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Q: Scheme: why is Internal Definition faster than External Definition? I tried running the program below
(define (odd-internal x)
  (define (even x)
    (if (zero? x)
        #t
        (odd-internal (sub1 x))))
  (if (zero? x)
      #f
      (even (sub1 x))))

(define (odd-external x)
  (if (zero? x)
      #f
      (even (sub1 x))))

(define (even x)
  (if (zero? x)
      #t
      (odd-external (sub1 x))))

(begin (display "Using internal definition\n")
       (time (odd-internal 40000000)))

(begin (display "Using external definition\n")
       (time (odd-external 40000000)))

This is the result in Racket
Using internal definition
cpu time: 166 real time: 165 gc time: 0
#f
Using external definition
cpu time: 196 real time: 196 gc time: 0
#f

There you can see using internal definition is quite a bit faster. I've tried running on Chez Scheme and the result is similar. Why is that?

A: Your numbers are too small to be meaningful. The difference between 166 ms and 196 ms is, in absolute terms, tiny. Who knows what other factors could be influencing that? VM warmup time, differences in memory allocation, or any host of other things could easily cause a discrepancy of that size. To be sure, you should make the numbers much bigger.
On my machine, running Racket v7.0, I increased the arguments from 40000000 to 1000000000 and ran the program. The results were 2.361 s for the internal definition case and 2.212 s for the external definition case. Given the sorts of factors listed above, that difference is too small to be meaningful.
Benchmarking is hard, and benchmarking languages that run on VMs and are JIT compiled is harder. Even if you account for warmup and GC, run lots of iterations and take the averages, and generally try to do things right, the results you get could still be nearly meaningless, as the 2017 OOPSLA paper Virtual Machine Warmup Blows Hot and Cold explains:

Virtual Machines (VMs) with Just-In-Time (JIT) compilers are traditionally thought to execute programs in two phases: the initial warmup phase determines which parts of a program would most benefit from dynamic compilation, before JIT compiling those parts into machine code; subsequently the program is said to be at a steady state of peak performance. Measurement methodologies almost always discard data collected during the warmup phase such that reported measurements focus entirely on peak performance. We introduce a fully automated statistical approach, based on changepoint analysis, which allows us to determine if a program has reached a steady state and, if so, whether that represents peak performance or not. Using this, we show that even when run in the most controlled of circumstances, small, deterministic, widely studied microbenchmarks often fail to reach a steady state of peak performance on a variety of common VMs. Repeating our experiment on 3 different machines, we found that at most 43.5% of ⟨VM, benchmark⟩ pairs consistently reach a steady state of peak performance.

Emphasis mine. Make sure you're measuring what you think you're measuring.

A: First off this will depend on your implementation since nested defines can be implemented in more than one way. On my Chez Scheme 9.5 setup I get a rather consistent 25% faster run time when I use odd-internal.
Now, for the why. This happens because nested defines (i.e. internal defines) are wildly different than actual defines.
When you use define on the top level, you are adding a new record to the free-variables table. Whenever you try to evaluate a variable that is not bound to any lambda, it is looked up in the free-variables (hash) table. This search is very efficient, but it's slower than fetching a bound variable. So when you calculate (odd-external 40000000) that you fetch even and odd-external from that table about 40mil times - even with caching and other cool stuff, this is still work to be done.
In contrast, nested defines create a bound variable. One way they are implemented is as nested lambda/let/letrec expressions. That way the odd-internal function would be transformed into[1]:
(define (odd-internal x)
(let ((even (lambda (x)
              (if (zero? x)
                  #t
                  (odd-internal (sub1 x))))))
  (if (zero? x)
      #f
      (even (sub1 x)))))

(Which is a simplification of what Chez Scheme does).
Now every time you apply odd-internal it's still a free-variable, so you hash it and find it in the free-variables table. However, when you apply even, you just grab it from the environment (which can cost as little as a single memory dereference even without cool tricks).
A fun experiment would be to define both odd and even as bound variables, so all 40mil variable fetches would benefit from quick bound-variable fetch times. I saw a 16% improvement on top of the original 25%. Here's the code:
(define (odd-quick x)
    (define (odd x) (if (zero? x) #f (even (sub1 x))))
    (define (even x) (if (zero? x) #t (odd (sub1 x))))
    (odd x))

[1] let is a syntactic suger for a lambda application, so you can read that code as:
(define (odd-internal x)
    ((lambda (even)
      (if (zero? x)
          #f
          (even (sub1 x))))
     (lambda (x)
       (if (zero? x)
           #t
           (odd-internal (sub1 x))))))

A: I was amazed that it was a difference so from the commens of Lexis answer I split the two version in each their file internal.rkt and external.rkt and compiled them and decompiled them in this way:
raco make external.rkt
raco decompile compiled/external_rkt.zo

This goes one step further than looking at the fully expanded program in the macro stepper. It looks very non human readable so I have prettyfied it with the most important parts in tact:
(define (odd-external x1)
  (if (zero? x1)
      '#f
      (let ((x2 (sub1 x1)))
        (if (zero? x2)
            '#t
            (let ((x3 (sub1 x2)))
              (if (zero? x3)
                  '#f
                  (let ((x4 (sub1 x3)))
                    (if (zero? x4)
                        '#t
                        (let ((x5 (sub1 x4)))
                          (if (zero? x5) '#f (even (sub1 x5))))))))))))

(define (even x1)
  (if (zero? x1)
       '#t
       (let ((x2 (sub1 x1)))
         (if (zero? x2)
           '#f
           (let ((x3 (sub1 x2)))
             (if (zero? x3)
               '#t
               (let ((x4 (sub1 x3)))
                 (if (zero? x4)
                   '#f
                   (let ((x5 (sub1 x4)))
                     (if (zero? x5)
                       '#t
                       (let ((x6 (sub1 x5)))
                         (if (zero? x6)
                           '#f
                           (let ((x7 (sub1 x6)))
                             (if (zero? x7)
                               '#t
                               (odd-external (sub1 x7))))))))))))))))

Nothing special here. It unrolls the loop a certain times and constant folds. Notice we still have mutual recursion and that the unrolling is 5 and 7 times. The constant was even constant folded so it had replaced my call with (even 399999995) so the compiler had also run the code 5 turns and given up. The interesting thing is the internal version:
(define (odd-internal x1)
  (if (zero? x1)
      '#f
      (let ((x2 (sub1 x1)))
        (if (zero? x2)
            '#t
            (let ((x3 (sub1 x2)))
              (if (zero? x3)
                  '#f
                  (let ((x4 (sub1 x3)))
                    (if (zero? x4)
                        '#t
                        (let ((x5 (sub1 x4)))
                          (if (zero? x5)
                              '#f
                              (let ((x6 (sub1 x5)))
                                (if (zero? x6)
                                    '#t
                                    (let ((x7 (sub1 x6)))
                                      (if (zero? x7)
                                          '#f
                                          (let ((x8 (sub1 x7)))
                                            (if (zero? x8)
                                                '#t
                                                (odd-internal
                                                 (sub1 x8))))))))))))))))))

It is no longer mutual recursion since it calls itself after 8 times. An each round does 8 turns while the other version did 7, then 5.. In two rounds the internal one has done 16 rounds while the other has 12. The initial call on the internal one is (odd-internal '399999992) so the compiler did 8 rounds before giving up.
I guess the code in side the functions at the decompiler level are open coded and the code at each step is very cheap making the number of calls the reason for the 25% speed increase. After all 4 more is 25% more per recursion that coincides with the difference in computing time. This is speculations based on observation so it would be interesting to have a comment from Lexi on this.


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The Darkest Secret and Asking for it sound like interesting reads. Hope you enjoy them.
I finally started my own Christmas themed reads as well! You have so many though; I really need to browse and find more titles for next year. I need to get a copy of The Darkest Secret as well!
Hope you enjoy your Christmas reads. I can't quite believe how many I've read this year either, and I'm actually going to run out of time to read the rest of my Christmas TBR! I'm hoping to read one or two more over the next few days though. I won a proof copy of The Darkest Secret recently so I was thrilled when it arrived, it's really good so far.
Glad to see you posting this week, hope that means your health is looking up!
I have The Darkest Secret on my TBR which I'm hoping to read over my Christmas break.


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The following is a continuation of the blog about Steve Jobs that appeared on December 6, 2011. As in the previous write-up, the facts and figures below are taken from the book, Steve Jobs, by Walter Isaacson.
In May, 1985, Steve Jobs was fired from Apple, the company he founded. The Apple board, who believed that Jobs immature and rough-edged personality was a negative element in the company, voted to fire him.
Jobs owned 6.5 million shares of Apple stock worth more than $100 million which he sold within five months after being fired. In August, 1985, Jobs founded a company that would not compete with Apple. It would specialize in creating and marketing powerful, personal computers to universities.
For his new company, Jobs wanted a world-class logo so he hired the dean of corporate logos, Paul Rand, who, when asked by Jobs how many options he would have to choose from, replied, "I do not do options. You will pay me a $100,000 fee to get one design." Rand changed Next to NeXT and designed a logo that tilted at a 28-degree angle. Jobs loved it.
In September, 1986, NeXT was hitting a financial wall so Jobs approached a number of venture capitalists to raise money for his struggling company. All turned him down, except Ross Perot, who saw Jobs as a "soul mate" and invested $20 million.
The high-priced NeXT computer, for a variety of reasons, did not take off. The factory was primed to turn out 10,000 units a month. As it turned out, sales were about 400 a month.
In 1986, Jobs also invested in the computer division of George Lucas' film studio. His belief that ordinary consumers would love to do 3-D modeling on Pixar software turned out to be wrong.
However, that was soon replaced by an instinct that turned out to be right: that combining great art and digital technology would transform animated films more than anything had since 1937, when Walt Disney had given life to Snow White.
Two years later, Jobs had poured $50 million of his own money into Pixar and was still losing money at NeXT.
In November, 1995 Toy Story had two premieres: one in Los Angeles for Disney and another in San Francisco for Pixar. It was a blockbuster commercial and critical success. The cost of production was recouped in the first weekend. And, it went on to earn a total of $362 million worldwide.
The IPO occurred one week after the opening and generated $1.2 billion. Or, about five times what Jobs made when Apple went public in 1980.
Update: In the New York Post of 1/25/12, under the heading, "Exploding Apple" it was reported that, in its first fiscal quarter this year, Apple generated $46.33 billion in revenue and a profit of $13.06 billion.


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Leaving his Dapper Laughs character behind for his return to stand up, Daniel O'Reilly has a fresh perspective. This new-found positivity has influenced all aspects of his life, including his approach to comedy. Strap yourself in as O'Reilly takes his unique brand of stand-up comedy back to his roots and to a time before social media.
Afterparty is located at Troxy's VIP bar (curfew 2am).


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Rabbis' messages for the New Year: Monmouth County
By Special to NJJN September 22, 2014, 12:00 am Edit
The following are responses to an invitation from New Jersey Jewish News to leaders of area congregations to share their High Holy Day messages:
Three times three
AS WE ENTER the New Year 5775 let us all together pray for a year of good tidings, good health, prosperity, and peace. May God Almighty bless each and every one of us with an abundance of blessings, and may we in turn resolve to become closer to our Creator, and to every one of our brethren.
We always look for something special and unique when we approach this season, and we seek guidance with a practical manner of celebrating the New Year in a more meaningful and beautiful manner.
This year, we find that Rosh Hashana, the Sukkot holiday, and Simhat Torah all begin on Wednesday evenings. One of the beautiful "mitzvot" of welcoming each and every holiday (and Shabbat) is the time-honored precept of lighting candles. So this year, we find that we will be lighting candles for three consecutive evenings (Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday) — three times during the month of Tishrei.
Our rabbis teach that the number three is special, denoting strength and permanence. Accordingly, our lighting of the Shabbat and yom tov candles three times for three consecutive days should give us a feeling that the light of our Torah will surely accompany us and our extended family, wherever we may be, throughout the New Year.
This lesson is even more important in a time when the world is dark around our nation and around our homeland, Israel. May all our combined prayers be speedily fulfilled, may we all celebrate together as one nation, and may we merit the fulfillment of all our prayers, the coming of Moshiach, now!
Rabbi Yosef Carlebach
Congregation Sons of Israel, Wayside-Ocean Township
Pilgrims and visitors
CYNTHIA OZICK distinguishes in one of her essays between a visitor and a pilgrim. "Both will come to see a place and go away again," she writes, "but a visitor arrives, a pilgrim is restored. A visitor passes through a place; the place passes through the pilgrim. A visitor comes either to teach or to learn, or perhaps simply and neutrally to observe; but a pilgrim comes on purpose to be taught renewal."
At this season, many Jews will spend part of three days in the synagogue. Are they coming as pilgrims or as visitors? Will the experience of the holidays impact their lives or are they merely passing through?
During this season each of us has a chance to review the past year and to redefine ourselves in the year ahead. We affirm that change is possible and that we can make a real difference in this world.
The words and melodies of the liturgy pass over us and through us as we sit in the synagogue. The repetitive patterns of prayer work their magic if we allow them to enter our souls and reflect in our lives. Our task is to discover our purpose and to go forth from the synagogue changed, ready to accomplish God's will in the world however we can.
Let each of us decide not merely to visit the synagogue this holiday season, but to make our attendance into a true pilgrimage that will continue throughout the year.
Shana tova.
Rabbi Edward M. Friedman
Freehold Jewish Center
ACCORDING TO TRADITION, at the New Year, the doors of heaven are open and God accepts all prayers from anyone. The least we can do is open our doors as well, to the entire community. Judaism is accessible to all Jews, and during the High Holy Days, our goal is to encourage every Jew to actively participate in these most holy and introspective days.
Chabad Jewish Center of Holmdel will hold High Holy Day services at the Holmdel Fire House Hall. English/Hebrew prayer books will be provided for all services, and an interactive children's program will accompany the adult services.
Wishing the entire community a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year.
Rabbi Shmaya Galperin
Chabad Jewish Center of Holmdel
Hope and faith
IF I HAD TO use just one word to express all the myriad thoughts and ideas that encompass our High Holy Day liturgy and the beliefs we hold so dearly, it would be this singular utterance: Hope. The last two months in Israel have been a time of great danger that has been overcome by great determination.
Yet hope for a better and more peaceful future has sustained our people in Israel, even as rockets fired from an obsessed enemy flew overhead. Indeed, the history of the Jewish people has been all too often filled with periods of great peril for our people's survival. But it has been our hope, our faith in God, and our determination that has enabled us to survive and to prosper throughout the millennia.
Our enemies in the past and in the present have sought to destroy us, but they have all failed, as will those of today.
Our ancestors, throughout much of history, both modern and ancient, often celebrated the coming Days of Awe in an atmosphere of despair that by comparison might make today's troubled times seem much less troubled. Yet when they prayed on Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, they prayed with fervor and belief that God above would grant them a brighter future and for our people throughout the world as well.
Let us all, in the very first days of 5775, pray with that same fervor and hope that sustained our ancestors in the past and surely will sustain us as well today.
Rabbi Michael Klein
Congregation Ahavat Olam, Howell
THE SAGES TAUGHT that these Holy Days call on us to perform a heshbon hanefesh — an accounting of the spirit. The liturgy of the season calls on us to become introspective and take stock of the world that is so that we can focus on making it better. Too often we presume that this means that we have to fix something.
This ideology is problematic because we are prisoners of hope, we are people always becoming, we are a people commanded to celebrate life. This should be a holiday of awesome inspiration.
We cannot celebrate life at the same time we read prayers confessing that our lives have no value. We have turned the days of awesomeness into the days of dread.
Not at MRT! We have made a commitment to spend time doing the work of healing the wounds caused when we fall short and at the same time celebrating every blessing that we share with each other.
This year we are opening doors to our community and welcome you into our home for worship and celebration of these holidays.
Just call our office and let us know how you can add spirit to our family.
Rabbi Marc Kline
Monmouth Reform Temple, Tinton Falls
Sweetness and stings
"HI!" MAY BE an appropriate greeting on an ordinary day, but the High Holy Days are no ordinary days. There are a variety of traditional greetings for these extraordinary Days of Awe: "L'shana tova tikateivu v'tehateimu," which means, "Have a good year. May you be inscribed and sealed [in the Book of Life]." Some only include the first part of the greeting on Rosh Hashana and use the more complete version during the Ten Days of Repentance. Other Yom Kippur greetings are "Tzom kal" ("Have an easy fast") and "G'mar hatima tova" ("A final good sealing [to you in the Book of Life]!")
My favorite is "L'shana tova u'm'tuka." "Have a good and sweet year," also reflected in the custom of dipping hallah and apples in honey. Keeping in mind that honey comes from bees, which often sting, eating honey also acknowledges that we should be prepared to deal with the stings that inevitably come our way.
In our personal lives, as well as in our congregation and the global Jewish community, we had our share of sweetness and stings in 5774. Some became parents or grandparents for the first time. Children graduated from preschool, religious school, high school, and college. Marriages were celebrated. We welcomed many "Jews by choice" into our community.
There were also TBA members who became ill or who underwent surgery. Some congregants experienced the death of close family members and friends. We all mourned the Israeli teenagers murdered by Hamas terrorists, as well as the death of the IDF soldiers killed during Operation Protective Edge. It is with a heavy heart that many of us enter the season because of what is going on in Israel and anti-Semitism around the world.
May we all experience more sweetness than stings in 5775. May the coming year be filled with sweet blessings for all of us.
Rabbi Lisa S. Malik
Temple Beth Ahm, Aberdeen
Seeking wholeness
WEDDINGS CENTER on the expectations of bride and groom. These commitments are stated in a ketuba, or marriage contract, expressions of their hope for a mutually supportive relationship, a home built on Jewish traditions, a community to share life's passages, and the growth that makes marriage an enduring institution.
As they exchange vows, family and friends tend to be contemplative. Some are reflective, caught up in memories of weddings past; others are wistful, for their own marriages may have ended through divorce or death; and some are hopeful, planning the wedding they someday hope to celebrate. No matter what they're thinking, their meditations are cut short by the breaking of glass, a reference to the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. Traditionally, the broken shards remind us that even at the moment of our greatest joy, happiness is tinged with sadness. And indeed, as the glass shatters, we know that not all of the couple's expectations will be met; in the fullness of time, some will remain unfulfilled.
Given the contemplative mood, it's easy to see why the Talmud refers to weddings as Yom Kippur katan, a little Yom Kippur: occasions that inspire us to review our expectations. On these High Holy Days, what are our expectations? Of life, we expect health and happiness, opportunity and prosperity, equity and justice.
But what about when life lets us down? Not the trivial setbacks, but the disappointments that consume us, major setbacks and tragedies that distance us from the path of life we thought we were on.
These disappointments require special High Holy Day attention. This Yom Kippur, may the Divine Presence strengthen us to cope with the disappointments we may encounter, and enable us to seek wholeness in an imperfect world.
Rabbi Laurence P. Malinger
Temple Shalom, Aberdeen
Power of forgiving
AUG. 26 MARKED the 50th anniversary of Mary Poppins, a Disney classic based on the books of P.L. Travers. The film tells of a magical nanny who enters the lives of a dysfunctional London family and helps the parents discover their true priorities.
Saving Mr. Banks is a recent film based on the persistent attempts by Walt Disney to obtain screen rights to the works of Travers, much of which was "inspired" by traumas of her childhood.
The Disney staff had difficulty in working with Travers, who felt that the Disney version departed significantly from her novels. Cheerful aspects of the movie (a musical that included animation) jarred her sensibilities so that she nearly blocked production of the film.
5775 is almost upon us. All too often, we allow the traumas of our past to intrude on the present. We can't get past what others have said or done to us. We nurse wounds, withhold forgiveness, block reconciliation. In dwelling on traumas, we forfeit possibilities of writing a happier ending.
When asking for divine forgiveness, let's remember that it is hard to be forgiven if we aren't forgiving. "If You keep account of sins, O Lord…who will survive? Yours is the power to forgive…." (Psalms 130:3-4)
And what is true of Heaven is true of us. We have the power to forgive. In so doing we make it possible for Heaven (and our loved ones) to forgive us.
Shana tova!
Rabbi Robert Pilavin
Congregation Sons of Israel, Manalapan
New Year questions
ROSH HASHANA beckons us to look inward and examine our behavior over the past year so we can move forward. I offer these questions, written by Rabbi Lenore Bohm, as a way to prepare spiritually for the New Year.
What was your greatest achievement in this last year?
What was your greatest disappointment in this last year?
Where would you like to be five years from now?
If you had all the money you needed, would you still work at your present job?
Whom do you admire the most and why?
Whom did you fight with this last year?
Whom do you wish you could make up with in this new year?
Marlboro Jewish Center is a dynamic Conservative synagogue, celebrating 43 years of service to the community. We are located at 103 School Road West in Marlboro. We have close to 200 children in our preschool and almost 300 students in our religious school. Please join us for Shabbat, holidays, and programs — you are welcome here! Go to www.mjcnj.com, and call our office at 732-536-2300 for more information.
Shana tova u'm'tuka, a good and sweet New Year!
Rabbi Michael Pont
Marlboro Jewish Center
IGOR VOROZHBITSYN was a Russian fisherman, working at his craft in Siberia. One day he got out of his car to make his way through the woods and to his boat. Out of nowhere, from behind he was knocked to the ground. Igor looked up and there was a giant brown bear towering over him. Igor knew his life was about to end when his cell phone rang.
As a joke, his granddaughter had loaded a Justin Bieber song called "Baby" as Igor's new cell phone ringtone. The moment the Bieber song blasted through Igor's cell phone, the startled bear bolted back into the woods.
Really? Well, it's a true story.
I'm sure Bieber fans and critics could have a field day with this story, but perhaps the larger message may be that life sometimes will give you a second chance. Out of nowhere, a bell or the ringtone of life will give you a second chance.
Is that not what the High Holy Days are all about? If you've made it to a new year, then you have the opportunity to begin again. The goal is to not "go around the block one more time," but to instead see what you may not have seen before and hear what you may not have heard before and do what you may not have done before. It's a new year. It's a new opportunity to learn and experience and grow. Come grow with us at Temple Beth Shalom in Manalapan. We bring good things to light. Call 732-446-1200 for membership information.
Rabbi Ira Rothstein
Temple Beth Shalom, Manalapan
Taking necessary steps
ANYONE WHO HAS sent me an e-mail this past year has noticed the following quote in the footer:
"There are two things it is forbidden to worry about. That which is possible to fix and that which is impossible to fix. What is possible to fix, fix it and why worry? That which is impossible to fix, how will worrying help?" — Rabbi Yechiel Michel of Zlotchov, 18th century
Easier said than done, but this small piece of wisdom has much to teach us as another year approaches. As we prepare for the blessings of reaching yet another year we must remember that the Yamim Nora'im, the Days of Awe, are filled with potential. We must strive to seriously engage in the process of heshbon hanefesh, introspection, as we work to re-create ourselves and improve our relationships for the coming year. The work of teshuva, repentance, is challenging but incredibly fulfilling when taken seriously.
The time has arrived. What do you need to change in this coming year? To whom do you need to apologize? What relationships in your life do you need to prioritize? What is one goal that you have for the coming year? What is one regret that you have from the past year?
In the coming weeks, I challenge you to spend less time worrying about these questions and more time taking the necessary steps to address them.
May you find meaning in this sacred work. Shana tova u'm'tuka — Have a good and sweet New Year.
Rabbi Aaron Schonbrun
Congregation Torat El, Oakhurst
Moving with intention
WHILE IN ISRAEL this summer, my wife and I traveled all over the country. It was an amazing trip for many reasons but, clearly, traveling through Israel in the middle of a war had a feeling all its own. Several times we had to stop what we were doing so that we could find a shelter to protect us from a missile fired from Gaza that could sneak past the Iron Dome and land where we were. We were not afraid, but our situational awareness was quite acute.
I share this because during the High Holy Days, our situational awareness is also very sensitive. We come to the synagogue, pray the words, and, God willing, glean their meanings and lessons. We listen to sermons a bit more intently. We let the music of the cantor move us in ways we may not be moved throughout the year. We are more aware of what is going on around us and we move with kavana — intention.
These Days of Awe are about moving with intention. Each of us has a unique soul and in each soul a song of life resonates. The Days of Awe retunes the soul and moves us toward a better life filled with mitzvot and acts of loving-kindness, integrity, and nobility. We may have lost our kavana throughout the year but nothing, not even sin, is permanent or unalterable. What we have done can be repaired and our sins can be forgiven both by another and by God. The real shelter in Judaism is we know that, despite our shortcomings, there is always another chance for holiness. Our situational awareness during the High Holy Days brings us back to our most noble selves. And in the shelter of forgiveness and forgiving, we find safety and security.
May we all be blessed with a year of peace, shelter under the Divine Presence, and love.
Rabbi Cy Stanway
Temple Beth Miriam, Elberon
Start new things
THE DAYS OF Awe — Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur — represent the ending and the beginning of worlds. On Rosh Hashana the world starts all over again; on Yom Kippur, the world comes to a complete halt. Typically, we would expect that the stopping would happen before the beginning again. Leave it to Judaism to flip the expected order, to mix up the beginnings and the endings with each other. Perhaps this jumbled-up order comes along to remind us that the potential to change is always present in our lives.
We often think of change as having just one dimension — something new happens. Change, though, can also mean simply that we've stopped doing something that we were doing previously. As with Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, change in general represents the ending and the beginning of new worlds. It invites us to put an end to the undesirable things that we've done in the past. And at the same time, it invites us to start new things, better things, in the year to come.
As we gather together once again in our annual reunion of the Jewish people, may we also open ourselves to the invitation of these holy days, that we can always be more than we were.
Wishing everyone shana tova u'm'tuka — a good and sweet year.
Rabbi Jeff Sultar
Congregation B'nai Israel, Rumson
Honorable standards
DURING THE High Holy Days, we have high hopes for the future and a camaraderie that we are a community of faith. We enter the sacred space of the sanctuary expecting to be uplifted by the sounds of the shofar, a meaningful liturgy, and thoughtful remarks from the pulpit. And what we find is the not-so-subtle police guards protecting our safety from the anger the outside world is displaying against Jews in the form of anti-Israel and anti-Zionist hatred. Towns and universities have subscribed to BDS, calling for boycott, divestment, and sanctions against Israel. Palestinian flags are draped around the shoulders of those whose anger is focused on the Jewish community. Jewish college students are harassed and shouted into silence when they support the only democracy in the Middle East. Otherwise progressive men and women who rally for individual rights and women's right to choose and freedom of the press in the United States blindly support those regimes that deny those self-same rights to their populations in Middle Eastern nations — all because Israel exists and insists on its right to protect itself from wanton missile, terrorist, and homicide attacks from its borders or from tunnels. There are even those who blame this anti-Semitic anti-Zionism on the Jews themselves, raising the old canard.
But we join together to welcome the year 5775! We refuse to be terrorized. We insist that Judaism, the basis for the three Abrahamic religions of Judaism, Christianity, and, yes, Islam, stands for unalterable honorable standards.
Rabbi Brooks Susman
Congregation Kol Am, Freehold
A challenge to all
ALONG WITH THE agonizing news from Israel, this summer brought genuine anti-Semitism to the surface in ways we have not seen in a while. From France to Great Britain, from Holland to Canada to Australia, protests against Israel turned into anti-Jewish rallies. "Kill the Jews" and "Hitler should have finished you off" are not political protests; they are threats against Jews. All Jews. Everywhere.
That includes us.
Hamas's charter and its leaders speak clearly of their goal to destroy Israel and to kill every Jew. I am not sure why some people don't believe them; it seems to me they mean what they say. So when Israel defends its citizens and attacks those who would kill her people, it takes a stand on behalf of every Jew in every country.
For years, many of us expressed pride that Israel was held to a higher standard than other countries — we felt it was an acknowledgment of Israel's moral superiority. But now we see that Israel is held to an impossible standard: Live in peace with warring neighbors or you do not have a right to exist.
No other nation in the world is called upon to justify its very existence. Israel knows this, and it refuses to beg for permission to survive. To the consternation of anti-Semites worldwide, Israel shows the world that Jews have a right to exist, and we will fight to preserve that right.
L'chaim! isn't just a toast. It is a challenge — to every single Jew.
And that includes us. Shana tova, Yisrael.
Rabbi Don Weber
Temple Rodeph Torah, Marlboro


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10 Things To Do Right Now To Attract A Healthy Relationship, Because Emotional Push Ups May Be What You Need
By Bibi Deitz
Whether you're fresh out of a relationship or have been single for a long time, working on yourself is the name of the game. To prepare for new love, there is literally "homework" that you can do from the comfort of your own home to improve your self-image and raise your confidence. Think of it as pre-gaming for a healthy relationship.
"Relationships often serve as a mirror for our own self-image," says marriage and family therapist Esther Boykin, "reflecting back some of our unconscious beliefs about ourselves and what we deserve." In other words, if you're not loving on yourself, there's a fat chance someone else is going to champing at the bit to love on you. Relationships will never save you; rather, a good relationship is there to complement your already awesome life.
I asked relationship expert Boykin to reveal just what to do in order to get healthy enough to attract the kind of person you really want to date. Here are five tips and five homework assignments to become more emotionally fit for your next relationship — think of these ideas and exercises as emotional push ups. As Boykin says, "Be the lover you wish to have." Truth.
1. Reflect On What You Didn't Like In Past Relationships
Look at what went wrong, says Boykin: "Ask yourself questions, like — how did I contribute to our problems? What behaviors did I accept that ultimately led to an unhealthy relationship? What did/do I believe about myself that made that relationship OK? By exploring your part of what was wrong about past relationships, you can begin to see yourself through clearer eyes and have the insight you need to change what doesn't work and recognize red flags in the next relationship."
2. Build The Life You Want
"Often singles have a long list of what they want in a relationship or new partner, but haven't thought through what it takes to have that," Boykin says. "You have to build a life that is set up for the kind of relationship you are dreaming of. If you want a romance that is full of new adventures with someone who likes to travel or try new foods, then you need to start traveling and make reservations at the newest restaurant in town."
3. Find A Way To Be Happy Alone
A relationship is not going to save anyone — you have to feel complete just the way you are. "No other person is going to come along and completely transform your life," Boykin says. "A healthy relationship is when two people come together to compliment each other's lives, so start living a lifestyle that reflects the things you long to share with another person. Go out and have fun and enjoy your life, because if you can't find joy alone, you won't be able to find it with another person.
4. Be The Lover You Wish To Be
"One of my favorite exercises for singles (and couples who are unhappy in their relationship) is to make a list or collage of all the things that make up the ideal partner for them," Boykin says. "Once you have a clear picture of that person — who they are, how they live, what they believe in, how they treat the people they love — make a list of the traits of the person that ideal man or woman would actually want to date. How many of those traits do you have? The point of the exercise is to help people see that if you want a 10, you have to be a 10. Someone who is successful and kind and loving is not interested in spending time with someone who is angry or bitter or unmotivated. Ghandi said, 'Be the change you wish to see.' I say be the lover you wish to have."
5. Roll Up Your Sleeves
Consider therapy, Boykin says. "It is a great place to explore who you are and what you have learned about relationships. We underestimate the impact that our relationship with our parents and our first loves has on how we approach future romantic connections. We each go into relationships with an unconscious set of rules and expectations and therapy gives you the space and the expert guidance to discover those things and figure out how they help and hurt your love life. If you want your next relationship to be better than anything you've had before, you have to be willing to do some work on yourself."
6. Homework Assignment: Start A Self-Care Journal
Write about what you're doing to take care of yourself on a daily basis, and get your feelings down on paper. "It can be easy to get so wrapped up in 'finding the one' that we forget to take care of ourselves. The best way to find a great relationship is to have one with yourself first," says Boykin.
7. Homework Assignment: Date Yourself
"Make a list of five things that you and your ideal partner would do together — and then go do them yourself," suggests Boykin. "Take a class, find a Meetup, take a friend — whatever you need to do to make it happen, but go out and live the life you dream of now! Bonus: It's a good way to meet someone who actually does the things you are attracted to."
8. Homework Assignment: Reach Out
"Email three to five of your past romantic partners (if it ended on good terms) or close friends and ask them to list four of your best qualities and two things you could work on in relationships. Gain self-awareness of what you bring to the table and where you can improve," Boykin says.
9. Homework Assignment: Write A Love Letter To Yourself
"Finding love always starts with loving ourselves. Remember what is beautiful, sexy and fun about who you are," says Boykin. "It will change your attitude and attract people who see those qualities in you."
10. Homework Assignment: Dress To The Nines
"Appearance isn't everything, but it has a significant impact on how we feel about ourselves and how others perceive us. Treat every day like a hot date or important meeting and dress the part," Boykin says.
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Cuba and United States agree on protecting the environment
OnCuba reports that last week, Cuban and U.S. authorities signed several memoranda of understanding on the conservation of wildlife and protected land areas, seismology, and meteorology and climate. The article stresses that, in addition to reviewing what has been advanced so far, the meeting also defined the steps to be taken before the official presidency of Donald Trump, who has threatened to revert the process of rapprochement between the two countries:
In addition to the Memorandum of Understanding signed this Tuesday between Cuban and U.S. authorities on the conservation of wildlife and protected land areas, another was signed this Wednesday on seismology and a third on meteorology and climate.
The three documents were signed as part of a visit to the United States by a delegation from the island's Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment (CITMA). With these documents, 15 agreements have now been established after the reestablishment of diplomatic relations between both countries.
The memorandum on seismology establishes cooperation in the exchange of information on seismic registers and related geological information, especially in matters related to events of this nature occurring in the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico. Its signing reinforces the links between the National Center for Seismological Research (CENAIS) and the U.S. Department of the Interior through the Geological Survey (USGS).
Meanwhile, the instrument on meteorology and climate will cover the forecast areas, the models for atmospheric and climate conditions, the expansion and integration of meteorological observation and vigilance networks, and hurricane analyses and forecasts. Moreover, it will facilitate the joint research on issues related to meteorology, facing climate change, oceanography and atmospheric contamination. Their governing entities are the Institute of Meteorology (INSMET) on the Cuban side, and the National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Cuba and the United States signed this Tuesday a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation and exchange in the area of the conservation of wildlife and protected land areas. The document was signed in Washington D.C. by U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewel and the island's First Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Environment Fernando González, who headed both delegations just a month before the presidential change in the United States.
"We trust that this document will mark the start of a sustained process of exchanges that will allow us to develop scientific researches and share the good practices in the management and conservation in areas identified as of common interest, for a beneficial cooperation between our nations, the region and for the world," the Cuban deputy minister said. [. . .]
For full article, see http://oncubamagazine.com/science/cuba-and-united-states-in-favor-of-protecting-nature/
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Q: AD, SSRS, and Parameter dropdowns We have 46 buildings in our company and we want to write reports that allow all buildings to see their data.  We have 46 AD groups we've created for another application.  What I'd like to do is to populate a dropdown parameter full of the building names, but only show them based on your access in AD.
example:
Administrator1 has access to Building1.  He is in group1.
Administrator1 has access to Building2.  He is in group2.
Regional1 has access to buildings 1-5.  She is in group1, group2, group3, group4, and group5
Exec1 has access to all buildings.  She is in all groups.
Exec1 would see all buildings, Admins only their buildings and Regional the group of buildings.  Can I populate a parameter dropdown with only the values these people have based on a lookup when they hit the report?

A: I've used a couple of methods to solve similar problems:
First create an internal parameter for the report which will contain the user's id. "=User!UserID"
Next you need to get the permissions joined in. This is easiest if you have the user to group/permission mapping somewhere in SQL. Then this is just a SQL join.
Otherwise, you can set up a Active Directory "Linked Server" which can query AD for group members. This can take some patience and troubleshooting time. Once set up, you can join to the membership of each group.
If I were building what you describe, I would code an AD to SQL data export to run at regular intervals (a .NET .exe), keeping a SQL table up to date with permissions. This would be easier to set up and more robust than the SQL-> AD Linked Server.
I can find references for the linked server approach if that would be helpful...

A: If you get the memberOf attribute in AD and loop on the result with a mathching regular expression, I think that you can build your combo.

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Future of Cybersecurity Conference to address industry challenges
By Tan Jee Yee June 12, 2019
Inaugural conference to be held on June 20, 2019
Will look at industry trends, 5G and the role of the Government
IT MAY have been it's been a while since high profile cyber-security attacks have made headlines, but one important thing to note is that we're never, ever in the clear.
The Malaysia Compute Emergency Response Team (MyCERT) recorded more than 10,000 cyber-security attacks on corporations and individuals across Malaysia last year, a 35% increase compared to 2017.
Some of the reports include fraud (2,158 cases), intrusion malicious code (192), cyber-harassment (170), spam (103), intrusion attempt (77), vulnerabilities (40), content-related incidents (23) and denial of service attack (3).
Worth noting is that fraud cases went up 34% compared to 2017, while intrusion attempts increased a staggering 578% in a year. MyCERT also found a 108% increase in malicious codes.
Adding to that are the more than 3.21 million botnet drones and malware infection incidents recorded in Malaysia alone in 2018.
Of course, these are just cases that have been recorded by MyCERT, as well as attacks that were reported to the authorities. "The non-reported numbers could be bigger," says Pikom (National ICT Association of Malaysia)'s Cybersecurity Chapter chair Alex Liew.
All in all, reported losses for cyber-crime was more than US$72 million (RM300 million) in 2018.
Addressing problems, seeking solutions
Liew was speaking at the media briefing on the upcoming inaugural Cybersecurity Conference, set to happen on June 20, 2019.
Themed "Catch Me If You Can," the event aims to address the increasingly critical need to battle against cyber-security threats that can cripple organisations and infrastructure, and will be featuring leading industry speakers from the region presenting their recommendations and solutions.
The event is expected to be attended by over 200 C-level information security officers, cyber-security heads and industry chiefs.
Pikom chairman Ganesh Kumar Bangah notes that while perception around cyber-threats and cyber-security has increased, there is a growing need to address the issues surrounding new technology that are expected to arrive en masse in the near future, especially with the introduction of 5G tech.
"Cyber-security is clearly a big concern, given the growing role of the digital economy and its rising contributions to the overall ICT industry and the Malaysian economy," he says, adding that cyber-attacks do not discriminate between organisation, business sizes or individuals.
"This is where the Future of Cybersecurity conference brings added value to the table. The key takeaway is seeing opportunities in industry trends, how 5G is shaping the future of cyber-security and the prominent role of the Government in ensuring continuous engagement with the industry and academia," says Liew.
"There is a pressing and urgent need for the private and public sectors to work closely together with academia and industry to reach the national target of 10,500 cyber-security workforce by 2020 with the right skills training in AI, IOT and Big Data across all industries."
A place for collaboration
Liew additionally notes that one of the panel discussions will include someone from academia who will help point out the issues when it comes to talent acquisition in the cyber-security workforce, specifically Sunway University associate dean and head of department Prof Dr Lau Sian Lun.
The conference will also see government cyber-security agencies share blueprints and national strategies, as well as address the lack of cyber-awareness amongst industry players. There will also be the sharing of industry best practices, upcoming technologies and trends in cyber-security.
Speakers and presenters at the conference include National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA) CEO Mohd Shah Muri Md Zain, CyberSecurity Malaysia CEO Dr Amirudin Abdul Wahab and Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC)'s Enabling System director Wan Murdani Wan Mohamad.
NACSA, CyberSecurity Malaysia, MDEC and Asia Cybersecurity Exchange are notably on board as partners of the event.
Outside of governmental agencies, the speaker lists include Axiata Group chief information security officer Abid Abdul Adam, U Mobile chief information officer Neil Tomkinson and Hong Leong Bank group IT security head Dr Suresh Ramasamay.
The conference will also be supported by industry partners like Fortinet, Cisco, Cloudflare, RSA, Dell, Gigamon, Infoblox, ICT Productivity Nexus of Malaysia Productivity Corporation, Sentinel One, Dimension Data and Glocomp Systems.
The Pikom Future of Cybersecurity Conference 2019 will be held on June 20, with admission at RM990 per person for non-Pikom members. For Pikom corporate members, there will be complimentary seats limited to two persons per company.
Registration can be done at http://www.pikom.org.my/
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'D' IS TAKING SHAPE
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As one of five freshmen to play last season for the University of Virginia's football team, Rodney McLeod was happy to be on the field anywhere.
Not surprisingly, finding a more permanent role became one of his priorities entering spring practice, and he didn't care what he had to do to earn it. He may have found that role.
Last season, he amassed 17 tackles, including a sack, while mostly playing cornerback in U.Va.'s nickel defensive package. He also returned seven kickoffs for an average of 19.4 yards per return. Before spring practice, he was moved to safety, and he seemed to take to the position right away.
"I was just doing what the coach asked," said McLeod, a 5-foot-10, 180-pound native of Oxon Hill, Md. "I was just going with the flow to help the team out.
"I've been trying to work real hard in this camp and just get better at the new position."
His hard work apparently has paid off. In Saturday's spring game, he worked with the first-team defense. He finished with three tackles, including two for losses, and an interception. He also blocked a punt.
LINEBACKER LINEUP
Coming into the spring, U.Va.'s inexperience at linebacker was a big concern. It will remain a source of anxiety until the Cavaliers prove they have viable replacements for three starters, but Saturday's game provided a promising glimpse into U.Va.'s depth.
Darren Childs, Steve Greer, Aaron Clark and Denzel Burrell were the starters in the scrimmage. Childs, who started two games last season, had four tackles. Greer had three tackles. Burrell, who is the only returning starter at linebacker, had two tackles and forced a fumble. Clark, who is returning from a knee injury that caused him to miss all but one game last season, had one tackle.
"Probably the biggest transition personnel-wise on our team comes at linebacker, having had three linebackers play virtually every play at their position for three years, and a couple of them at a very high skill level," Groh said. "So, it's very much a position in transition, and a critical one because ... we're going to be pretty solid in the secondary, but it's that layer in between, and it is designed for those (linebackers) to make a lot of plays."
In addition to the first-team efforts, Bill Schautz led the team with 12 tackles. Darnell Carter added seven tackles, including a sack. Cam Johnson contributed five tackles. Aaron Taliaferro, a Gloucester High graduate, had four tackles, including a sack. All four of those linebackers spent much of their time on the field with the third-team defense.
WEIR AWARD
Cornerback Dom Joseph and offensive tackle Lamar Milstead were given the Rock Weir Award for the most improved players during spring practice.
Joseph, who Groh indicated after Saturday's scrimmage recently had shown himself to be a viable option on the depth chart, played in five games last season and didn't have any tackles. Milstead didn't play last season.
KICKERS PROGRESSING
Another huge concern for Groh this spring was the status of his kickers. U.Va. opened the scrimmage with a kicking session that featured Robert Randolph and Chris Hinkebein.
Highlights included Randolph's three successful attempts from 47 yards, while Hinkebein made one attempt from 47 yards, and later missed from 52 yards.
"That won't be the last time his jersey gets dirty."
- Groh on sophomore walk-on wide receiver Matt Snyder, who had five catches for 55 yards in the spring game.
For more from Norm Wood, read his blog online at dailypress.com/ accallaccess.


For nearly half a century Jared Carter has been quietly mapping the American heartland. Line by line, his poetry has shown us the landscape, sounded the voices, conjured the music, and tested the silence of the ever-changing and yet ever-constant Midwest that figures so prominently in the American story. And yet what we find in Carter's poetry is endlessly new. Here, in poems selected from his first five books, is the summer-long buzz of the cicada and the crack of the cue ball, the young rebel on his big Harley, and the YMCA secretary who backstrokes her way across the indoor pool. Here, too, are thirty new poems in fixed form that illustrate Carter's continued quest for a poetry of "universal interest." Taken together, these selections are, truly, poetry in the American grain.
Jared Carter lives in Indiana. He has received the Walt Whitman Award of the Academy of American Poets, the Poets' Prize, a fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, and two literary fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts.


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If you ask Denver-area executives what their definition of "disruption" is, you'll likely get a variety of answers — from distractions, to fostering improvement to being positive. However, attendees who participated in the September 2019 Webolutions Executive Roundtable agreed that disruption can be summed up in the form of a question: "What if we did it this way?" On Wednesday, September 18, 2019, Webolutions brought in local leaders to connect with one another and share insights on fostering a disruptive culture, inspiring them to help each other thrive and create stronger visions for their organizations.
Fostering Disruptive Workplace Cultures
To help Denver-area executives brainstorm ideas on disruption, Webolutions began the roundtable by outlining three criteria of a disruptive workplace culture:
Employees, at all levels, continuously challenge the current company systems, strategies and processes in pursuit of improvement.
People are encouraged to speak up and constructively share their thoughts and ideas.
Change is actively embraced and encouraged.
One executive in the engineering field said disruption is seen as natural progression for the company. "One instance we've done this is by going from paper billing to paperless billing," he said. And getting to natural progressions such as billing updates does not happen over night. "Change is embraced and encouraged, but it also happens in increments," he said.
Denver-area leaders acknowledged that disruption is a natural force in their organizations, and it also can't happen alone. One executive in the medical field has helped assemble an innovation group designed to put innovative programs in place. "Innovation is one of our core values, and we see it less of disruption when it's labeled as innovation" he said.
Managing Disruption
As attendees presented their experience on how disruption is part of their workforce, discussion then shifted to how to effectively manage the disruption. "Innovation without direction is like saying here's a blank piece of paper; now draw me a portrait or a poem," said Webolutions Founder and CEO John Vachalek. Similar to innovation groups, executives have also implemented inclusion groups to get ideas from all employees. "We want to hear your ideas," said one executive in the food and beverage industry. Other executives pointed to generational differences in disruption, and how guiding them with specific instructions is an example of "formal innovation." "Just try and see if you can get a 20-something to answer the phone," said one executive in the non-profit industry, "that's why we need to guide them."
Coordinating Change
The willingness to guide employees in a disruptive culture is part of the solution; another part is implementing tools, knowledge and systems in place to coordinate the change. Like workplace culture, systems and processes will continue to change for an organization, though not every employee may be on board for these particular changes. One executive in the financial services industry has devoted one employee, a Process Champion, to make sure systems and processes are in place. The process champion excelled so much at her position, the executive said, that she got promoted to Director of Transformation. Attendees also suggested 30-minute check-ins with employees to ensure that their transitions to the new systems go smoothly.
Continually Evolving the Organization
When presenting change, Denver-area executives referred to Simon Sinek's Start with Why. "It's important to build the narrative," said one executive in the armed forces "As humans, we are built to know stories." Another suggestion on presenting change to an organization is allowing employees to digest ideas. "As an executive, you may have had this idea swirling in your head," he said, "And when you present it to your employees, your workforce may have questions and ideas you may have not have thought of." In addition to having employees digest ideas, one Denver-area executive said to conduct a debrief of the disruption 6 months after it was implemented, and decide as a team whether the change was helping or hurting the organization. "Let's make the change together," said one Denver-area leader. "Don't let the ego get to you; let go of the ego."
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Form & Function is the second album by British drum and bass artist Photek. It was released on 14 September 1998 on the Virgin Records sublabel Science Records in Europe and on Astralwerks in the US. The album is made up of older Photek tracks that were previously only available on 12" vinyl. The first six tracks of the album are remixes by Photek himself and other drum and bass artists, while the second six tracks are the original versions. The last track on this album (no. 12) contains samples of the so-called "Halt Tape", recorded at the occasion of the Rendlesham Forest incident.

Track listing
 "The Seven Samurai" (Photek remix)
 "the margin '98(doc scott remix)
 "the lighening" (digital remix)
 "rings around saturn (peshay and decoder remix)
 "Resolution" (Photek remix)  – 6:39
 "UFO" (J Majik remix)  – 6:15
 "Knitevision"  – 6:40
 "Santiago"  – 6:09
 "The Seven Samurai"  – 6:51
 "Rings Around Saturn"  – 7:24
 "The Water Margin"  – 5:29
 "UFO"  – 6:16

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External links

Photek albums
1998 compilation albums
Astralwerks compilation albums

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