Unarticulated Pre-emergence: Raymond Williams' "Structures of Feeling"
It is precisely because of this vulnerability that Williams seeks to locate the living, actively-experienced structure of feeling, and why he is not content with the aesthetic surfaces of selectively traditional 'cultural treasures' which hegemonic forces have incorporated and abstracted. In Williams' view, 'the real record is effectively recoverable, and many of the alternative or opposing practical continuities are still available.' (116) Essentially, by locating the actively lived structure of feeling, it is possible to retrace the lines from the past to the present, pursuing alternate but suppressed narratives - the 'consciousness of aspirations and possibilities' - in order to differently understand the present. In calling for 'modes of analysis which, instead of reducing works to finished products, and activities to fixed positions, are capable of discerning, in good faith, the finite but significant openness of many actual initiatives and contributions' (114), Williams is advocating, in Gallagher and Greenblatt's excellent phrase, 'the exploration of the cul-de-sacs where unrealized possibilities were stranded' (60).
Locating the structure of feeling, then, is a method with which to reanimate seemingly static historical junctures, oiling gears which have long since been jammed together, and effectively 'unsticking' history at its real, experienced human source. Benjamin declares that 'to articulate the past historically does not mean to recognize it "the way it was".It means to seize hold of a memory as it flashes up at a moment of danger', and the structure of feeling is this flash of memory 'at a moment of danger', offering a striking if fleeting image of lived experience which may be vastly different from our mediated perceptions of what we think lived experience to be (Benjamin 34). It is at this point, however, that a problem arises. Williams' defiant claim that, 'Perhaps the dead can be reduced to fixed forms, though their surviving records are against it...[b]ut the living will not be reduced, at least in the first person', reveals two lurking methodological problems in locating structures of feeling (Marxism and Literature 129). Firstly, much cultural and social analysis, and certainly most analysis of literature concerns itself with the dead, and while records may survive, processes of selective tradition will inevitably ensure that the records that do survive tell a decidedly biased story. Secondly, and even more significantly, if hegemonic forces - which are so much a part of practical consciousness that they 'seem to most of us the pressures and limits of common sense' - perpetually delimit and transform what is allowed to be articulated in any given time, then there exists a fundamental semantic barrier to the communication of any lived 'feeling', whether it is now alive or dead (110).
This barrier is acknowledged by Williams, and can be observed clearly in 'The Welsh Industrial Novel' as he traces the inability of the novel's form and indeed the Welsh language to completely articulate the lived experiences of industrial life without some 'losses' and 'limitations'. In fact, in Williams' conception, structures of feeling are inevitably non-semantic or, at least, cannot be articulated with the forms of language available to those experiencing them. The practical consciousness of related experiences, literally the structures of feeling as Williams defines the terms, 'is always more than a handling of fixed forms and units. There is frequent tension between the received interpretation and practical experience', and this tension, this semantic inconsistency, is the symptom of a structure of feeling which cannot be articulated in itself (130). Thus, for Williams, 'the peculiar location of a structure of feeling is the endless comparison that must occur in the process of consciousness between the articulated and the lived' (Politics and Letters 168). This 'endless comparison' is a source of the semantic tension, but as Williams states, 'the tension is as often an unease, a stress, a displacement, a latency: the moment of conscious comparison not yet come, often not even coming' (Marxism and Literature 130). Indeed, there are even experiences 'to which the fixed forms do not speak at all, which indeed they do not recognize'; these experiences are so far from the reach of received linguistic forms that they do not even register as interdicted communication (130). The structure of feeling, then, is 'a kind of feeling and thinking which is indeed social and material, but each in an embryonic phase before it can become fully articulate and defined exchange' (131).
This semantic unavailability does not, however, render structures of feeling incorporeal or somehow ephemeral. In a very effective metaphor, Williams defines them as 'social experiences in solution, as distinct from other social semantic formations which have been precipitated and are more evidently and immediately available' (133-34). In this sense, the structure of feeling is in a condition of unarticulated pre-emergence: it is neither visible, nor fully developed, but its presence can be felt nonetheless. If I can be permitted to extend Williams' chemical metaphor, it is when the solvent is evaporated - or, in fact, when conditions allow for the evaporation of the solvent - that the residue, the semantic articulation, is made available. The unarticulated pre-emergent structure of feeling crystallizes into an articulated (albeit perhaps incompletely or inconsistently articulated) emergent cultural form. Even at this formative stage, however, the articulation is not identical to the original structure of feeling; a solution is a different physical state to a solid residue. The presence of a structure of feeling, then, is only observable after it has been partially lost. New semantic forms are the symptoms of a structure of feeling which has been allowed, through hegemonic pressures and mediations, to emerge. It is for this reason that Williams finds his most successful analyses of structures of feeling in moments of socio-cultural transition and the attendant transformation of literary and artistic forms.
society is not complete, not fully and immediately present, until the literature [of that society] has been written, and that this literature, in prose as often as any other form, can come through to stand as if on its own, with an intrinsic and permanent importance, so that we can see the rest of our living through it as well as it through the rest of our living ('Notes on English Prose' 72).
In this moment, Williams seems to be making the claim that it is through literature - that is, through the articulated residues of structures of feeling - that we can have our most complete access to real social experience (albeit mediated through received forms and hegemonic forces). This notion differs slightly from the concept of structure of feeling as employed in the 'Welsh Industrial Novel', although it is perhaps its logical conclusion, given Williams' understanding of new semantic forms as being the residual products of new structures of feeling. Literature is now the laboratory in which new structures of feeling can be identified as at work. This philosophy, of seeing 'the rest of our living through [literature] as well as it through the rest of our living', seems to underpin much of Williams' writing, although he rarely articulates the notion in such certain terms. In fact, this view of literature ironically comes close to what Williams describes as a 'powerful and often forbidding system of abstraction', seeing Literature as 'full, central, immediate human experience' (45), although if we follow Williams' understanding of structures of feelings, we can see that his understanding of 'immediate human experience' is profoundly different from the ideological abstraction he rejects. Instead, Williams goes part way to proposing an ethnography, or at least a social history, which takes as its primary sources literary texts. In this way, the structure of feeling, or structure of feeling analysis, can propose literature as an essential tool to the historian or anthropologist, potentially giving the literary text (not to mention literary critics) much greater methodological importance across the study of the humanities.
The whole point of a semiotic approach to culture is...to aid us in gaining access to the conceptual world in which our subjects live so that we can, in some extended sense of the term, converse with them (24).
This attempt to gain access to subjects' 'conceptual world' is not far removed from Williams' own efforts to capture 'the undeniable experience of the present' by locating, through mediated and crystallized semantic formations, specific structures of feeling (Marxism and Literature). Geertz, in words which could almost be lifted from Williams, states that 'a good interpretation of anything - a poem, a person, a history, a ritual, an institution, a society - takes us into the heart of that of which it is the interpretation' (18). His aim, in a very Williams way, is to 'draw large conclusions from small, but very densely textured, facts; to support broad assertions about the role of culture in the construction of collective life by engaging them exactly with complex specifics', just as the content and form of the Welsh industrial novel can be read to demonstrate specific structures of feeling in Welsh industrial areas (28).
Certainly, at first glance, Geertz's semiotic concept of culture and what we might call Williams' 'cultural concept of semiotics', the role of structures of feeling in influencing semantic forms, seem remarkably similar, one coming from an anthropologically-minded literary critic, the other from a hermeneutically-impelled anthropologist, but where they differ is on a crucial point of practice. Geertz's analyses are based around an effort to grasp the 'thick description' of a cultural product: his method is to use an archetypal yet specific textual fragment to derive a language, or system of meanings, of a culture (6). In Geertz's understanding, culture is fundamentally a context, 'interworked systems of construable signs' in which lived experience can be described (14). To access a culture and those who live in it, one needs to analyze the everyday, and the ordinary (even if the 'ordinary' may be to an outsider extraordinary) to access its particular language. Raymond Williams, who famously and persuasively claimed that 'Culture is Ordinary' (1958), by and large concerns his analyses with only the exceptional, the hegemonically determined 'extra-ordinary', even if he seeks to find ordinary lived experience behind it.
there was the desire to study not just high-canonical texts, but a "whole way of life", yet this went along with an actual distaste for and disapproval of the actualities of the mass entertainment that actually constituted much of working-class life, so [he] either ignored or gave an uninformed or unsympathetic account of a crucial part of that whole way of life (29).
It is telling that, while in 1959, he declares 'We should not seek to extend a ready-made culture to the benighted masses...We should accept, frankly, that if we extend our culture we shall change it', Williams seems loath to pay real critical attention to anything which might fall radically outside the 'ready-made culture' (Resources of Hope 16). It is at this point that the opportunities for 'structure of feeling analysis' to put a literary bent on studies of culture, and indeed of the past across academic disciplines, also begin to fall down. The literary text can be and invariably is an excellent conduit in which to unearth traces of structures of feeling, but to fully understand a community at a certain time, you have to include everything which that community values as important; whether modernist novel or Christmas pantomime.
I think it is also for this reason that Gallagher and Greenblatt, themselves heavily influenced by the work of both Williams and Geertz, feel that 'The "Structures of Feeling" that Williams analyzes are...invariably structures of repression' (64). Williams constantly encounters 'tension' and 'trouble' (Gallagher and Greenblatt's preferred term) between the experience and articulation of lived existence, because he is perpetually analyzing high-cultural forms which are socially and linguistically some of the least amenable to articulating working-class experiences, and most tied to hegemonic forces. Put bluntly, Williams finds 'trouble' because he goes looking for it.
This final criticism of Williams' methods is not to discredit his concept of structure of feeling, which would in fact be strengthened by extending his analyses to broader areas of culture, nor is it to belittle his focus on canonical literature: structures of feeling are undoubtedly still to be found, while 'structures of repression' should be worthy of analyses in themselves. Instead, it is to point to a moment in Williams' vast body of illuminating work where more study can and has been done. Williams' own writing, like that of all critics, has geographically and historically specific structures of feeling which inform it, and it is the task of future Williams criticism to uncover, in his writing, dynamic, lived feelings and thoughts, and to open them up, in a Williamsian way, to 'a consciousness of aspirations and possibilities' which may lead far beyond the confines of his own, formalized and hegemonically crystallized work.


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Sometimes, the food we put on our table does not need to be cooked, or prepared in a special way, or even garnished. On its own it speaks to us; with beauty, astonishing flavour, and a certain joy that's inherent with the feeding of the soul as well as the body.
That's how I felt when I came across these heritage tomatoes in my local fruit shop at Indooroopilly. The tomatoes are grown in Fassifern, about an hour from where I live, by a couple, Matt and Sarah Muller, who started growing them commercially about a year ago.
They are so beautiful and the names entrancing – Green Zebra, Tigerella, Ida Gold, Black Cherry and the Mortgage Lifter, to name a few. All I did was to carefully wash them, put them in a bowl, and allow the family to eat them at will. The inside flesh was as much a revelation as their outside colour; rosy pink, bright green, shining yellow, deep purple and rich, dark red. I can't think of any recipe that could have improved the experience we had when eating these tomatoes. If you live in south-east Queensland I encourage you to look for them. If not, perhaps your local Farmer's Market might have a heritage tomato grower you can support. I know you will love them as much as we did.


Fleeting Moment – Nothing goes by faster than a cat's yawn. Ginger the Cat is not slower by any means…. Only chance allows to capture such a relaxing moment on a photo.
What a lovely photo and a lovely cat. Thanks for sharing!
Yeah, lovely cats rule 😉 Thanks for dropping by!
This actually made me smile! Great shot!
A fleeting moment of consciousness during a loooong and deeeep nap, yes.
Of course ! Les chats nous laissent croire que nous sommes les maîtres, mais en réalité, ils font de nous ce qu'ils veulent.


Facebook: Making or Breaking Friends ?
Facebook helps to connect with your friends and families. And now it is actually a prominent part of one's life. People are taking every aspects of their life online and share on Facebook with their friends.
And Facebook has kind of redefined the meaning of friendship. Everything between the friends is moving online and the way people make, and engage with their friends is changing.
So, is Facebook is just a bad or is it just the fundamental shift in the way we communicate and engage with our friends. Is it only a media of spending time online and is being good friends on Facebook really means that you are friends on real life too ? And how can Facebook impact you in making or breaking up with friends.
I have got lots of new friends and some of them are really valued to my life. In addition, it has become my best time pass ie. chatting things in Facebook. So I think twitter is for making friends to me.
Whenever I am talking or chatting with my close friend, if s/he doesnot reply, I become angry and I stop talking to her.
In the same way, some friends' status as well as comments hurt us.
Facebook could be a great place for making new friends. We can connect with friend's friend from Facebook too. When a bot sees a sees friend suggestion of a girl in his profile and he is unknown to her, but the boy will surely reach her in Facebook with her name.
It also has a bad aspect. When a friend sees other online but do not talk, friendship could be broken. So Facebook could be good to make friends and could break-up relation of friends too.
Facebook closes distances between the friends. It makes people comfortable to people who are new to them. But, some people also like to make boyfriend/girlfriend on Facebook and that could break relations.
Facebook is a place for making new friends & enjoying with them. It is somehow good for being in contact with friends & family. But as a coin has two sides, Facebook also has bad impact. It is good for using in good way. But it also makes the impact of a person bad in same way.
The way of making new friends is possible due to Facebook. We can get photos & information of new friends in single click from Facebook.
As for me, I think it depends on your perception. If you show positive attitude and be true to your friends, you can be good friends online as well as in real life.
Windows 8 was designed with touch first user experience. Microsoft is focusing on "re-imagining windows" That means, it is making transition from its all-time popular desktop to metro environment for the next generation of touch devices.
Windows 8 presents you with dual environment ie desktop and modern UI. Sometimes, it can be jarring to switch between two interfaces. Windows 8 Build shows it will try to hold you in the modern UI. You will probably get more things done by the new interface.
Microsoft is also porting its desktop apps to the modern UI in favor of touch devices. You can see Paint, Onenote and Windows games in the new Windows Store. Probably, we could see more apps for new UI by Windows Blue including Office.
Users in favor of desktop could get a little disappointed. But I think it is time to change your mind to adapt to the new scenario and embrace the "metro" environment.
It is kind of silly to talk to your device every time. But it is fun and interesting feauture, after all it is 2013. There has been Voice recognition in Windows since Vista, but it never got improved. Xbox and Windows Phone 8 too have pretty decent speech recognition features. So, it is important for Microsoft to allow users to interact with their devices just by speaking to make Windows Blue appealing. And I believe Microsoft can develop a better voice assistant than Siri or S Voice.
Windows 8 gives limited ie only 20 background designs. That's just limited and kind of boring over time who want to make their start screen look alive and fresh. There is also an application called Décor8 by Stardock to select your custom image as startscreen background.
Early build of Windows Blue shows improved customized options for Start Screen. But why not create an online portal like Themes Gallery where designers can submit start screen backgrounds and users can get them online.
Snap feature in Windows 8 is an interesting concept but most apps in the Store do not go well with this feature. Running two apps on 50/50 screen could be coming on Windows Blue according to the latest build. So, half and one/third snap feature definitely has to make it to the Windows Blue.
Windows 8 is a beautiful OS and limited apps in the Store make it unappealing to iOS and Android. Okay, there are 60,000 + apps, however, featured apps like Facebook, Tweetdeck, Youtube, Spotify, PhotoSynth, Photoshop etc are missing from Store. Therefore, Microsoft really has to convince developers to port the popular apps to the Windows platform.
Windows 8 embraces clean and chrome-less design. That is kind of beautiful and usable. But the Windows 8 Store is too simpler and kind of dull. It is static and the contents rarely change, may be it is due it limited apps. Windows Store needs a redesigned UI to let users see more dynamic contents, discover new and exciting apps. Furthermore, the semantic zoom should work like that of Start screen enabling see all apps. Automatic Updating of apps could be a welcome feature.
Whenever I see start screen of my friends, it is like messy with all the desktop apps shortcuts. Installing desktop apps leave all kinds of shortcuts related to the app in the Start Screen. Previously, there were arranged neatly on the Start Menu in the folder structure.
And Windows Blue too needs to enable grouping apps of same products like grouping Word, Powerpoint, Excel and One note shortcut to Office tile.
IE 10 for Windows 8 is all full screen and chrome-less design but that is kind of unusable to desktop users to have to work to many tabs open at once. Swiping with touch on tablets is fun but playing with IE 10 via Mouse is kind of clumsy. So, I wish to see a little improvement for desktop users on IE 11.
Windows 8 defined Windows on every devices from high end PCs on intel architecture to laptops and tablets based on low powered arm chips. I think it kind of missed mini tablet market. Google, Apple and Amazon are already in the market with Nexus, iPad Mini and Kindle fire. So, Microsoft do have to optimize Windows 8 for small screens and extend Surface range to mini tablets before it is too late.
Microsoft is expected to update almost every built in apps like People, Mail and Music, possibly before Windows Blue. And I am looking forward to huge improvements rather than minor updates.
One of the most frustrating feature in Windows has been updating/configuring Windows Update requires system restart. That is somewhat fine for critical updates. But the minor updates and even if you installing Hyper V, it requires restart to complete the installation. That definitely has to go away with Windows Blue.
It was really great opportunity to have Mr Cliff Reeves as guest of honor at the inauguration session of Tech Mela. And I was really glad to hear him talk about MSPs and commitment of Microsoft to Nepal.
According to him, MSP Program is the one of the best programs for Microsoft. He thanked MSPs for giving their support to the Microsoft technologies. He shared a good experience of interacting with a talented group of students during the MSP meeting.
Mr. Reeves talked about the skills required for students to shine in the competitive job market. He focused that in addition to academic studies, students do need to learn the technical skills and business experience. And getting certified with Microsoft certifications can help students learn the technical skills that companies are looking for.
Microsoft also helps students convert their idea into a business model/company via Bizspark program. The corp. can help students to start their own company by providing all the softwares, cloud platform and all Microsoft resources for free of cost. He explained this could bring more number of students access to the technology and they can become good customers for Microsoft in the future.
This apps is beautifully designed and targets tourists as well as Nepali people who like to learn about different aspects of Nepal. It helps to discover new places, learn about Nepali culture and suggests you travel destinations, hotel reservations and shopping malls here in Nepal. It also includes language translator to help tourists communicate with Nepalese.
I believe this app is going to help people globally to explore Nepal from their windows 8 devices and can become best travel app for Nepal in the Windows Store.
Guitar Tuner features user friendly UI. The app lets you tune guitar in standard tuning. You can enjoy this app in Windows 8 design with a single button for different strings or play all strings easily.
There are impressive guitar tuning apps on android and iOS platform but good ones are missing from Windows Store. And I believe this app bridges this gap and will get maximum downloads in the Windows Store.
Ashish also shared it was a fun experience and had good time interacting with new developer friends.
Learn Varna is for those who wants to start learning Nepali. It can teach anyone how to read, write the simple 36 letters of Nepali language.
Anu and Pooja shared they had a good experience, however, everything was done and fixed at the last moment.
This app is quite unique and impressive one. It lets users create lines, circles or draw random drawings and turn their imaginations into a beautiful painting. And handwriting recognition is interesting feature in this app.
Bikesh told that his experience in the hackathon was nice and app development with his mate Tika was quite fun. He said he was having a good time handling logical coding part with his friend designing the UI.
I hope the apps will be there available for download in the Windows Store soon and best wishes to the developers.
Community Chautary is a session for sharing about tech stuffs. Microsoft Student Partners presented on different aspects of technology to the student community on Friday at Tech Mela. And Narisha sis was coordinating the program.
Ranjana Dangol gave presentation on courses and certifications provided by Microsoft for Students to broaden their ideas and technical skills. She focused that today's job market is extremely competitive and it is kind of difficult to fight for the jobs with just a college degree. So, Microsoft certifications can help you shine. There are different certifications like MTA on Networking, software development, Security Fundamentals etc, and MCSD on HTML 5 etc to get certified with Microsoft. And MIC is also conducting Windows 8 Dev Camp, Web camps, Office apps dev camp and other events to provide students with cutting edge technologies to develop apps and solutions for the global community.
Ashish Budhathoki showed recording and creating tracks on Songsmith. Songsmith is a beautiful software that generates music to play well with the singer's voice. His session was quite interactive and musical. So it was lots of fun.
And Ashim Adhikari gave inspirational presentation on Social Activism. I really liked the question: are we kathhar nepali or brave gorkhali ?
He inspired the student community to be an activist and reminded about our moral duties and rights to the nation.
Microsoft Innovation Centre Nepal is conducting Tech Mela at Administrative Staff College on March 22 and March 23. The event highlights the latest and cutting edge technologies from Microsoft to students' community.
Is it a good idea to buy an antivirus ?
Nowadays, there has been a growing trend of purchasing an antivirus solution here in Nepal. And what's interesting is users who never purchase any kind of software including windows are actually paying for the antivirus subscription. So, is it worth paying for the antivirus solutions ?
There has been a culture that if you own a computer/laptop, you would probably want a premium Antivirus. And retailers do sell premium antivirus subscriptions by threatening that their computer or data could be at great risk if they are not paying for antivirus. Kaspersky including Eset, Quick Heal, Bit defender and F secure are easily available for purchase in Nepali market. There was also good presence of different antivirus vendors at CAN Info Tech.
Before installing/paying for an antivirus, better think if you really need one.
If you are not connected to the internet, it is a no brainer that you do not have to purchase an antivirus. The common means of transferring infected code is via internet or a USB device. If you just a little careful, you can avoid getting a virus.
Avoid auto run of USB devices. That's how most virus install itself in the host machine.
Virus mostly behave as system protected/read only and hidden file. So, you could use command prompt in Windows to check/delete a virus from the removable devices.
I am not a fan of installing an antivirus. It requires frequent virus signature updates via internet to be able to heal the infected system. I believe an antivirus actually hacks into the computer process, monitoring your data every second, auto starting and also making it unable to kill its process or disable auto start-up.
A computer virus is platform specific ie a scam infecting Facebook can not get on your PC or a virus designed to infect Windows can not harm your mobile device. It gets into a computer system breaking through weak points of an operating system. Updating the OS patches security vulnerabilities making it impossible for a virus to break into the system. Upgrading from XP to Windows 7 or Windows 8 patches security holes in the system code. Creating a Windows recovery media can also help if you run into problem caused by malwares. And Windows provides different security features that prevents infected program to get into the system.
And browser itself protects extra security layer making it difficult for a virus to download to your system. So, updating browser to latest version helps enhancing security patches.
You just have to be little careful about browsing within the secured and known sites, avoid clicking unknown links, looking for verified torrents before downloading etc.
So, I just want to focus that if you are careful about your browsing behavior and embracing security protocols within Windows, it is unlike to get a virus.
Anyways, if you want an antivirus, free edition of Avast/AVG/MSE can be best alternative to paid antivirus subscription from Kaspersky or other antivirus products that is likely to expire in 1 year. And I believe they are no less than the premium editions for home/basic users.
People do pay for antivirus because unlike other softwares, antivirus solutions are difficult to crack as it frequently connects to internet to check for invalid signature. However, a couple of torrent search could get to working pirated/cracked copy of the antivirus.
Therefore, it is actually not a good idea to pay for an antivirus.
Are there days when you wish you could just disappear from the internet?
There could be different reasons like harassment on social networks, privacy issues or maybe you just want to take a break.
Deleting every trace of your information is almost impossible. It is kind of directly proportional to your actions and how open you were on the internet.
Most people actually do not take privacy on social networks seriously. There are profiles on Facebook, Instagram and other social sites that are not protected. That means anyone could get to download your information especially your photos. It is like once you post your image online, it will remain there forever. It is always good idea your information private to yourself and your close ones.
The best part about social sites is that you are pleasantly greeted with sign up. However, deleting account option is well hidden to make you sure you never get there.
But Facebook will give you 14 days so you could change your mind and cancel your request.
Twitter offers you 30 days after to delete your twitter account to get back and reactivate. Pinterest account can only be deactivated.
And it is not possible to delete your skype account. However, you can remove all your personal information and make your profile undiscoverable.
You also cannot delete a wordpress account. So, you might want to delete blogs and remove your information from the site.
Removing email accounts like outlook, gmail and yahoo is straightforward via account settings. However, deleting an email account will not remove other sites and apps associated with it.
You might also want to manually deactivate/delete your account on every site you signed up like cnet, stumbleupon, spotify etc.
Google/bing search your name or topics related to you to see something unpleasant pops up. You would have to remove your content from the original source rather than the search engine.
If you succeed at removing content from the site, you can hide your content from search result via Google's URL Removal tool.
If you come across sites/ apps that do not let you delete account, delete your personal information or fill in the wrong data. Make sure your real email is not associated with the account and input wrong email address.
Almost every sites that you visit are collecting information from you by leaving cookies on your PC for advertising or other purposes. So, it is a good idea to disable tracking in the Browsers settings. Internet Explorer 10 and Firefox 19 enables Do Not Track feature by default to protect user privacy.
I believe why I am here, as an MSP or may be studying IT is all about the passion for the computer technology. And I remember it all started in 2004 when I was a computer for the first time at some kind of office in Kirtipur. And it all started the passion to learn and explore the digital world of computer science. And I was lucky to be changing school in grade 6 because we could learn to use computers in that school. My previous school had one too, however, just in Principal's room :D. The dark side about changing school was that you would be missing your classmates and your best friend too.
Which is the technology that excites you most?
As an MSP, the answer would obviously be Microsoft Technology or any Microsoft related product.
For me it was always the passion for Microsoft that interested me to become an MSP. Microsoft Encarta always remains my best software ever. It was discontinued in 2010, I guess, in favor of MSN search.
Experimenting with new software or web service was always kind of cool. And the first thing that hit me with a song by Swift (you belong with me, Microsoft) was Windows 8 Developer Preview.
I really wanted to try Chrome OS too. Back then, it was in open source project and downloadable to try. The basic idea was run everything in the cloud via chrome browser. That was kind of uncool and may be ahead of its time.
On the other hand, Windows 8 DP was something new and exciting. It was like the new interface, apps and everything was new to try. And hearing from Steven Sinfosky (Head of Windows 8 developer team) and Windows 8 engineers about upcoming features and new services in the Windows 8 via Windows 8 Blog was super exciting.
And reading blog posts from Windows 8 engineers was my favorite way of spending time. Reading text books never felt exciting like the Windows 8 blogs though I could never understand the articles well as they were very long and technical.
The best-est part of being MSP was of course, I got to play with Windows 8 before it was released worldwide.
And may be the absolute passion for Microsoft Technology made me switch from Google to Microsoft services. I was always the one to ask my friends to switch from hi5 to Facebook and later Facebook to Google+. But now I do not even have a Google account (okay I have one but just for YouTube login). And I do not know why I don't want to create one. May be it is because I am standing for Microsoft so, I am kind of going down on Google and open source.
Writing for the homework and studies was never cool. But writing about the technology you really admire is pretty cool. And technically it is called blogging. I do love to write about technology and Windows stuff. I do believe I am friends with someone just because of blogging. Otherwise I guess I would be nothing.
Being MSP is always about the absolute passion for the technology. But the technology can be addictive too. And you have to choose between you have to do and you like to do. Like to do is always fun to do but it not good idea to forget about have to do. So, sometime it is difficult to make the choice and it is for you to decide what is best for you.


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What Are Cannabis Terpenes?
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Cannabis terpenes are a fast-growing trend that can take both your understanding of cannabis and experience with CBD to the next level.
While many assume they aren't familiar terpenes, almost everyone has had experience with them. Terpenes are the aromatic compounds that are produced in plants, fruits, and herbs, including cannabis.
From strains with earthy tones to floral bouquets, or even a rush of pure lemony pine — those amazing scents that secrete from the cannabis plant are thanks to terpenes.
But what exactly terpenes, how many are there, and what do they do? In this article, we'll answer these important questions and more.
Terpenes are produced in the same sticky resin glands that produce cannabinoids like CBD and THC; however, rather than impact the body through the endocannabinoid system (ECS) as cannabinoids do, terpenes act on the body's olfactory system. In other words, our sense of smell, which studies have revealed can have profound effects on the physiological and psychological state of the mind.
When combined with the impact of multiple cannabinoids interacting with the endocannabinoid system, terpenes can actually enhance the effects of cannabinoids to deliver a phenomenon known as the "Entourage Effect."
With hundreds of different terpenes, each with their own unique, aromatic fragrances, terpenes play a powerful role in how cannabis impacts the body and mind.
While it would take a 300+ page book to properly discuss all of the terpenes in cannabis, here are 7 of the most common or dominant cannabis terpenes and how they can potentially affect the mind and body by acting on its olfactory system.
Fragrance/Aroma: pungent pine
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Potential Therapeutic Effects: alertness and memory retention
Easily identified by its strong, natural pine odor, alpha-Pinene is one of the most dominant of the cannabis terpenes. Its lively flavor has shown to help stimulate alertness, increased mood, and a stronger recollective memory compared to other terpenes.
Fragrance/Aroma: Woody, peppery, spicy cloves
Potential Therapeutic Effects: May relieve stress
Caryophyllene secrets a unique aroma that is filled with rich, spicy earth tones with hints of sweet floral notes. Unlike the other terpenes, Caryophyllene is the only terpene that is known to interact directly with the ECS and has shown to help moderate stress and may reduce inflammation.
Fragrance/Aroma: Woody, earthy hops
Potential Therapeutic Effects: Can suppress hunger
Commonly related to the fragrance of hops, Humelene secretes an earthy aroma that is herbaceous and woody. It is a powerful terpene that has shown to exhibit natural anti-bacterial properties and is commonly recognized for its appetite-suppressing effects.
Fragrance/Aroma: Citrus
Potential Therapeutic Effects: May relieve stress and elevate mood
The fact that limonene sounds like lemon or lime is no coincidence. Limonene is a terpene that is found in almost all fruits in the citrus family, like lemons, limes and grapefruits, and boasts a trademark zesty, citrus aroma. Limone is commonly produced in Sativa strains and has shown to help stimulate alertness, alleviate stress and anxiety, and increase the mood of the user.
Fragrance/Aroma: Rich floral with light notes of sweet herbaceous
Potential Therapeutic Effects: May sedate the consumer, and may enhance mood
One of the primary terpenes produced in lavender, Linalool is the source of the plant's signature smell. Similar to the effects of lavender essential oil, linalool acts as a natural sedative and has shown to help alleviate stress and anxiety.
Fragrance/Aroma: Floral herbal scent with a light pine musk
Potential Therapeutic Effects: Relaxing sedative
Known for its strong presence in the cannabis strain Jack Herer, terpinolene delivers a sweet, welcoming, floral fragrance that almost smells like a sweet berry. Terpinolene has shown to exhibit powerful antioxidant properties and is commonly reported to help boost the mood of the user and deliver light sedative effects.
With such a wide variety of terpenes, each with its own unique aroma impact on the olfactory system, terpenes can significantly impact how cannabis impacts the mind and body.
While exploring the hundreds of different cannabis terpenes and understanding how each terpene, as well as the combination of numerous terpenes with different combinations of cannabinoids, could take a lifetime to fully grasp, even rudimentary knowledge of terpenes can be used to help increase how you understand and use cannabis.
If you truly one to unlock the true potential of the cannabis plant, you must understand its inner constituents. Once you do, you can craft the perfect formula of terpenes and cannabinoids to deliver the desired effects for your situation as well as help others achieve the same.
Thanks for joining us at CBD Guide! We hope that our introduction to Cannabis Terpenes guide helped to provide a general understanding of terps and inspires you to take your knowledge even further!
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Global Workforce Agility Report 2021: An Interview with BASF
"We've seen a whole new level of resilience and creativity in how we get things done"
BASF is the world's largest chemical producer, with operations in over 80 countries and a workforce of more than 100,000. We spoke with Heidi Gerhard, BASF's Head of Talent Strategy, to find out how the organization has been impacted by the pandemic, and the steps they are taking to improve the employee experience in a remote-working environment.
How has your workforce been impacted by the pandemic?
Some of our businesses have been more impacted by Covid-19 than others. We've had to slow down production at some of our plants, particularly in the automotive sector. We've had to furlough some employees. But, for the most part, we've been able to support our workforce through the transition.
Prior to the pandemic, around 7% of our employees worked virtually and we had some flexible arrangements in place where employees could work, say, one day a week from home. But when the pandemic began in March 2020, we saw 40% of the workforce shift to fully virtual overnight. The remainder of the workforce still needed to come onsite in some capacity, owing to the nature of their work, so they either worked in one of our production or manufacturing plants or in our research labs, where access to resources was required.
What impact did the shift to virtual working have on the business?
One of the big learnings that came out of the experience for us is that employees could deliver effectively from their homes. They were able to operate at speed. We saw a whole new level of resilience, creativity, and resourcefulness in how we get things done. Being a very large chemical manufacturer, there's a lot of processes and a lot of policies and a lot of approvals that we tend to work through. And, with the shift, we truly embraced agile working; we're able to really deliver value and impact for our customers through the virtual environment.
How has remote working impacted your ability to recruit talent?
We recognize that the shift to remote working is going to drive a competitive advantage for us as a business, both in terms of how we engage and interact with our customers and our ability to attract a diverse talent pool. So, for example. not being confined to a particular geographic area for recruitment and not requiring talent to be onsite every single day creates an opportunity for us to access new talent, new perspectives and, ultimately, innovation, which delivers value for our customers.
Our research shows that many organizations are making it a priority to rethink the employee experience in a remote-working environment and are taking steps to ensure geographically dispersed employees can still collaborate effectively. What steps are BASF taking around this?
We have a number of technology solutions or platforms to support our employees in the virtual work environment. These tools include not only collaboration platforms, but also relationship-networking platforms.
One of the things that we heard consistently from our employees was that they missed those 'casual collisions' that would happen in an office environment. They missed the opportunity to grow their BASF network. We are a very people-centric culture, and relationships are the lifeblood of the organization. So, we've developed an in-house application that is essentially a talent-matching tool. It fosters or creates those casual collisions by pairing up team members for a virtual coffee or lunch, and you can set the parameters based on a variety of different preferences, whether it's within a specific business unit or based on personal interests or geographic area.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Congressman Chris Stewart (UT-02) introduces the Fairness for All Act (FFA), H.R. 5331. This legislation aims to protect everyone's dignity in public spaces. It harmonizes religious freedom and LGBT rights by amending the Civil Rights Act, protecting religious freedom in the workplace, protecting the rights of LGBT individuals, and preserving 1st amendment rights.
"All of God's children, regardless of sexual orientation or religion, deserve dignity, respect, and the right to pursue happiness. This legislation allows us to settle the legal questions and get back to the business of loving our neighbors." – Rep. Chris Stewart
Statements of Support:
"The Seventh-day Adventist Church endorses this balanced and principled piece of legislation because it affirms two essential components of our belief system: honoring God and loving our neighbor."– Seventh-day Adventist Church
"The Fairness for All Act ensures robust federal protections for the free and open exercise of religion and establishes, for the first time, basic civil rights for LGBT Americans. Having spent years working across the country to secure religious freedom rights, I commend Rep. Stewart on his drafting a smart, balanced bill that extends basic rights to LGBT Americans while providing the strongest possible religious freedom protections. We urge Congress to pass this historic bill." – Tim Schultz, Religious Freedom Advocate, President, 1st Amendment Partnership
"The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints commends the introduction of federal legislation that seeks to preserve religious freedom and protect LGBT individuals from discrimination. We're grateful for the leadership of Utah Representative Chris Stewart and other congressional supporters of this cause. The nation is more united when diverse individuals and groups can work cooperatively to advance sound policy. Alongside other religious organizations and denominations and important leaders of the LGBT community, the Church endorses this balanced approach that fosters greater fairness for all." – The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
"The Center for Public Justice is committed to seeking solutions founded in principled pluralism–solutions that respect the rights and beliefs of all, while not limiting a person's or organization's core convictions "The Fairness for All legislation does just that. We urge Congress to pass this legislation that offers a way forward so that all citizens, regardless of religious beliefs or sexual orientation, can live side-by-side as good neighbors." – Stephanie Summers, CEO, Center for Public Justice
"The Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU) supports Fairness for All as a solution-based approach that addresses the cultural tension surrounding religious freedom and LGBT rights. Without compromising the orthodox Christian convictions held by Christian colleges and universities, Fairness for All underscores that all persons are created in the image of God, implying dignity, value, and worth. This approach represents civic pluralism at its best, in a society where people with differences can live alongside each other with respect and understanding. The CCCU urges Congress to pass this bill, which would balance the rights of both religious and LGBT communities in a comprehensive, balanced, and enduring way." – Shirley V. Hoogstra, President, Council for Christian Colleges & Universities
American Unity Fund fully endorses Fairness for All. We know this is the right solution for such a complex problem that urgently needs to be solved. Fairness for All acknowledges that we live in a diverse society. We believe basic civil rights should be guaranteed for everyone regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, sex, or religion. Those rights can be fully protected while safeguarding religious freedom. Fairness for All is a lasting and balanced approach that will advance more freedom and liberty for all Americans, codifying significant protections for freedom of religion and freedom of speech. We urge the House to pass this historic legislation and prove that both sides of the aisle can find common ground and mutual respect for one another." – American Unity Fund
More about "Fairness for All":
FFA is the largest expansion of religious freedom and LGBT civil rights under federal law in a generation. It continues what began in Utah and builds upon existing protections for both religious and LGBT Americans in federal, state, and local law.
No American should lose their home or job simply for being lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender. All religious persons should be free to live, work or serve their community in ways that are consistent with their faith.
FFA preserves the Religious Freedom Restoration Act so it can continue to protect the First Amendment right of all persons to freely exercise their religion.
FFA protects LGBT people from discrimination in employment and housing. It also prohibits LGBT discrimination in a place of public accommodation and significantly expands the definition of a public accommodation under federal law.
This bill protects the tax-exempt status of religious organizations and religious colleges and universities. It also protects the right of religious colleges and universities—like Brigham Young University, Bethel University and Catholic University—to uphold their religious standards without jeopardizing the ability of their students to get Pell Grants or of their professors to compete for federal research contracts.
FFA protects the owners of small businesses whose religious and moral principles prevent them from participating in activities that are contrary to their conscience and beliefs.
It protects LGBT Americans from discrimination in jury selection, credit and federally assisted programs.
Lastly, this legislation protects religious adoption and foster care agencies so they can continue to serve vulnerable children and willing couples, while at the same time ensuring the ability of LGBT persons to adopt and foster children too. Putting the interests of needy children first, the FFA Act expands adoption and foster care by including all qualified potential parents.
Coalition support: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, American Unity Fund, Center for Public Justice, 1st Amendment Partnership, The Seventh-day Adventist Church, Council for Christian Colleges & Universities, and others.
Cosponsors: Fred Upton (MI-06), Elise Stefanik (NY-21), Rob Bishop (UT-01), John Curtis (UT-03), Mark Amodei (NV-02), David Joyce (OH-14), Brian Fitzpatrick (PA-01), and Mike Simpson (ID-02).
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Even though salt galata is a work of art in and of itself, there are frequent exhibitions going on there. you should visit salt galata in accordance with the website's calendar. for instance, a current representative of photorealism in turkey is now having a show of his or her works. its title, our happiness pictures, criticizes the pervasive popular culture and its portrayals of turkey. a renowned architect will attend a meeting later on the topic of publishing architecture. these are only a few of countless examples. in case you are interested, you can still visit the ottoman bank museum.
The building of museum was first built in 1892 by a French architect to function as an Ottoman bank. It makes a statement with the neoclassic and orientalist architectural tones on the back and the front. It is a unique construction in Istanbul and is directly noticed on your first step to the street. It was converted to a museum in 2002, that exhibits what's remaining from the time it was a bank. Then in 2009 it was closed down and restored. The building has been the home for Salt Galata Istanbul since 2011. The building itself is worth seeing because it is representative of 19th century architecture but it is also a great place to spend time in with its café and library. If you are into art, this museum is art itself. It is different from any other museum you will see in Istanbul. Salt Galata library is the most modern one in Istanbul. Right at the entrance there is a café/restaurant where you can eat and drink, and it has an amazing view.
The best part of the museum is that it is free. Salt Galata opening hours and closing hours are Tuesdays and Saturdays from 12.00 to 20.00 and on Sundays from 12.00 to 18.00. On the last Thursdays of the month the museum is open until 22.00. If you don't know how to reach the museum, let us give you a brief information about how to get there. There a few options; bus, train, metro or ferry. M2 metro line, Marmaray train, Heybeliada-Karakoy-Eminonu ferry line and bus 28T will all take you to a spot near Salt Galata.
What's Inside Salt Galata
Even though the building itself is a work of art, there are many exhibitions taking place in Salt Galata. You should follow the calendar from the website and visit Salt Galata accordingly. Now there is an exhibition for works of an artist who is one of the representatives of photorealism in Turkey at the moment for instance. It is called Our Happiness Pictures and brings criticism to the wide-spreading popular culture and its reflections on Turkey. Later there will be a conference which a famous architect attends on the issue of architecture publishing. There are many more examples like these. Ottoman Bank museum still remains so if you are interested you can see that as well.
SALT Research contains a library with physical and digital documents and sources. These involve an archive of sources covering Turkey, Mediterranean Basin and South-East Basin from the end of 19th century to today. The sources of art history, architecture, design from the late Ottoman Empire to early establishment of the Republic of Turkey are present. For a history, especially art history lover it is a good combination.
There are two restaurants inside one is Salt Galata Restaurant or Café, the other is called Neolokal. Salt Galata Café is where you can receive service on any time of the day and has a peaceful atmosphere. Neolokal is where you can taste examples of Turkish and Aegean cuisine and is open from 18.00 to 02.00. If you don't want to eat at SALT Galata but want to taste local cuisine, you might take a walk around Karakoy and choose from an infinite number of options. Mukellef Karakoy is one of the best options to taste local products of Istanbul and Turkey in general. When you are done you can conclude your delicious meal with a hot boiling tea from Dem Karakoy. They say it is respectful to the meal to end with a nice tea.
Discover Beyond Salt Galata
After exploring SALT Galata, you could reflect that there are still lots of things to do in the Karakoy neighborhood and the Beyoglu district as a whole. You can begin your tour of SALT Galata on Banks Location, the street where it is situated. As you probably well know, the structure Salt Galata is in was formerly home to a sizable bank. While you're there, you should explore the street because it's interesting history.
Next, as the SALT Galata name suggests, Galata Tower, one of Istanbul's icons, is actually rather nearby. It would be a shame to leave the neighborhood without ascending Galata Tower. However, be careful who you climb with because a legend claims that couples who climb together become married. While strolling about Galata Tower, you can learn about its colorful past and take in the neighborhood's splendor. After seeing SALT Galata, you will be a little farther from Istiklal Street than Galata Tower, but it is still worth the effort to get there. You may experience both the Galata and Istiklal Street tours by enrolling in a tour that includes both.
If you choose to stroll in the direction of Karakoy, you will come across a lot of boutique stores where you can buy antique apparel items or a lot of gift shops where you can bring home a miniature version of Galata Tower as a souvenir of your trip. There are various cafés where you can sip coffee, sample delectable pastries, or speak with friends while drinking a refreshing beer. Last but not least, you may see Kamondo Stairs, a must-visit attraction when in Karakoy. The Komando family, the largest banker family in the Ottoman Empire, built this exquisite stairway
Are there exhibitions held frequently?
There are frequently scheduled exhibitions there.
Exist any dining establishments?
There are two dining options there: the Neolokal restaurant and the Salt Galata restaurant or café.
Are tours offered there?
On Banks Location, the street where SALT Galata is located, you can start your tour.
Istanbul has been a muse for many writers, poets, and artists. One of them is the Nobel Prize-awarded Orhan Pamuk. The Museum of Innocence is a special museum created after a novel written by Orhan Pamuk, and now this museum invites visitors to the dreamy atmosphere of the novel.
The Museum of Selfies, located on the b3 level of the trump shopping center in istanbul, is the finest venue to take as many selfies as you like. however, these aren't your typical selfies. discover a world of unbelievable magic tricks and illusions that will quickly make your instagram account go viral.
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Nearly everyone in the world agrees that istanbul is absolutely one of if not the most beautiful cities in the world, it keeps attracting people not once, not twice but over and over again. maybe because of its culture, its historical places, or its food. you can never really know what is the secret behind this city, all you can know is that there is no city like istanbul, it is a city of love.


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Muskego-Norway School District Achieves Wisconsin Forward Honor
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MADISON – This year's Wisconsin Forward Award recipients were recognized Wednesday, November 30 at an award ceremony and gala held at the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center in Madison. The ceremony celebrated the accomplishments of Wisconsin organizations that have benefited from the program's services and learning opportunities, as well as the thousands of service hours contributed by its volunteer Board of Examiners.
Representatives from eight Wisconsin organizations accepted public recognition for their achievements in the 2016 Award program in three category areas: Mastery, Commitment, and Challenger recognition. The Wisconsin Forward AwardMastery Recognition was awarded to the Muskego-Norway School District (Muskego), Holy Family Memorial (Manitowoc), and MetaStar, Inc. (Madison). Milwaukee County: Department of Administration (Milwaukee) was awarded the Commitment Recognition, and the Challenger Recognition was awarded to Curative Care (Wauwatosa), Department of Employee Trust Funds (Madison), Milwaukee County Department of Health and Human Services (Milwaukee), and HSHS Western Wisconsin Division (Eau Claire/Chippewa Falls).
The Wisconsin Forward Award Program is designed to recognize Wisconsin organizations that strive to be role models. Modeled after the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, WFA's evaluation process is based on the Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence, which provides a framework and criteria to guide organizational performance. Organizations submit a self-assessment to the program for an in-depth review and written feedback from a team of volunteer Examiners.
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Claire Zagami, Lower School PE Teacher, is in her seventh year at CESJDS. She came to the School right after graduating from Salisbury University with a major in PK-12 Physical Education. Claire also achieved a Master of Education in Educational Leadership from the American College of Education in December 2017.
Claire's affinity for athletics began in Kindergarten as she was involved in every sport and loved being a part of a team. As she grew older, she quickly realized that she wanted a career working with kids! At CESJDS, she works with kids in all grades from Junior Kindergarten through 5th grade, and enjoys seeing her kids grow from year to year. "I want my students to be able to take risks and try things that they may not try on their own, as well as introduce other strategies that they can use in any discipline," she says.
She also introduced a Nutrition and Fitness unit to the school, including 'MyPlate,' and helping students understand not only the importance of lifelong fitness, but more specifically which exercises target different parts of the body.
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**
**

**
===========================================================*/
#ifndef _ASSEMBLYNATIVE_H
#define _ASSEMBLYNATIVE_H

class CLRPrivBinderAssemblyLoadContext;

class AssemblyNative
{
    friend class Assembly;
    friend class BaseDomain;
    friend class DomainAssembly;

public:
    // static FCALLs
    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetEntryAssembly(QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retAssembly);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetExecutingAssembly(QCall::StackCrawlMarkHandle stackMark, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retAssembly);

    static FCDECL6(Object*,         Load,                       AssemblyNameBaseObject* assemblyNameUNSAFE,
                                                                StringObject* codeBaseUNSAFE,
                                                                AssemblyBaseObject* requestingAssemblyUNSAFE,
                                                                StackCrawlMark* stackMark,
                                                                CLR_BOOL fThrowOnFileNotFound,
                                                                AssemblyLoadContextBaseObject *assemblyLoadContextUNSAFE);

    //
    // instance FCALLs
    //

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetLocale(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, QCall::StringHandleOnStack retString);

    static
    INT32 QCALLTYPE GetHashAlgorithm(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetSimpleName(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, QCall::StringHandleOnStack retSimpleName);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetPublicKey(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retPublicKey);

    static
    INT32 QCALLTYPE GetFlags(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetFullName(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, QCall::StringHandleOnStack retString);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetLocation(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, QCall::StringHandleOnStack retString);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetCodeBase(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, BOOL fCopiedName, QCall::StringHandleOnStack retString);

    static
    BYTE * QCALLTYPE GetResource(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, LPCWSTR wszName, DWORD * length);

    static
    FCDECL1(FC_BOOL_RET, IsDynamic, AssemblyBaseObject * pAssemblyUNSAFE);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetVersion(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, INT32* pMajorVersion, INT32* pMinorVersion, INT32*pBuildNumber, INT32* pRevisionNumber);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetType(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, LPCWSTR wszName, BOOL bThrowOnError, BOOL bIgnoreCase, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retType, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack keepAlive, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack pAssemblyLoadContext);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetForwardedType(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, mdToken mdtExternalType, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retType);

    static
    INT32 QCALLTYPE GetManifestResourceInfo(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, LPCWSTR wszName, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retAssembly, QCall::StringHandleOnStack retFileName);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetModules(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, BOOL fLoadIfNotFound, BOOL fGetResourceModules, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retModules);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetModule(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, LPCWSTR wszFileName, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retModule);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetExportedTypes(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retTypes);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetForwardedTypes(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retTypes);

    static FCDECL1(Object*, GetManifestResourceNames, AssemblyBaseObject * pAssemblyUNSAFE);
    static FCDECL1(Object*, GetReferencedAssemblies, AssemblyBaseObject * pAssemblyUNSAFE);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetEntryPoint(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retMethod);

    static FCDECL1(ReflectModuleBaseObject *, GetInMemoryAssemblyModule, AssemblyBaseObject * pAssemblyUNSAFE);

    static
    void QCALLTYPE GetImageRuntimeVersion(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly, QCall::StringHandleOnStack retString);

    static BOOL QCALLTYPE GetIsCollectible(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly);

    static FCDECL0(uint32_t, GetAssemblyCount);

    //
    // PEFile QCalls
    //

    static INT_PTR QCALLTYPE InitializeAssemblyLoadContext(INT_PTR ptrManagedAssemblyLoadContext, BOOL fRepresentsTPALoadContext, BOOL fIsCollectible);
    static void QCALLTYPE PrepareForAssemblyLoadContextRelease(INT_PTR ptrNativeAssemblyLoadContext, INT_PTR ptrManagedStrongAssemblyLoadContext);
    static void QCALLTYPE LoadFromPath(INT_PTR ptrNativeAssemblyLoadContext, LPCWSTR pwzILPath, LPCWSTR pwzNIPath, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retLoadedAssembly);
    static INT_PTR QCALLTYPE InternalLoadUnmanagedDllFromPath(LPCWSTR unmanagedLibraryPath);
    static void QCALLTYPE LoadFromStream(INT_PTR ptrNativeAssemblyLoadContext, INT_PTR ptrAssemblyArray, INT32 cbAssemblyArrayLength, INT_PTR ptrSymbolArray, INT32 cbSymbolArrayLength, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retLoadedAssembly);
#ifndef FEATURE_PAL
    static void QCALLTYPE LoadFromInMemoryModule(INT_PTR ptrNativeAssemblyLoadContext, INT_PTR hModule, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retLoadedAssembly);
#endif
    static Assembly* LoadFromPEImage(ICLRPrivBinder* pBinderContext, PEImage *pILImage, PEImage *pNIImage);
#ifdef FEATURE_COMINTEROP_WINRT_MANAGED_ACTIVATION
    static void QCALLTYPE LoadTypeForWinRTTypeNameInContext(INT_PTR ptrAssemblyLoadContext, LPCWSTR pwzTypeName, QCall::ObjectHandleOnStack retType);
#endif
    static INT_PTR QCALLTYPE GetLoadContextForAssembly(QCall::AssemblyHandle pAssembly);

    static BOOL QCALLTYPE InternalTryGetRawMetadata(QCall::AssemblyHandle assembly, UINT8 **blobRef, INT32 *lengthRef);
};

#endif

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