text: I'm just catching up on this thread. I must admit that I share John's opinion that not supporting applicative styling in DFXP is probably an error, and I have said so on numerous occasions in the WG, however I have given in to the majority opinion (on the understanding that this feature goes into AFXP). I do accept it would mean a significant increase in overhead for DFXP, but in my opinion not so much that makes it impractical. What is probably more significant at this stage is that adding it will delay the already well overdue DFXP document. I've never really accepted that streaming a single XML document is a particularly likely scenario. Much more likely IMO is to break the captions up into 'I-frame' mini documents which stretch for a significant period of time (e.g. a DVD chapter) and if necessary repeat these on a cyclic basis in a media stream. I think it is likely that if and when AFXP is made available that it, or more likely a constrained use of it (effectively another profile), will be more useful as a modern captioning and subtitle technology. Sean ________________________________ From: email@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] On Behalf Of Glenn A. Adams Sent: 17 March 2005 09:56 To: firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: RE: Timed Text Authoring Format - Distribution Format Exchange Pr ofile (DFXP) ________________________________ From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2005 12:33 PM To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: RE: Timed Text Authoring Format - Distribution Format Exchange Pr ofile (DFXP) Glenn, Comments inline -----Original Message----- From: Glenn A. Adams [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: 17 March 2005 16:11 To: firstname.lastname@example.com; email@example.com Subject: RE: Timed Text Authoring Format - Distribution Format Exchange Pr ofile (DFXP) ________________________________ From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2005 9:53 AM To: email@example.com Subject: RE: Timed Text Authoring Format - Distribution Format Exchange Pr ofile (DFXP) Glenn, As defined, the use of referential styles already requires head fragments to be repeated throughout a stream transmission to permit mid-stream acquistition. A stream unit is not directly parsable if it uses referential styling, because it will require lookup in this 'head' fragment. So it would seem that the sole reason for not including class based (or rule based) styling is the need for "re-evaluating all rules for each content unit that arrives". [GA] Repeating a fragment that contains  or <styling/> is expected in a streaming delivery scenario. This would be required in general in order to interpret any fragment that has a semantic dependency on  or <tt/>. Exactly, and that is true for referential styling too! [GA] Yes. This is understood, and is acceptable (and different from the general model). Another, and more primary reason for not including rule based styling in DFXP is that the WG made a conscious choice to simplify DFXP, particularly since the expected mechanism to be used for applicative styling will be the use of XPath expressions to select the content to which styles will apply. The use of XPath necessitates, in the general case, that the entire document is memory resident in order to construct complex predicates. Obviously a decision was taken by the WG, my point is whether it was the correct one ;-) I understand the restriction created by the use of XPath, and also see the greatly increased complexity its use will allow in document instances. It is unlikely that practical inserters will be developed IMHO to process AFXP to true on-the-wire distribution format - this is what DFXP was intended for. For my marketplace AFXP is of little relevance, the workstation product will always be custom to the role of subtitling - I see little to be gained by adopting the extreme sophistication allowed by AFXP in a preparation workstation, only to throw most of it away in the transition to DFXP. My interest is in a distribution format that solves some of the interchange problems that are faced now by the marketplace. If DFXP does not contain features that provide improvement over existing formats, what will prompt it's adoption over those formats? If you are suggesting that distribution be performed using AFXP (or a sub-profile of it), for what is currently the largest single target for DFXP (subtitling), then what future is there for DFXP? [GA] Clearly, the WG members believe that DFXP is more than adequate to serve as an interchange format among existing distribution formats. If you can present a concrete case why this is not true, then I'm certain the WG will carefully consider. Also, keep in mind that you can use arbitrary extensions in DFXP provided they are in a different namespace. This will allow you and others to customize their uses. If it appears that there is a common extension desired by many parties, then we can consider standardization. The WG rejected the use of a non-general, special case mode of application such as you suggest, preferring instead to support a general approach in AFXP. I don't see rule based styling as non-general or special case - it's a powerful feature of CSS. [GA] And it will be similarly powerful in AFXP, but not DFXP. I am not personally convinced that this is more onerous than supporting a referential style... YMMV ! Speaking as an implementor, I can assure you that it is more simple to implement referential styling. Hmmm! I was also speaking as a potential implementor. Why do you think searching for an applicable rule is more difficult than searching for an applicable style reference? [GA] Because looking up a referential style does not require traversing the document instance. It merely requires a hashtable lookup on the set of styles already received in the fragment that contains the <styling/> element. In contrast, applicative styling potentially requires evaluating every node of the DOM in order to match a single rule. Not including this feature in DFXP does make restyling of DFXP content somewhat more onerous.... since any relationship between a role and a style will be lost by transition into DFXP. Consequently, this mandates the use of AFXP for exchange and pre-distribution storage if the intention is to support these relatively minor 'presentation' changes at output time. If you examine the TTAF System Model in Figure 1, you will see there is a compilation step when going from general AFXP to DFXP. Compilation usually involves a loss of abstraction, in order to construct a simpler equivalent expression. This is the model followed with DFXP. Yet this is more than a loss of abstraction, it is a real loss of data. The relationship between the style and the metadata is lost. [GA] What you call "data" I call "abstraction". It does not lose "content". Furthermore, if a compiler wishes to do so, it can add non-standardized decorations that allows it to recover the abstraction. However, standardization of such reversible transform is not a requirement for DFXP, and, indeed, was an explicit non-requirement. I may seem to be 'pedantic' on this point, but one of the major limitations of existing formats is that they do not support easy transitions between real on the wire distribution formats - where the distribution formats do not provide equivalent support for presentation options - simply because they also do not convey this connection between style and role. If there is no connection between the role / agent metadata and the style in DFXP - then there is little point in including the role and agent metadata IMHO. There is no normative use of role/agent in DFXP; it was included to permit passing through this metadata from AFXP for use by non-standardized processing, or potentially future standardize processing. An AFXP to DFXP compiler is free to not include this metadata in DFXP. However, it is there in order to permit an author to interchange it on an end-to-end basis. Yes, I understand. But exchange between **authors** should be at an AFXP level surely? [GA] It is not the intent of the WG or its specs to dictate to authors how they should use the different profiles. It is their choice. The two profiles have different design centers. DFXP is explicitly intended to be cooked/flattened/compiled... DFXP is targeted to support conversion into multiple true distribution output formats. This one to many relationship requires that the one format (the source) contains a sufficient richness, or a sufficiently high level of abstraction to support the variations in output formats, but still retain the original intention of the author. [GA] Then you will want to use AFXP for such abstraction level, or add proprietary extensions to DFXP. The intention of the author (in subtitling at least) is NOT that a particular word be red, or italicised, but that it be different from the surrounding context. Or put another way, what is important is not **THAT** the style exists, but **WHY** the style change exists. Further, there are very fixed conventions as to the styling used to represent different contexts (dialogue, shouting, sound effects, music), and those conventions differ from true on-the-wire distribution format to format - and from user to user! But these conventions exist for the same purpose, regardless of distribution format, and it is that **purpose** that needs to be preserved (and IMHO enforced) in DFXP. [GA] I'm afraid you have a different idea of the intention of DFXP than the TT WG. The intention you ascribe to DFXP is what the TT WG ascribes to AFXP. My concern Glenn is this. Once you make the context optional, you effectively have thrown it away. Without a strong emphasis on the relationship between style and 'role', DFXP seems to be heading in a direction that (almost) encourages the development of 'cooked' documents. IMHO this is the antithesis of what is required in a true multi-target distribution format. I would personally dare to suggest that DFXP should drop inline style and style references **totally**, in favour of ONLY a class based style mechanism - simply to enforce the relationship between style and context/role. This is because in order to support the conversions that would be anticipated, the style mechanism would have to also carry the role aspect as part of the style ID.... thus creating an explosion in style definitions. Further, each fragment of content that required identification would need to carry a style reference. Summary. IMHO In this aspect, DFXP is too cooked. I prefer mine raw! Then please contribute and support the development of AFXP. I intend to, but I'm not so interested as to fund joining the W3C out of my own pocket ;-) [GA] Then you will have to be satisfied with what the TT WG produces, while, of course, taking due consideration of yours and other comments from the public. I would note that some very small companies (mine for instance) is willing to make this investment out of pocket. BTW - Where does this streaming issue come from, a DFXP file is likely to be trivial in size compared to ANY companion stream. (e.g. video or audio). I would suggest that any composite stream that included a TT content stream would simply do so by reference and require the target to pull down the entire file. [GA] There are many real-world use cases where it would be useful or important to integrate DFXP content into a streaming data context, particularly in unidirectional delivery contexts. regards John Birch. -----Original Message----- From: Glenn A. Adams [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: 17 March 2005 14:02 To: firstname.lastname@example.com; email@example.com Subject: RE: Timed Text Authoring Format - Distribution Format Exchange Pr ofile (DFXP) Actually, DFXP does not support out-of-line styling in the traditional sense (e.g., CSS sense). The fact that one can place style specifications in  and share their use among multiple content elements is merely an optimization of expressing inline styles (by reference). We call this referential styling. What you are requesting is a form of rule based applicative styling that applies independent style rules to content based on matching criteria. This mechanism will be defined in AFXP, but was explicitly ruled out for DFXP since it requires either (1) having all content available to apply rules to, or (2) repeatedly re-evaluating all rules for each content unit that arrives (e.g., in a streaming scenario). The basic model for DFXP is completely inlined styles, but the referential styles were defined as an optimization to allow: (1) aggregation and sharing of common inline styles (2) pre-delivery or separate packaging of a fragment containing referential styles from fragments containing content The decision to simplify DFXP was based on the desire that DFXP content be more concrete and directly parsable/renderable in a potential streaming context. The general use of out-of-line applicative style rules is antithetical to this approach. G. ________________________________ From: email@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2005 7:56 AM To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: RE: Timed Text Authoring Format - Distribution Format Exchange Pr ofile (DFXP) Glenn, et al, The DXFP specification includes support for styling, both in-line and out-of-line styling. However it does not support a class based styling model. In subtitling, styles are most often associated with changes in the text 'role' (e.g. dialogue differs in presentation from music) or 'speaker' (Joe - red, Frank - blue). Could a mechanism be added to support this? E.g. This might be represented in DXFP by utilising a class based style mechanism that was sensitive to ttm:role and ttm:agent. Thus:


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Joe Weider, a Los Angeles-based bodybuilding pioneer who created a multimillion-dollar fitness publishing empire and mentored a young Arnold Schwarzenegger from the time the future actor and California governor was a struggling unknown, died Saturday, a family spokeswoman said. He was 93.
Weider, who discovered a teenage Schwarzenegger at a bodybuilding contest in Europe and sponsored the young Austrian's move to the U.S., died of heart failure at a Los Angeles hospital, said Charlotte Parker, his longtime publicist.
A masterful marketer, entrepreneur and promoter with a rags-to-riches — and scrawny-to-brawny — story of his own, Weider had a faith in the power of bodybuilding that he compared to a religious fervor. He popularized the sport worldwide, riding the health and fitness wave with such publications as Muscle & Fitness, Flex, Men's Fitness and Shape, which was for women.
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"When you push yourself to the limit in the gym, you begin to get feelings of vigor and power and self-esteem," he told a visitor in 1989, as quoted in the New York Times. "Body builders don't walk on their powerful legs — they float. They actually feel a little sorry for the average person, struggling to feel worthwhile, wasting his vitality, watching his body deteriorate."
On Saturday, Schwarzenegger mourned the loss of a man he called a father figure.
Weider "was the godfather of fitness who told all of us to 'Be Somebody with a Body," the former governor said in a statement. "He taught us that through hard work and training we could all be champions."
Joseph Weider was born Nov. 29, 1919, in a tough section of Montreal, where his parents struggled to make a living. His father worked as a pants presser in a factory, and at age 12, Weider left school to work, first as a grocery delivery boy and later as a short-order cook.
To keep from being threatened by neighborhood toughs, Weider made his first barbells out of scrap metal and began lifting weights. He became obsessed with muscle-building and at 17, over the objections of his mother, started his first magazine, a newsletter he printed on a mimeograph machine.
He soon convinced a major magazine distributor to put the publication, Your Physique, on newsstands and sales took off. In 1946, he and his younger brother Ben hosted the first Mr. Canada contest and formed the International Federation of Bodybuilders the same night.
In 1965, Weider created one of bodybuilding's premiere events, the Mr. Olympia competition, later adding other contests that drew weightlifters from around the world.
In 1972, recognizing that the sport needed a charismatic star, he paid for Schwarzenegger's move to California, setting him up in a Santa Monica apartment, paying him a weekly $100 stipend and splashing his victories across the covers of his magazines.
Weider, who taught Schwarzenegger about business, also helped him land his first movie role in the 1969 film "Hercules in New York," by telling producers the Austrian weightlifter was a German Shakespearean actor — "even though I barely spoke English," the former governor said in his statement.
Other young bodybuilders Weider mentored and promoted included Lou Ferrigno, then an unknown from New York, who went on to stardom as television's "The Incredible Hulk." In 1976, Ferrigno moved west at Weider's request to train for the Mr. Olympia contest, but said Weider encouraged him to audition for the television show.
"I knew … that sooner or later people would recognize that the human body is the highest form of art," Weider told The Times in 1989. "We were building champions, we were beginning to run shows all over. Arnold came on the scene; Lou Ferrigno came on the scene. These guys were bigger than life.... Bit by bit, it began to catch on."
While he had staunch supporters, he also had critics, who complained about his outsized ego and bruising business style. Weider at times called himself the Jesus Christ, the Gandhi and the Karl Marx of his field.
At its height, Weider's muscle magazine included 16 publications, with a combined circulation of 4 million copies a month. In 2003, he sold the magazines to American Media Inc. for $357 million.
He is survived by his wife, Betty Weider, who for many years wrote a fitness column for one of his publications.

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I guess it started last week, coincidentally, with the Hunter's Moon. I arrived at work, grabbed my keys and walked out to the lot. As I got closer to my bus I could hear music playing. I unlocked the door and as I opened it I realized that my radio was on. This
Somehow, I got volunteered to do a car seat check after work on Thursday. It's not like I didn't have a million other things to do to be ready for the Expo or anything. So, I had to replace the seat. Storage space is tight so the extra seats are stored on the top shelf in the tire shop. In front of the shelves are rows of tires. Very large tires. To get to the shelves Rob nimbly climbs up on the tires and tosses down whatever I need from the shelf. Uh-oh. Rob had already left for the day, so I was forced to get it myself. **Let's just say that I'm not as limber as I used to be. And maybe I should mention that I'm only 5' tall. I finally hauled myself up onto the row of tires and then the real fun started! I could not get my balance and had to inch my way down the shelf. I had two seats up there and of course the one I needed was the furthest down. After I tossed it down I still had to get down. Picture lots of arm waving for balance and a very ungraceful landing on my backside.** Just as I'm locking the shop up again Tony walks down and asks why I didn't ask him to get it down. BECAUSE I'M AN IDIOT! I assured him that I would NEVER climb the tires again.
Friday was crazy with last minute preparations for the Expo. I had four different checklists and I checked everything off before leaving for the night. We were ready!
Never Say Never!
The trouble with checklists is that they only work if everything you need is on them. I got to the garage Saturday only to realize that I hadn't asked Rob to get the traffic cones ready. Where do we keep traffic cones? Yup, they were on the shelf next to the car seats. None of the guys were there so go reread between the **. Only add
On Monday, John drove down to the garage to meet me so we could go to Mom's for the day. The woman that rides with me was waiting in the car and he got there before me, so she put down the window to talk to him. He brings water jugs and things we've picked up for Mom during the week and he was transferring them to my car. It was chilly out so she decided to close the window. Only the window wouldn't cooperate! We could get it to go down further but it would not go up. So we all got out, moved everything back into John's car and left mine sitting there with the window wide open. It didn't rain while we were gone but since it was supposed to start in the afternoon, John was going to drive it home and I'd keep his. Before we moved everything again I tried the window, knowing that it wouldn't work. And it didn't at first. I tried putting it all the way down and then up it went!
I had the window motor replaced in that window a few months ago. I already had an appointment to have my car inspected today so I told the mechanic to check it out. Very shortly after we got home he called to tell me that my car failed inspection but the window works just fine for him. Oh, joy. A couple of hundred dollars later and I have an inspection sticker and window I'm afraid to open.
Hide & Seek
Back to Monday afternoon. I was cranky about the car window and still in some pain from having been on my feet for seven hours on Saturday. A foul mood does not lead to clear thought but I was 100% certain that I had left my bus in the space closest to the back door. Since it wasn't there I figured the guys must have pulled it during the day so I started walking up and down the line looking for it. I must have looked frustrated because a couple of the drivers started laughing and yelling "it's big and yellow!" Again, I'm an idiot. If I can't find my bus and rain is imminent it must be in the wash bay. I love a clean bus and it seems mine always gets washed just in time to get dirty!
So I get it out and complete my pre-trip inspection and shut it off and the music played on. Grrr.
Lights Out
I headed home to start writing 50+ thank you notes for the Expo and got quite a shock when I pulled in the driveway. You would think that the first thing I would notice would be the two utility trailers and pickup trucks. Nope, what had me slack jawed was the sight of my house sans siding.
A couple of weeks ago we had contracted for new windows and siding. We thought we'd get some advance notice but noooooo. The contractor did call - after John had left to meet me. I had planned to protect my azaleas and a couple of other plants but too late! But I was getting new windows!!! Yea!!!
When I got inside John informed me that there was one teensy, tiny problem. We now had no electricity to any of the lights in one half of the rear of the house. That would be the entry, kitchen and bathroom. The lights in the rooms we don;t use worked just fine! The contractor assured me that it was nothing that he did, just an unlucky coincidence. The chances of him having hit a wire when he put up the insulating board were one in a million. His theory was that all the pounding might have knocked a wire loose. He went around and checked everything and couldn't find the problem.
Vanishing Act
John's brother-in-law is a retired electrical engineer so we called and yelled HELP!!! very loudly. He was on the golf course at the time but John's sister promised he'd come on Tuesday and true to her word they came Tuesday morning. He went around and checked everything the contractor already had. Then he went and tested the nail heads in the insulating board. He said that a wire must have broken loose due to all the pounding and we'd have to call an electrician because he didn't have the tools he'd need. So we called and were told that they could come Friday and not to let the contractor put up any siding before they looked things over. This did not make the contractor happy because it wasn't his fault; the chances were one in a million.
So anyway, I needed to get back for my afternoon shift. I hate wearing my glasses so I had taken them off when I got home. It's time to leave and I can't find them. I was certain that I had put them on the table but they weren't there, or on the floor or any of the other places we looked. Now I was going to be late. It was too dark a day to wear my sunglasses and all I could find were a very old, very out of fashion pair. Get my hair done and nobody notices. Wear an ugly pair of glasses and everybody notices. I got home and John told me that his brother-in-law had my glasses and would be dropping them off later. I have no idea how he ended up with them, I'm just happy to have them back.
One in a Million
So today we dropped my car off. Our unhappy contractor had talked the electrician into coming this afternoon so he wouldn't be held up on his work. John told him that was fine but we had to go to get my car before I went back to work so he'd have to let him in. It was time to leave and no contractor. I called him and he said to leave the house unlocked and a note for the electrician that he'd be there in 10 minutes. Well, we waited ten minutes before leaving and he still wasn't here. So we headed down the road and who should we meet coming the other way but the electrician. Not wanting to have him get there and leave because no one was there (and probably charge us besides) we turned around. I dropped John off and took his car to work. Turns out one of the nails hit a wire and the electrician handed the contractor the bill.
So I now have all my lights back on. Yea, no more showering in the dark!! The windows are in the garage and some of the siding is on already. Hopefully Mr Murphy has packed his bags and is on his way to somewhere far, far away.


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IAC/InterActiveCorp has suspended a co-founder of its popular dating app Tinder in the wake of a lawsuit accusing him of sexually harassing a female executive of the company.
The lawsuit, filed Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court, claims that Tinder's founders engaged in "atrocious sexual harassment and sex discrimination" of the woman, Whitney Wolfe.
Wolfe, also a co-founder, was the face of West Hollywood, California-based Tinder's marketing efforts to young women, according to the suit.
The lawsuit paints Wolfe as instrumental in shaping Tinder, including coming up with the name after CEO Sean Rad proposed to call it "Tender."
But the suit says that Tinder's chief marketing officer, Justin Mateen, with whom Wolfe was involved in an on-and-off romantic relationship, engaged in "threatening and abusive behavior" against Wolfe.
That included Mateen repeatedly calling Wolfe a "whore," including in front of CEO Sean Rad, and Mateen telling her that he was taking away her co-founder title because having a young woman with that title "devalues" the company.
When Wolfe "finally broke down" and agreed to resign in exchange for a "modest severance and the vesting of her stock," the lawsuit states, Rad fired her instead.
"Although it is tempting to describe the conduct of Tinder's senior executives as `frat-like,' it was in fact much worse - representing the worst of the misogynist, alpha-male stereotype too often associated with technology startups," the lawsuit states.
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Technology companies from tiny startups to giants such as Facebook and Google have been criticized for the lack of women in executive and engineering ranks.
Both Facebook and Google released diversity statistics recently that show that less than a third of their employees are female.
Tinder's parent company, New York-based IAC, said in a statement that it has suspended Mateen pending an internal investigation.
It added that while "it has become clear that Mr. Mateen sent private messages to Ms. Wolfe containing inappropriate content," Wolfe's allegations "with respect to Tinder and its management are unfounded."


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Not two weeks ago, I posted a blog about a problem that agriculture must solve it it's going to join other 21st Century businesses for data use - broadband access. It should be a hot topic and perhaps if enough rural bloggers complain about their service we can get this fixed.
In my mind it may be even more important than Panera dissing farmers - in the long run your business will require a good way to move data and access information. But getting folks riled about that is a little harder.
Over at Daily Yonder, a rural news project of the Center for Rural Strategies, a non-profit group that focuses on rural issues, there was a call for more support for rural broadband.
A blogger to the site who lives near Albany, N.Y. offered an in-depth comment on his experience with rural broadband, noting the maps he sees don't always match up with the reality he experiences in the country. It's an issue.
If you're tracking equipment, passing files back and forth, counting on Web-based apps and more - then a poor connection is going to be a real issue for you. This is critical infrastructure and the author of this blog points it out.
Something worth reading as you try to get your head around just what it means to have good Web access. As someone with a land-based (wired) connection to the Web who occasionally uses a cellular card to connect to the Internet, I have seen the inconsistent service.
Track it closely for your farm and see if your service is already fast enough - and reliable enough - to manage data the way you want to for the future. If not it's time to seek alternatives, and if they're few and far between it may mean taking political action in your neighborhood to improve what's available.


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The San Antonio Symphony has a new assistant conducdtor — Akiko Fujimoto.
Music Director Sebastian Lang-Lessing announced on October 28, 2011 that Akiko Fujimoto will be the new Assistant Conductor of the San Antonio Symphony. She begins her appointment in the beginning of January 2012. Her initial appointment is for the second half of the 2011-2012 season and the entire 2012-2013 season.
Ken-David Masur has left his San Antonio Symphony staff conducting position for new positions in Munich, Germany and San Diego. Ken-David was the Resident Conductor for four seasons, including the years during the Music Director Search. "We are grateful for all the fine work Ken-David has done in San Antonio and wish him well in his exciting new positions. We look forward to seeing Ken-David conduct in San Antonio in future seasons," said Lang-Lessing. Masur will return to conduct in San Antonio several times this year, including performances of The Nutcracker with Ballet San Antonio, Holiday Pops and a classics concert in late March.
"I am thrilled to work with Maestro Lang-Lessing and the fantastic musicians of the San Antonio Symphony," said Ms. Fujimoto. "I look forward to being a part of the musical community in San Antonio."
Hailed as "a very talented conductor who knows her score and her musicians" (Virginia Gazette), Akiko Fujimoto has most recently served as the Conducting Associate for the Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Music Director of the William & Mary Symphony Orchestra, and Music Director of the Williamsburg Youth Orchestras.
A native of Japan, Fujimoto attended high school in California and graduated from Stanford University with a Bachelor of Arts in music and psychology. She holds Master of Music degrees in conducting from the Eastman School of Music and Boston University.
As a member of the Virginia Symphony conducting staff, Fujimoto conducted the VSO in classical, holiday, and educational concerts including the Virginia Symphony's 2009-2010 series of Young People's Concerts and the Virginia Beach performance of the Classics concert featuring the world premiere of Behzad Ranjbaran's Concerto for Violin, Viola and Orchestra. Fujimoto has also conducted the Fort Wayne Philharmonic and National Arts Centre Orchestra in performance as well as conducted the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra as part of the Orkney Conducting Institute.
Prior to arriving in Virginia, Fujimoto served as the Music Director and Conductor of the Mozart Society Orchestra at Harvard University where she led the MSO to many milestones, including performing with pianist and Mozart scholar Robert Levin.
Here is a brief video of Ms. Fujimoto conducting the William and Mary Orchestra in Schumann Symphony No. 4:
Click here to read today's Express-News interview with Akiko.
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The 200 Forum (MSM/TG & HIV)
The 200 Forum (Men having sex with men, transgender & HIV)
APCOM announces pre congress forum for the Men who have sex with men (MSM), Transgender (TG) and HIV forum:
The 200 Forum will take place at the Mercure Sanur in Bali on the 8th of August 2009. Space is limited and attendance requires advance application for registration.
Time table
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Travel & Accommodation
Except those who receive scholarship awards from the 9th ICAAP, you are free to arrange your own accommodation while in Bali. TBD is a half hour away from the congress venue, Bali International Convention Centre in Nusa Dua. There are many budget-accommodations around the Sanur area in the proximity of Mercure Sanur Hotel, the location of the MSM & Transgender Forum.
Please check the web section on Accommodation for more information. Should you choose to stay in other parts of Bali, please check the web section on Transportation to see if your preferred area is covered by the congress shuttle service.
For pre congress shuttle schedule from 7-8 August 2009, download here!
For the congress shuttle schedule from 9 - 13 August 2009, download here!
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The King of Fighters Collection PC Game Full Version Free DownloadThe series was originally developed for SNK's Neo Geo MVS arcade hardware, which served as the main platform for the series until 2004, when SNK retired the MVS in favor of the Atomiswave arcade board. Only two King of Fighters games were made on the Atomiswave platform (The King of Fighters Neowave and The King of Fighters XI) before SNK decided to discontinue using the platform for the series. The current arcade hardware for the series is the Taito Type X2, with its first usage coming with the release of The King of Fighters XII. Ports of the arcade games and original The King of Fighters games have been released for several video games consoles.
The first game in the series, The King of Fighters '94, was released by SNK on August 25, 1994. The game featured characters from SNK's previous fighting game series Fatal Fury and Art of Fighting, as well as original characters (including characters from older games such as Ikari Warriors and Psycho Soldier, adapted for a versus fighting game). The success of the game led SNK to release yearly installments of the series and numbered the games for the year they were released. The King of Fighters '95 was released on July 25, 1995, with several ports being released the next year. In addition to adding new characters, this game also began the first story arc of the series titled "The Orochi Saga". KOF '95 was also the first game in the series that allowed the players to create their own team of three members, out of any character in the game.
The King of Fighters '96, released on July 30, 1996, establishes the second part of "The Orochi Saga" and replaced the character sprites from the previous two years with newly drawn ones, improving the gameplay of the series as well. Depending on the playable characters in a team, an exclusive ending will be played. The King of Fighters '97, released on July 28, 1997, concluded "The Orochi Saga" story arc. The King of Fighters '98 was released on July 23, 1998, and unlike the previous games of the series, it did not feature a story. Instead, the game was promoted as a "Dream Match" game that allowed players to choose most of the characters available from the previous titles, including ones that were supposedly dead. SNK refitted the Dreamcast version and renamed it The King of Fighters: Dream Match 1999 with an extended cel animated introduction and 3D backgrounds.
On July 22, 1999, The King of Fighters '99 was released, which introduced a new story arc known as "The NESTS Chronicles". The game introduces several new characters into the series, as well as the rule of a fourth member being added to each team and that a new tactic is introduced in this game as well. The tactic would be that a specific person from a team would be an assistant called a "Striker" and that this person would be able to aid the team for a few seconds in combat. The Dreamcast version was titled The King of Fighters: Evolution, with several improvements in the game such as new strikers and better animation. The King of Fighters 2000 was released on July 26, 2000, and is the second part of "The NESTS Chronicles". It adds a few new playable characters and a couple of Strikers (most of them being from previous KOF titles and other SNK titles as well such as Metal Slug and Kizuna Encounter). The King of Fighters 2001 was released on November 15, 2001, and ends the second story arc. Due to economic problems that SNK had at the time, the Korean company Eolith helped in the development of the game. The King of Fighters 2002, released on October 10, 2002, was created to reunite old characters from previous KOF games and featured no story, similar to KOF '98. It was also developed by Eolith.
A new KOF story arc called the "Tales of Ash" starts in The King of Fighters 2003, released on December 12, 2003. It allowed the players to change characters while playing, but the number of team members was reduced back to three. SNK, now SNK-Playmore, returned to the franchise development in this entry. By 2004, SNK abandoned yearly releases of the series and numbered future games in a more traditional manner; the first main series game released as such was The King of Fighters XI, released on October 26, 2005. The King of Fighters XII was released in July 2009. KOF XII uses newly-drawn 2D sprites on detailed 2D backgrounds. Producers informed that the game is one hundred percent hand drawn. It is to be a storyless gathering of fighters, similar to KOFs '98 and 2002 before it. The latest story arc ends with The King of Fighters XIII, which features the entire roster from The King of Fighters XII as well as additional characters and was released during the summer of 2010.
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We are doing full colour master studies every day/weekend on our journey to get better at art. Join us and continue to Level Up!
Here is today's image for the day Frank Bernard Dicksee, The Confession.
1. Begin the master study from the image above. Studies are to be in full colour. Be faithful to the master study. Do not use the colour picker. Do not trace. This is an exercise that over time will pump up your skills very quickly.
2. Make your study and the master work the same size. This makes it easier for you and others to critique. Do not make it hard for yourself
3. Upload your finished study directly in a reply to today's thread. Every day or weekend will have it's own thread with the image of the day.
4. Time limit - 1 Hour minimum at least. This is the minimum to get the full benefit, but you're welcome to put a lot more time into it. The longer you can spend on it, the better you will get.
5. Try to see how the artist worked and bring this into your study. Match the colour and the shapes in broad strokes, leave details out unless you have the time later. Go from the largest shapes of colour first. Fingernails and eyelashes should be ignored to the end.
6. Work on a small format, this stops you making those details and enables you to capture the essence. You can make it bigger later.
Please post your image side by side with the original, either next to each other or on top of each other. This makes it easier for people to see and critique.
You may not wish to do a study everyday, but work on one over several days. This can make you push yourself harder.
Critique from yourself and others is always welcomed here, as we are here to improve. Comment on what you think you've learnt from doing the study, where it failed, worked and what you will take forward to the next one.
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Prudence, drawing on her rich experience of life, will answer questions submitted by readers. She will respond to questions about manners, personal relations, politics, economics, and other subjects. Questions should be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com. They should not exceed 200 words in length. Please indicate how you wish your letter to be signed, preferably including your location.
Dear Prudence,
I just had lunch at a local Internet cafe. I brought my own laptop and wireless modem, the better to read Slate in its full framed glory. I was (slowly) downloading full images while everyone else was using Lynx. I did order a cheese sandwich, and nobody gave me any dirty looks, but even so, I felt a little guilty about not spending any money for my online experience. Is it rude to bring your own digital device to an Internet cafe? What about bringing food but paying for a terminal?
--Sincerely,Somewhere in Seattle
P.S. To be specific, I'm at www.speakeasy.org, and I just finished my tasty sandwich.
Dear Somewhere in Seattle,
Prudence had never heard of an Internet cafe until she received your letter. Apparently such things do not exist east of the Rockies or north of 25 years of age. I have, however, consulted the Web site to which you refer, and now have a clue as to the subject of your query.
As I understand it, the cafe provides computers and modems for the use of its patrons for a fee and also sells food. Your question is whether it is improper for you to bring your own laptop and wireless modem, thus bypassing the fee, and to buy only a cheese sandwich.
The management of the cafe has established the rules for the use of their facility. Since they have let you in and have not kicked you out, it appears that you have not violated any of those rules. You are not being rude. But if there are many people like you, and especially if you are occupying space that might be occupied by a paying customer, the management will change the rules. They will establish a cover charge or require a minimum food purchase for the use of a table. The situation will be like that in a cabaret, where you cannot sit down at a table and watch the show without paying something.
In the meantime, until the rules are changed, it would be wise of you to leave a tip or spend more on food. Otherwise you will not get a good table or will have crumbs brushed into your laptop, even though, strictly speaking, you are abiding by the rules.
--Prudence, easterly
Dear Prudence,
This question is about the etiquette of having a love affair with a macroeconomist. He's 15 years older than me and a former colleague. I have an iron-clad rule about colleagues and sex (i.e., don't do it), but now that I've changed jobs he's made his personal interest in me pretty clear; and I like him a lot. In view of this quite relevant fact--and the global scarcity of men who, like him, are tall, funny, and smarter than me--the age thing doesn't bother me. BUT. The problem is: I don't know if he's still married to the mother of his two college-age kids, and I don't know how to ask. I know this sounds dumb. But our earlier professional friendliness did not extend to swapping details of our private lives, although he does mention the kids. Is this some kind of guy code for "wife"??
So, can you suggest a polite way to raise this, preferably using some kind of Southeast Asia currency-crisis metaphor to get the point across? (He's up to his neck in all that stuff out there right now.)
--Hesitating in Paris
Dear Hesitating in Paris,
Prudence is pleased that you are not put off by the fact that this man is a macroeconomist and 15 years older than you. There can be lots of life left in an old macroeconomist.
Now, how to find out if he is married:
You might say to him, "I understand that the IMF is committed to standing by Thailand to the end, no matter what happens. Do you think such a commitment is wise? How about such commitments between individuals, even between husbands and wives?"
You might try: "I suppose you are hoping that Congress will do something about the marriage penalty in the income tax this year. Would it make much difference to you?"
How about: "The OECD tax-free store is having a sale on Chanel No. 5. Should I buy some for your wife?"
Of course, you could just ask him.
--Prudence, delightedly
Dear Prudence,
Is it proper etiquette to e-mail thank-you notes? It seems OK to send invitations by e-mail (for dinners or parties), and I announced my engagement this way to many people (easier than calling them all on the phone). But whenever I e-mail a thank-you note (for dinner parties or gifts), I always end up sending a snail-mail note as well--out of guilt. I doubt that I will send thank-you notes for wedding gifts this way, but I am curious to know what others think, especially Emily Post.
--Pamela L. in Seattle
Dear Pamela,
I don't know what Emily Post thinks. She doesn't have an e-mail address. I believe thank-you notes to persons you know and care about should be individually handwritten and sent by snail mail. That is a way to show the depth of your gratitude and affection. Even on occasions where use of a printed acknowledgment is appropriate, as in acknowledging the receipt of letters of condolence upon bereavement, the printed card should be signed by hand with a personal word added.
If you want to send Bill Clinton a letter thanking him for the fine state of the U.S. economy, you can send that by e-mail. (For more information, see the White House Web site.)
--Prudence, traditionally
Dear Prudence,
I sincerely hope you will not find cause to "go back to [your] needlepoint" anytime soon [see the Jan. 1, 1998, "Dear Prudence"]. I realize that this feeling is quite selfish, as it ignores any potential need for needlepoint items you might have, but all I can offer is the assurance that it is an honest sentiment: Having been born a century too late, this admirer of yours is pleased to see that not everyone has adopted the social graces of Beavis and Butt-Head or, for that matter, of the average politician.
May your needlepoint suffer from years and years of utter neglect!
--Felix Kasza
Dear Mr. Kasza,
Thanks, I'll let the needlepoint rest for a while longer.
--Prudence, gratefully
Dear Prudence,
Maybe you can help. My friend has loved the same person for over 20 years. While he has been and done so many things to end the relationship forever, she is so loving and forgiving. Now, the big one has happened. He took her car ... and has not been seen for four days now. He moved here from another state and his surroundings are new, but we as family have tried to bring him into the fold. Now he's gone. My friend's heart is broken and I can't help. I think he was using her all the time. What can I do? I'm VERY worried about my friend's mentation.
Dear Help,
You ask what you can do. You can play only a secondary role. Only she can salvage her life. If she is determined to do that, you can help her; otherwise, you can't.
She has to recognize that the man is gone--as gone as if a truck had hit him. Even if he returns, he is gone from her and can no longer be a part of her life. She also has to recognize that she has behaved very unwisely. As you say, she was "too" in love--she had invested too much of herself in an asset that has turned out to be a bad risk and eventually a major loss.
Now she has to find new interests. Not knowing her, I cannot tell what they might be--reading, music, appreciation of nature, volunteer activity, church, or whatever is closest to her. She has to want these as a new life, not as stopgaps while she waits for him to return. These new interests will be more valuable to her if she can share them with someone. That is where you may come in. It would be better still if she could share those interests with someone she loves. That cannot be ordered up. But love is more likely to come if she is an interested and interesting person.
I strongly recommend that she read a little book by Viktor E. Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning. It shows what the will to appreciate and restore life can do in the most adverse of circumstances.
--Prudence, optimistically


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Balance of Payments Statistics (ICPSR 8623)
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Skype is launching a new SDK that will allow consumer electronic and desktop software innovators to embed Skype into their products.
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SkypeKit will include a robust set of APIs for a variety of popular Skype features, including voice and video calling and instant messaging, and it will also deliver Skype's signature super wideband audio, based on the SILK codec.
According to the SkypeKit blog, "Providing these assets to a broad range of platforms, operating systems, and audio/video interfaces is not a trivial challenge, but we are excited about the opportunity ahead and look forward to the many new innovations that will extend the benefits of Skype. So hopefully, our announcement of SkypeKit will encourage you to imagine new possibilities and get coding!"


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Compass Image for Comet C/2017 K2
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The image is about 40 arcseconds across, about 16.3 million miles (26.3 million kilometers) at the distance of the comet.
Data were provided by the HST proposals 14939 (D. Jewett, P.I.).
These images represent several exposures acquired by the WFC3/UVIS instrument through the F350LP filter on the Hubble Space Telescope. Color has been applied to the grayscale (black&white) images; the brightness maps to different color values.


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Description: As featured on the Food Network and voted Best Overall and Best Value by Wall St. Journal, our Turducken is a semi-boneless turkey stuffed with a deboned chicken and deboned duck breast and then we add delicious Seafood Jambalaya (crawfish, shrimp & rice) stuffing between each bird. The Turducken is frozen in a vacuum sealed bag. To defrost, thaw in refrigerator for 48 hours or for rapid thaw place in clean trash can liner and submerge in cool water for 6-9 hours.
ALLERGEN INFORMATION: Contains wheat, milk, soy, shrimp, and crawfish.
Price below includes delivery and the price of Turducken.
GROUND $63 to $97 2Day $68 to $127 NEXT DAY $72 to $139
Thawing Instructions: Turducken should thaw thoroughly before cooking. For best results, remove from box and thaw in refrigerator for 48-72 hours.
Cooking Instructions: Preheat oven to 325°F. Remove Turducken from packaging. Bake breast side up on a rack in a roasting pan, covered for 4 hours, then uncovered for 1 hour; or to an internal temperature of 165°F. Turducken may be basted during the last hour of cooking if desired.
Slicing Instructions: For best results, allow an extra 20-30 minutes "resting time" after removing the Turducken from the oven. This allows the juices to be reabsorbed into the meat. Remove string or netting. If netted, pull netting away from the skin, and cut and remove. First, slice off the wings and legs. Cut the remainder into slices approximately ½" to ¾: thick, slicing from wing to wing, then slice once down the middle.
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Manufacturer CajunGrocer Perishable 1 Size 15 lbs. Turducken Serving Size 5.5 oz (155g/5 oz cooked) Serving per container 25-30 Calories 260 Calories from fat 110 Total fat 13g Saturated fat 3.5g Saturated fat per unit 18% Cholesterol 90mg Cholesterol per unit 31% Sodium 250mg Sodium per unit 11% Total carbs 4g Total carbs per unit 1% Dietary Fiber 0 Dietary fiber per unit 0 Sugars 0 Protein 31g Vitamin A 2% Vitamin C 6% Calcium 4% Iron 10% Ingredients Turkey (contains up to 8% solution [turkey broth, salt and spices]), chicken, rice, shrimp, crawfish, duck, water, cream of mushroom soup (water, mushrooms, wheat flour, soybean oil, alst, cream, modified food starch, whey solids, buttermilk solids, lactose sodium caseinate, potassium phosphate, autolyzed yeast, natural flavors), yellow onions, tomatoes (tomatoes with juice, water, chopped green chili peppers, salt, calcium chloride [firming agent], citric acid, spice), green bell peppers, celery, margarine (liquid and partially hydrogenated soybean oil, water, salt, vegetable mono and diglycerides, whey citric acid, spice, calciym disodium EDTA and sodium benzoate as preservatives, artificially flavored colored with beta carotene, vitamin A palmimtate), green onions, cornstarch, minced garlic (garlic, water, corn phosphoric acid), liquid seasoning (Worcestershire sauce [water, salt, vinegar, caramel color, citric acid, propylene, glycol, hydrolyzed vegetable protein, garlic powder, potassium sorbate, capsicum, natural and artificial flavor], lemon juice, vinegar, garlic, sugar, spices, salt, cayenne pepper, xanthan gum, flavoring) salt, garlic, spices. Contains: wheat, milk, soy, shrimp, crawfish.


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The popular Now and Then is back. The challenge? Create a window into the past by photographing an old photo in its current setting.
Ended on 8 Jul 2012
A gallery of the best photos from the 'Now and Then' project, telling a story about our unique past for Australian Heritage Week.
With Broken Hill listed as Australia's first National Heritage City this week, it's time to unearth the stories from its back streets.
During the opening apparently Port Augusta's Bishop Norton preached for two hours straight and had the masses enthralled.
An old ABC Open project gets dusted off for a special occasion.
Located on the corner of William and Piper Streets, The Oxford Hotel was built in the mid 1800's much as changed since the hotel was built. It is currently one of the top venues in Bathurst to visit.
There are still three more days to experience the Now and Then photography exhibition at Newcastle City Library's Lovett Gallery and try your hand at the technique using your smart phone and our interactive photo wall.
Its future is uncertain, but the Australasia is a hotel with a fascinating history.
Port Stephens odd couple Henk Tobbe and John 'Stinker' Clarke have paired up again to produce a book and a series of photos that tell the story of the history of Nelson Bay and surrounds.
Phoebe Trongchittham, a featured contributor at the ABC Now and Then photographic exhibition in Newcastle, reflects on her Now and Then experience, concluding that photography is a powerful way to reflect on the past and the things we can learn from it.
After three years and almost 3,300 contributions from around Australia, the ABC Open Now and Then exhibition arrives tomorrow at its very first regional location, Newcastle Region Library's Lovett Gallery.
A longstanding local mystery was solved this weekend, as photographers gathered to celebrate the Now and Then exhibition in Hay.


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Topaz is a gemstone available in a rich rainbow of colors. Prized for several thousand years, all yellow gems in antiquity were called topaz. While often confused with citrine quartz (yellow) and smoky quartz (brown), they are a separate and unrelated mineral species. The most prized color of topaz is called Imperial topaz after the Russian Czars of the 1800s and features a magnificent orange body color with pinkish undertones. Topaz also comes in white, yellow, pink, purple, orange, and many popular blue tones.
Caring for your topaz jewelry is a simple process that will ensure that your gemstone maintains its beautiful sparkle. The best way to keep your gem clean is to bring it to your local Helzberg Diamonds store for a complimentary cleaning and inspection. At home, you can brighten your topaz jewelry by gentling wiping the gemstone with a jewelry polishing cloth and warm water.


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WASHINGTON, DC -- The Pool Safety Council (PSC) recently released a report saying pool drain covers complying with the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool & Spa Safety Act that went into effect Dec. 19 are available from manufacturers.
"The Pool and Spa Safety Act was a major step in the direction of making our pools safer," John Procter, PSC spokesperson, said in a statement. "But too many pool owners and operators seem to have thrown their hands in the air, claiming they are unable to meet the law's requirements due to lack of supply. We want to set the record straight – and have found that the equipment needed for most pools to comply with the Pool and Spa Safety Act is available today."
Pool operators around the country have reported difficulties obtaining the necessary parts from manufacturers to comply with the act. The federal act requires pools to be equipped with drain covers certified to comply with the American Society of Mechanical Engineers/American National Standards Institute 2007 standard. In addition, the act states that if the pool has a single main drain (other than an unblockable drain), the operator must either disable the drain or install a second anti-entrapment device or system.
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I would like to make a few comments about Lindell Kay�s Jan. 21 article headlined, �Video games are not to blame for shootings,� that appeared on Page 7 in The Daily News.
To the editor:
I would like to make a few comments about Lindell Kay�s Jan. 21 article headlined, �Video games are not to blame for shootings,� that appeared on Page 7 in The Daily News.
Saying that �there�s just a meanness in this world� is about as close as a liberal will get in explaining what problems we have that causes a mass murder of innocent human beings. You won�t hear the liberal news media talking about the degradation of morality having anything to do with the devaluation of human life because the state of morality we live in today rests squarely on their shoulders.
Today�s violent entertainment is the kill-training needed to teach children which weapons to choose when pulling commando raids on innocent children. They have been taught that if you try to kill someone that has a gun of their own, they just may not be able to complete their mission.
If they are so mentally ill that they don�t know what they are doing, then why do they pick a school instead of a police station?
There are thousands and thousands of mentally ill people in this country. That alone doesn�t cause them to kill other innocent people. Guns alone don�t kill anybody. Video games alone also don�t kill anybody � but if you take these ingredients, mix them up and feed them to someone who doesn�t have an understanding of just how precious human life is, it can very easily become the cocktail of human destruction.
So who is to blame? I start with the man that is most capable of doing something about it. He signed the bill that gave the movie industry millions of dollars to put violence on the big screen, and it�s all in the name of art.
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I don't either. Shields only has a ground game. The only reason he beat Mayhem Miller was because he was able to completely control the ground and never stand it up. He has no stand up, and GSP doesn't have a great stand up either, but in a boxing match, I'd put my money on George.
I wanna see Aoki come to the UFC and fight BJ Penn so Penn can shut Aoki the f-up. The dude thinks once he wins his next fight, he'll be the best current lightweight.


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GIMPS has discovered a new largest known prime number: 282589933-1 (24,862,048 digits)
By Wilson's theorem we know that every prime p divides (p-1)!+1. p is a Wilson prime if p2 divides (p-1)!+1. For example 5 is a Wilson prime because 25 divides 4!+1=25. The only known Wilson primes are 5, 13, and 563; there are no others less than 500,000,000.
It is conjectured that the number of Wilson primes is infinite and that the number of such primes between x and y should be about log(log y/log x). So it may be awhile before we find the fourth such prime! So what about composite numbers? To define a Wilson composite we first need an analog of Wilson's theorem that applies to composites:
We say a composite number n is a Wilson Composite if n2 divides either m+1 or m-1. The only such number below 50000 is 5971. Others include 558771, 1964215, 8121909 and 12326713; there are no others less than 10,000,000.
See Also: WilsonsTheorem, WieferichPrime, WallSunSunPrime
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Paintball Abergele - Conwy12
16 minute drive from St Asaph
Abergele - Conwy is the closest Paintball site to St Asaph
For the ultimate in heart-pounding, paint-powered adventure don't miss the action at Abergele paintball.
There are 10 riveting battlefields to explore at this facility, each with its own stunning theme and mission scenario. Travel to the year 2040 in the futuristic Water Valve game, in which two teams will blast each other to smithereens for control of the water supply during a worldwide shortage. Or why not venture deep into the darkness of our purpose-built graveyard and do battle among the hearses, graves and coffins, and just try not to end up inside one.
The electrifying thrills come thick and fast, and so do the paintballs. Do not miss out.
Junction 24a off the west bound carriageway of the A55.We are 25 mins from Chester, 35 from Wrexham, and 45 mins from South Manchester and Liverpool.
Full directions will follow upon confirmation of your booking.
Alternative Venues Near St Asaph
Paintball Halkyn, Clwyd
Halkyn, Clwyd is the closest Paintball site to St Asaph
25 minute drive from St Asaph
This paint splattered war zone features 86 acres of woodland, divided into 10 explosive game areas, such as The Airfield, The Bunker and Vietnam. Throughout each exciting zone you'll compete in fast and fun combat simulations, blasting balls of paint at your enemies as you aim to complete each mission. We'll provide everything you need to take part, and specialise in delivering an exciting combat package for corporate events and private parties.
Paintball Chester
44 minute drive from St Asaph
With 17 tailor-made game zones to battle it out in this awesome purpose-built paintball park is the perfect place to put your combat skills to the ultimate test. So whether you're battling your way round 'The Graveyard' or fighting it out in 'The Trenches' you're in for an unforgettable day of paintball!
Paintball Frodsham, Cheshire
57 minute drive from St Asaph
Located within 200 acres of stunning Cheshire countryside. The ideal location for businesses throughout the North West seeking a venue to host corporate days, team building events and conferences.
We are also an extremely popular venue for hen & stag parties, private groups and individuals looking for a fun day out in the country.
Paintball Aarfon - Snowdonia
69 minute drive from St Asaph
Undoubtedly one of Wales' premier paintball sites, the brilliant venue at Snowdonia is home to brilliant paintball fields, and is the venue of choice for loads of professional paintball, league play and tournament shootouts.With Paintball now only 5.00 per 100 on the day you can now tackle the very same site as the pro's for less than ever. Don't miss out.
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Indoor Paintball Liverpool
72 minute drive from St Asaph
Paintball Knowsley
79 minute drive from St Asaph
A massive woodland battleground is the stage for your electrifying paintball shoot-outs. 200 splattering soldier can compete here at any one time with wicked environments to blast through. Lead your team to victory, but watch out. Something lurks in the trees. It's the Predator, just like the Hollywood movie.
Paintball Congleton
84 minute drive from St Asaph
Our terrific site is a mammoth 60 acre warzone divided into 9 thrilling environments. You'll be armed with top of the range gear and supervised by safety experts. The action will be breathless and your troops will be covered in paint.
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Paintball Ormskirk
85 minute drive from St Asaph
A 16 acre war zone, set within dense north west forest terrain, full to bursting with purpose-built barricades, forts and abandoned vehicles. Home to all the classic paintball skirmishes like capture the flag. A fast and furious, action packed venue.
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Paintball Manchester
88 minute drive from St Asaph
This fantastic site, easily accessible from Manchester and the north-west, features several gaming areas across our woodland battleground and several unique features including ditches, streams, swamps, forts, pillboxes and much more!
Distances and drive times have been collated using third party software.
They are approximate and meant only as a guide.