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For extremists only: containers, calculus, comonads and combinatorics ahoy! (Splitting list into a list of possible tuples - SO) (stackoverflow.com)
submitted 1 year ago by WillNess
[–]cgibbard 3 points4 points5 points 1 year ago
I knew it was Conor McBride even before I reached the end of the post. :)
[–]camccann 3 points4 points5 points 1 year ago
I find that it usually takes around two paragraphs for me to recognize an answer as his.
[–]crntaylor 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
I loved this answer Conor! Although I admit to being continually frustrated that whenever I realize something cool about the algebra of types, I find that either you, Brent Yorgey or Dan Piponi have already noticed and written about it 3-5 years ago.
[–]winterkoninkje 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago*
If you want to avoid duplicates without Eq, one way to do it is to explicitly consider your bags as lists. That is, only allow higher derivatives to recur on one component of the first derivative; below I choose to recur on the second component:
import Control.Arrow (second)
type List = []
-- A combinator related to the derivative of @List@
data D f a = D [a] (f a)
deriving Show
-- first derivative decoration
picks :: List a -> List (a, D List a)
picks [] = []
picks (x:xs) = (x, D [] xs) : [(y, D (x:ys) ys') | (y, D ys ys') <- picks xs]
-- right-second derivative decoration
picks' :: D List a -> List (a, D (D List) a)
picks' (D ls rs) = [(r, D ls rs') | (r, rs') <- picks rs]
flatten :: (a, List (b,c)) -> List ((a,b),c)
flatten (x,ys) = [ ((x,y),z) | (y,z) <- ys]
-- > concatMap (flatten . second picks') . picks $ ["cat", "cat"]
-- [(("cat","cat"),D [] (D [] []))]
This is, of course, related to the distinction between whether we're considering the two holes as ordered pairs (in which case there'll be duplicates) or unordered pairs (as above). And when generalizing to higher derivatives, that's the difference between lists and bags. Thus, by considering our bags to be lists we can get baggy multiple derivatives; whereas when we consider our bags as bags, this leads to listy multiple derivatives.
Using type class chicanery we can unify the picks and picks' functions and then define a general function whose type is equivalent to the dependent type (n:Nat) -> List a -> List (a^n, D^n a) where a^n is an n-tuple represented by left-associated pairs and D^n is the n-th right-derivative of a list (or the n-th left-derivative, if you prefer).
(n:Nat) -> List a -> List (a^n, D^n a)
Edit: Unfortunately, generalizing this to other structures is complicated. The fact that we can choose one component of the derivative to recur on is tied to the fact that lists are linear in nature. A different way to look at it is to think of each position in the original list being given a position. By only recurring on one component of the derivative we're ensuring that higher derivatives are choosing monotonically increasing positions (if recurring on the right; monotonically decreasing if recurring on the left). We can generalize this to any tree-like data structures by complicating our notion of "position"; though it's unclear if there's any coherent way to build it into the structure itself, as we did above. Also unclear to what extent this generalizes to cover DAG structures, data types with exponentials, or GADTs.
[–]tomejaguar 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
Now we need to combine these with lenses so we can modify the holes dependent upon what we read in the context.
[–]dalaing 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
For me, there are two results the stem from reading this and having previous read this.
Firstly, my enthusiasm for improving both my practical and theory skills in and around Haskell has been given a bit of a decent boost. (Is it weird I find those two pieces quite exciting?)
Secondly, I'm wondering if there's any similar snippets / explanations / show-your-working blog posts out there demonstrating the use of some abstractions from abstract algebra to clean up / improve / develop some code. Something like "and then since X is a semigroup we can make Y really elegant like so".
Or, if that's like using a hammer to fasten screws, some example of what an abstract algebra nail looks like in Haskell :)
[–]cultic_raider 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
ccshan+dtburston's WordNumbers blog post is perhaps the canonical example of using a nuclear bomb of mathematics and kill a mosquito of a problem.
[–]illissius 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
Extremist is a bad word.
[–]pigworker 4 points5 points6 points 1 year ago
The first draft said "masochists".
I was looking for a non-smug word to characterise people who might go there, allowing people who don't want to go there not to feel told off. Maybe there's a better word for that: I'm open to suggestions.
Meanwhile, whether or not it's bad to be called an extremist, I'd be fooling myself if I hadn't noticed that I am one.
[–]danharaj 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
Perhaps enthusiasts ;)
[–]pigworker 6 points7 points8 points 1 year ago
Seriously, no. I'd hate to suggest that having a hard time with containers, calculus, comonads and combinatorics comes down to lack of enthusiasm. It's terribly important not to tell people who are not idiots that they are idiots. I'm much happier telling people that I'm having a lot of fun and that there's a whole pile of fun for them too, if they just head a bit further than they're used to in certain directions.
[–]camccann 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
I'd go with "fanatic", personally.
Mixed connotations, enough to be self-deprecating but not excessive, and no implied negatives about people lacking sufficient fanaticism for whatever abstract arcanity one might be peddling.
[–]pigworker 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
It's odd, but I get much worse vibes from "fanatic" than "extremist", and specifically the connotation that introspection and rationality have gone out the window. I come from a culture in which terrorism is normal, unpleasant, and reacted to with kneejerkery only by those who want more: the fanatics are those who have forgotten what point they were making by blowing stuff up.
Which, in a twist of irony, seems to be roughly the reaction that illissius had to "extremist". Ah well, cultural divides.
To my ear "fanatic" has a connotation more of narrow fixation, lacking scope or context, which of course makes it especially amusing to me regarding this particular topic. I would hazard a guess that my impression is close to the norm in the USA.
[–]pigworker 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
I'm aware of the irony, but even a sense of "narrow fixation" makes it the wrong word.
Maniac? Madpeople? Aficionado?
In the perl world, they call themselves "monks".
Ah, perhaps then fanatic would be the most apropos term without too much extra connotation? Natural language is muddled with so many implicit decorations.
[–]doliorules 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
[–]ithika 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
I don't think I've ever thought that an enthusiast had to be good at something. In fact I'd consider myself to be enthusiast (a dilettante, even) and people like yourself to be an expert. Some of us are trainspotters and others are train drivers :-)
[–]nifr 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
Given the "For ___ only" shape, the filler word would need to be inviting in order to avoid accidental exclusion.
For insatiables only?
Believers? Devotees? … This one is pushing some line somewhere, I suspect.
Maybe it has more than one meaning. But the one I immediately associate is "person who blows things up to make a point".
[–]singpolyma 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
An extremist of some kind might do that, but blowing things up has nothing to do with the word "extremist"
Could be, as I said, it's an association in my head. If I'm the only one who has it then feel free to ignore.
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1st visit to Charleston: Please critique our plans
Hi All - My husband and I are heading to Charleston Memorial Day weekend to celebrate his 35th. We're very excited, especially for the eats!
We'll be there for 3 nights and so far our plans are as follows:
Saturday: 5pm oysters and beer at Bowens Island
Followed by a late dinner at Husk
Lunch TBD
Sunday: Brunch at High Cotton
Dinner at McCrady's
Monday: Brunch at Hominy Grill
Dinner at FIG
Is that too much Sean Brock? Too much brunch? Would Husk be better for Saturday lunch when we land? Are we missing something unforgettable? We also considered Anson, Tristan, SNOB, Pennisula Grill, etc. And the new spot the Macintosh has piqued my interest. So much good food, so little time. My husband much prefers locavore, simple preparations of fresh food over nuanced fine dining.
Sorry for all the babble. Thanks for your help!
I'm very impressed with someone who plans two dinners ;-) My first instinct was to tell you to go to Bowen's island later at sunset...but now that I think about it, i think you have a good plan there. Bowen's island is quite the experience, but it's strictly about the oysters and beer. I think it would be nice to follow that up with something swank in the late evening and have a little more rounded-out meal.
Sue is exactly right, McCrady's is the "nuanced fine dining". I thought it was better than Husk.
Brunch at High Cotton's greenville sc location is ho hum, but I hear Chas is better.
Sue, what's the word on oysters in late May?
I would suggest considering Cru Cafe, as I think it fits nicely into the category of "simple preparations of fresh food instead of nuanced fine dining". But I would also defer heavily to Sue in MP and Danna (and others) as their knowledge of C'ton is far greater than mine.
re: Just Plain Craig
Interesting ! Although i don't tend to check GQ before dining, I have to agree w/ a lot of what he said. Here's the link to the article: http://www.gq.com/food-travel/restaur...
...and here's what I had to say (cut and pasted from the CH thread) after my first experience there: "Husk: That is a perfectly beautiful space. Very warm and elegant, yet lively at the same time. We started off w/ local oysters in mignonette (sp?) w/ shaved fennel. Fabulous. I did not care for the foie gras "parfait"...it was not what I expected, and not particularly great. Fine...but not great. The smoked clams were nice, the scallops over green gumbo were just so so, and i borderline-hated the gumbo. The cornbread we ordered as a side was disgustly greasy, but the rolls that started the meal were quite nice.
I was not thrilled by the wine list, and I thought the cocktails (highly touted by our server when he put the list down) were a fascinating read. Disgusting, but fascinating. My friend and I enjoyed grossing each other out reading the descriptions. Some of you with more advanced taste in mixology will surely think we're total hillbillies for not being wowed by the combos...but so be it.
So... if I lived in Charleston I'd go back. I still might, one of these days. But Husk is not on my short list.


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Indianapolis airport travelers could see changes in premium parking services as airport leaders look for ways to increase the facility's revenue.
The Indianapolis Airport Authority wants to replace the valet parking area in its 5,900-space parking garage with a "premium" parking area that could charge higher fees, the Indianapolis Business Journal reported.
The airport also has issued a request for proposals for self-parking closer to the sky bridge leading to the terminal.
Parking revenue is gaining importance as air travel declines. Parking generates nearly $40 million a year and is the airport authority's second-largest revenue source. Valet parking revenue increased last year to $2.4 million, up from $2 million the year before.
Airport board president Michael Wells said the board is reviewing its entire parking operation.
"We're really just saying, 'What are the products our customers want?'" he said.
Parking is becoming a key way to increase revenue at airports around the country.
Minneapolis-St. Paul International launched its "eParkingElite" program in 2010 geared toward frequent travelers. Members pay $95 a month for a guaranteed parking space in a special section where capacity is managed.
Boston's Logan International has a guaranteed parking space program known as Lexus Parking Passport Gold. Members pay a monthly fee, and the airport receives revenue from advertisements placed throughout the airport lot.
Wells said Indianapolis airport officials are also looking at ways to enhance revenue at the airport's short-term and long-term surface lots.


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Crews contain west Ventura brush fire
A brush fire was contained Saturday evening in Ventura, authorities said.
The Ventura County Fire Department received the call just before 6:20 p.m. of a vegetation fire at Seneca and Nocumi streets adjacent to Ventura Avenue and near Vista Del Mar Hospital, the Ventura Fire Department said.
The fire started as half an acre and grew to more than 2 acres, officials said.
The fire was under investigation and no injuries were reported.
Ventura police and Ventura County Fire Department crews also were at the scene. In total, 48 firefighters and four police officers worked to contain the fire, officials said.
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Gang taunts gay couple
6:13pm Tuesday 28th February 2012 in News By Chris Gregory, Senior Reporter
A GANG subjected a teenage couple to homophobic abuse in a computer game shop in Basingstoke.
The incident took place in the CEX store in Wote Street, at about 3.10pm on Sunday, February 12.
A group of four or five teenage boys shouted homophobic abuse at one of the couple, an 18-year-old man. He and his 17-year-old partner tried to leave the shop, but the group followed them and pushed the 17-year-old.
PC Aiden Blackwell said: "This was an isolated incident which occurred during a busy Sunday afternoon in the town centre.
"It is not acceptable for people to suffer this kind of abuse due to their sexuality and I would urge anyone who knows anything about this incident to contact me as soon as possible."
The people in the gang are described as all male and aged between 18 and 25. Two members of the group were wearing hooded tops and two were wearing hats. All spoke with local accents.
Anyone with information can contact PC Blackwell at Basingstoke police station on 101 or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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7:03pm Tue 28 Feb 12
BillJ4 says...
ALWAYS stay classy.
(Also, keep teaching your straight kids to be classy, too! Just look how wonderful the world you created is!!)
8:46am Wed 29 Feb 12
MediaVoice says...
It's such a pain when fact and reality get in the way of emotion and political correctness.
4:58pm Wed 29 Feb 12
iamapayne says...
5:26pm Wed 29 Feb 12
robertspet8 says...
iamapayne wrote:I think your English is excellent and you know exactly what you are saying!
my english not good but I think I want say MediaVoice can reproduce on his own.
Very funny though!! :-)
9:39pm Wed 29 Feb 12
InBasingstoke says...
MediaVoice wrote:Please move out of Basingstoke you homophobic ****.
Without those 'classy' heterosexuals, there would - of course - be no homosexuals as they don't reproduce on their own.
It's such a pain when fact and reality get in the way of emotion and political correctness.
8:57am Thu 1 Mar 12
MediaVoice says...
Facts. Don't you just hate it when they get in the way of opinions?
As it happens I don't much care for the attitude of the teenagers who were abusive to these homosexuals. But for Billj4 to then openly whine about all heterosexuals, well, it's like 'oh shut up, please, you are no better than the offenders!'
4:55pm Thu 1 Mar 12
InBasingstoke says...
MediaVoice wrote:Hmm oh yeah I see what you mean actually, however
I don't think I'm 'homophobic'. A phobia is a fear of something. I don't fear homosexuals - I'm sure of that, so I can't be one.
Facts. Don't you just hate it when they get in the way of opinions?
As it happens I don't much care for the attitude of the teenagers who were abusive to these homosexuals. But for Billj4 to then openly whine about all heterosexuals, well, it's like 'oh shut up, please, you are no better than the offenders!'
You comment did come across as you hate homosexuals.
6:38pm Thu 1 Mar 12
MediaVoice says...
But I do dislike the politically correct types telling me what I should or should not think, or who believe they have more rights than others because they are 'different' in some way. It's a bore.
7:48pm Thu 1 Mar 12
GC31 says...
I saw that a homosexual teenager had his jaw broken in Lancashire a few days ago. He probably thought that was unreasonable. What's the world coming to?
7:50pm Thu 1 Mar 12
Mr Overtonia says...
2:19pm Fri 2 Mar 12
popleyrebel2 says...
Perhaps the gang is from Kingsclere or Overton
4:37pm Fri 2 Mar 12
MediaVoice says...
My post relates - as stated - to post 1 by hetrophobe BillJ4.
Keep up there at the back!
11:48pm Fri 2 Mar 12
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3:35pm Wed 7 Mar 12
robertspet8 says...
robertspet8 wrote:I see the comment from MediaVoice, to which the above refers, has been removed. So now it is even harder to follow any logic.
I often struggle to follow your logic MediaVoice but I keep trying. However this time you have completely lost me. How can bofb saying, 'Calm down all of you - it is wrong to targer ANYONE - due to their race, colour or creed' be interpreted in the way you have suggested?
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If you love glass then you know who Dale Chihuly is. He's basically a glass god. Well as I looked around the internets for cool glass chandeliers I figured we could start with him. Check out these pieces that are available through the Holsten Gallery. Order me up two!! They are all so gorgeous. If you've ever been fortunate to be on the presence of his work these chandeliers are made up of a bunch of individual glass pieces that are constructed together to make incredible works of art. Just amazing!
Have you seen some of his other works such as his baskets? While wandering through his web site I came across these gorgeous pieces that I put on my wish list. So fabulous! What do you think? Absolutely incredible!!
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Chilully's work is amazing! At the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, his work adorns the ceilings of the main clinic. It is amazing!
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The former 1st round draft pick who never played in the NHL, now appears to be out of hockey.
X Factors For 2010: Brandon Dubinsky Edition
Dear God. Do you want to know why people suggest that the Leafs' scouts are absolute garbage? This draft is exhibit # 1. Sure, they didn't have any picks in the first two rounds (the price of trying to win in your window) but they sure didn't cover themselves in glory once they did get any picks. 16 NHL games have come out of this crop. Other highlights include drafting a 24 year old in the 4th round (that's what the 9th round is for idiots) and a bunch of losers that don't even qualify as never-weres.
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Poll: Newt Gingrich Pulls 14 Points Ahead of Mitt Romney
Newt Gingrich takes the lead in Pew poll, but struggles to find strong supporters.
A Pew Research Center poll released today shows yet another lead for Newt Gingrich, with the GOP frontrunner earning 35 percent of the vote among Republican and right-leaning independent voters and Romney garnering just 21 percent.
The poll, conducted Dec. 7-11, did find that Gingrich and Romney were both struggling to find a large base of loyal supporters; only 33 percent of Romney backers supported him strongly and only 29 percent said Gingrich was the only candidate they'd vote for. [GOP Rivals Likely to Gang Up on Gingrich.]
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Australian textile artist India Flint of The Textile Blog shares her natural dyeing techniques in her first book Eco Colour: Botanical Dyes for Beautiful Textiles by Interweave Press. Read more about it at Amazon where Booklist reviewer Barbara Jacobs has this to say,
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Reading is one of those things that I really enjoy but always struggle to make enough time for. There was a time where I used to read a few chapters of a book before bedtime every night as part of winding down for a good nights sleep. Today, I'm more likely to be staying up late watching television or checking my tweets before turning the light out.
It's a shame really. Books are so accessible and cheap – you get amazing value for money from a good read that lasts you a couple of weeks. They also make perfect gifts and after receiving a few novels for presents last Christmas, I've developed quite a backlog.
Books are so accessible and cheap – you get amazing value for money from a good read that lasts you a couple of weeks.
If you've read my 'At the movies' post, you'll know that last year I made a New Year's resolution to read more, a resolution that failed…completely. This year I'm doing the same and, after the success of '2010: 52 weeks & 52 movies', I'll be setting myself the goal of reading a book a month. Hopefully having a specific target will make the resolution easier to stick to and that writing this post will effectively hold me to my word.
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There are a number of new, old and even borrowed books on the list for 2011. I didn't want to fill the list completely should a specific book catch my eye during the year, so here's what I have so far:
|Nerd Do Well
|Simon Pegg
|The Picture of Dorian Grey
|Oscar Wilde
|The Man in the Picture: A Ghost Story
|Susan Hill
|The Jewel of Seven Stars
|Bram Stoker
|Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep
|Philip K. Dick
|A Scanner Darkly
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|If You Could Collaborate
|Will Hudson & Alex Bec
|Brave New World
|Aldous Huxley
|Karl Marlantes
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VICTORVILLE — Authorities say the classic Chevrolet convertible featured in the film "Pulp Fiction" has been found nearly two decades after it was stolen.
The San Bernardino County Sun reports (http://bit.ly/15ZvJWK) movie director Quentin Tarantino's 1964 Chevelle Malibu was recovered in the San Francisco Bay area earlier this week.
John Travolta's character drove the cherry red car in the movie.
Sheriff's Sgt. Albert Anolin said an investigation into an old Malibu in the desert city of Victorville on April 18 led detectives to another Malibu in the Oakland area. They then confirmed that vehicle belonged to Tarantino and was reported stolen in 1994.
Authorities say the car's current owner is not believed to be involved in its theft and is considered to be a victim of a fraud.
A message seeking Tarantino's comment was not immediately returned.
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By abandoning its bargaining rights, the NFL Players Assn. is taking the ultimate gamble in its long fight to achieve total free agency for all National Football League players.
Because the courts have almost wiped out the union's antitrust suit against the NFL by ruling that the current system of limited free agency is a labor issue--and therefore not subject to antitrust--the union has decided to do away with the labor shield by decertifying. The union is hoping to accomplish what it couldn't get at the bargaining table--free agency for all NFL players, allowing them to negotiate their own deals with NFL owners.


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Suzanne King volunteered to help organize a local festival years ago and now finds herself doing it as a full-time gig as SIK Promotions, Inc.
Event organization is something many think they can do and want to take part in but when it comes time for everyone to be where they're supposed to be on the big day it takes an experienced organizer to make it happen. She has made it happen for more than a decade and works from home, riding a constant wave of emails and phone calls each week in preparation for the next event.
She began by helping set up a festival in John's Pass Village and gradually moved on to organizing festivals while maintaining a full-time job in the restaurant industry. Through word-of-mouth she eventually started getting calls from more distant areas in Florida and last September became too busy to work the full-time job anymore and began organizing festivals full-time.
"I was doing the two festivals in John's Pass and I got started in Gulfport because I volunteered to dress up like a pirate," she remembers of one of the Geckofests. "They continued to invite me to their planning meetings and eventually hired me to do Art Walk and I'm doing most of the festivals in Gulfport now."
She currently is planning several festivals throughout Florida including Geckofest, two pirate fests and a blues festival. Events she organizes throughout the year include Gulfport's Get Rescued, John Levique Pirate Days, Sunset Celebration on Corey, Gulfport SpringFest, Gulfport Holiday Hoopla and many others.
Originally from Maine, King came to Gulfport on a whim.
"A friend and I came down to work at one of the [upscale] clubs for the winter. We didn't like it there so we bought a station wagon for $190 and went driving all around Florida," she remembers. "Eventually we ended up in St. Pete and and had $200 between us and found an apartment for $200."
The next day she walked into the Friendly Fisherman restaurant, got a job and worked there for the next 23 years. She bought a home in Gulfport 12 years ago and has been here ever since.
All the festivals are fundraisers and most are for nonprofit organizations including the Gulfport Chamber of Commerce and Gulfport Merchant's Association among others. With years worth of contacts for vendors, artists, crafters, retail, web design and the rest, she is a valuable resource in putting an event together. Once a plan is hatched she utilizes her media list for promotion and then it's on to more planning and organizing until the day of the event.
"It is a lot of work. I work all day every day," she explains, describing the planning as a year of work for one day of glory. "But then when you put the festivals on and the people come and they're having fun, that's what it's all about."
She prefers not to spend too much time in meetings planning the event, choosing instead to work on her own in getting the community to pull together. Just let her do her thing and everything will be okay.
The John's Pass Seafood Festival, Geckofest and Treasure Coast Pirate Fest are three of her largest attended events, drawing as many as 30,000 attendees but the pirate festivals draw people from all over the country with somewhat of a cult following. She adds to the mystique with her own custom-made pirate-themed golf cart created by local artists Marcella Ruso and Fishbone, which has become her trademark and a much needed tool in getting from one place to another during the days of the events.
King has paid her dues with the years of planning and developing connections to organize events and after much consideration she finally shed the day job to make a go of it as a business.
"I enjoy working for myself. You spend your whole life working for somebody else and I was nervous when I stopped working full-time," she says. "As soon as people found out I was doing this full-time the phone calls just started coming in. It's worked out well."
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I am better just keeping what I have now, or is the TC worth the upgrade?
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The Black Iris Hotel is a tourist hotel located in the middle of Madaba, Jordan. I first became familiar with this hotel while traveling through Jordan on waiting for overnight flights. Initially, I would go into Amman through a local travel agent. I found this arrangement to be expensive and really wanted something a bit more traditional Jordanian and out of the city.
I found the Black Iris Hotel on this site and have been pleased since I started using this hotel in December of 2008. The hotel is a family run business operated by Odeh Sawalha and his wife Anna. The parents who originally operated the hotel live across the street and help with the operation as well.
The hotel is clean, safe, and well taken care of by the owners.Each room has its own bathroom and are quite comfortable. Note.. there is not TV provided in the rooms, so if you are thinking of hanging out in your room and watching movies... this is not the place for you!!You are greeted as a respectful guest and part of the Sawalha family. The prices are very reasonable and Odeh can arrange transportation to and from the airport and tours and trips to all the major sites for you at a very reasonable cost.
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Justin Bieber fans in Argentina are indeed an interesting and sometimes, inordinately aggressive bunch. At his October 12 concert, JB's designated onstage "One Less Lonely Girl" got a little too frisky with the Teen Idol. In fact, she got kind of grabby with him. Well, actually...she was all over him like his hot red jumpsuit.
You have to hand it to the young lady chosen to be JB's onstage "One Less Lonely Girl" at his kick off concert in Argentina on October 12. The unidentified belieber ascended the stage wearing denim cut-offs and a loose-fitting purple tee-shirt sporting the giant initials JB. She took her place on the stool provided, and after the requisite baseball cap was placed on her head, she sat, smiling broadly--not demurely--waiting for JB to come out and serenade her. But as you can see on the video below, that's where any similarity between this girl and her predecessors ended.
Traditionally, the "One Less Lonely Girl," is "supposed to be shy, broken-hearted and lonely," just like the girl in the "One Less Lonely Girl" music video. The girl at the Biebs' River Plate Estadio concert was anything but that. The Argentinian "Lonely Girl" didn't weep or scream nor did she seem particularly broken-hearted. And she certainly wasn't shy. When Justin Bieber gives her the traditional bouquet of roses and takes her face in his hands, she immediately starts caressing his arm. Seemingly startled, JB backs away. He dances around her and approaches again, but when he zeros in to kiss her cheek, she grabs his arm again and reaches up and caresses his cheeks. Yikes! Where is Selena Gomez when she's obviously needed? JB tries one more time, but when she reaches up and starts fondling his face a third time, he backs away for good, and resorts to holding her hand instead. As the song ends, he retreats behind the stool, still holding her hand, and hugging her from the rear. Poor Biebs. He seems scared she might turn around and go after him again.
Kudos to the Argentinian "Lonely Girl" for her bravery and ingenuity. Hey, don't fight the feeling.
As for, Justin Bieber, sorry JB. Sometimes even little girls have minds of their own and don't stick to the script. Actually, it was a great compliment. Obviously, you cured her broken heart--fast.
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Social Security numbers have significance. The first three digits of your Social Security number are assigned based on geographical region, with the lowest numbers being assigned in the Northeast and increasingly higher numbers assigned to residents in the West. The middle two digits, called the group number, are allocated in a precise but nonconsecutive order between 01 and 99. The last four digits are issued in a sequential order. Over 420 million unique numbers have been issued and they are not reused after a person's death. Social Security numbers have been assigned shortly after birth since 1989, which makes younger American's Social Security numbers somewhat predictable if you know a person's date of birth and home town, which is common information that young people list on social networking websites, according to research by Alessandro Acquisti, an associate professor of information technology and public policy at Carnegie Mellon University. "Do not offer personal information such as date of birth and hometown publicly," he advises.
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Plans for the construction of Abu Dhabi's ambitious eco city have been scaled back. But that doesn't diminish the wider purpose of the initiative: To preserve the UAE's energy-producer status after the oil runs out.
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When the price of sweet crude jumped in mid-February following tensions between the West and Iran over the country's nuclear program, many of today's nuclear producing countries had a glimpse of the future they are trying to avoid.
In the UAE, the government is aggressively pushing alternative energy through its state-backed companies. And although concerns over sustainability and the environment are frequently cited as the drivers for this diversification, the country's desire to maintain its energy-producer status even after hydrocarbons no longer dominate the energy field look increasingly important.
According to projections from the research organization Chatham House in London, most oil-producing countries will run out of oil by 2040. Iran and Kuwait are the exceptions, sitting atop their reserves for 20 years beyond that.
"I think that a lot of analysts see this coming and part of thinking about this now is preparing for the future in 20 to 50 years," said Theodore Karasik, Ph.D., the director for research and development at UAE based think-tank Inegma. "The energy dynamics of the situation will influence or create drivers to influence political agendas in the region. This is going to affect how businesses and politics are conducted between all the states around the Gulf."
Early this year, thousands of people gathered in Abu Dhabi for the third installment of the World Future Energy Summit's trade fair and energy-related panel discussions. In a futuristic booth complete with identically dressed models and individually wrapped dates, the government-backed Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company, known widely as Masdar, showcased the many tentacles of its sprawling projects, initiatives, educational programs, and investments.
Since then, plans for Masdar City, Abu Dhabi's clean energy community, have been scaled back under a review of the ambitious 'green' development. There will now be fewer buildings, and the structures will be built taller over a longer period of time, with technical features like the futuristic 'car pod' system scrapped.
But there is more to Masdar than a real estate development: It is not just another Emaar or Aldar. The company certainly has diverse investments, ranging from a company producing wind turbines in India, to funding Japanese venture capital firms investing in clean technology startups.
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The date of the Barton County Spelling Bee has been moved from Feb. 12 to Feb. 5, and now is back on Feb. 12, a spokesman for the Great Bend Noon Kiwanis said. However, now the location has been moved. The spelling bee will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 12, at the Great Bend Middle School gymnasium.
A 13-year-old girl reported missing Monday morning is safe at home now, Detective David Bailey of the Great Bend Police Department said. Brianna A. Feist was missing when her parents looked for her Monday morning, and was considered a runaway. Her photo was published in the Great Bend Tribune in hopes that she would safely return, and Monday evening she did. Bailey said the girl turned herself in.
An article in Sunday's Great Bend Tribune concerning the court case of Adam Longoria contained an error. Longoria's next motions hearing is scheduled to take place in March in Barton County District Court. A date for his trial has not yet been set.
A car went off 150 SE 10 Road at approximately 10:50 p.m. Sunday, striking the embankment and rolling onto its top, after the driver swerved to miss a bump. The driver, Jonathan R. Allende, 14, of Great Bend, was taken to Central Kansas Medical Center with undetermined injuries.
A Barton County man received burns to his upper body, his face and to the top of his head from an industrial accident that happened about 3:45 p.m. Friday at a sandpit in the 10 block of SE 60 Ave.
Robert Yarmer will present a free program on the history of trade beads, at 1 p.m. Friday at the Great Bend Senior Center, 2005 Kansas Ave. Trade beads, made in Czechoslovakia and Italy, were used by early whites to give to the Indians for good will, Yarmer says.
Great Bend Police are looking for a suspect with one green, size nine boot.
Great Bend Public Library, 1409 Williams St., is giving away old magazines, public relations director Terri Hurley said.
Great Bend Recreation Commission and the 20th Judicial District Juvenile Services will sponsor a winter middle school dance from 7-9 p.m. Friday at the Great Bend Activity Center, 2715 18th St. Admission is $3. Students need to show GBMS students ID's when entering the dance. Snacks will be provided.
Sometime on Jan. 3 or 4, a shed behind the Highland Hotel at 3017 10th St. in Great Bend was burglarized. Stolen were a roto-rooter, sink cable cleaner and a bundle of cables. Loss was $3,800. Police Chief Dean Akings asks anyone with information about this crime or any other crime in Barton County to call Crime Stoppers, 792-1300 or 888-305-1300.
The Board of Trustees of Barton Community College is scheduled to approve hiring of new personnel, including Stephanie Joiner, a candidate for head cheerleading coach, when it meets at 4 p.m. Thursday in room F-30, on the lower level of the Fine Arts Building. Other items on the agenda include approval of new policy statements on service regions and on strategic planning.
Daryl Ferguson of Great Bend went home with the first-place prize of $750 at Sunday's Sunflower Diversified Services poker tournament. Arlene Manning of Ellinwood took second for $300, and Dwight Nett of Kingman won $150 for third place.
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The Barton County Local Emergency Planning Committee will meet at 1:30 p.m. on July 21, at the Barton County Courthouse. The agenda will include a report on the Region E Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan, report on volunteer recruitment from the Barton County Health Department, discussion on Emergency Support Function (ESF) 10 – Oil & Hazardous Materials of the Barton County Emergency Operations Plan, and a report on exercise activities from Barton County Emergency Management.
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An Otis woman was injured Tuesday evening on a Barton County road, 4 miles north and 3 miles west of Galatia.
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