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Innovative Irish jazz at King's Place
Irish Heritage makes a slight departure from its usual classical repertoire
Innovative trio Súp are coming to the UK for an evening of their favourite jazz arrangements blended with some traditional Irish melodies. Presented by Irish Heritage, the group will perform at Kings Place in north London where they hope to showcase their unique sound to fans new and old.
Coming off the back of representing Ireland at the Euroradio Jazz Finals in Amsterdam, they are looking to make inroads into the UK scene and believe this show gives them the opportunity to achieve that.
"We're all trained jazz musicians who have come through what could be described as the 'jazz route' but we also all have interests in folk music and Irish traditional music," said Cormac Mc-Carthy, the band's pianist.
"You can see it in what we write and how we perform on stage; you can feel that traditional influence through the improvised sections of the music." Cormac explained how, despite being busy with a number of musical projects, he still wanted to create a jazz trio.
Having written some arrangements during a stay in Chicago, he returned and approached the considerably skilled Eoin Walsh and Davie Ryan.
"I knew they were available and they're both exceptionally talented musicians so I simply asked and it went from there.
"Things were made easier by the fact that they have a mutual interest in the 'Irish' elements of the music we wanted to create.
"And even though there won't have been any crossover, we were all at the CIT Cork School of Music and could use what we learnt there."
He added how this gave them another edge, since a lot of their studies in Cork would have been based around classical music. This, combined with their work with the jazz big band at the school, meant they were in a solid position to effortlessly work with each other in producing a specific sound. Such is the life of a musician that they are frequently chopping and changing between jobs. Cormac, however, doesn't see this as a bad thing. I'd rather have things the way they are because it keeps you on your toes. It can be a struggle in terms of balancing things and creating time to write and perform.
"But it certainly keeps your musical chops up and it gives you a creative impetus for when we do actually sit down together."
And this busyness hasn't affected their level of performance, nor their ability to secure stage time. They have a number of gigs lined up in Ireland and are hoping to grow into the British and European markets. At the same time they are always improving as a trio and have received plenty of plaudits following their shows.
"Our plans for the future are to do a bit more in the UK and also look into branching out on the continent – we've just got back from Paris as a matter of fact, though that was performing alongside two others.
"It would be nice to expand the whole thing a bit more but we take each step as it comes. "We never think or look too far into the future but people have told us they like what we're doing which is always nice to hear."
The show marks the latest offering from Irish Heritage, the only Irish arts organisation in Britain dedicated to helping young Irish musicians through their continuing education and the early part of their careers, and promoting the works of Irish composers.
Each year, it presents a programme of events – concerts and recitals – in established music venues open to the public, showcases young Irish musicians at special events and supports events of other organisations which share its aims in music and the arts.
Súp will be performing at Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9AG at 7.30pm on 12 April.
Tickets can be bought from Kathy O'Regan at email@example.com k or on 020 7226 4578 for £20 (including a wine reception and programme). They can also be purchased online at irishheritage.co.uk, with under 30s eligible for a £10 discount when bought through this method


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Testing, 1, 2. Check. Check. Tap. Tap.
Oh, hi there. I was just checking to see if anyone was checking in to my blog. I'm thinking of relaunching it for those who want to follow along with what's happening at Moncton Wesleyan.
Leave a comment if you stopped by. Thanks!

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We Are Relational
Building relationships through how we live is one thing that we truly try to emphasize. We want to equip those to grow more comfortable in sharing their faith with others. Through those relationships, our intentional living for Christ opens doors so we can express and explain our faith with those that would never even consider going to church.
We Are Generous
Mission Hills is a church that believes in generosity. Through the resources God has given in the form of time, talent, and treasure, everyone is able to use these gifts to give back. Not only give back to the members of the church through helping one another but also being able to make a difference in our community and the world.
We Celebrate Jesus
One of the most important things in developing your relationship with Christ is meeting together with others. When we do this, we can encourage each other, pray together and build deeper relationships. There's nothing like growing together as a church and with others. Join us Sundays and Wednesdays!
Bienvenidos a la Iglesia Mission Hills
Somos una Iglesia Familiar que creemos en Dios y en usted. Nuestra mision es ganar, equipar y enviar. Les invitamos a nuestros servicios todo los domigos a las 8:30 de la mañana.
Cordialmente sus servidores, Pastor Efrain & Rocio Cardona
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Join us this Sunday at 10:30AM where we will have an encouraging messaging, kid's church your children will never want to leave, and perhaps the best community on the west coast.


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The Sierra 170gr JHC .41 bullet has been called tough, I put one through a small deer at the diaphragm. Didn't blow a big exit hole, but it didn't expand and stop in whatever amount of fluids it met. 14.5gr of 800x gets that bullet 1550-1600fps in handguns with 6.5-7" barrels, I did not check the load in the 10" T/C Contender barrel I used for that deer, but it had to be moving pretty quick. I also shot a somewhat larger doe with that bullet, but the angle from my tree stand was steeper than I allowed and she ran off a short distance and laid down. I had to creep up and shoot her in the neck to finish that one. The original shot raked the ribs low behind her foreleg, I don't think any bullet would have been a good killer with that shot. If the light .44 version of that bullet is constructed similarly I'd use it.
I've used .41's from Sierra, Speer and Hornady on deer, will carry cast until I get another chance with a handgun.


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The Perfect Party Girl (TPPG) wanted to implement not only a new image and marketing direction for their company, but also anchor those efforts to a NEW website to serve as their media hub. By having a new website designed, TPPG would then be able to expand their offerings and present potential clients with an engaging, yet unique style which corresponds to their approach to how they customize and manage events for their clients.
By first discussing the STRATEGY and DIRECTION for the new website redesign campaign, it became obvious that the new look for the company should appeal DIRECTLY to their core customers – Women who loved intimate parties with style and character. Another key element that had to come across in the imagery of the site was that EACH event is uniquely designed through a collaborative process with the client's feedback. This is an obvious differentiator for TPPG amongst their competition where events follow a cookie-cutter approach.
The strategic approach to finalizing a design happened through a series of meeting between Kim Sunlin (Owner of TPPG) and her Marketing Director at 2Surge. 2Surge was able to present Kim with several mockups that SPOKE DIRECTLY to the messaging decided upon for the company. The final decision was based on a design style that captured the essence of "Custom and Collaborative Party Planning" and features soft mauve and light pink color styling accented with a feminine script font.
- Redesigned The Perfect Party Girl website with a COMPLETELY new look and presentation
- Focused the new messaging around the core "Custom and Collaborative Party Planning" mantra
- Launched the new website in time for the 2013 Holiday party planning season (Oct – Dec)


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Many teachers and learners think that tense forms in reported speech are complex.
In fact, "reported speech" follows exactly the same rules as the rest of the language.
1. When we report what people say or think we use:
- clauses with that:
Everybody knew that it was Henry's birthday tomorrow.
She explained that she would do as much as she could to help.
but we can leave out the word that:
Everybody knew it was Henry's birthday tomorrow.
She explained she would do as much as she could to help.
- wh-clauses (see Wh-clauses) and clauses with if (see note in Wh-clauses)
He was asked what he had been doing the previous night.
She explained why she went by train rather than by car.
- to-infinitives:
We all agreed to do as much as we could.
Who told you to come?
2. We very rarely try to report exactly what someone has said. We usually give a summary:
Mary: Oh dear, we've been walking for hours. I am exhausted. I don't think I can go any further. I really need to stop for a rest.
Peter: Don't worry. I'm not surprised that you're tired. I'm tired too. I'll tell you what. I'll see if I can find a place to sit down, and then we can stop and have our picnic.
When Mary complained that she was tired out after walking so far, Peter said they could stop for a picnic.
3. Tense forms in reports and summaries.
When we are reporting what people say or think in English we need to remember:
- that the tense forms in reports and summaries are the same as in the rest of the language:
|This is a letter that Andrew Brown wrote ten years ago:
I am twenty-two years old and I am at University studying engineering. I take my final exams next month and I will finish university in July.
I want to take a year off and travel round the world. I will need to make some money while I am travelling so I would like to learn to teach English as a second language so that I can make some money while I am abroad. A friend of mine has recommended your course very highly. She also gave me some details, but I would like to ask a few more questions.
What courses do you have in the summer and when do they start? How much do the courses cost? Is there an examination at the end?
I look forward to hearing from you.
Andrew Brown.
|If you were telling a story about Andrew then you might write something like this:
|When Andrew was 22 he was an engineering student in his last month at the university. He wanted to travel abroad after he had finished his course at the university, but he would need to earn some money while he was abroad so he wanted to learn to teach English as a foreign language. A friend had recommended a course but Andrew needed more information. So he wrote to the school and asked them when their courses started and how much they were. He also wanted to know if there was an examination at the end of the course.
You would use past tense forms to talk about something that happened ten years ago.
If you were reporting or summarising what Andrew wrote you might start off by saying:
|Andrew told me that when he was 22 he was an engineering student in his last month…
... and you could go on in the same way. You would use past tense forms to talk about something which happened ten years ago. So tense forms in reports and summaries in English are the same as in the rest of the language.
- Sometimes you have to choose between a past tense form and a present tense form.
If you are talking about the past but you mention something that is still true you could use a present tense form to show you agree that it is true:
John said he had stayed at the Shangri-la because it is the most comfortable hotel in town.
Mary said she enjoyed the film because Robert de Niro is her favourite actor.
Helen said she loves visiting New York.
... or a past tense form:
John said he had stayed at the Shangri-la because it was the most comfortable hotel in town.
Mary said she enjoyed the film because Robert de Niro was her favourite actor.
Helen said she loved visiting New York,
- If we are talking about something that everybody knows is true we normally use a present tense:
Michael said he had always wanted to climb Everest because it is the highest mountain in the world.
Mary said she loved visiting New York because it is such an exciting city.
4. to-infinitives in reports and summaries:
We often use the to-infinitive after verbs of thinking and feeling to report or summarise actions:
decide - hope - intend
- "I think I will start all over again" >>>
He decided to start all over again.
- "I am going to write to the newspaper about it" >>>
She intended to write to the newspaper about it.
… and verbs of saying:
agree - promise - refuse
- "I can do the shopping for you if you like" >>>
He agreed to do the shopping for me.
- I'm sorry. I would love to help you but I'm afraid I can't >>>
She refused to help me.
After some verbs we use a direct object and the infinitive (see verbs followed by infinitive):
advise - ask - encourage - invite - order - remind - tell - warn -
expect - intend - want - would like - would prefer
- "I think you should turn the lights out now" >>>
She reminded me to turn the lights out.
- "Be very careful, children. The sea can be very dangerous so please don't go in the water." >>>
She warned the children not to go in the water.
Anthonis replied on India
Please let me know where to find rules covering verb tense agreement between main clause and the subordinating clause in a complex sentence. Thanks in advance.
Jeremy Bee replied on Taiwan
Hello Anthonis -
I've answered this question on a different page.
Jeremy Bee
The LearnEnglish Team
navidnavid86 replied on Iran
tarek7elmy replied on Egypt
What about the form be + going to + inf.
Please let me know where to find rules covering that.
Jeremy Bee replied on Taiwan
Hello tarek!
I'm sorry, I'm not quite sure I understand your question. Do you mean rules for using that in reported speech? That would be the same as discussed here - use the past tense:
He said he was going to do it.
If you want to know about the normal use of be+ going to + inf, take a look at our page on talking about the future.
Hope that helps!
Jeremy Bee
The LearnEnglish Team
Kumara99 replied on Sri Lanka
Hi everybody! Can I ask a question? how we report this "I don't give you any help at the exam" Doesn't this refer to future and isn't it wrong to say" He said that he didn't help me at the exam?
Kirk replied on Spain
Hi Kumara99,
I'm not sure I understand, because "I don't give you any help at the exam" does not refer to the future. You might want to review our pages on talking about the present and talking about the future for more information on this.
"He said that he didn't help me at the exam" is grammatically correct and refers to the past.
If I've misunderstood you, please let me know and ask again!
Best wishes,
The LearnEnglish Team
Kumara99 replied on Sri Lanka
Hi, Mr. Kirk
Thanks a lot for your pain.
I'd be much more grateful to you, would be kind enough to give a further comment on the same, that is
In your lesson talking about the future' you say
"when we know the future we use simple present tense"
Kirk replied on Spain
Hi Kumara99,
On our talking about the future page, that sentence tries to explain the fact that, in English, we often use a present tense to speak about the future. That can seem a bit strange, but it's what we do.
If you have more questions about talking about the future, please don't hesitate to ask, but please ask your questions on the talking about the future page so that other users can benefit from your questions and our answers.
Thanks for your collaboration.
Best wishes,
The LearnEnglish Team
Kumara99 replied on Sri Lanka
Hi,would you be kind enough to clarify the following for me.
Direct: "I don't help you at the next exam"
Indirect: She said that she didn't help me at the next exam.
Isn't it wrong to report the above sentence that way as "I don't help you at the next exam" refers to future?


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Some thoughts regarding the recent presidential election: The saying "If you're not a liberal when you're 20, you have no heart. If you're not a conservative when you're 40, you have no head" is widely and wrongly ascribed to Winston Churchill. In actual fact, the phrase originated with Francois Guisot, a French statesman who was […]
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When Mr. Narendra Modi, the honorable Prime Minister of India, encouraged a switch from e-governance to mobile governance, a few government officials worked feverishly on updating their Facebook status and uploading pictures that threw light on their political influences and milestones in order to impress him, especially during important meetings chaired by the Prime Minister himself.
Mr. Modi was quick to banish these hand-held pieces of technology into his meetings, the likes of which worked a few hundred seconds faster than light and kept busy government servant's eyes and mind captive under its enticing digital spell, while the matters of the nation took a backseat.
I always assumed the founder of I-pad, Steve Jobs, had touch screens instead of walls at home. Astonishingly, his children had limited access to technological wonders created by him and went to schools that focused on hands-on learning. Luckily, his creations have been put to good use by leading schools that have switched to e-books and use games like Minecraft as teaching tools leaving Gen-Y parents confused and little children with glasses as thick as soda bottles.
I have nothing against technology but even in the digital era, isn't moderation the key?
So, before the digital bug bites and later swallows us whole reducing our brains and cognitive functions to the size of a pea and before my children stumble onto games like Blue Whale (that has the blood of 130 Russian teens on its vicious hands), I have decided to put my family on a digital diet.
I plan to start by accidentally switching the WiFi off when I intend to have a conversation with the husband or unintentionally slip the I-pad into the microwave oven when I need to give Sid a piece of my mind.
But may be it is a good idea to make a date with Google in order to find out the best solutions to my new-found predicament!


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After you record or write a macro in Excel, you can run the macro, or go slowly through it, line by line, to see if it is working correctly. I use the F8 key, in the Visual Basic Editor, if I'm troubleshooting a macro, to see where something is going wrong. You can use also use the Step Into command, in the VBE's Debug menu.
However, for the past few months, something was going wrong with the "Step Into" command in Excel 2010, whether I used the menu, or the F8 key.
Code Doesn't Stop
In some macros, especially if the code opened another Excel file, when I pressed the F8 key, the code ran to the end of the macro, instead of stopping at the next line of code. That made it very difficult to troubleshoot the code!
It could also cause other inconvenient or embarrassing problems, if the macro was designed to update files, or send out emails. You don't want that kind of thing happening at the wrong time.
As a workaround, I could add breakpoints in the code, and it would stop there. Unfortunately, I didn't always know when the F8 problem might occur, so I didn't add the breakpoints in every procedure, before trying to step through it.
I searched Google, to see if anyone had a solution for the "F8 runs to the end of the macro" problem, but couldn't find anything. There were other people complaining about the same thing, but nothing to fix the problem.
Finally a Solution Found
Finally, my friend, Ross Connell, found a solution last week, and kindly shared it with me. Ross spent a long time communicating with Microsoft's tech support, about this and a couple of other issues, and someone there suggested this fix.
The suggestion is not documented on the Microsoft website though, so don't take this as an official recommendation from them. However, making this change fixed the problem for me, and for Ross. If you're comfortable in making a change to your Windows Registry, you can try it too, at your own risk.
Change the Registry
To fix this problem, you can add a new DWORD in the Registry. It's easy to do, but as always, when working in the Registry, be careful!
I've outlined the steps on my website, and you can see the details here. Read the warnings carefully – you can mess things up if you aren't careful when making a change in the Windows Registry.
On my computer, I've got 32-bit Office installed, on a 64-bit system, and below is a screen shot of the DWORD as I added it.
If you had the F8 problem, and tried this solution, please let me know your results, in the comments. Thanks!


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Rain and snow can make roads slippery, especially after a long dry period. You should always adjust your riding accordingly and leave extra room for manoeuvring and stopping.
Always ride defensively and make sure your bike is equipped with a headlight and a rear light or reflectors. You can also increase your visibility by wearing brightly coloured and reflective clothing.
Brakes work less effectively when wet, especially during the initial exposure to wet conditions. If possible, test their stopping power on a quiet street prior to heading into heavier traffic. Dry your brakes by feathering (applying them lightly) before you need to stop or slow down.
Since you will have less traction in poor weather conditions, be sure to turn more slowly and avoid manhole covers and painted road line markings, as these are particularly slippery when wet.
You should also avoid puddles when possible, since they may hide potholes, broken glass or other hazards.
Cold weather is often accompanied by frost, snow and black ice, which all reduce traction dramatically. Remember that two wheels do not slide in the same manner as four wheels and a bicycle is likely to slide out from under you on ice. Whenever traction is reduced, be sure to cycle more slowly and cautiously, especially at intersections. Using wider tires with lower air pressure can help.
Black ice is particularly dangerous since it is hard to see and can suddenly cause your tires to lose grip. It is most common on bridges, metal surfaces and brick roads.
In a typical Manitoba winter with low temperatures and high wind chill values, frostbite can be a serious problem. Wear warm layered clothing and be particularly careful to protect your head, ears, hands and feet.
Road conditions in an underpass can be particularly rough and require you to be extra alert. Uneven surfaces and large potholes are common and are further complicated by your increased speed as you descend into the underpass. It is advised that cyclists move further away from the right side of the road to allow more room for manoeuvrability.
Roadway cracks or joints running parallel to the road can represent a significant hazard. These cracks are often quite wide and uneven and can easily trap a tire, sending you over the handlebars.Avoid riding too close to these cracks.
Even though most sewer grates and covers are located along the edge of the road, they can still create a hazard for cyclists.These structures are occasionally located further out from the road edge and may have a circular joint that extends well into your path. Be alert to sewer grates, in particular those with openings running parallel to the roadway.
Railway tracks that cross at an angle to the roadway can trap your tire and cause you to fall off your bicycle. Always adjust your position and alignment in order to cross the tracks at a right angle. Make sure you shoulder check and signal. To reduce the impact, lift yourself slightly off the seat and use your legs as shock absorbers.
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Raleigh man ordered to pay $5.2 million for operating Ponzi scheme
A Raleigh man has been ordered to pay more than $5.2 million in penalties and restitution for operating a Ponzi scheme.
Michael Anthony Jenkins and his Raleigh-based company, Harbor Light Asset Management, were found by a federal judge to have fraudulently taken in at least $1.79 million from about 377 people, most of them in North Carolina.
According to the judge's order, Jenkins falsely represented his company to investors, telling them that the money would be used solely for investment in E-mini futures and that the money would be wired to a specific trading account. Jenkins also sent investors spreadsheets and statements showing false trades, profits, and inflated values for Harbor Light's investment in order to cover up the fraud, according to the order.
Jenkins also committed embezzlement and failed to register with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission as a Futures Commission Merchant.
Jenkins and Harbor Light were ordered to pay $1.3 million in restitution and $3.9 million in civil penalties.
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|NumberOne Brain app
What it is: A matching game where you are asked to locate a target number on a board tiled with several numbers (5-10 of them, see screen image #1). Very simple, but it gets more and more complex as you play: you have to learn to ignore competing stim to find the number you need.
|Screen Image #1
|Screen Image #2
One thing to keep in mind about this game is that, although a fairly simple concept and pretty fun to play, it is timed and graded, although as of March 2013 the grading can be turned off per new update. A round lasts a certain length, and you lose seconds when making mistakes, and I think gain some if have a good run. Here's an example of the summary that shows up at the end of a round if grading is not turned off (screen image #2). Some of the data is worth having, and may even be useful to us for keeping track of progress. However, the school-like grading of "brain level" is not for use in therapy (the original version of this app I reviewed did not allow grading to be switched off, and that's where the screen image is from). The new version does allow you to avoid this grading, which is a huge bonus for our uses! A great thank you to the developers for this, and their update re the matter on this post!
Goals we can target with this app: Attention, focus, following directions, scanning and visual field neglect goals, and of course memory goals (I suggest a way to focus on memory below). A pt with severe symbolic dysfunction may benefit from number matching as well, but they may need too much time for each match to get any real use out of this game. Worth a try.
Some specific examples: There's not really a lot of things you can vary in playing this game. You can vary the level of cues provided to help pt find matching tiles, and you can focus on specific results and/or progress. So for example:
1. If you're working on scanning and field neglect then accuracy becomes an important goal, and you should consider the number of mistakes per round. However, you should also pay attention to how many of those mistakes were due to competing stim from the dominant side.
2. If you're working on focus/attention, pay closer attention to what kind of competing stim interfered most (was it color, was it motion, was it placement, etc.).
3. Here's an idea for how to work on memory goals: Every time a new target number appears, after the pt has looked at it, pause the game (the screen will turn black, covering up the playing board). Check for immediate recall of the target number. If appropriate, distract the pt with something and then check for delayed recall. Then go back to the board, let the pt find the match, and do the same for the next target number (or skip one or two numbers, then pause for the following one to check recall). If you want to up the difficulty, upon pause ask to recall the current target number and the previous one.


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I got mine working. It was not easy or obvious and it took a fair bit of searching to find the right combination. Under Windows this is easy because there are no choices (well, no obvious ones to me). Under Linux you have to know more about what is going on and there is a lot to know. My approach to these things is to find out just enough to get it working. I have a lot of hard problems to solve, I don't want anymore, I just want this to work.
Under Windows I thought I just installed Subversion, actually I think someone set it up and put it all in a zip file which is what I loaded. That all just worked. So I took a closer look at my Windows system.
There is a plugin called Subversive from polarion. It depends on a connector called JavaHL which is a Win32 binary file, so no use under Linux. Okay, so I need to do something different. Googling revealed another product called Subclipse which is (I think) from Tigris who also do the Subversion server. Got that? Three products that start with 'Sub' easy to get mixed up here.
Both Subclipse and Subversive can use the JavaHL binary. Some people have pulled the JavaHL source and compiled it. But that seems to be no longer necessary because you can install it using the Package Manager now. I tried this, including editing the eclipse.ini file to add the special option but it did not work for me.
The other approach that both of these clients use is the SVNKit which is Java all the way down. I installed that and it works fine.
This is the list of relevant stuff in my Eclipse 'Software Updates and Add-ons' the Installed Software tab.
This is what my subversion page looks like in my windows->preferences:Team/SVN:SVN Connector
I have yet to find any missing features with this approach. Maybe there is a speed issue but I'm on a slow link at the moment and it is... slow, but no slower that I would expect. It handles file compare just fine, some things I read suggested some combinations of things wouldn't do that.
The crucial urls you need (and these things seem to shift over time so this is only correct today):
Just to be precise about versions:
Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron
Eclipse 3.4
Thursday, 2 July 2009
Posted by Roger Parkinson at 22:37
Labels: linux, subversion
1 comment:
- MrKimi said...
An update: Still no loss of functionality after using it for a few days now. It generally prompts me for my password (which it remembers and fills in for me) once during a session. That is okay. For some reason under Windows the ability to do branches stopped working. I have it back now under Linux.
- 10 July 2009 at 17:57
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It's off, it's on, it's off again as Garth rejects new deal
COUNTRY singing legend Garth Brooks turned down a radical offer of weekend matinee gigs to help break the standoff over the cancelled concerts.
The singer had told how he was willing to fly to Ireland, drop to his knees and "beg" Taoiseach Enda Kenny to break the stalemate for his 400,000 fans who purchased tickets for the five-in-a-row.
As the rapidly unfolding tale took another twist, the singer refused two weekend matinee shows, which were to be staged on the same days as his energetic night-time shows.
Brooks said an offer for three night-time concerts and two matinees "cannot possibly compare" to a five-night straight run.
And speaking directly to the Irish Independent, he again outlined his disappointment and frustration at his inability to secure five separate nights for the landmark comeback.
"If the prime minister himself wants to talk to me I will crawl, swim, I will fly over there this weekend, sit in front of him, I will drop on my knees and beg for those 400,000 people," he said.
Tens of thousands of fans were given brief cause for optimism as news emerged of the bid to break the deadlock yesterday evening.
But Brooks' management told Dublin Lord Mayor Christy Burke that the new offer was unworkable in an hour-long phone call, facilitated by the Irish Independent, in the immediate aftermath of a Nashville press conference.
Speaking this morning, Mr Burke said that he expected Brooks' manager Bob Doyle to contact the Taoiseach at some point today.
He also said he believes the gigs will take place - pointing out that the ship containing the stage is understood to be still travelling to Ireland.
The latest scramble over the gigs came after hours of crisis talks between promoter Peter Aiken, Dublin City Council chief executive Owen Keegan and the country's most senior civil servant, Martin Fraser.
The city officials agreed to consider an updated licence plan for two matinee concerts on the Saturday and Sunday following the first evening concert on Friday, July 25.
But this would mean a gruelling schedule for Brooks (52), who is known for his high-octane shows.
"I don't know if I'm worried about them or me, as I'm getting older, I don't want to give a half-assed show," he said.
It would also have meant a huge logistical challenge, with 160,000 concertgoers descending on Croke Park each day over the weekend.
There would have been two separate audiences of 80,000 trying to get in and out of the Drumcondra stadium on both the Saturday and Sunday.
Aiken Promotions last night confirmed that it would "not be feasible", a view backed by Brooks and his management.
Sources close to promoter Mr Aiken said: "This was nothing short of a flyer, a possibility. And it is quite clear it ain't going to run. Garth's gigs are designed to take place in darkness, under lights. To stage two concerts in the afternoon would be a logistical nightmare."
Another source close to the parties described yesterday's proposals as "preposterous and stupid".
"Whoever thought that you can have 160,000 people on a Saturday and Sunday afternoon does not understand public safety," he said.
The clock is ticking down, and it is understood that any solution must be found by Monday.
The council said it would be a matter for Aiken Promotions and Brooks to "decide if they wish to pursue this suggestion".
Despite the involvement of senior civil servant Mr Fraser in the latest crisis talks, the Taoiseach last night moved to rule out any political interference in the matter.
"It is not a case of 'Mr Politician' moving in on the law and saying you can and can't do this. We have legal processes and legal systems in the country here," said Mr Kenny, as he described Brooks as a "superstar" in country music.
However, Mr Kenny refused to say whether he would hold direct talks with Brooks.
Meanwhile, Brooks himself offered a stark criticism of Ireland's "flawed" planning laws, in a press conference that was aired to millions of people live on the internet. He also told the broadcast – originally planned to announce a new album and tour – that it was not possible to talk about future concerts in Ireland until there was a "system that works".
"The system is flawed, I'm sorry it is not my country to say this, I'm going to take that back. It is my opinion that the Irish system got some weight on it and it buckled in," he said.
"I don't have a clue how we got here... It is a simple 'yes' (if they) open it up for five nights."
Brooks said his team do not deliver "golden tickets" and believed all his fans should be treated "equally".
The singer initially said he did not have a problem with matinees, as he pledged to do everything possible to avoid cancelling the concerts.
"I want to give them everything that Garth Brooks has and if we get to shows four and five, as long as they say the guy gave us everything I had left that is all I could ask for," he said.
"I think we sold 160,000 people (tickets) who are coming to see the full show and that full show is only full at night."
Brooks said he was bewildered how everything had descended into difficulty, adding: "I wish I could tell you that I saw it coming, I never did."
Irish Independent
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Relativism: an idea that failed before it started
The Books of Absolutes: A Critique of Relativism and a Defence of Universals
William D. Gairdner
McGill-Queen's University Press
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Let's play spot the flaw. In 1994, professor Mark Glazer said, "Cultural relativism in anthropology is a key methodological concept which is universally accepted within the discipline." (It's the very first sentence after the link.)
Don't have it yet? Then let's remind ourselves of what cultural relativism means: "Cultural relativism is the view that all beliefs are equally valid and that truth itself is relative, depending on the situation, environment, and individual."
You surely have it by now, so let's move on to the twelve objections to relativism as outlined by Gairdner in his Book of Absolutes.
Wait…what? You don't see the flaw? Ah, I guess it's hard to spot contradictions like this when we're exposed to them so often that they seem natural.
If it is true that "Cultural relativism is the view that all beliefs are equally valid" etc., and that that proposition is "universally accepted", then we are confronted with something that is true wherever you are. If "relativism" is true, then it is false because anthropologists everywhere believe it, and if they everywhere believe it, it is a universal truth, something that is true without regard to culture.
It gets even more asinine. If "Cultural relativism is the view that all beliefs are equally valid" etc., then how valid is the view that "Cultural relativism is false"? I'll leave you to fill in the blanks.
Cultural relativism is an idea that is immediately seen as not just false but incredibly stupid, so you have to wonder how it originated and why it took such a tight hold on Western academia.
Gairdner relates the history and puts a lot of the blame on German export Franz Boas, an anthropologist who was horrified by World War I, eugenics, and other popular pastimes at the turn of the last century. Boas feared absolutes, such as those preached by the rising Socialist (National) party in Germany, because he felt that they could be used to justify any atrocity. Example: If it is true that Xs are inferior, then it is okay to exterminate them, where X is any group that is on the outs.
Boas was immensely influential, and if the story is right, transformed all of anthropology so that absolutes were seen as verboten. One of his students was Margret Mead, and we know where that story ended.
After going through the book, a good argument can be made for restricting all intellectual output of Germany, re: the romanticism of Nietzsche, its practical implementation under the uber-Nazi Heidegger—and then there's the deconstructing, post-modernist pair of Foucault and Derrida, who were both French, but who lived so close to the German border that they soaked up too much of what was seeping out. The story of how these men captured the minds of academics is particularly interesting. It has been told before, but Gairdner was an inside witness and his anecdotes are interesting, especially the story of modern Saussarian linguistics and its eventual corruption by the cult of relativism.
There are separate discussions of human biology, language, law, and customs, which all have lists of universals of the constant, conditional and statistical kind. Constant means the trait, such as the taboo against murder, is shared by every culture. Conditional means that if trait A is present then B always is, but that trait A might not be constant. Statistical traits are found in most but not necessarily all cultures (and are thus not universal, but intriguing anyway).
Gairdner attempts a list of physical constants, which is a good enough idea, but times are changing in physics and the "constants" once held dear have become malleable. But never mind. His central idea is still right: there are truths that exist independent of human minds or thought. He also has a go at the stronger Anthropic Principle, but is not convincing. However, I've yet to meet with an argument for that Principle that is.
The amazing thing is that universals, or even the possibility of them, were so thoroughly rejected by highly paid, tenure-wielding, peer-reviewed professors. That is, during the twentieth century the intelligentsia gathered as one and said, "There are no universals, there is nothing that is true."
Now that is a shocking statement. But it came from a consensus of professors, and who are we mere mortals to question a consensus? So it was believed, and from it came things like judicial activism, multiculturalism etc., etc. If there is nothing universally true, academics swooned, then think of the possibilities!
Of course, the flaw in that statement was always obvious, plain, and damning. For we can ask, "Is it true that there is nothing that is universally true?" The post-modernist professor must say yes, but as he does, he makes himself a fool, albeit one with a comfortable "research" budget.
Anyway, here are a few representative examples of relativism culled from Gairdner's book, all of which share the same self-contradictory logical flaw. You will need some familiarity with the subjects to understand some of the statements (background for each is given in the book). That these blatant flaws were overlooked—usually in the name of "good intentions"—says quite a bit about how the desire for power can so easily blind.
* Dawkins, in his Selfish Genes, says our brains have grown so large that we can rebel "against our own natures." "We along on earth, can rebel against the tyranny of the selfish replicators."
* Yet another German, influential legal scholar Hans Kelsen, "rejected and derided outright the claims of 'philosophical absolutism', which insist there is a foundational reality that exists independent of human knowledge."
* The post-modern interpretation of literature: "All texts, and the world itself, are nothing more than 'a galaxy of signifiers.'"
* Nietzsche "protested that all religions and philosophies are but thinly veiled attempts by their to control others by persuading them of the 'facts' produced only by the logic of their pet theories."
* Derrida: "no discourse has the objective capacity to analyze another discourse."
* Foucault: "interpretation can never be brought to an end…because there is nothing to interpret."
* Said's and others' anti-foundationalism: which argues there can be no foundation in philosophy.
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Surely you don't restrict all German intellectual output…
Courage firm in grievous trial,
Help, where innocence doth scream,
Oaths which sworn to are eternal,
Truth to friend and foe the same,
Manly pride 'fore kingly power—
Brothers, cost it life and blood,—
Honor to whom merits honor,
Ruin to the lying brood!
Freidrich Schiller "Ode to Joy"
I'll refrain from attacking the slight racist undertone of your post (hint, the french and german over-generalizations).
Well, Mr Briggs, if you take those criticisms seriously, then yes you do have a point, but I think that both you and mostly all of those people (I sincerely do not understand why Dawkins is in there, a blatant anti-postmodernism, but I'm sure you'll try to explain it. May I even dare that he was simply referring to that thing you take so seriously, the so-called "free will"?!?), simply missed the point.
The postmodernist movement, the total relativist movement, etc., are self-contradictory and, yes, ridiculous, if you see them as attempts to explain the world.
I posit that we should not look at them as such, but as good caveats and critiques to the idea that we really understand this world so well. That is, we should look at them as challenges to the modern clear, transparent and simple world.
For they do represent, what I think is a frustration of some part of the 20th century man, who entered it with the confidence that would understand it, change it and revolutionize it, and ended understanding that the cosmos is arbitrary, chaos rules a good part, there are always "unintended consequences", science theories seem to always change not only their equations, but the very nature of the interpretations, and this nagging feeling that whenever people get confident of what they see as a good idea almost always ends up frustrated as all ideologies were.
So, yes, I also believe that it is high time for someone interesting to show up and create an optimist philosophy, one where we could inspire ourselves throughout the 21st century.
The inescapable logical contradiction for moral or cultural relativity is the inability to answer the simple question "why relativity?" without invoking a superior moral or cultural value thereby invalidating the claim of relativity or equality.
As the great mathematician, scientist and philosopher Pascal said, "it is not certain that nothing is certain." That is obviously true. The postmodernists claim "it is certain that nothing is certain." That is logically self contradictory.
On one level you, and Gairdner are right.
"All cultures are equally valid."
"Oh no they're not!"
"Oh yes they are!"
And the whole thing descends into a bad Monty Python sketch.
But when someone says "All cultures are equally valid", what they really mean is "Your's isn't".
Your culture is invalid because it claims to be the best culture. The fact that their culture, along with almost every other culture, claims the same thing is neither here nor there. The fact that you are claiming that post-Enlightenment Western culture is closer to the ideal than any other culture automatically invalidates anything you have to say.
Cultural relatavism is the number one weapon in the armory of those who seek to bring about the destruction of Western culture.
They're suceeding.
They claimed, and loudly, that theirs was the way to look at the world. They were, as are the few holdovers left, serious.
I agree with you. But lets face it, so did the surrealists, the dadaists, the nihilists, the abstractionists… etc., etc.
Every one of those people that entered such movements did believe that theirs was the one that would forever change the world. Hubris mixed with the passion of revolution. What really did destroyed post-modernism as a respectful movement, was the accumulation of marxists post the cold war and the gulag revelations. It was such a psychological blow for so many thinkers that they simply claimed "relativism" as a sort of an excuse for their beliefs.
Sometimes it comes around, but the trend is clear, and the Chomskys and Derridas of this world are dying.
Great post and a fitting companion to "Induction and Falsifiability in Statistics.†Long ago when young strapling, the Ol' Perfessor asked me if I believed there was such a thing as universal truth. Child of the times that I was, I said I doubted it. The old grey lion shook his mane sadly at me.
But I was wrong. Now I know better. I can't prove it logically. Proving the truth is more difficult than disproving a lie. All I can say is that idealism is pragmatic, sometimes. When the abstract structures and foundational truths collapse, what can you do but seek newer, better, abstract structures and foundational truths?
Mike D "Proving the truth is more difficult than disproving a lie."
How true – I say. Is that why AGW consensus is the predominant lie nowadays?
Mike D.
The young are seldom confronted by Death and Taxes which accounts for their ignorance with respect to universal truths!
Perhaps the idea of "Cultural Relativism" failed because, as an idea, it just wasn't any better than all those other, equally good ideas?
I admit I am not a very logical person but I do not see a flaw or
contradiction in the Glazer quote. In fact it was one of the few sentences in the essay that made sense to me. Say you were investigating the field of anthropology from an empirical viewpoint and your conclusion was that cultural relativism is a key methodological concept used nowadays by everyone within the discipline. Then the opening sentence would seem fine to me. (I did have the uneasy feeling that our esteemed host was writing with his tongue in his cheek)
The most horrible thing about cultural relativism is that it has entered everyday language, and is used (amongst other things) to flatten
discussion. I often hear phrases like "that is your perspective" which is a modern way of saying "bugger off, you are wrong and I do not want to talk about it".
Thanks for the interesting post.
Luis, Dawkins is in there, I suspect, because his concept is self-contradictory. Rebel against one's own nature? Uh, what's causing your rebellion — must be your nature? Dawkins loses two ways: logically, because in his deterministic description of nature there is no room for his claimed antidote, and practically, because most people (including him) don't lead their lives as though they are simply the product of selfish genes, but rather as though they, and people generally, have free will.
I'm glad to see Gairdner take Dawkins' ever-popular, but oh so shallow, selfish gene theory to task.
If I understand correctly, the way cultural relativism is proposed is a cultural absolute. It has the same logical flaw as the statement "everyone lies".
Thank you Bernie, I think I am getting it now. Reading your post made me take the decision to buy "Breaking the Law of Averages" on Amazon, the hefty pricing delayed this (UK = 38 Pounds, Fr = 97 Euros). Now if it had been an E-book …
In "The God Delusion" Richard Dawkins writes "In any society there exists a somewhat mysterious consensus, which changes over the decades" and uses the German 'Zeitgeist' as a name for this phenomenon. He also says that "the shift has no connection with religion" and "is in a recognizably consistent direction". All this is rather vague, but I do agree with these observations(I speak only of the world around me). But then he goes on saying that it is in a direction "which most of us would judge as an improvement" and he seems to suggest that the moral 'Zeitgeist' is evolving (= becoming better) through mysterious forces, he even suggests "memes". And he utterly fails to see that these forces might be the cultural relativistic/PC/New Age ideologues which are aggressively forcing their views on society.
Simple tests for the truthfulness of tne theory of "cultural relativism" is found in the Halls of Academia. Can one who opposes the theory gain tenure in the Anthropology department of major universities? Secondly, do the denizens of those departments practice the theory? Do they accept as their equals persons who belong to a different culture, such as religious conservatives?
Failure to adhere to the theory goes a long way to expose its shortcomings.


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I just pulled out the death certificate for Isidore Silver that I have (mentioned in today's other posting) because I hadn't packed it with my stuff to take to Poughkeepsie (glad I decided to blog before leaving), and found another piece of evidence that makes me REALLY believe that this is the same Isidore Silber that I'm looking for. There are actually three reasons I think that this is the right person, despite the huge discrepancy in the parents' names.
- Isidore and Sarah Schwartz Silber were living in New York City at the time, which is where this Isidore Silver died. I have census records that confirm this. All census records have their last name spelled as "Silver" which is understandable. Their children match my mother's recollection of her aunt's and uncle's names, so I'm confident that the census records are a match.
- This Isidore died during the right time period, and a search of the New York City Death Index doesn't give any other possibilities.
- Despite dying in New York City, the death certificate says that Isidore Silver was buried in Poughkeepsie. Most of the Silbers and Schwartzes (from my family anyway) lived in Poughkeepsie at the time.
- The most compelling piece of evidence, though, is something I discovered only yesterday. Isidore Silver was living at 342 East 80th Street at the time of his death, according the the death certificate. His wife's older brother, William Schwartz, lived at 341 East 80th Street, for more than 20 years–just across the street!! (I found William in the census yesterday after going through some old letters in preparation for today's trip, and finding a letter that said that "Uncle Willie" had a barbershop on East 79th Street and a son named Mac [who turns out to be Max in the census]).


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BlueMelon now offers RSS feeds. An RSS feed is an information-stream presented in a simple manner so as to be an efficient way of making news known without too much information and data transfer. These feeds are generally viewed using special applications called "feed readers", but most of today's browsers support reading RSS as well. If you happen to be awaiting a friend's upload of an album's worth of photos, you may prefer checking out the stream to periodical checking of the friend's homepage and categories.
There are currently two feeds available for BlueMelon users : "Latest Public Items" and "Latest Album Updates". The former contains the list of a user's latest uploaded photos and the later contains the list of a user's albums the contents of which were most recently updated. You can access the URLs of both of the current feeds using the new "Feeds" menu located at the top of a user's homepage as can be seen in the screenshot below :


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Hi Yogi's,
Welcome to Bikram Yoga Sutherland Shire! To help you, I have put together this Newcomer section to help you with your first (and subsequent) classes. Refer back to it at any time, or talk to the teachers, staff and students as you go.
For many of you, your first class will be something completely off the planet! The room will be hot; you will be sweaty but know that everybody else in the room started exactly the same way… just ask them!
You will see all shapes and sizes and abilities within the Hot Room- this is something that I love to see when I teach and practice with you. The people with the least have the most to gain and the people who seem to have it all, have plenty to work on. So don't worry if your 'shapes' are not exactly like others around you…
Also, your first class is not indicative of the practice you will take with you for the rest of your life. I cannot stress it enough that yoga is a lifestyle not just an exercise.
Having said all this, do use your 30 Day Intro Pass as an invitation to explore Bikram Yoga and see what you can find beyond your first class.
Yoga will help you make decisions that will affect all parts of your life if you let it. It will be a lifelong process of knowledge, understanding and physicality that you will bring onto your yoga mat. If in doubt, grab your mat and get to Bikram Yoga!
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Standard Registration includes conference pack and all refreshments.
Registration incl. dinner – There will be a meal on the first evening of the conference for which you can register, at a cost of £20. This includes your conference pack, refreshments, and a 3-course meal at a nearby restaurant. Please note, registration for the dinner must be completed no later than one week prior to the event.
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It's the second time I literally feel the urge to start writing when out of town.
This is how it goes: the thoughts form faster than I can even acknowledge their presence and I feel a spark ignite inside me. Once again, I was tossing and turning around in my once-arranged-for-the-sleepover, now current-status-updated bed and the light struck me but I could not really grasp what it was. Sure enough, I was reading a harsh, thought-provoking book, but I could tell it wasn't related.
Although I am growing stiff and unfamiliar with the language, the one thing I knew is that this post had to be written in English. The reason is easily explained. Florence was my first link to America and has played the part up till now. Whenever I go there, English words are all over the place and I cheerfully adapt to this trend.
I've come to think that if I lived in Florence, I would definitely keep my English fluent.
I had a undecided start with this town. The first time I visited Florence was the hottest, most humid day one could possibly imagine. Late July, 2008. I was interviewing for my student exchange visa to go to Boston. Tourists flooded the town as if it were their last day on Earth and all they felt like doing was come eye-level with David's muscular body. I couldn't help but feel relieved when the day was over.
Some years passed after this false start, I have made it a habit to visit two lovely people I met in Florence every two or three months. Florence is not just a city, nor is it one of the three spots people feel worth visiting in Italy: the Three-Cities-Area (Venice-Florence-Rome) which pretty much sums up Il Bel Paese for foreigners.
Florence is a State in itself. A Florentine has a natural birthright, which puts him or her beyond all the rest. Something you cannot describe until you actually see it in action, but clearly visible to anyone who would notice.
I've always thought that places have a way of speaking to you. If you allow them to permeate your whole body and soul you end up feeling almost mesmerized by the feeling a city conveys to you. You're twice rich. There's nothing that puts you more at your place than going places. You feel ridiculed in your once firmly ideas and you start questioning them, feeling like they're somewhat diminished.
As it goes, after two years of intense relationship with F-town, we are at a turning point. Florence is speaking with a softer voice, as if we've mutually grown to expect the other's presence, but without having adopted me.
It's a more mature kind of love now. Whenever I go I crave the food, the colors, the air, the harmony and I know my way round. I'm not going to Florence to breathe through my green (or reddish, or cream or whichever Florentine-colored) lung anymore. I'm not going there to be amazed or to escape. I belong there, as an external observer.
Like every old couple, we enjoy the time we spend together, but we know we're too different to merge. So what I do is worship her. Whenever I go I pay my respects to an old flame, because I think Florence is there to be admired and caressed. She expects you to do that, like you would in a courtship process in which she would never, no matter how hard you try, give in.


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Weekend Connects Farms and Food at The Farmers' Museum on August 2-3
Step Back In Time Weekend: Farmland to Table
August 2-3, 10:00 am–5:00 pm
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y., July 23, 2014 — On Saturday and Sunday, August 2-3 from 10:00 am–5:00 pm, step back in time at The Farmers' Museum in Cooperstown, New York to celebrate the history and heritage of food and farming with our second Step Back In Time Weekend - Farmland to Table. Come explore our fields to learn more about the crops and animals that sustain our local communities!
Engage all of your senses by tasting cheese samples, smelling the fresh air, watching our staff cook a delicious supper, and listening to the sounds of a historic, working farm producing local food. Get up close to our farm operations, including our young oxen-in-training as they put their strength to work. Gain ideas for your own backyard and table!
This weekend is part of the museum's commitment to celebrate agriculture, acknowledging how the past informs the present.
All Step Back in Time Weekends are held at the museum from 10:00 am – 5:00 pm. Entry is included in the museum admission: Adults and juniors (13-64): $12.00; seniors (65+): $10.50; youth (7-12): $6.00; children (6 and under): Free. NYSHA members are always admitted free, as are active-duty and retired career military. Through Labor Day, active-duty military and up to five family members are free, through the Blue Star Museum program.
Sponsored in part by NBT Bank.
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Ajay Devgan's Baadshaho Delayed : Don't Want Clash with SRK's Raees : A few months back Shahrukh Khan's Raes and Hrithik Roshan's Kabil are in headlines for having a tough competition as both are going to be released on the same day in January next year i.e. 26th January 2017. As the release date of Kabil was ,already occupied with an official announcement and Riteish Sidhwani, unfortunately, announced the same date for Raes release which created a tough battle. Also, The actor and Director Ajay Devgan's starrer Baadshaho also scheduled the movie on the same day but here is a twist in the story.
Soon when he came to know about the clashing of his movie with two big movies the director of the film Bhushan Kumar has, in fact, delayed the release of Baadshaho. Presumably, when this news was heard by both Riteish Sidhwani and Rakesh Roshan, they requested Kumar to postpone the release of his production venture. Accepting their request he commented on the delay of the film, maker Bhushan Kumar says, "Yes it's true that Rakesh Roshanji & Ritesh Sidhwani called him to request if he could shift the date of release of Baadshaho. Given the long-standing relationship, he accepted their request". As of the long term relations Bhushan agreed to delay the release of the flick but now the fans are anticipated to know the release date of the movie.
Before that the film was expected to release this year but Ajay wants to release his movie Shivaay earlier than Baadshaho so they postponed the release date of the venture Baadshaho as to release Shivaay first. After the postponement of the flick Baadshaho featuring Ajay Devgn, Emraan Hashmi, Vidyut Jamwal, Ileana D'cruz and Esha Gupta is slated to hit the screens next year on May 12.
Hope, this is the final release date of the flick and there will be no more preponment and postponement. Best wishes for the flim.


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Even vehicles equipped with hill assist feature may roll slightly if stopped on a gradual incline when you release the brake pedal. On steeper grades the hill assist feature does not necessarily give a beginner the time they need to set up the clutch and gas pedals to prevent rolling. However, you can hold your vehicle momentarily on…Read More


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Here I am demonstrating how to download the Hokey-Pokey program onto your robot and running the program:
(Downloading the code to the new Wallaby controller or the Link works the same way, but the USB cable has a 'micro' USB connector on the controller end instead of the older square connector. The Wallaby controller can also use Wi Fi and a browser application. The new controller includes a unix OS and internet server. Get details from the Botball website/team resources.)
For those who like to watch youtube tutorials, enjoy the following for the CBC2 controller.
For loading the Wallaby with the Hokey-Pokey, just name a new project in the browser app. then go to the link above, cut & paste the source code into editing window provided by the Wallaby OS, compile as C-code, correct any errors found, and run it.


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