to go to NUS, she thought it was the best school that could give her the best education," he said. She was in Singapore on her own while her parents and older sister live in India.
The couple met in high school in Tamil Naidu about 1½ years ago when their families moved to India.
A police spokesman told ST they were alerted to a case of a fall from height at around 11.40am last Saturday at Sheares Hall.
The woman was unconscious when she was taken to the National University Hospital, where she died of her injuries. Police are investigating the case as an unnatural death.
ST understands that Ms Jung was last seen at the seventh-floor pantry of Block C of Sheares Hall.
Her room was adjacent to the pantry, said Mr Rungarunsirichoke, who had spoken to Ms Jung on the morning of the incident.
Hall mates said she looked annoyed (before the incident), but she isn't one to take risks and doesn't have a daredevil streak.
MR ARNON RUNGARUNSIRICHOKE, on his girlfriend Jung Haelin.
That afternoon, he received a message from her friend informing him Ms Jung had been hospitalised. He was told on Sunday that she had died, and he flew to Singapore on Monday for her wake and funeral.
A friend of Ms Jung's, undergraduate Philip Abraham, 18, who met her in high school, said: "She was a gem and has never wronged anyone. She always strived for greatness, as seen in her studies and how she motivated others."
Said the NUS spokesman: "We are deeply saddened by the incident, and our thoughts are with the family and friends of the student. NUS staff and counsellors are in touch with the student's family and friends to provide support and assistance."


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August 31, 2018 / BY Faizan Shahzad
"Countries progress fast where women are educated and treated equally as men".
In a society where women are strangled to death in the name of honour killing and victims of rape are blamed for their own deaths and have to face disgusting comments, women like Captain Maryam Masood, First Officer Shumaila Mazhar, karate player Nargis and senior aircraft maintenance technician, Eeman Faheem was sure to send shivers down patriarchy's spine.
Other such inspirations are Faryal and Umama, first female crane operators at a local port company. In July, the company granted licenses to female management engineer trainees namely Faryal Anwar & Umama Saleem to control remote-controlled ship to shore (STS) gantry cranes.
It seems a tricky job but they seem to enjoy it. It is pertinent to mention Faryal can manoeuvre remote control as well as a manual crane.
Faryal has done her graduation in electronics engineer from the Dawood University of Engineering and Technology while Umama received her degree in electrical engineering from the NED University of Engineering and Technology.
Both, after completion of 100 hours as observers are now performing supervised operations under their mentor who they call "Ustad".
"Our primary job is crane maintenance and operating cranes is an added skill," says Faryal talking to a local Television channel. "Our first challenge after coming here and operating the cranes was gaining the trust of our colleagues," she adds.
Umama cuts in then: "But the company trusted us with its high-tech equipment first. I have found that even though acceptance of women in such jobs is low it can be enhanced as we prove ourselves."
At first, their job was a challenge to them. "They couldn't see the bigger picture," Umama adds. "But the company was offering us hands-on experience so why not? We accepted the offer to come here and start off as trainees looking after crane maintenance. Then we were also offered crane operation in the middle of it," she smiles.
Faryal further appreciates the company's accepting nature as they did not fall on the scale of gender-based discrimination and proudly accepted female graduates.
Patriarchy perpetuates the fake concept of men subjugating the society by suppressing women in every way possible. It feeds in the lies that women by nature are bound to nurture the men around them and satisfy their needs, that the cycle of woman life starts with taking care of her brother and father and end ups on the fallout of serving their husband and sons.
People are so deep vested in oppressive patriarchy that they get offended when told otherwise. However, more such firms are needed to appreciate talent without gender discrimination.


The following shows an example of convergent evolution, structures of two carbonic anhydrases with the same enzymatic function (EC number 4.2.1.1) but with different folds. Drawn with Molscript from 1THJ (left handed beta helix) and 1DMX (flat beta sheet).
The following shows an example of possible divergent evolution, the TIM barrel. This fold functions as a generic scaffold catalyzing 15 different enzymatic functions. A schematic figure of the TIM barrel fold is shown with numbers indicating the different location of the active site in four proteins that have this fold. These four proteins -- xylose isomerase, aldose reductase, enolase, and adenosine deaminase -- carry out very different enzymatic functions, in four of the main EC classes (1.*.*, 3.*.*, 4.*.*, and 5.*.*).


How to write a "For and alongside" essay.
A straightforward concept that you could always remember, when writing this essay, is a specific indication of this point of view is not needed and sometimes even distressed. The biggest target will be to sustain an impartial spot located on the issue you're talking about, so that your chore is to promote both of those reasons "for" and misunderstandings "to stop", where by is the actual this essay. Generally it is less difficult to fight which includes a viewpoint in which we agree with the fact, for that reason, this particular essay can be viewed as a little bit more involved considering we have to grant mutually tough fights over the two opposite perspectives.
Procedures for creating "For and up against" essay.
With regards to procedures of assembly, they practically tend not to are different from the guidelines for other kinds of compositions, but, still, scientific study these protocols.
1. Introductory section – dissertation writing help below, you have to deal with the foremost projects: to begin with, you clarify the topic. Recall you will want to rephrase the affirmation, which is the issue regarding your essay, but regardless to not ever recurring it word by concept. Additionally, it is important to always remember that you do not reveal your viewpoint, but merely saying the indisputable fact that the issue could quite possibly have a variety of views you have and can describe much more on your essay.
2. Significant overall body – the foremost piece generally will are made up of two lines, every one of that will actually signify one of the several prospective viewpoints. Consider that you should definitely comply with one notion in a single paragraph. I.e. among them is usually to create arguments "for", even though the subsequent will discuss the disputes "from". And, in fact, never forget about question sentences, have always been referred to throughout the previous short article.
3. In closing – the conclusion could possibly be the only an aspect of your essay, where you can nevertheless share your point of view, but you may also make a natural stance, continuing the firm up for the whole essay.
Trait attributes of "for and in opposition to" essay.
So, what different you would like to contemplate, when crafting "for and towards" essays?
o Make a list of misunderstandings "for" and "next to" to achieve started penning, you possess by now had created helpful hints, and then you only need to opt for ones that you suspect are more flourishing or engaging.
o Seek to help and support your disagreements with samples.
o Keep in mind a section can not simply have single sentence.
o Use any price quotes that happens to be adequate in to the topic of the essay.
Only at very first it appears to be tough to put these restrictions. When you are done several written and published performs, laws turned into sensible and simple to comprehend. The student actually starts to be aware that crafting regulations is not actually trickier but more convenient. Feel may be the essential helper on paper essays.


The 2009 Rex Procession: Spirits of Spring Rexs theme song If Ever I Cease to Love was written by George Leybourne circa 1870 for the musical comedy Blue.
1 The 2009 Rex Procession: Spirits of Spring Rexs theme song If Ever I Cease to Love was written by George Leybourne circa 1870 for the musical comedy Blue Beard. The song was performed at the first Rex parade in 1872 and is still performed for Rex and his Queen when they arrive at the Grand Ball.
3 His Majestys Bandwagon Float 2 Traditionally every year a band rides on this permanent float to provide music for Rex and for those who greet him on the parade route.
4 The Kings Jesters Float 3 Rexs jesters dress in Mardi Gras colors purple, green, and gold.
5 The Boeuf Gras Float 4 The float symbolizes the Great Feast on the day before lent begins. Lent has been observed since the fourth century. The Catholic Church licensed Carnival farewell to flesh. The Church also established the set date for the start of Carnival season on January 6, the feast of the Epiphany and the changing date of Mardi Gras.
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Kvėdarna (en Yiddish כווידאן Chvidan) est une ville de la Municipalité du district de Šilalė dans l'Apskritis de Tauragė, Lituanie. En 2001, la population totale est de .

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Avant le déclenchement de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, la communauté juive locale représente 30 % de la population totale de la ville. Les juifs sont assassinés lors d'exécutions sur place et d'autres déportés dans des camps de travail.

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Ville en Lituanie
Histoire des Juifs en Lituanie
Massacre ou atrocité de la Seconde Guerre mondiale


This cultural association supports, coordinates, realizes and mediates activities and coopeartions in the cultural sector. We focus on a national and international cultural exchange. This contains projects based on the subjects youth, society and migration. Our society aims on being some sort of a creative construction area on the one hand and a platform for creative and cultural collaborations between professional artists and a new generation of young cultural activists on the other. We also try to convey new and innovative art to people that haven't really gotten in touch with art so far.
In collaboration with recognized artists and pedagogues of various areas our cultural association offers workshops and "art laboratories" with and without lodging. The main goal of those courses is to provide each participant with an artistic and cultural development as well as new crafts that can support it. Courses are open to those who devote themselves to art in general or that want to bring themselves closer to art but also to those who wish to increase their knowledge and skills in specific artistic subjects.
As the trust and interest in what we were doing from the local population and cultural scene grew, we started taking responsility for regional and local projects that were offered from communities and fostered by public institutions.
"LaSerratura" – which can be loosely translated as "keyhole" – uses its creative and cultural projects to delibaretly invite participants as well as the audience to pause, to take a closer look and to eventually enter. An important assignment the association took upon itself was to bring artistic development processes and the potential opprtunities to present their results to the public, for example by organizing cultural events, closer to a wide and not specifically culturally interested audience.
Thanks to the support from the members of the association, participating national and international artists but also from those who work in the artistic and creative sector or the volunteers and thanks to the collaborations with numerous cultural organizations, communities and other registered societies, "LaSerratura" has been able to create a platform for various cultural activities.
We consider our establishment to be some kind of an "artistic utility room" where different realities and various cultural backgrounds and identities can collide as well as the individual ways to experience and descern the world. This can once again lead to new creative energies and synergies.
This is how we link already existing connections between international professional artists and our possibilities: provide lodging for artists in our residence, rooms to offer courses but also for rehearsels, studies and events (in- and outdoor). This way we were able to contribute to an international cultural exchange.
Since 2004 "LaSerratura" is registered as a nonprofit organization and we consider ourselves a "Kulturstation", which could be loosely translated as "cultural station". Each of the founders work in different cultural and social areas. It's their aim to provide space for innovative, creative and artistic productions, to promote and encourage the cooperation between professional artitsts and young people as already mentioned before and to let art and culture influence society.
Cultural events – music, theatre, dance, painting etc.


INDUSTRY.co.id - Jakarta-BPJS Employment has an investment fund of Rp321 trillion in the first quarter of 2018, up from the end of December 2017 of Rp317 trillion.
Financial Director of BPJS Manpower, Evi Afiatin, explained that the investment fund achievement should be bigger, but the decline of Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) has an impact on the realization of investment fund.
"Actually it could be more just JCI market condition down 24 perse affect, if baseball can reach Rp 237 trillion, if baseball down," he said in Jakarta, Tuesday (08/05/2018).
He said that assets managed until March 2018 reached 104 percent. Assets reached Rp15.2 trillion in the first quarter of 2018, up from December 2017 at Rp14.4 trillion.
The investment returns, he said reached Rp345 billion, operating income reached 85 percent and new business expenses 65 percent.
While the Social Security Fund (DJS) he said, it has not reached 100 percent, because the first quarter of this year following the habits of last year.
"It's always the 1st quarter, usually a trend like that.Later pickup quarter 2. Currently the position of March, 97 percent DJS and 97 percent investment, 81 percent revenue contribution and 82 percent of that claim," he said.
Meanwhile, Amran Nasution, Director of Investment Development BPJS Employment said the return on investment in BPJS Employment is quite high about 7.8 percent higher than the deposit interest rate of only 5 percent and itupun taxed 20 percent.


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Barbara, but also for weddings, funerals and other important political or social ceremonies, miners wear an especially smart Dating sites toledo black uniform adorned with red feathers.
One reason for this was the great stigma attached to any eligible young man or woman who failed to find a mate before the carnival period ended.
The Dating sites toledo industrious female harvester is chosen as the 'przodownica' the harvest queen.
Dozynki The Polish Harvest Celebration is a time-honored tradition. To whichever name the lighted candle sailed to and burnt, a marriage proposal from him could be expected.
In some areas of Poland paczki or donuts were baked to assure wealth for the whole year. He conquered Talamanca de Jarama and besieged Alcala de Henares. The Omeyyads reinforced nearby fortresses with cavalry forces to try to contain the Toledans.
At one time, female market vendors hired musicians, assembled food and drink and danced in the streets with every male passerby they could get hold off. The following year, Sulayman gave up the fight and went into exile. If a lad found a lass to his liking, he would take her to the hay barn to 'inspect' her more closely.
The Omeyyad dynasty in Damascus collapsed and Yusuf ruled independently with the support of his Syrian Arab forces. In another traditional Polish customs way of fortune telling, girls stand in a circle leaning over a bowl of water with a small floating walnut shell containing a tiny-lighted candle.
Girls wore white clothes and danced in circles singing love songs, while the boys showed off their agility by leaping over the fire as the flames subsided. There are strong ties to tradition, religion, and family. They are then taken home and placed by the holy picture of the Blessed Mother, and remain the entire year.
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Today, the pastor tends to Keeping safe when dating ritual. The church bells silenced on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, are now rung on Saturday at midnight in noisy celebration heralding the risen Lord.
Just behind these traditions come decorating the Christmas tree, fasting on Christmas Eve until dinner and preparing an additional place at the Christmas table for an unexpected guest - which we will discuss in a little more detail in a moment. For example the ball at the Warsaw Philharmonic Society, or the sportsmen's ball, is attended by "the man of the year".
After the fall of the caliphate, Toledo was the capital city of one of the richest Taifas of Al-Andalus. Horses pull the sleighs at a fast gallop and dogs follow by running behind or chasing the sleigh, yelping with happy barks. From near and far people silently move along carrying wreaths, flowers and candles, from dawn until dusk on the most heavily travel day in Poland.
But only the innocent of heart may hear them. Arab conquerors had often replaced former capital cities with new ones to mark the change in political power, and they did so here: InAbdallah submitted and Hisham took control of Toledo.


List of villages in Krishnarajpet taluka or tehesil is listed below. Please click on a village link to view every detail of the village. Krishnarajpet is under the Mandya district in the state of Karnataka in India.


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Home » Reviews » Road Tests » 2000 Nissan Maxima
Nissan has been in the news a lot lately. But, coverage has focused more on the financial woes and cash infusion from Renault, and less on the biggest new product blitz in Nissan's history. And part of that barrage is an all-new flagship sedan, the larger and more powerful 2000 Maxima. But, is the new Maxima likely to be a profitable product for buyers and investors alike?
It certainly should be, if for no other reason than the Nissan Maxima has been the best selling, V-6 equipped import sedan since its introduction in 1980. And with a new look inside and out, and more power from its top rated V-6 engine, the fifth generation, 2000 Maxima doesn't look ready to relinquish that title anytime soon.
Up front, the Maxima retains its familiar grille, but surrounds it with a smoother, more aerodynamic face that now includes flush-mounted, multi-parabola halogen headlamps.
Both front and rear glass have a steeper rake than the previous model, and the wheelbase has been stretched 2 inches to 108.3 inches for increased interior room and better ride comfort. While at the rear, a higher trunk lid aids the Maxima's low aerodynamic profile, and its sharply whacked-off shape neatly integrates the distinctive taillight cluster.
Distinctive also describes what has become a staff favorite, Nissan's 3.0 liter, DOHC, 24-valve, V-6. Highly praised since its introduction in 1994, this aluminum powerplant keeps getting better and better. And the addition of a new Nissan Variable Induction System air intake control and a variable capacity muffler system keeps the Maxima's V-6 one of the smoothest in the business, and also helps boost horsepower from 190 to 222, and torque from 205 pound-feet to 217.
This improved engine moves the larger Maxima effortlessly to 60 in 8 seconds, and through the quarter mile in 16.1 seconds at 86 mph. And although fitted with an improved 4-speed automatic transmission which provides near seamless shifts, our drivers still feel the gearing and shift schedule don't fully exploit the Maxima's expansive powerband.
But it only took one trip through our low speed slalom to remind us what a fine handler the Maxima is. Steering feel is nicely weighted and gives the driver good feedback from the road. Side-to-side transitions are settled and even, giving the Maxima a very balanced feel despite its lack of an independent rear suspension.
But engineers did tweak the Multi-Link Beam rear suspension by moving the lateral link from in front of the torsion beam to behind it. The Maxima's MacPherson strut, coil sprung, front suspension also gets a larger stabilizer bar to help reduce body roll.
An optional Traction Control System is also now available and is integrated into the standard, 4-wheel ABS system that now handles larger front vented brake discs with redesigned calipers. Solid discs are found at the rear, and with only 1,000 miles on our test car, the system did a good job of bringing us to a stop from 60 in an average 130 feet.
Once inside the Maxima, the added room due to the expanded body is immediately noticeable. Front head and leg room are up, and the front footwells are now 1.4 inches wider.
Our sporty SE-trimmed car comes with leather-faced buckets, with 8-way power for the driver and 4-way for the passenger. Even in their lowest setting, they give the front occupants a commanding view over the hood.
The driver grips a leather-wrapped, tilt steering wheel that has been repositioned forward for improved driver comfort. In the center stack, the controls for the 120 watt AM/FM/Cassette/CD stereo are also ergonomically-friendly and self-explanatory. A 200 watt Bose system is optional. Climate controls are close at hand, and the switchgear operates smoothly, and an auto setting is ready to keep things simple.
The Maxima's rear quarters are absolutely spacious, with leg room growing 1.9 inches. Maxima's total passenger compartment volume now measures 102 cubic feet, or more than a Toyota Camry. A locking, 60/40 split seat back allows access to the equally spacious trunk, that at 15 cubic feet also has plenty of long haul room.
And with three trim grades to choose from, there's also plenty of wiggle room in pricing for all types of budgets. GXE models start at around $23,500. SEs like our tester are slightly more at $24,700. The top of the line luxury GLE will start at $27,000.
So despite distractions with finances, Nissan has maintained its focus. Demonstrating, once again, their prowess at building outstanding automobiles, and delivering a new Maxima that continues as a benchmark for all entry level luxury and sport sedans. With more room, more power, superb handling, and a more refined highway ride, the 2000 Nissan Maxima is a credit to anyone's account.
Engine: 3.0 Liter Dohc 24-valve V-6
Horsepower: 222
Torque: 217 Lb Feet
0-60 MPH: 8 Seconds
1/4 Mile: 16.1 Seconds @ 86 MPH
60-0 MPH: 130 Feet


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«Би́знес» — украинский деловой ежемесячник (ранее еженедельник, до реструктуризации) Украины. Публикуется в Киеве ТОВ «Украинский Бизнес Хаб». Сайт издания - https://business.ua.

Первый номер газеты увидел свет в декабре 1992 года с лёгкой руки молодого предпринимателя Сергея Мельничука, разработавшего концепцию издания. Он же стал первым главным редактором газеты. Тогда издание называлось «Блиц-Информ» (в дальнейшем это название сохранилось за киевским издательством, выпускавшим газету).

Через полгода, в мае 1993 года, газета сменила название и стала выходить под названием БИЗНЕС. Девизом газеты тогда была фраза: «Человек всегда добивается, чего он хочет».

В 1994 году БИЗНЕС, который до этого времени оставался практически сборником прейскурантов (прайс-листов), трансформировался в полноценную деловую газету — серьёзное специальное издание для бизнесменов Украины, собирающее, анализирующее и публикующее весь спектр информации, необходимой для эффективного ведения предпринимательской деятельности на Украине. В том же году главным редактором издания стал Константин Донин.

В 1996 году газета начала выходить с полноцветными обложками, рентабельность достигла 300 %. Отдельной тетрадкой стало издаваться приложение к газете — «Бизнес. Прайс-листы».

В 2001 году появилась Интернет-версия газеты, где публиковались материалы бумажного издания, а со временем образовался и популярный форум, где все желающие могли пообщаться на самые различные темы деловой жизни.

В 2003 году БИЗНЕС перешёл на полноцветную полиграфию, одновременно изменился и его формат. Газета вместо бумаги формата А3 (внутренние страницы) начала выходить на журнальной А4. Текстовое наполнение также изменилось в пользу журнального формата.

В 2010 году на базе издания появился новый одноимённый Интернет-портал, который включил в себя часть многолетнего архива газеты, стали ежедневно публиковаться новости Украины и мира, аналитические материалы, видеоролики и аудиоподкасты. Сайт рассчитан на деловую аудиторию и оказывает реальную поддержку бизнесменам, именно этому посвящены разделы сайта «Защита бизнеса» и «Бизнес-консультации».

В 2017 году журнал БИЗНЕС трансформируется в коллективное деловое медиа Украины. Запущен проект БИЗНЕС100 — поиск и привлечение 100 соинвесторов журнала.

Главные редакторы:

 Полевой, Владимир (с апреля 2018)

 Мироненко, Вячеслав (с апреля 2016)
 Каневский, Игорь (2014—2016)
 Сергеев, Игорь Михайлович (2008—2014)
 Кобышев, Сергей Анатольевич (2006—2008)
 Каневский, Игорь (2003—2005)
 Власюк, Игорь Станиславович (2002—2003)
 Донин, Константин Александрович (1994—2002)

Заместители главного редактора:
 Ковалёв, Сергей Иванович (2006—2014)
 Крамаренко, Александр Павлович (1998—2003)
 Корнилов, Глеб Александрович (1994—1997)

Примечания

Газеты Украины
Газеты на русском языке
Деловые газеты
Печатные издания, возникшие в 1992 году


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Q: Can i update a non-nullable value in an Entity by using Update method from Entity Framework? I have already created an entity but want to update a value of a non-nullable column. I use the Update method from EF to try this but doesnt work. Is it possible to update a non-nullable value?
    public void Update(T entity)
    {
        _context.Set<T>().Update(entity);
    }

A: just add SaveChanges()
 public void Update(T entity)
{
    _context.Set<T>().Update(entity);
    _context.SaveChanges();
}


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An absolutely incredible wild strawberry liqueur from Edmond Briottet. This Fraise des Bois liqueur is made by macerating the fresh fruits in alcohol. Sugar is then added. And nothing else. It's that simple.