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Fourfold Vision
spread offers a progression of different ways of looking at an object, person, or situation. It is a powerful tool for gaining deeper insight into the specific subjects of other readings. The
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The World
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physical vision
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: The achievement of balance and inner harmony after a great trial. Agreements, contracts, or treaties concluded justly. Things set to rights. Karma restored. A turn for the better in legal matters.
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The card on the far left represents the fourfold or
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Three of Wands (Virtue)
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After his shows in Maharashtra were cancelled following threats of disruption by the Shiv Sena, Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali arrived here on Saturday for a concert.
After his shows in Maharashtra were cancelled following threats of disruption by the Shiv Sena, Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali arrived here on Saturday for a concert.
A book co-authored by an Indian painter and an art teacher will be launched here on Tuesday by the Indian embassy, a media report said.
Popular writer and Kendra Sahitya Akademi Award winner Sarah Joseph on Saturday said she would return the award to protest the lynching of a Muslim man in Uttar Pradesh over rumours that he ate beef.
Minimalism with maximum impact seems to be the quintessential essence that sets Neha Puri Dhir apart from the rest. Finely stitched and dyed multiple times, Dhir's canvas is the humble fabric that makes the medium more eye-catching. Her ongoing exhibition titled SHUNYA at the Visual Arts Gallery at India Habitat Centre is inspired by the innumerable possibilities offered by geometry.
A foundation to promote Indian classical music has been launched in New Zealand, which will endeavour to build platforms for young and upcoming talent while presenting quality performers to wider audiences in the country, a media report said.
A Nobel Memorial Wall on Indian Nobel laureates was inaugurated at Delhi Metro's Rajiv Chowk station on Saturday.
Malayalam writer Subhash Chandran has won this year's Vayalar Rama Varma Award, Kerala's most prestigious literary award, it was announced on Saturday.
Singer-music director Vishal Dadlani says that considering the massive population of India, there is no reason why it can't have a global superstar in the field of music.
BBC Radio 4 has appointed Indian-origin Daljit Nagra as its first poet in residence, which will see him curate a weekly programme telling stories about 20th century poetry, a media report said.
The 14th edition of the Old World Theatre Festival will begin on Saturday with actor Kalki Koechlin's directorial debut "The Living Room".


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Susan Boyle would love to find George Clooney in her Christmas stocking.
The Scottish singer is currently single, but has her sights set on one particular Hollywood heartthrob.
With Christmas fast approaching, the 51-year-old would be happy to find the hunk under her tree.
"George Clooney! He is really nice!" she enthused to British magazine OK! when asked which star she would like to see in her stocking.
"You bet! He is handsome! Wow!"
So far the star, who found fame on TV show Britain's Got Talent, has been rather unlucky in love and hasn't yet found the right man to settle down with.
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Boyle recently released her latest album Standing Ovation: The Greatest Songs from the Stage, which includes classics such as Somewhere Over the Rainbow and Memory.
The star, who rose to fame from humble beginnings, is an inspiration to many, and she also has heroes she looks up to.
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RazzleDazzle Barbershop's Taxpayer-Funded Video Is Not a Commercial, Says Owner
The video first appeared on the City of Miami website about two weeks ago. But unlike most of the feel-good pieces intended to promote local culture or history, this one seems ripped straight from late-night TV commercials, like something you'd see wedged between an ad for boner pills and spray-on hair thickener.
Even though he's listed as the video's "executive producer," city communications director Angel Zayon didn't respond to repeated requests for comment.
But RazzleDazzle owner Elena Linares was able to shed some light on the strange
commercial video, which appears to have been taken down since Crespo first wrote about it last week.
"The mayor's office decided it would be good to feature RazzleDazzle and the community," she said, explaining that the video was shot during an August 16 charity event for low-income families called Looking Cool on the First Day of School.
Despite its creepy intro -- where a man is being pampered by a half-dozen ladies in cancan outfits, including Linares -- and the openly advertised price of $20, the owner claims the video isn't a commercial.
"No, it's not promoting my business," Linares says. "It's promoting what I did for children. That's the facts."
She says Regalado wasn't paid to appear in the video, which would violate city rules. "Don't suggest that the mayor is doing anything not on the up-and-up," Linares says.
But Linares does have an idea for Riptide: She says she's in discussions to produce a reality TV show about the barbershop and its sexy ladies. Wouldn't we like to get in on it?
"RazzleDazzle will have its own reality show on a national network," she says. "Pitch the story for RazzleDazzle and write on it, honey."
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The Graduates 2013: Bianca Tuckwell takes us on a journey through natural forms
IT'S HERE! After an exceptional run of freshly-graduated talent, our impressive spree of competition winners has come to a natural end. Don't fret, though – we still have our very last winner to offer up to your eyeballs before the curtain falls.
We've already succumbed to the charms of Farnham graduate Bianca Tuckwell once before so we were pleasantly surprised to see her work pop up in our Graduates 2013 inbox. Her fascination with organic structures – from British birds nests in The Growth that is Our Own Cradle to Land, a beautiful study of a farm in New South Wales, Australia – aligns actual nature with human nature in a way which avoids both the sentimentality of straight-up portraiture and the impersonality of barren landscape photography.
For somebody so young to already have settled upon this magical equation is unusual to see, and Bianca executes the careful balance beautifully. Her third project, Ryder, is equally interesting, as it sees the structure of a bicycle visually dismantled into a representative series of lines, shapes and details which are then grouped together and isolated on a frame – calling up ideas of altered contexts in a really neat design. Enough from me though, here's our final Graduate 2013 winner! Meet Bianca Tuckwell…
Why or who or what made you go to art school?
I am Australian and travelling to different European countries to discover unique design, architecture and visual culture was hugely inspiring for me. I would go so far to say that my life is guided by the visual shapes around me, whether organic or manmade. In particular London, Copenhagen and Tokyo were all cities that have played a large part in leading me to studying photography.
What's the best mistake you made when you were studying?
The piece of work The Growth That Is Our Own Cradle was seeded from (but not dependant on) organic form and construction of the natural world around us. Initially, I was incredibly eager to collect soil samples from different parts of the country and document the difference in aesthetic. I started with collecting some local soil and making a monument out the material by placing it on a plinth like you might see a in a museum or gallery. After posting the studio test shoot images I had done online and tagging the image with 'still life, horseman, plinth, large format' I found many of my peers commented on the test shoot with curiosity about why I had shot horse manure on a plinth. The culmination of seeing the name of the large format camera I had used (called a Horseman) alongside seeing a mound of what could be animal excrement and misinterpretation of my choice of tagging terms, stopped me in my tracks and redirected me toward the study of a different organic object. It played significant part in the direction my overall project.
If you could show you your work to one person, who would you choose and what would you show them?
Definitely my late father who passed during my second year of Uni. I had always imagined that he would be able to read my dissertation, see my final major and witness my graduating. My most recent work paid respect to him but also resonated with some of the things he loved most; nature and the English countryside. I think he would have like the robin's nest the most.
Can you give us one prediction about your work for the next year?
I am continually struck by organic form so I plan to continue studying and documenting nests. This time, however, the nests will be of a different variety.
What's the best thing you saw in the last three years?
Definitely the YouTube clip Beach Boys Shred I Get Around
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This is why rebar was invented.
[Video Link] There are probably easier ways to cause a column to buckle, but this way looks like fun.
[Video Link] There are probably easier ways to cause a column to buckle, but this way looks like fun.
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This is why rebar was invented.
Artfully done.
No casualties.
I wonder why the demolition contractors were wearing swimsuits.
It was a hot day.
cheers from Brazil. We all work like that here. kidding
Didn't have enough vertical load.
Ewwww, bricks in the swimming pool.
Yeah, if you ever need to move something heavy, chain it to something even *harder* to move and apply force perpendicular to the chain. The tension on that rope (and pulling on the column) is many times the weight it's bearing.
I find myself curious why it was being recorded. Having a bit of a plant stuck in the frame gives it a creepy stalker vibe.
Seems plausible to me that the tightrope walk would be considered video-worthy.
Parents are going to be pissed when they come home…
No, Kelly LeBrock is going to fix it in time!
How do you say "Ooooo, you're sooo busted!" in Portuguese?
I'm guessing that most folks (specifically the folks in the video) think that the lateral force on the line would just be half their weight, or at most all of their weight. But as I remember from my old climbing days, the load is only half if the angle between the anchor points is like 20 degrees, and anything above that is adding more weight to each line, up to 120 degrees where rather than splitting the load each anchor point actually bears the full weight of the load. Above 120 degrees, as we see from this video, the weight is actually multiplied – it could be five times the weight or more depending on how slack the line is, and if there is any bouncing, etc. And then of course there's the problem that the column was designed to support a vertical load not a horizontal one. In other words, this guy thinks that he's 200 lbs and the column can support that much easily, but actually he's pulling sideways on the column with half a car's worth of weight.
Lots of people don't pay attention and/or forget their physics class when Resultant (or Net) Forces was covered. Me, I paid attention during class. This way, I didn't have to study for the exams.
Anyone remember the Pythagorean Triangles? The forces on the line are calculated just like the sides of a right-angle triangle.
If the line is bent 180 degrees (that is, straight up and down around the weight, then the force on the line is exactly the weight of the object.
Think of the upside-down triangle that the line and weight forms: the base is size zero, the height is the weight of the object suspended. The force on the line is the square root of (the square of the height plus the square of half the base) – just like right angle triangles. In other words, the force on the line is the weight of the object, or more accurately, each half of the line supports half the weight of the object.
Stretch that line taut enough to keep it almost p;erfectly straight no matter how small a weight is in the middle, you need an near-infinite amount of force.
So, let's assume the kid on the line weighs 50kgs, the line is ten meters long, and at the midpoint, the kid on the line pulls is down half a meter.
So, the height (half a meter) is equal to 50kgs. Half the length (5 meters). Plugging these into formula, the resultant force on the line is the square root of the sum of the squares of 0.5m and 5m, or the square root of 0.25 plus 25, or 5.025.
Since the half-meter deflection, at the point where the kid is, is caused by his 50kg weight, then the force on the line is, or rather that force that is pulling on the brick column is…(cross multiplications, anyone?)…251kg!
Likewise for loading the column: the force required to keep the column unbent, especially given a very conservative 250kg of pull (the material does have some force-absorbing flex) would be greater than the crushing resistance of the bricks.
It's a nit for non-scientific people, but kg measure mass, not weight/force. If you said pounds, above, you're right.
Most people fixate on the conversion factors, and forget that US/Imperial is a force-distance-time system where mass is measured in grains… whereas Metric is a mass-distance-time system where force is measured in newtons.
That's the big deal with metric… whole classes of engineering calculations are easier because you don't have to divide by 32.2 ft/s^2 to get to mass.
I started drawing a poor-quality gif of the force triangle in the case you describe. Where theta is the angle off level, the tension in the rope is an inverse of sin(theta) and for small theta the tension actually goes to infinity.
Yeah, I should've reworded the sentences or used the correct units. My bad.
penguinchris: Years ago, I had a conversation with a technician/repairman (ok, ok, my boss), who, faced with a wobbly chain drive mechanism, proposed to increase the chain tension.
I explained, twice, that the force required would break the chain. He didn't understand what I saying.
I ended up fixing the problem by straightening the rail/channel that the chain was travelling in, not by increasing the tension.
You're all way over-thinking it. Physics was the last thing on the minds of these guys. I understand the physics too but I could see myself making the same mistake. Well, assuming of course that I was drunk and wanted to do whatever it was he was doing, which admittedly would probably never happen :)
If they put any thought into it at all, I think they probably didn't assume it was just a pile of bricks without any additional support. It's very intuitive that a pile of something no matter how artfully arranged is easily toppled and I'm guessing they knew that. But most column supports are not built that way these days – I might have thought the bricks were a facade around a rebar'd concrete column or even just a metal pole, for example.
Okay, I need to give the hanging of my hammock a little more thought…
To fix this, you could put a large steel pipe running along the backside of the brick column, and tie the line around the column and the pipe together. If the pipe is sufficiently rigid, it will spread the load along the entire brick column vertically instead of focusing on a breaking point.
You still need the loads and weights to work out, and a horizontal anchor to the top of the now-rigid brick column would still be a really good idea.
Build it that way, and I can break it.
I've absolutely no doubt. So could I, but I'm losing weight. ;)
Without an horizontal anchor the column would just snap off at the base.
hooray for north american building codes
Ummm..last time I checked, Brazil is in South America
That was the point.
Is anybody else willing to get nit-picking with me about the word buckling? Since the column failed from a lateral load, then this is actually a failure in flexure. There is such a thing as a beam-column that supports compressive loads and flexure. But nit-pickedly I must protest that it did not buckle.
First thing I thought when I saw the video.
Column broke due to overloading by nits.
This why we have "onerous" building codes. Dumb acts are frequent & pervasive & if something can break relatively easily someone will do something to break it. Not figure out how to break it, just break it by using it in a way that seems perfectly normal. How many American cities are largely brick due to being rebuilt after a catastrophic fire? Philly & Chicago come to mind.
And conversely, you find a distinct lack of brick buildings in California because of experience from earthquakes.
So those rope bridges in Indiana Jones, Xena, Hercules, and pretty much every other adventure movie shouldn't actually work? Since the ropes are usually just tied to 2 tree stumps on either end?
Tree stump and brick columns have nothing in common structurally.
And the rope bridges usually droop quite a bit, thus lowering (heh…) the force the exert on the anchors.
/Of course, all those movies and shows are factual, as far as the science goes.
Brings to mind an incident some years ago when a brick wall collapsed at a suburban swimming pool in Melbourne. A bench seat had been dynabolted to the wall (probably after the initial construction) and a bunch of school children sat down on the bench. IIRC there were some deaths because the kids were sitting right under the wall as it fell.
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Masdar, Abu Dhabi's renewable energy company, is using C3 energy management technology to monitor energy production and consumption, water, transportation efficiency, waste production and recycling in the Masdar City development.
The companies said the first phase of C3 implementation has already been completed at Masdar City, a clean energy business hub and high-density community of 40,000 residents being planned for a site 17 km from downtown Abu Dhabi.
The C3 analysis shows that Masdar City's residential buildings achieve a 56 percent reduction in electricity demand versus the ASHRAE 90.1-2004 standard, and a 70 percent reduction versus the average Abu Dhabi multi-unit residential building.
Masdar is also using the C3 software (screenshot pictured) to manage its portfolio of international renewable generation projects and track its global portfolio of clean development mechanism projects and carbon credits.
In December analyst firm Verdantix described C3 as a fast-moving new entrant to the enterprise-scale energy management software market. Last year the company announced that its customers now include Adobe, Constellation Energy, Dow Chemical, GE, HP, Siemens, Accenture, BearingPoint, CH2M Hill and Deloitte.
In other software news, Ecometrica, a GHG accounting and ecosystem mapping business, has secured an investment from the Highgate EIS Tech Fund. Ecometrica software Our Impacts is already being used by large companies including RSA, BP and Petkim, Turkey's biggest petrochemical company.
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Mumbai woman killed in US bus accident
Chicago: A 25-year-old woman dentist from Mumbai, who was also a graduate student at the University of Missouri, was the lone passenger killed in a crash of a double-decker bus in Illinois.
Aditi R Avhad, was headed from Chicago to Columbia, Montana Thursday when the bus slammed into a highway overpass support pillar near Litchfield, about 55 miles northeast of St Louis, Chicago Tribune reported.
As many as half of the passengers were injured, the daily said citing State Police Capt. Scott Compton. Four to five of them were trapped and had to be extricated, including Avhad.
Avhad, a dentist from Mumbai, was enrolled in the graduate programme at the University of Missouri`s School of Medicine, according to the school. She was studying for a master`s degree in health administration and hoped to get her degree next year, officials said.
She was riding in the upper deck with her parents when the bus crashed, police said. Passengers said the impact sent them flying from their seats.
The state police cited by the Tribune said preliminary reports showed at least 33 people were taken to area hospitals.
Police believe the bus blew a tire but are still looking at circumstances of the accident. That investigation could take weeks, they said.
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Yonge St. pavement not so edgy for cyclists after resurfacing: Fixer
The city smoothed out a raised section of pavement near the curb to keep bike riders from going for a tumble.
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Riding a bike on Yonge St. is a lot safer, after the city smoothed over a raised edge of pavement that was a danger to send cyclists sprawling.
On Sept. 5 we reported that a section of road surface was much higher where the pavement meets the curb on southbound Yonge, south of York Mills Rd.
A reader said he hit the raised edge on his bike two years ago and went for a tumble, which had him wondering how many other cyclists have crashed to the ground after hitting it.
Hector Moreno, who's in charge of North York road operations, said he'd get it fixed. We went back and found the raised edge replaced with a strip of new asphalt nearly two metres wide and even with the edge of the curb.
Our Oct. 7 column detailed how every street light on Centennial Park Blvd., which runs between Rathburn Rd. and Eglinton Ave. W., was out of service since the record rainfall on July 8.
We counted 76 overhead lights between Rathburn and Eglinton that weren't working, leaving the three-kilometre-long street in total darkness since early summer, despite complaints from citizens.
Toronto Hydro, which is responsible for street lights, checked it out and said a work order was created to fix the lights, but had not been processed.
Tanya Bruckmueller-Wilson, who deals with media for hydro, emailed last week to say "I have it on good authority that the lights on Centennial Park Blvd. are back on," which we confirmed last weekend.
Last Wednesday we wrote about signs on westbound Eglinton Ave. that the intersection at Bermondsy Rd., east of the Don Valley Parkway, is equipped with a red light camera to catch drivers who run the light.
Young trees planted around the signs were hiding them from drivers, denying them information that could help them decide to stop when the light is yellow, instead of stepping on it.
Allan Pinkerton, who's in charge of city street signs, said he'd make sure the trees were trimmed back, which was the case when we checked a couple days ago.
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Will Arnett to Star in NBC's Lorne Michaels Comedy Pilot
The "Running Wilde" actor will join Christina Applegate in the untitled Emily Spivey project.
Three-time Emmy nominee Will Arnett has been tapped to play opposite Christina Applegate in NBC's untitled Emily Spivey project.
The single camera comedy, from NBC studio and Lorne Michaels' Broadway Video Prods., takes an irreverent look at parenthood through the point of view of an acerbic working mother (Applegate), along with her stay-at-home husband (Arnett) and opinionated parents.
Spivey (Parks and Recreation, Saturday Night Live) will serve as the project's writer and executive producer, with Michaels (SNL, Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, 30 Rock), Applegate and her manager, Management 360's Eric Kanzler, on board as executive producers.
Arnett, whose TV credits includes Arrested Development, 30 Rock and Running Wilde, is repped by WME and Principato Young Management and Neil Meyer. He is also set to appear in the season finale of The Office.
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Waterford — Leave it to a former English teacher to find the perfect words to describe how he knew it was time to retire.
"It seemed like a period at the end of the sentence, you know what I mean?" Donald Macrino said Tuesday.
Macrino, 62, the Waterford High School principal, said he plans to retire at the end of the 2012-13 school year next June. He agreed to stay on for his 17th year as principal to oversee the school's transition to its new $67 million high school, which is slated to open next April.
A city councilman in New London, his native city, Macrino has enjoyed a long career in education and in 2008 was named state Principal of the Year by the Connecticut Association of Schools.
This fall he will enter his 40th year as an educator. He will have 20-year stints in both New London and Waterford.
"He is a person when you think about it who just completed his 39th year, and he still has the energy and dedication to approach whatever challenge comes his way," Superintendent of Schools Jerome Belair said. "He's been instrumental in this new construction of the high school. We're very fortunate that we can have him here for an additional year."
Macrino, a graduate of Eastern Connecticut State College, worked as an English teacher at New London High School and was later the dean of students. He took an assistant principal job in Waterford at Clark Lane Middle School and later became principal at the high school.
He said that in recent years students have come to rely on schools and teachers more because they have less outside support. That has created a need for teachers to be better prepared and trained, and Macrino praised his staff in Waterford for being just that.
He also said he found many opportunities to help children with problems "outside of grammar or literature" in his early days in New London. Becoming a principal presented further opportunities to do the same.
"When I became an administrator, I was dealing with that all the time. It was an opportunity to really contribute to the betterment of a young person's life," Macrino said.
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Frontier Communications has received Federal Trade Commission (FTC) approval for its pending acquisition of Verizon's wireline operations in California, Florida and Texas, clearing one of the...
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On the same day ESPN filed suit over Verizon's new program bundling strategy, CBS has willingly signed on for it. CBS Sports Network will now be part of the "Sports Channel Pack" component of Verizon's new "Custom TV" bundle, a controversial new FiOS service added April 17.
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