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Toran Gandhi Ashram Guest House, Ahmedabad
Ranked 242 of 1063 hotels in Ahmedabad
Opposite Gandhi Ashram, Ashram Rd, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380027
Phone Number 7927559342 www.gujarattourism.com
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Room was good and well maintained
I went to Ahmedabad in the month of December 2016 and made my stay in the Toran Gandhi Ashram Guest House. It was my holiday trip with family. I would rate the destination as average. My hotel location was good as number of options for shopping is more. I would rate the appearance of the hotel as good as it is very clean. The staff at the reception was good as they are polite and responsive. I booked my room direct at hotel. I would rate the services in the hotel were very good with immediate response. Rooms which we stayed in were very good because of available facilities. The food in the hotel was average.
There was no difficulty in finding the guest house. The location of the hotel was very good. The management was excellent. The appearance of the guest house was decent. I travelled with my colleagues to this guest house. The staff service was excellent and they were very helpful and friendly. Check in and check out procedure went very smoothly. Rooms were spacious, clean, neat and maintained. All the basic amenities were functioning properly. There was a garden view from the room. The quality and the taste of the food were very good. There was a gym in the guest house. Overall the stay was value for the money and I would like to recommend to other travellers.
Stay was peaceful and had an admirable experience
My overall experience was really admirable and stay was peaceable. The location of the hotel was very much convenient and appearance of the hotel was very good. The staff members at the hotel were polite and professional in services. The room allotted to me was very good and spacious along with required amenities. It was a relaxation trip with my family and the destination is really tremendous. My stay was comfortable at this hotel and was worth for the money I spent.
I booked the rooms of this hotel through the Kolkata Office of Gujarat Tourism and faced no problem at check-in and checkout. It was located near the Gandhi Ashram. The food of this Ashram was good. The behaviour of the staff was good and responsive. The AC rooms were spacious, neat and clean with TV, clean washroom. I tried Gujarati food here. There was no activity available. I visited this place with my family on a relaxing tour in December 2013.
The services rendered was immensely satisfying
Toran Guest house at Ahemedabad has an international appearance inits look and its comforts. The services rendered was immensely satisfying. Situated close to Sabarmati Ashram one could spot an element of Gandhiasm and the attire of the officials and other workers at the Hotel. The Road on which the hotel is situated speaks for its clean and neatness and the credit definitely goes to good governance.
Good rooms but on the costlier side
It is just opposite to sabarmati ashram, rooms are bit costly but rooms are good, food is good, location is good you will be able to see birds like peacocks & ibis in the hotel premises
The best gujarati thalli and neatness and good location.
It was good and feel good stay at Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar and Vadodara Gujrat
very peaceful place nice stay rooms and amenities was great, service was excellent, worth for the money nice stay, food was in nice quality, staff was great, good experience.
The hotel is little far from the airport, opposite to the gandhiji ashram.Service wise staff was very friendly & helpful.Room was designed traditionally well. Pricing was affordable, overall it was pretty warm stay
Toran Gandhi Ashram Guest House is ranked #242 among the 1063 hotels in Ahmedabad with an average rating of 5.4 out of 7. It is one of the 114, 2-star Guest Houses in Ahmedabad. It is part of the "Gujarat Tourism Hotels" chain of hotels in India. On HolidayIQ, it has a total of 2 photos, 16 text reviews and 3 video reviews. it is rated top for its Location, Destination and Room.
The online booking price of the hotel ranges between Rs 2,900 to Rs 3,200 per night. The hotel offer 28 rooms to check availability or to avail complimentary breakfast, we recommend contacting the hotel to check if the final tariff includes it.
The ambience and the location of the hotel makes it a suitable option for variety of travellers. Family (60%) and Group (40%) are the most common type of travellers that like to stay here. 60% of guests enjoy the hotel's relaxed environment, whereas 20% have rated the ambience as offbeat.
Although the hotel is a suitable stay option throughout the year for travellers, book your accommodation in the months of Oct, Nov and Dec for the best experience.
Toran Gandhi Ashram Guest House is located at Ashram Road .
The hotel ensures you are well taken care of during your stay.
Other amenities include Laundry Services, Restaurant, 24 Hours Front Desk, Backup Generator and Room Service. For checkin and checkout time, we suggest contacting the hotel.
If you are in need for airport transfers or require a car for sightseeing around the city or you have to do an early check-in, then we recommend contacting the hotel directly and requesting for these additional services. All of the available amenities ensure your stay is enjoyable and free from any hassles.
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Part of the Solid Mechanics and Its Applications book series (SMIA, volume 243)
This book describes an effective method for modeling advanced materials like polymers, composite materials and biomaterials, which are, as a rule, inhomogeneous. The thermoelastic theory with internal variables presented here provides a general framework for predicting a material's reaction to external loading. The basic physical principles provide the primary theoretical information, including the evolution equations of the internal variables.
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To Alexander Hamilton from Aaron Ogden, 23 July 1799
From Aaron Ogden, 23 July 1799
Elizabeth Town July 23. 1799
Nothing, but the unavoidable difficulties, in collecting returns from Pensylvania, has prevented your receiving the return herewith transmitted, long before this. I am sorry that you will find, by a note, that it is still incomplete in one of the companies from Pensylvania, returns from which later than the middle of June has not been received, but I am well assured that more men have been really enlisted in that company than would be necessary to make the effectives exceed three hundred on the first day of July.
The form of the return annexed to the recruiting instructions furnishes no column, for trade and occupation, neither does the ninth article of the recruiting insructions direct, that the senior Officer who makes the returns from the different recruiting quarters, should specify the name of the officer by whom the recruits had been enlisted, consequently I have not any basis, for the filling up of those columns; they are therefore necessarily left blank.
As the next monthly return will not bear the names that are now transmitted, I have taken the liberty to note the incidents that have happened till this time, opposite to the names of the persons respectively, presuming that a mode may be adopted of having the incidents which may occur, in future, to the men included in the present return, carried out against their names respectively from time to time—if you see proper to have the returns sent to me, occasionally, for this purpose they shall be immeadiately filled up, with the incidents which have happened in the interim, and then re-transmitted to you.
I have the honor to be with the utmost respect your most obt servt
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If you have even been in a conversation about the role of college sports, at some point someone will talk about misplaced priorities in terms of spending and complain that the football or basketball coach makes more than the university president, much less the highest paid professor on campus. Another person will inevitably respond with that no one pays to watch a professor teach biology. It's about the money. Since people are willing to pay for it, then the school is justified in spending it.
It would seem that OU football coach Bob Stoops agrees. According to the Muskogee Phoenix, when asked about how much he is being paid, he thinks he's worth it because of the money he brings in:
Stoops is on course to make over $4.5 million this season and sources have told the Transcript he will receive a raise and extension later this month.
Yet, his salary is $2 million per year less than deal Alabama announced its coach, Nick Saban, has signed.
Is it too much?
"When you compare it to what maybe they bring in, probably not," Stoops said when asked about Saban's new deal. "Compare it to what they (Alabama) were bringing in before he got there and before the program's doing what it is now. I don't know. Business is business. I don't think anybody pays something that they're not able to afford, or that doesn't put them in a positive position. That's in all businesses.
"For instance, in our case, I don't know, we've given roughly 40 to 44 million dollars to our academic programs and the university as a whole over the last 10 years. That seems to be a pretty positive business model. When before Joe Castiglione and President (David) Boren got here, I think they were losing money. (University) was funding the athletic program. So, listen, numbers are numbers. Those numbers seem to be pretty positive."
No salary cap here. After all, the man brings in enough money each year so that the academic programs receives approximately an additional four million dollars a year. Doesn't 40 million sound so much better than the four million a year it actually represents? Who can argue with paying the man four million when he brings in that much extra for the university? They should be grateful he isn't demanding an even bigger share of the "profit."
But back to my point-justifying your salary by the amount of money you bring in and the salary cap issue. See, money sport athletes are essentially playing under a salary cap. No matter how much people pay to see them play, they're never going to get a raise.
Yet I know when I watch the Texas-OU game, it isn't because of the coaches or the stadium. I want to see the UT football team crush OU, preferably without any concussions but that's another issue. So why don't the players get their share?
Now I will grant you that the coach has a lot to do with the team winning or losing. And if the team is losing, unlike professors with failing students, he will be fired. But players also get cut if they don't perform. And let's face it, the coach isn't working with just a random number of students selected from the general student population, these players were recruited so that the team can win.
Winning brings in dollars which is why Stoops believes that he's worth the money the state school pays him. So, of course, you would naturally expect him to support paying the athletes who are so critical to his success, right?
Wrong. From Bob Stoops himself,
"I tell my guys all the time," Stoops says, "you're not the first one to spend a hungry Sunday without any money."
Since he had to suffer to get his multi-million dollar contract, so can his players. Besides, they're getting scholarships aren't they? He probably thinks, they should be grateful that the amount doesn't go down when the team losses. Actually, poor performing players are probably just cut from the team and I suspect they lose their scholarships when that happens.
Ultimately, these scholarships are just the NCAA version of salary caps. He's fine with the free market allowing him to make millions but wants to exclude the players from the marketplace that allow him to make that money. Simply put, Stoops has made it to the top of the company town and sees no reason for change.


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Sharon is a librarian who once studied dress design in the couture houses of Paris and now writes of novels of suspense, adventure, and love. A wife, mother of twins, and caretaker of Donut the one-eyed dog, she's addicted to snapping photos and eating Oreos. She writes about the men in her Deadly Force romantic suspense series where ex-Green Berets and their smart, sexy heroines retell Shakespeare's greatest love stories.
One Dark Wish Deadly Force Series, #2
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Military ~ Romantic Suspense/Thriller
"Sexy Green Berets, dark secrets, and sizzling chemistry."—Cherry Adair, New York Times bestselling author
Her life must be forfeit for his to be redeemed
Historian Sarah Munro is not used to being shot at, but that's just what happens while she's poking around cemeteries on Georgia's Isle of Grace, searching for the key to a centuries-old cipher. Her quest has unwittingly drawn the attention of two deadly enemies intent on destroying each other—and anyone who gets in their way.
Ex–Green Beret Major Nate Walker is on a mission of his own: to restore the honor of his men. To do that, he is required to stop Sarah—or one of his own men will die. Caught in the middle of a deadly rivalry, Nate can't afford to trust the woman standing in his way. But his heart says he can't afford not to...
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He's taking back his honor, his freedom, and the woman he loves.
Rafe Montfort was a decorated Green Beret, the best of the best, until a disastrous mission and an unforgivable betrayal destroyed his life. Now, this deadly soldier has returned to the sultry Georgia swamps to reunite with his brothers, and take back all he lost. But Juliet must never know the truth behind what he's done...or the dangerous secret that threatens to take him from her forever.
It took Juliet Capel eight long years to put her life back together after her husband was taken from her. Now Rafe is back, determined to protect her at any cost, and it's not just her heart that's in danger. The swamps hold a secret long buried and far deadlier than either of them could have imagined...


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Ain't no sittin' down because Janet Jackson and Missy Elliott about to get the whole room jumpin' up! That's right. Janet and Missy have teamed up once again to make our Fridays even better!
We first got a taste of Janet and Missy's collaboration "BURNITUP!" when Janet launched her Unbreakable World Tour weeks ago. And now, the highly anticipated track is finally here in its full mastered glory as a special treat before her 11th LP Unbreakable drops next week (October 2).
Produced by Thomas Lumpkins, Jimmy Jam, Dem Jointz and Terry Lewis, "BURNITUP!" is exactly what one would expect to come from two legends who have brought us an endless supply of dance smashes over the years. It's a straight-up club banga all about turning it up, dancing, and burning it up . . on the dance floor (of course). "When the DJ play this we gon' dance like no one's watching/ Hey Mr DJ, bump the track and won't you turn it up?/ I'ma dance all night and I don't care who's out there watching us/ Just give me that fire and I'm gonna show you how to burn it up."
It's pretty simple – literally anyone could've written those lyrics, but there's really nothing better than having two legends together on a hot fiya booty poppin' jam, and that's exactly what we have here. I say WIN – Happy Friday y'all!
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See Ya In A Bit
I probably won't be around much for a while. I've some stuff coming up that's going to keep me busy. I'll be back ASAP.
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Stories of Change
Sheryl Crow once sang, "A change would do you good." No offense to Sheryl, but what she forgot to say in her 1996 jam is that while a change would do you good, it might also scare the hell out of you. This week is dedicated to the changes that smack us in the face and the ones that curl up on our lap when we aren't looking, the ones that hurt and the ones that heal.
The biggest change I've experienced at Dartmouth was having the seemingly simple realization of what it means to be a woman. I went to an all-girls high school, which meant four years of wonderful friends, supportive classmates, inspiring teachers and piles and piles of cupcakes. I kid you not — if there was an opportunity to bring cupcakes to class, we seized it. My school made a big effort to bring in feminist speakers, and at least once a week someone stood before the entire school — be it a female woodworker, attorney or author — and told us we could do anything. These women warned us not to let anyone limit us or make us feel inferior.
To be honest, it got annoying after a few years. I remember thinking, "Duh, I can do anything. Next!" Then I got to Dartmouth. For the first time, I realized there were actually people out there who didn't think women were capable of everything. There were guys who would tell me not to wear certain outfits because, "Nobody's going to be attracted to you if you wear that," and people who scoffed at the idea of me going to business school. I'm now aware that these sorts of comments are made all the time, and it's my job to help create a world where they aren't because women, men and those who do not to identify with a gender must be treated with equal respect.
— Mary Liza Hartong '16
I've learned spontaneity. I went from hearing my brothers shouting "dinner time" to walking absentmindedly toward FoCo when my stomach-clock strikes hungry; I went from my room, where I lived comfortably for 11 years, to a roommate randomly assigned based on our propensity for tidiness and habit of waking up around 10. Instead of taking six classes because my school said I should, I took education and screenwriting — because why not? I've learned to enjoy the weekends with the least thorough planning, to embrace sudden conversation and to partake in the Greek scene that before I had only seen painted in a bad light. Suddenly, I'm okay not being sure which the path I'm on — knowing I'm on any path at all is enough. I'm no longer certain where my interests lie, and I'm not sure what I'm doing this weekend or who I may meet tomorrow. This unknowing that induced anxiety in high school now excites me. Now I can ask, "Why not," and know that these experiences are the ones I'll remember.
—Zach Schnell '18
The one thing that has most altered my Dartmouth experience in the most meaningful way came my junior year when my little sister followed me. The two of us are so alike, and for our entire lives we have shared everything. So when people ask me, "Is it weird having you sister here?" I always tell them, not at all — it only makes sense that we would share this, too. Not only did my sister's move to Hanover change my experience by giving me a constant companion and connection to home, but forever changed my perspective on the place I've come to love. Sometimes it's easy for me to become complacent about issues when I become to used to a certain place or culture, when I'm only thinking about myself. Now that Catherine has come to the College, though, I think about her. My standards skyrocket, and I want to change this place to be the best possible place for her. Every day I learn something from Catherine as we attempt to navigate this college experience side by side. She shows me what it means to be a friend in the way she understands me completely but always pushes me to be better. And I know that our time together here will connect us for the rest of our lives.
—Julia Kannam '15
I'd always had an idea of who I was. I knew how I felt about myself, about others, about my friends and my family. I was sure about who I was — until I came to Dartmouth. I'm the eldest daughter in a Caribbean-American family situated in the Bronx, a first-generation college student and an older sister trying to create a new name for a family rife with urban stereotypes. I believed I was everything contradictory to my family, the opposite of them. I liked rock music. I watched anime. I hated wearing sneakers, and I read books in my free time. I was a nerd, an emo and an "Oreo," the one who was really smart, the one who would make it rich. After three years of Dartmouth — sleeping in the VAC, meeting many new people, the first time studying abroad or skiing, hating snow, loving KAF and learning the importance of a well-balanced meal plan — I found myself finding more in common with my family than ever. I still hate wearing sneakers, and I listen to rock from time to time, but I can "turn-up" with the best of them. Now I find sweet memories in the presence of hip-hop.
—Pauline Lewis '16
During orientation week, I was an environmental engineer with a secret dream of writing a novel some day. Now, two and a half years later and like so many others, my concentration changed drastically. I'm an English major with a minor in women's and gender studies who wants to work in student affairs. What has changed the most in the short time I've been here, however, is my perspective. I had no idea what the world around me was really about before I came to Dartmouth, and I rarely thought about how what hurts me also hurts others on so many levels. In other words, oppression is oppression, and it affects people from incredibly varied backgrounds and experiences. Coming to Hanover opened my eyes to what motivated me, what made me want to pursue my passion for literature and my drive for doing everything I can to make equality and empathy just a little more commonplace than I have found them to be here. The wonderful friends I have made and inspiring professors and faculty with whom I have been able to interact have thankfully outshone the even greater multitudes that showed me exactly what I'm trying to reshape — and that's what's changed the most during my time at Dartmouth.
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The Lagos Zone of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has appealed to the state Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu to stop alleged attacks on its members in the Lagos State University (LASU).
The zone's Coordinator, Prof. Olusiji Sowande, made the appeal at a news conference on Tuesday at the University of Lagos.
He alleged that ASUU members in LASU were being incessantly attacked by the administration of the institution.
According to him, ASUU members in LASU have continued to suffer undue harassment because they refused to trail `the path of injustice'.
"In the last three years, our union in LASU has been seriously involved in engaging the institution's management over illegalities and arbitrariness.
"Many of these issues, as we highlighted in the past, have to do with abiding with the laws and regulations of the university in appointments and promotions, as well as general administration.
"It also has to do with the continuous cover up of the management, of over N1.3 billion of NEEDS Assessment Fund by the preceding administration, which our union continued to demand its probe.
"Recall that the NEEDS Assessment Fund was a product of the ASUU strike of 2013.
"The union has also been consistent in agitating for payment of accrued Earned Academic Allowance (EAA) of our members which has accumulated for not less than 10 years,'' he said.
Sowande said that all public universities in Nigeria except LASU had begun payment of the EAA.
He alleged that in the face of all the issues, the management of LASU responded by clamping down on ASUU members in the institution.
According to him, the development led to unjust dismissal of LASU ASUU chairperson and the vice chairperson in 2017.
According to the coordinator, ASUU has challenged the dismissal in court.
The don said that LASU had intensified the attack on LASU ASUU by planning to dismiss the remaining executive committee members on one excuse or the other.
"It has been one false allegation or other fictitious claims,'' the coordinator said.
He told journalists that the union went to court to challenge the activities of both the immediate past and current administrations of LASU on what he described as illegal promotions.
"Our union went to court over these matters, and we have been informed that there is a ruling on a preliminary objections by the university, by the National Industrial court on Thursday, July 11.
"While we await the certified true copy for proper understanding of its implications, the university administration has gone ahead to resuscitate the panels that were suspended at the commencement of court proceedings.
"The union drew the attention of the former Visitor of the university, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode to many of the developments via about 30 official reports.
"In spite of assurances from many quarters in government, including the ministry of labour and establishment, as well as the head of service to look into the matter, nothing was done," he said.
The unionist said that the alleged indifference encouraged continuous misconduct by LASU management.
"It is, therefore, on this premise that we are calling the current Visitor of the university, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, to put an end to these attacks.
"It is infantile for anyone to think there can be true peace in the university when ASUU becomes an object of incessant attacks on account of its principled opposition to illegalities and lawlessness.
"While our union is known for its conventional approach to challenges of this nature, we must make it clear that the LASU administration, emboldened by the quietness in government quarters, is pushing toward a crisis it will soon be unable to manage.
"There is an endurance limit to relentless and assault;
we also wish to bring to the attention of the LASU visitor that the institution is overdue for visitation,'' he added.
According to him, the law establishing the university states that there shall be visitation at least once in five years.
He said that it had been 10 years l since the last visitation to the institution – in 2009.
"As the visitor begins to shop for more credible and knowledgeable people to make up the governing council for the next four years, it is important that he makes the job of that governing council easy by constituting a visitation panel in accordance with the law,'' he said.
The coordinator also called for immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all queries issued to the ASUU members by LASU management.
"We also demand the payment of the EAA of our members which have been accumulated for 10 years.
"ASUU is a union committed to the rule of law, fairness and justice within the university system and the general public.
"It will continue to play this roles in LASU, notwithstanding the threats of annihilation.
`The union will also not shy away from doing everything possible to prevent its decapitation by lawless university administrators,'' he said.


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This week, Minhaj explores the harrowing dystopia made up of America's immigration problems, a topic that hits home to many members of the live audience and at home. Rather than beginning the show with a funny and relatable introduction like he has done previously, Minhaj jumps straight into the facts and details of the Trump administration's infamous Immigration enforcement. In fact, one of the only jokes cracked in the first few minutes is a cheap shot at Alec Baldwin and the reality of how we view the National Security Agency (NSA) next to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Minhaj doesn't skip over Obama's own problematic immigration policies ("Yes! We! Can… kick out the Guatemalans) at the beginning of his presidency, much to the pleasure of Obama's critics. Minhaj then goes on to show the improvement that the 44th president had created before comparing it to Trump's presidency. While his humour is still generally on point, there's something lacking in the latest episode, much like the previous one. While this episode is an important one as well as one where not many jokes can and should be made, Minhaj's latest episode isn't the same as the first few episodes. He focuses more on the LED screens behind him than the actual delivery of his punchlines.
However, the disappointment ends upon the introduction of "d*ck appointments" and the Franco brothers as an allegory for ICE and its components, with Office of the Principal Legal Advisor (OPLA) as the forgotten Franco brother, Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) as the problematic James Franco and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) as Dave Franco. Five minutes into the episode, Minhaj suddenly has the spark from his prior episodes back, saving himself and his show. After this, the jokes almost tell themselves.
However, you may remember last week's episode, in which Minhaj interviewed a sneaker expert and how the remainder of the episode relied on it for its humour. This week is an improvement, but Minhaj still relies quite a lot on his glorified powerpoint for his jokes, hindering the episode's authenticity a bit. The jokes feel almost rehearsed or like Minhaj has been sitting on them for a while, risking the show's "stand-up comedy" feel.
The "Oil" episode had similarly depressing themes but still managed to maintain the comedy within the show while this episode, at times, trails off into almost a TED talk rather than a satirical late-night comedy show. The revelations of Steven Miller's murky past is almost a crutch for Minhaj in this episode as they are all jokes in themselves, but Minhaj redeems himself properly this time. When confronted with the fact Miller's hairline was receding at 17, Minhaj remarks, "Did your hair leave you? Or did you just deport it for being brown?" The joke itself was pretty simple but because of the progress of the episode thus far, it had a lasting impact on both the live audience and us, the viewers.
The reins of the LED screens begin to loosen, allowing Minhaj to regain control of his show again – he's back. Through Miller's past online footprint and "Coming to America" by Neil Diamond, Minhaj rebuilds the episode in the last half. The stand-up comedy atmosphere has returned, thankfully despite the content discussed becoming darker and darker. It doesn't seem rushed either like he's crutching for straws, which I find remarkable because of how uninspired the beginning of the episode was. More importantly, Minhaj begins to use his comedy to remind us about the 2020 elections, right-wing terrorism and the failings of the US immigration system; "at some point, someone was willing to look over our [applications]."
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Larry Liebowitz
Larry Leibowitz is a finance and technology entrepreneur who specializes in business transformation and capital markets. He is currently President and a Board Director of Crux Informatics, a software platform which helps firms publish/monetize, acquire, explore, and transform data. He is on the board of several other startups, including an exchange for renewable energy contracts, a digital law solution, and an IT site logistics platform. Larry has extensive experience as an agent of change, including serving as Chief Operating Officer of NYSE Euronext, where he was responsible for all aspects of NYSE. During his tenure he oversaw the transformation of the group's technology platform across 10 exchanges. His prior experience includes founding a successful quantitative hedge fund, which was acquired by Charles Schwab Inc, where he transformed Schwab's wholesale market making business using technology and analytics. He was also the CEO of Redibook, one of the early electronic stock exchanges. Larry began his career developing automated trading software at Morgan Stanley. Larry has been a featured speaker at numerous financial industry forums related to markets, innovation and change, and technology, and has made numerous media appearances as an expert in these areas. In the non-profit world, Larry has focused his energy on using technology to improve the efficiency and leverage of philanthropy, the most recent effort being GivingCompass (www.givingcompass.org), a curated platform that makes philanthropy resources accessible and engaging for new entrants. Mr. Leibowitz graduated from Princeton University with a degree in Economics.


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Fourth HEC Seed Mixes Bras, Perfumes and Green Tech
Almost 300 people turned out for the fourth edition of HEC Seed, the international entrepreneurship forum organized annually by, and for, the school's students. Designed to empower young entrepreneurs and connect them with investors and business professionals, it was held at Station F, a first for this ambitious gathering. The June 6 event was also the occasion to announce the winners of the second-ever HEC Innovation Awards for the two best startups in the HEC ecosystem.
"It's been a great experience, a real teaching curve for us." The co-organizer of the Seed startup event, Jérémie Zarka, looked slightly disheveled after overseeing the seven-hour gathering that brought together HEC Paris students with company representatives scouting for new talent. The event was held just off the appropriately-named Turing Square, appropriate because it also featured specialist debates on this year's theme, "Can AI help startups develop a competitive advantage in today's business environment?" But more of that later.
Jérémie Zarka and his six-person team had spent months coordinating the pitch competitions, its pre-selection committee discussions, the two panel debates and, to cap it all off, the informal networking cocktail that closed the event. "It's the first time we've organized this event outside of the Jouy-en-Josas campus and condensed it all into a day."
"That has its good and its bad points," the MBA co-director of the 2019 student cohort admitted, "On the one hand, we've relocated it to the heart of a symbol, this huge Station F startup campus – and that's been a real plus in terms of centrality and proximity to major companies. On the other, we've perhaps lost the inter-activity of the workshops that the HEC campus afforded in the previous editions."
From Life-saving Bras to Do-it-yourself Perfumes
Nevertheless, the day featured a dynamic mix of activities climaxing with the pitch competition pitting the ten finalists in a two-stage contest. Already, those retained had come through a preliminary round that had whittled down the 60 applicants.
The competition was sector agnostic with startups at various stages of their development (love money, pre-seed and seed). Dominant themes were shipping, freight, food tech and the green economy. Yet, there was certainly more than that on offer. Take, for example, the opening presentation by Claire Chabot: the young entrepreneur described with alacrity her Endeer startup which offers women made-to-measure bras. "Are you aware that 80% of all bras do not fit women's breasts?" Chabot asked the slightly bemused audience. "That 77% of women say they suffer from the painful underwire holding up the breasts? Most worryingly, that 65% of breast cancers are located where that underwire is? Well, thanks to a 3D scan and an IPhone we can create perfectly adapted bras, called SHAPES. And do away with its present debilitating material. As a result, we are liberating, freeing, women's breasts!"
Sillages Opens Doors to DIY Perfume-making
The idea had been good enough to win both the 2018 Add Fab Pitch Startups competition and the Fashion Pitch Night in 2016. But at Station F there was also enthusiasm for startups like Carbon Karma, a platform that offers consumers a variety of carbon-reducing projects aimed at offsetting their carbon emissions. Then, it was the turn of Dataswati in a pitch presented by the charismatic project manager Irina Arzumanyan. She outlined her firm's objectives as an AI-driven company designed to optimize industrial processes and become data-driven. And there was warm applause for Garantme, a startup seeking to resolve the problems between landlords and tenants which often paralyze France's flat rental sector. Their solution is to create a system of French guarantors to allay fear and suspicion on both sides of the rental divide.
But it was the pre-laureate initiative called Sillages which most seduced a jury composed of entrepreneurs, academics and investors. "Your pitch displayed very clear objectives and a sharp understanding of a market that is trending upwards," jury representative and HEC Affiliate Professor Michel Safars told Sillages co-founder Maxime Garcia-Janin, handing over the €5,000 prize check that goes with the HEC Seed award. "This is my Miss France moment," responded an emotional Garcia-Janin, admitting it was the first such reward he has ever won. "We are aiming to revive the French high perfumery heritage by creating fragrances that are unique to each wearer. You tailor your own fragrance with the help of our perfumers and we deliver a creative, balanced, and harmonious product. And this is done all online, naturally."
Innovation Award 2018 for Two Startups Pepping Up the Construction Industry
Another first at the 2018 HEC Seed event was the attribution of the 2018 HEC Innovation Award. This double prize rewards what a jury of HEC Alumni from Silicon Valley consider are the two best startups currently in the early stages of the HEC ecosystem. The HEC Foundation Executive Director Sophie Gautié and its International Development Director Deborah Aringoli were at Station F to share the prize with one winner; whilst, simultaneously, award founder Aurélia Setton hosted a prize ceremony in San Francisco to hand over the second Innovation Award to the other winner.
This year's laureates were Data Soluce and Backacia (previously known as BatiPhoenix), both with links to the construction industry. The former already bagged the HEC Entrepreneurship pitching prize last year for making rapid inroads in the construction industry by synchronizing data for each actor of the industry's value chain. This, co-founders Nicolas Reigner and Simon Valadou (an HEC MBA graduate 2017) believe, will optimize the use of such data for the entire lifetime of a building.
Backacia, meanwhile, is a green-tech startup devoted to recycling discarded building material. "We are here to change the world," announced a delighted Kesia Vasconcelos, the young cofounder with Lucile Hamon of the company, as she graciously accepted the award in Paris. "You might not know this, but construction companies are the biggest producers of waste in the world," continued Vasconcelo who graduated from HEC Paris in 2017 with an Entrepreneurship specialization. "In France alone, they are responsible for 246 tons of waste annually! We at Backacia have designed a digital platform to transform this reality and breathe new life into discarded material. In other words, the construction waste of today will become the resources of tomorrow."
The 2018 Innovation Award winners received $25,000 each. The donors included HEC Alumni André Haddad, who was also this year's principal sponsor". Equally valuable to this year's winners will be the top-notch mentoring offered, aimed at empowering and encouraging the nascent companies to develop their full potential.
Lively Debates over Banks and FinTech Relationships
Earlier in the day, the HEC Seed participants were treated to rare insights into the AI and fintech worlds, featuring seasoned entrepreneurs and industry specialists. Netatmo founder Fred Potter shared his company's engagement with the smart home of the future aimed at more efficient energy footprints to fight climate change. Meanwhile, the panel discussion entitled "FinTech and Banks: Friends or Foe?" pitched Claire Calmejane, Director of Innovation at Lloyds Banking Group against pretty much everyone else in the debate, representatives from the fintech industry who complained about the skeptical attitude of the banking industry towards the growth of their sector.
The feisty Lloyds director was the first to acknowledge her bank's evolution, however: "The game has completely changed for us," Calmejane stated, "and we're now switched on to the online banking service. 70% of our sales are done this way nowadays! So the only way forward is for fintech and banks to collaborate." Qanta CEO Alexandre Prot agreed that bank attitudes have indeed evolved toward fintech "but only because we've got stronger." "Now, we are working on partnerships that will take us both forward," he concluded. Jean-Baptiste Sciandra of the Lendix lending marketplace was more critical: "Bank representatives would visit us as if we were in a zoo, strange creatures who they would never dream of working with. But, in the space of a couple years, there have been huge advances. Basically," Sciandra said, "the partnership development has gone from zero to one."
This final debate was chaired with authority by HEC's Olivier Bossard, Executive Director of the MSc Finance department. Two weeks later, he and his team were to celebrate HEC's return to the top of the global FT ranking in the Masters in Finance Pre-experience.


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United States District Court, D. Utah
January 29, 2018
ENDRE GLENN, Plaintiff,v.BRENNAN H. MOSS and PIA ANDERSON DORIUS REYNARD & MOSS, LLC, Defendants.
Nuffer United States District Judge.
Judge David Nuffer This case was dismissed on summary
judgment.[1] A previous motion by plaintiff Endre Glenn
("Glenn") to alter judgment or grant relief from
judgment was denied.[2] Glenn now has filed two additional
post-judgment motions for relief from summary judgment (the
"Motions"), [3]which do not improve upon the positions
set forth in the prior post-judgment motion. These Motions
can be denied without opposition.
contends that he has discovered new evidence that was not
available to him until November 1, 2017, after summary
judgment was entered.[4] The evidence at issue consists of
declarations from a state court action in which Glenn was the
plaintiff.[5] The declarations were considered and
rejected on Glenn's prior motion for relief from
judgment.[6] The declarations, which Glenn attests he
obtained from his former lawyer, [7] were previously discoverable
with diligence. Moreover, the declarations are not material
or likely to produce a different result. Glenn argues that
the declarations show fraud on the part of the buyer in the
underlying failed real estate transaction, which is not a
claim properly raised in this legal malpractice
action.[8]Therefore, the declarations do not compel a
new trial under Rule 59(a).[9]
alternatively requests relief from judgment under Rules
60(b)(2) and 60(b)(3). The Motions do not satisfy Rule 60(b)
under either subsection. As explained above, Glenn lacks
newly discovered evidence that, with reasonable diligence,
could not have been discovered.[10]And although Glenn
continues to argue that the buyer in his home sale acted
fraudulently, he has not shown fraud, misrepresentation, or
misconduct by the defendants to justify relief from
once again argues that he has been denied a jury
trial.[12] Glenn's claims were dismissed on
summary judgment because no genuine dispute of material fact
required a trial.[13] It is well established that "[t]he
Seventh Amendment is not violated by proper entry of summary
judgment because such a ruling means that no triable issue
exists to be submitted to a jury."[14]
Motions do not present a basis for disturbing the summary
judgment dismissing Glenn's case. Accordingly, the
Motions are denied.
reviewed and considered the Motions, and for good cause
appearing, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the
Motions[15] are DENIED. The case remains dismissed
and closed.
[1] Memorandum Decision and Order
Accepting Report and Recommendations ("Summary Judgment
Order"), docket no. 133, filed October 19,
[2] Memorandum Decision and Order Denying
Plaintiff's Motion to Alter Judgment or Grant Relief from
Judgment ("Prior Post-Judgment Order"), docket
no. 138, filed November 29, 2017.
[3] Motion Reopen Case Under FRCP 59(a)
Motion New Trial or Grant Relief from Judgment Under FRCP
60(b)(2), 60(b)(3), docket no. 139, filed December 21, 2017
("Motion No. 139"); Plaintiff's Motion for
New Trial Under FRCP 59(a) and/or Grant Relief from Judgment
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Lucy Lippard
[Critic and writer, b. 1936, New York, lives in Galisteo, New Mexico.]
Men have dominated the field of landscape photography just as they have dominated the land itself. Thus "shooting" a "virgin" landscape has been man's work—hunting, not gardening.
Despite having been awarded the dubious honor of arthood, all photography is still perceived as having one foot in the real world, a toe in the chilly waters of verisimilitude, no matter how often it is demonstrated that photographs can and do lie.
There is indeed something omnivorous about the act of photography. It offers a way of responding to everything about everything.
Photographers find themselves directly in competition with mass media's misrepresentations of women. So the photographic terrain is particularly contested from a political point of view.
The camera was another weapon in the wars of domination.
Given the lack of public skills in reading photographs, given that photographic content is sometimes buried in beauty, contemporary landscape photographers are often condemned to making pretty pictures. Dramatic clouds and sifting light can overwhelm more mundane information. Yet who can resist beautiful landscape pictures of one kind or another? Not I.
I must admit to a personal lack of sympathy with women who have themselves photographed in black stockings, garter belts and boots, with bare breasts, bananas, and coy, come-hither glances.... A woman using her own face and body has a right to do what she will with them, but it is a subtle abyss that separates men's use of women for sexual titillation from women's use of women to expose that insult.
Photography is about looking around, which is a prerequisite for actually seeing. It operates in that place between art and life, where I like to work, and where I am joined by a great many other women artists whose focus has been "work" and "home" in the broadest sense—that is, lived experience, familiar but unexplored aspects of daily life.


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A decade on the road, but with a lyrical sensibility slammed firmly in the 19th century, The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing (TMTWNBBFN in all future references to save my keyboard getting battered out of existence) are in the year of our lord two thousand and eighteen unleashing upon the world the puntastically titled 'Double Negative', and true to their own anarchic DIY ethos, it is self released on their own label, and all the better for it. Yes, these four purveyors of scathing Victorian social commentary may have to work their collective fingers to the bone preparing, releasing, promoting and touring their material, but it means that their sound is undiluted by any outside interference or necessity to try and appeal to a mainstream audience.
'Supply & Demand' windmills out of the blocks with a flurry of hobnailed boots and attitude, telling the tales of the resurrectionists who supplied medical schools with bodies in contravention of the upper class social stigmas of the day that placed so much value on the sanctity of corpses, whilst at the same time caring so little about the pain wrecked lives of the underclasses. You could take this as nothing but a fable of days gone by told in a glorious punk sprint, but equally it could be a stab at the modern world where those working class bogeymen Burke and Hare suffer the full consequences of the law, yet those who hired them avoid punishment by virtue of status and wealth. Hmm, surely such a thing couldn't happen in modern twenty first century Britain, could it?
The horror stakes are upped in 'Baby Farmer', opening with an audio clip from classic Tom Baker era Who Story 'Talons of Weng Chiang' (Now who could have sourced that? I'm looking at you and your Seal of Rassilon tattoo Mr O'Neill!), before pink bearded frontman and personal kicker of cancer's arse Andy Heintz snarls out the lurid and horrifying story of commercialised child murder.; there is none of the bodice ripping romanticism of modern television in TMTWNBBFN's bleak commentary on the days of British empire. Aleister Crowley style obsession with the occult follows in 'Hidden', whilst 'Disease Control' charts the almost medieval plagues that decimated London's underclasses to a surprisingly upbeat tempo, all before the triumphant glory of 'Obscene Fucking Machine', a tribute to the gluttonous and licentious appetites of heir apparent Albert Victor, and the machinations of the establishment to protect him. If you've ever had the joy of seeing Eddie Izzard's performance in 'Victor and Abdul', you'll have a fine starting point to imagine the dissipated star of the song. Stabs at modernity continue with 'Occam's Razor', where the insanity bubble of modern conspiracy theorists is burst, before a sadly timeless tale of profit above people is told over a combination of black metal riffing and discordant punk solos in 'God Is In The Bottom Line.
Each and every song on 'Double Negative' is fantastically crafted, from the biting lyrics delivered with an even angrier Ian Dury sneer, to the stripped back guitar, to the rock solid beats of Messrs Burrows and Miller, from the first frantic chords of the album opener, to the fading minimalism of the call to arms that is 'There's Going To Be A Revolution', and frankly, if I were to try and put into words all the praise that the band deserve, any reader would be in danger of thinking I was somehow in the pay of these fine gents. This is by far and away the most accomplished album by TMTWNBBFN, and having had the joy of seeing them on stage, I have no doubt it will be delivered live with all the energy and fury that is evident in the recording. Don't be a modern dick and just swag a free download of the album, rather buy it, catch the band on tour, and keep the steam powered machine that is The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing machine rolling; that is all!
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If you set off a firecracker in 3, 5, 7, etc. dimensions, then you'll see and hear the explosion for a moment, and that's it. If you set of a firecracker in 4, 6, 8, etc. dimensions, then you'll see and hear the explosion intensely for a moment, but will continue to see and hear it for a while. For light the effect would be fairly subtle, except for extremely long-distance effects, like somebody reflecting a bright light off of the moon. You probably wouldn't notice the effect day-to-day. However, it would ruin the experience of sound. In 4 dimensional space the firecracker, even in open air, would sound like thunder; loud at first, and leading into a drawn out boom. It may not even be possible to understand people when they speak.
Friday, May 4, 2012
Q: What would life be like in higher dimensions?
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Well granted I have no formal training on this subject but I always envisioned it differently. Say there was a 2D world (X, Y) with living creatures. Somehow if we were able to communicate with them, it would be impossible for their brains to conceptualize 3D. I kind of always envisioned that being the cause with us and 4D. 4D would be not just an extension of our existing space in another axis, it would be something that would affect every object, living and not.ReplyDelete
This is really out there but I always liked to picture it as such. You can render 3D as a 2D picture easily. So maybe our 3D universe is similar to that, a picture of 4D. 4D is many 3D universes together, and our consciousness exists on the intersection of them. At any given time there are an infinite number of intersections, supporting the parallel universe theory. Well not too sure that is an accurate depiction of how I envision it mentally but just a fun thought.


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- "I have taken up the call of the Prophet to quest for the Crusader's Relics, and so I walk the Pilgrim's Way."
- ―Sir Roderic[src]
Sir Roderic is a balding knight from High Rock taking up the holy Pilgrimage as directed by the Prophet.
Before meeting the Prophet, Roderic was a sword for hire that had served on countless battles, and was a war hero in the War of Bend'r-Mahk.[1]
After seeing the murders of the priest and priestess of the Chapel of Dibella in Anvil, he heard the Prophet saying that a Hero was needed to rally the faithful and save them. He accepted this and began his Pilgrimage, along with his squire, Lathon.
Both Sir Roderic and Lathon can be found riding together along the main roads of Cyrodiil, making their ways to the Shrines to the Nine Divines. If they encounter the Hero, Roderic will offer to let them join their journey, The Hero can take them up on their offer, or continue along their way.
After the Hero returns to the Priory of the Nine with the rest of the artifacts, Lathon will be waiting for him with the Greaves of the Crusader and news of the fate of Roderic. While on their Pilgrimage, they had discovered the location of Sir Berich, who had the Greaves and Sword of the Crusader.
While he and Lathon were able to get the greaves, the wraith of Sir Berich had corrupted the sword and had proven too powerful for Roderic. Before his death, he ordered Lathon to run and take the Greaves to the Priory and to give them to the Knight Commander (the Hero).
"Well met traveler. Have you heard the call of the Prophet? Do you walk the Pilgrim's Way?"
- Yes. I seek the Nine Wayshrines. "As do I. Perhaps we can share the road, as long as our paths lie together."
- No. Why do you ask? "No matter. I thought I detected the light of a divine purpose in your eye. Now, I must be on my way. The Pilgrimage of the Wayshrines is my only purpose now."
- That's none of your concern. "As you wish. I had no intention to impose myself on your affairs. Now, I must be on my way. The Pilgrimage of the Wayshrines is my only purpose now."
- Pilgrimage "I have taken up the Prophet's call to defend the Faith. Only a true knight wielding the Crusader's Relics can stop the evil that now threatens us. I walk the Pilgrim's Way, as did the questing knights of old. I would be glad of your company on the roads, if your way lies with mine."
- Prophet "You have heard him. Like me, you know he speaks the truth. If the Nine will it, I will be the one to recover the Crusader's Relics. Or, perhaps that honor will fall to you."
- Crusader's Relics "The armor and weapons of the legendary Pelinal Whitestrake, the Divine Crusader. Knights have quested for them for thousands of years. But the Prophet says that the time has come for them to finally be recovered, lest the faithful be scattered and destroyed."
"The blessings of the Nine upon your quest. Perhaps our paths will cross again."
- "Talos, the Dragonborn, patron of questing knights, will surely look with favor upon us. Walk with me to his shrine, if you will."
- "I am on my way to the Wayshrine of Zenithar. Come with me and we shall seek Zenithar's blessing together, if you will."
- "I seek the blessing of Father Akatosh, who knows all things and protects us from the unseen threat. Who better to guide us in these dark days?"
- "Come with me, if you will, to the Wayshrine of Arkay. I will offer a prayer for the souls of those who died in the Nine's service."
- "I go to offer prayers to blessed Dibella, and to swear vengeance on those who profaned her Chapel and cruelly slew her acolytes."
- "Mother Mara will bless my quest, I'm sure. I would be glad of your company on the road, if you too wish to pray at her shrine."
- "Will you come with me to seek the blessing of Stendarr the Steadfast? The land is sore in need of righteous governance."
- "Follow me, if you also seek the divine wisdom of Julianos. His Wayshrine is this way."
- "I seek the blessing of Kynareth. Come, pray with me to the Goddess of the Air. Her Wayshrine is up ahead."
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Diamonds B-88123 and N858BR
I've made a quick raid on this excellent Facebook group to share a couple of things from the lighter side of aviation in Taiwan. First up is one from Johnny Chung. It's Diamond DA-40NG B-88123 (msn 40.N088). Next one is one that seems to be based around here. It's another Diamond. This time DA-42NG N858BR … Continue reading
Ultramagic M-120 B-00006
Wasn't expecting to see this in the local park this morning. Apparently there's going to be some Star Wars balloons here in June. This one came up from Taitung to be present at a press-conference launching the event. I'm hoping to attend one of the launches so watch this space. Smiley, Taoyuan, 1-Jun-2017.
Breitling DC-3's World Tour
The 'Breitling' DC-3 HB-IRJ is currently working its way round the world. It was in Taipei for a couple of days last week. With grateful thanks to Clarence Jing-Ping Fu, here are a couple of photos of it landing at Songhan. Should you be interested, you can read more about it here and here. Smiley … Continue reading
1,000 up
Well I never. This is my 1,000th post. I'm quite pleased about that. I"d like to thank those that are still reading my ramblings because if I wasn't getting any visitors to the blog I would have stopped long before I left Singapore and certainly wouldn't have restarted again this year. I'd also to like … Continue reading
Those of you under 12 years old may be interested to know that I'll be sharing some of the photos from the blog on Facebook. For now it will just be Songshan but I will probably add another page for Taoyuan at some point. As well as the modern photos that will also appear here, … Continue reading
More of B-18901 A350-941
I'm in the middle of the Entry Into Service (EIS) of the A350 into CHINA AIRLINES' fleet and it's proving to be an interesting one. So there's not going to be much in the way of blogging for another couple of weeks. I am currently in Kaohsiung and I did manage to capture some images … Continue reading
Another from the archives
Another raid of the archives. This one's going on FlickR but I thought I'd share it here too. It's a Japanese Coast Guard Super Puma. I worked at Haneda for a year in 2002/2003 and this was one of a number of gems I photographed.
Typhoon Meranti
Think I've had enough blogging for one day. I'll post some movements tomorrow. I'll leave you with one question though. Just how strong were the winds while Typhoon Meranti passed over the island yesterday? This video should give you some idea… Smiley Taipei, 14-Sep-2016.
Cathay Dragon A330-300 B-HLL hit by a truck in Hong Kong
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Back Soon
I see from my stat reports that despite the blog being in hibernation it is still getting visitors. So I thought I'd share the good news that I'll soon be back. Having spent the winter at Gatwick and then Heathrow helping out with VIRGIN ATLANTIC, I've now been given my next posting. The stars have … Continue reading
And it's soon to be goodnight from me.
After a couple of false starts, it seems that I'll be out of here by the end of the month. No firm date yet, but my money's on the 25th November. So, that's pretty much the end of the blog in it's current form. Current plan has me going to Heathrow. As Heathrow seems to be … Continue reading
VP-CZW Boeing 737 operated by SINO JET MANAGEMENT.
Here's a quick update on VP-CZW which is Boeing 737-7ZW (line#/msn 4730/38408). As I've reported before, it's ex-M-GEAA. I can now confirm it uses a hex of 424777. It was flying around yesterday (10-SEP-15) using a call-sign of [SJM15]. So presumably that means it's now operated by SINO JET MANAGEMENT. Smiley.
N34U Gulfstream G550
Here's one I need some help with. Back in August, Gulfstream N34U was at Changi and Seletar. It's hex was correct and it had N34U as a call-sign and I read it off myself. However according to the FAA it was re-registered to N506HG on 31-Jul-2015. N506HG was reported at Luton later on in the … Continue reading
Back for a while
Well, I'm back for a short spell. I stopped the blog in May as I was expecting to leave Singapore quite soon. The move is still on, but the best guess now is somewhere between end of October and the end of the year. So, I've decided to start some posts again. As you'll see, … Continue reading
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DELIVERIES. EMIRATES: A6-ENZ Boeing 777-31HER (line/msn 1289/42319) delivered 14-APR-15. A6-EOH A380-861 (msn 174) delivered 17-APR-15 SILKAIR: 9V-MGJ Boeing 737-8SA (line/msn 5355/44226) delivered 11-APR and arrived in Singapore on 14-APR. TURKISH AIRLINES: TC-JOG Airbus A330-303 (msn 1616) delivered 16-APR-15. OTHER FLEET NEWS. AIR FRANCE: F-GIUA B747-428ERF (1315/32866) ferried CDG-QPG on 16/17-APR. Possibly for ACT AIRLINES as … Continue reading


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Seattle's High Car Accident Frequency Allstate ranked Seattle drivers pretty low on its safe driving cities report, with a car accident frequency of one accident per person every seven years.
Teen Drivers in Seattle Waiting Longer to Get Licenses According to new studies, teen drivers in Seattle are waiting longer to get their licenses which may make them worse drivers during their lifetime.
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#17712 new Bugs
PVR (Live TV) deinterlacing issue
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|18.0 "Leia" Alpha1
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If you start to watch a HD 1080i live TV channel, after few seconds the video is no more correctly deinterlaced. Going to the video options and changing the deinterlaced method from DXVA to Off and again to DXVA, makes the video again perfectly deinterlaced (until the channel is changed). The issue reported repeats at every change of channel. Kodi 18.0 alpha1 x64 running over a Windows 10 platform and using Argus TV as PVR add-on. The debug log can be found at the following link: https://pastebin.com/yfhEmvXX
Thanks in advance for your support.
Change History (14)
comment:1 Changed at 2018-01-09T16:32:19Z by FernetMenta
- Cc afedchin added
- Component changed from PVR (Personal Video Recoder) - core components to Windows specific feature
- Owner changed from ksooo to Paxxi
- Platform changed from All to Windows
@afedchin didn't you fix this issue some time ago?
comment:2 Changed at 2018-01-09T17:34:34Z by afedchin
@FernetMenta here is previous fix https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/10934/files could something changed since then?
comment:3 Changed at 2018-01-09T18:14:10Z by FernetMenta
@afedchin videoSettings are loaded asyc and may change after first call to OutputPicture. Can this cause an issue on Windows? I don't think that this should have any influence.
comment:4 follow-up: ↓ 6 Changed at 2018-01-10T12:37:43Z by afedchin
yes, It has no any influence. DXVA renderer operates only with flags passed to RenderUpdate method when decides is material interlaced or not. see https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/xbmc/cores/VideoPlayer/VideoRenderers/HwDecRender/DXVAHD.cpp#L451
so de-interlacing may be switched off only if flags doesn't contain RENDER_FLAG_(TOP|BOT) and RENDER_FLAG_FIELD(0|1)
as I can see these values depend on de-interlace method when OutputPicture occurs. if hw decoding is used then VS_INTERLACEMETHOD_NONE and VS_INTERLACEMETHOD_DXVA_AUTO are set to processInfo.
Can processInfo somehow miss these values?
comment:5 Changed at 2018-01-10T13:14:27Z by afedchin
I can't reproduce the issue on local files (records from sat). renderer receives valid flags all time.
comment:6 in reply to: ↑ 4 Changed at 2018-01-10T14:35:02Z by FernetMenta
Replying to afedchin:
Can processInfo somehow miss these values?
@afedchin I don't think so
comment:7 Changed at 2018-01-10T15:06:05Z by afedchin
I believe you, because I can't reproduce locally.
comment:8 Changed at 2018-01-10T15:23:25Z by axlt2002
Indeed, the issue does not happen with recorded video; it is just related to the live TV. What is strangr is that it starts to deinterlace properly and after few seconds it stops...as no more flags are sent
comment:9 Changed at 2018-01-10T15:38:05Z by afedchin
I'll try reproduce with live TV when I have spare time.
comment:10 Changed at 2018-01-26T23:03:01Z by axlt2002
Hi afedchin,
Is there any update on this issue?
Thanks in advance.
comment:11 Changed at 2018-04-26T07:56:08+01:00 by axlt2002
Hello All.
It seems the the bug is still present in the latest nightly (see this post https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=326616&pid=2728878#pid2728878 on the Kodi forum).
Can you please provide an update?
Thanks a lot for your effort in developing Kodi!
comment:12 Changed at 2018-05-19T11:05:07+01:00 by popy
Hey guys.
Also facing this issue on one of my windows 10 x64 1709 clients. The second windows client, with near identical hardware did NOT facing this issue. I have noticed the same as @axlt2002, the first seconds are deinterlaced an then a short (a few 100 milliseconds) black picture and the the material is interlaced.
But i'll think i have solved it with an workaround. Dont know 100% sure what i have done but ill think it was: I going to video settings (during playback) switch back the deinterlace to deactivated. Set this for all media (last option). Stopped playback, reentered the menu and switched on deinterlacing again. Set again this settings for all media.
Now my livetv is deinterlaced all the time.
Maybe there is somthing messed up with the settings?
comment:13 Changed at 2018-08-29T08:58:40+01:00 by axlt2002
Can some developer provide an update on this issue?
Thanks in advance for your support.
comment:14 Changed at 2018-11-07T13:11:18Z by axlt2002
Hi...it seems that the release of Kodi 18.0 is near and this bug still persists...is there any news on it?
Personally I consider this as a bug that would really be a pity to have in the Kodi 18 first release...and force some users to stick with the 17.6 version...
Just a quick feedback would be really appreciated. Thanks.


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I'd already worked in Corporate Finance and was looking for experience in Management Consulting. So when I heard that goetzpartners worked in both disciplines, I was interested. It's really unusual to have this opportunity. When I first met with the company, my impression was that this was a people-centred organization with a dynamic, can-do attitude. And this turned out to be the case!
I'd say my most challenging project was the sell-side mandate of an Italian producer of industrial machinery. It was a joint project for us – we members of the Consulting team were responsible for creating the business plan and doing the commercial due diligence; the Corporate Finance team was in charge of valuation and closing. Owing to my experience in Corporate Finance, I was fortunate enough to work in both areas, and was therefore involved in the entire process from start to finish.
Outside of projects, goetzpartners offers lots of opportunity for people to meet in different settings, get to know each other better, and forge contacts across the entire company. One highlight was the 2017 summer event in Sardinia, which brought together people from all the international offices for four fantastic days. We had the opportunity to attend speeches by top global personalities of the business world, each presenting his or her unique vision on diverse and stimulating topics. We all had a great time together.
I hold a bachelor's Degree in International Management and a Master of Science Cum Laude in Corporate Finance from Bocconi University in Milan, Italy. At university I participated in two international exchange programs, and lived for six months in the UK and six months in the USA. That gave me a fantastic grounding for the international outlook that cuts across the goetzpartners business. Before joining goetzpartners, I worked in Mergers & Acquisitions for a Milan-based boutique investment bank. I liked investment banking but I also wanted to work in consulting – goetzpartners offers a bit of both worlds.


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Wednesday, April 29, 2009
How Many Moderate Conservative Pundits Does it Take to Win an Election?
As McCain points out, what Republicans need is fewer backseat drivers, and more mechanics: "A Republican resurgence in 2010, if there is to be one, will in large measure be a function of candidate recruitment and fundraising that are only now getting underway in the aftermath of the last election." The beltway echo chamber would have us believe that Republicans need more roustabouts out there expanding the size of the tent - based on the theory, I suppose, that if you don't have any good ideas, you ought to at least make room for a lot of bad ones. Bottom line: if you want to win like Democrats, you need to do like Democrats – only not so much. In which case, the obvious question (obvious to me, anyway) is why bother having a Republican Party at all? If its purpose is only to serve as a mass of barnacles on the hull of the ship of state, in the hope of slowing down (but not altering) the latter's voyage to European-style social democracy, why bother?
We all know the obstacles in the way of building a sustainable conservative majority, and they don't begin and end with the electoral process. There is the leftist chokehold on higher education and the bias of the media, just for starters, both of which combine to create and maintain an artificially high level of ignorance among literally tens of millions of people. This ignorance plays into the hands of left-wing (now practically synonymous with "Democrat") propagandists. But even these obstacles were not sufficient to thwart conservative men and women of vision, such as Ronald Reagan and Jean Kirkpatrick, because there was a critical mass of voters who could be moved by appeals to common sense and enlightened self-interest. I am convinced that that critical mass is still out there, waiting for leadership – and I don't mean for a man on a white horse, I mean thousands and even millions of leaders who are willing to make their voices known, who are willing to roll their sleeves up and get busy with the unglamorous nuts and bolts of local politics, who can develop the thick skins necessary to weather the slurs and animosity of an increasingly sociopathic Left, who adamantly refuse to let the radicals capture the language and frame the arguments.
Or shall we sit around pointing fingers at each other, deluding ourselves that Arlen Specter's departure from the Republican Party is a calamity rather than an opportunity?
Update: Chris Buckley continues to be a stick-figure caricature of his father.
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- richard mcenroe said...
Dear Mr. Paco -- and are you any relation, perhaps, to the Provincetown Pacos, lovely folks, matriculated with their boy Junius back in my salad days -- I fear I must take the strongest exception to your casual dismissal of the conservatibe punditariat.
Why, without them the cheese and white wine vendors of Georgetown would be simply devastated, and after all, inverterbratum non disputandum est, as my old friend used to say on Firing Line...
Frumley Brooks III
TW: aurat: what you hear every time Obama opens his mouth.
- April 30, 2009 at 9:26 AM
- Paco said...
Them high-flyin' snobs, what put on airs? Naw, ain't a drop of blood relation betwixt us.
- April 30, 2009 at 9:56 AM
- richard mcenroe said...
But Packers, old fellow, what then shall we make of their old tradition of making up the beds in the maids' quarters with the top blanket inside out?
And I fear I must correct a typographical faux pas in my previous missive: the quote should have read, "Inverterbratum non disputandus est," as in "There's no accounting for the spineless."
- April 30, 2009 at 3:08 PM


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The Second Founding marked the first wave of new teams to enter the 4chan Cup. Technically, the four new teams were not expansion clubs, but instead replaced teams relocated due to lack of fan support after the 2011 4chan Summer Cup. The Second Founding teams' first competition was the 2012 4chan Winter Cup. All of the "relocated" teams bar /adv/ (disqualified due to having an incomplete roster) would later be reformed for the 2012 4chan Spring Babby Cup.
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What do you love? What drives you? What gets you out of bed and out the door everyday? Go beyond the obvious. We all love and feel a passion for our family and loved ones, no question. I'm talking about that thing in your soul that is yours and yours alone. That one passion that has been given to you like a sweet and precious gift that lights your heart on your darkest days?
For me, it's this. The beautiful, magical miracles that surround us in the landscapes of our daily lives. Rich colors, a multitude of textures, light, shadows, tones, soft curves and rigged lines. As a photographer I often hear that we should carry our cameras with us at all times but I've learned that I have to find a balance or I'd never make it to work or home for that matter. (Well, eventually I'd make it home.) I encounter scenes daily, sometimes several times an hour, that I desperately wish I could capture in a frame. In those moments, like this one, that I find myself fortunate enough to be blessed with the right equipment, the time and the perfect light, I am simply and joyously happy.