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Birla Mandir, also known as Laxmi Narayan Temple has a short but nice history to it. Built by
G.D. Birla in 1938, this temple was designed in a contemporary form of the traditional Nagara style. It is an important historic place of worship, being one of the very first temples in India to be open to members of all castes. It is also said that the temple's first puja was attended by Mahatma Gandhi.
The temple (free to visit) opens quite early and we found it nice to visit in the morning, while the temple was mostly clear of tourists. You can't wear shoes inside so best to bring some socks if visiting in the winter months as the marble floor is very cold. Also, camera or mobile phones must be left in lock boxes before you enter the main temple grounds area. This is ok as the entire room where the lock boxes are located is guarded so your possessions are well protected. We had to do this and had no issues with any of our things.
Within the temple grounds, you will find the main temple shrine with images of Vishnu and Lakshmi. Additional shrines to Shiva, Krishna and Durga, Hanuman, Genesha and Buddha can be found and each are attractive, well-designed and quite nice to to inspect. Another thing we really liked was that the temple is spotlessly clean, which makes it very pleasant to wander around. In the end, Birla Mandir is not only beautiful and clean, it is a very peaceful place to visit in Delhi. There is a beautiful garden backside of temple you can sit and enojy the peace .
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The temple was built in 1622 by Vir Singh Deo, and renovated by Prithvi Singh in 1793. During 1933-39, Laxmi Narayan Temple was built by Baldeo Das Birla of Birla family. Thus, the temple is also known as Birla Temple. The famous temple is accredited to have been inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi in 1939. At that time, Mahatma Gandhi kept a condition that the temple would not be restricted to the Hindus and people from every caste would be allowed inside. Since then, funds for further renovations and support have come from the Birla family.
It is also said about the Birla Family of India, that till the time they keep constructing The Radha Krishna Temple, they will continue to prosper. That is also one of the reasons they keep constructing a Birla Temple in many cities of India. when one is finished, they start the other.
The temple is located on the Mandir Marg, situated west of the Connaught Place in New Delhi. The temple is easily accessible from the city by local buses, taxis and auto-rickshaws. Nearest Delhi Metro station is R.K.Ashram Marg, located about 2 km away.
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Near to Connaught Place, this garish modern temple was erected by the industrialist B.D. Birla in 1938. It is dedicated to Lakshmi, the goddess of prosperity and good fortune, and is commonly known as Birla Mandir or Lakshmi Narayan Temple.
The temple is an important prayer site and contains idols of several deities . Interestingly Mahatama Gandhi who inaugurated the temple was also a regular visitor to it and would often pray there.
This is a nice place to go sightseeing but i do not think you are allowed to go in.
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I had noticed the different styles of temples and asked our guide. He took us to the Laxmi Narayan Temple [Birla Mandir] dedicated to Laxmi Narayan. the main shrine has images of Lord Vishnu and his consort Laxmi. There were also shrines to Ghanesh and Shiva.
The temple itself is being re-decorated and seems very large. You have to remove your shoes before going in, and leave cameras in a locker.
I found it very difficult to understand the relationship between the gods, and the guide was of little help.
Much was made clearer when I heard the audioguide at the museum in Mumbai.
And the Jain temple in Mumbai was a completely different experience [see Mumbai tips].
Worshippers were coming and going, throwing or placing garlands, coconuts and spices in front of their favoured god.
Other temples I noticed were a Sikh temple visible from the terrace of the Humayun Tomb, and Digambar Jain Lal Mandir , opposite the Red Fort.
All three were very different.
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Located fairly near to Pahar Ganj, the Birla Mandir (Lakshmi Narayan Temple) was built in 1938 by the Birla family who are industrialists. Its a huge complex where all the buildings are painted burgundy and yellow and the temple is full of mirrors and colourful pictures of various Hindu gods and goddesses.
Open 6am-9pm.
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Lakshmi Narayan Temple - This temple was build by G. D. Birla in 1938. This beautiful temple is located in the west of Connaught Place. The temple is dedicated to the goddess of prosperity and good fortune. The temple has well grafted gardens. It is also known as the Birla Mandir.
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Birla Mandir is the name by which the Lakshmi Narayan Temple is more commonly known. It's a recently-built temple (from 1938) by a man called D. Birla. It's an Indu temple, too - and dedicated to Lakshmi, the Goddess of prosperity and fortune. The architecture is really stunning, but the colours in which it's painted are a bit too garish to be called pretty. Inside photography is not allowed, but the temple is splendid - the wall paintings are truly superb - and we were lucky enough to have been given a blessing and put a red mark on our forehead. it was a pleasant visit. Entrance is free.
in 1938. This beautiful temple is located in the west of Connaught Place. The temple is dedicated to the goddess of prosperity and good fortune. The temple has well grafted gardens. It is also known as the Birla Mandir.
Birla temple/Lakshmi Narayan mandir (New Delhi)
This an impressive "very clean"temple with marble stairs,wall inscriptions and scriptures as well as shrines.It has an impressive facade,gracious attendents and a very good shop.A great place to get upto date with the myriad of hindu gods and stories..well worth
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BIRLA TEMPLE is an hindu temple, it's a pity I don't have pictures from inside because it is really wonderful. I remember, above all, the incense and food smeell and the colorful gods. Outside there is a kind of garden, vegetation and there is a beutiful statue of an elephant. The morning I visit there were lots of people from the Rajastan, and it was wonderful visit the temple and see thir beatiful and colorful clothes they were.
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This modern Hindu temple is an major tourist stop for its art and a learning stop for features of modern hinduism.
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Grote Markt, Haarlem
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Favorite thing:
Haarlem is an historical city with a Medieval centre.
The city hall overlooking the Grote Markt (Big Market) and a lost local that thought she was outside the picture `-)
Fondest memory: At the time I visited there was a fair and a flower parade, so the city was pretty much alive.
Favorite thing:
This is the Vleeshal (that is why a red text hahaha).
It is a museum and it is just at the back of the Big Market, facing the restaurant Het Specktakel that we visited.
We didn't visited this museum because we had so many other things to do and to see.
I could add it on my list for next time visits !
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Rent à bike and Tour around Haarlem. THE city offers so much small streets, parcs and the beach. By bike you have easy access to all. We rented the bikes at a most amazing store. It's à sort toystore but THE Also have bisar bikes and you van also have coffie and pie. The place is located in à small street right on THE big square, in dutch; de grote markt. The street is called; koningstraat 15. Have à good
trip in Haarlem!
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Historic HAARLEM has a lot to offer you, especially in the old city centre.
De Grote Markt is the real centre.
You will see houses with the typically Dutch e.g.crow-stepped gables and old façades.
Every Saturday and Monday this place is the bubbling heart of this city.
This marketplace in Haarlem's very heart still radiates the charme of medieval times, when Haarlem played an important role in ART AND INDUSTRY.
During the Saturday and Monday lots of market vendors sell fashion, fabric and accessories at the foot of the mighty ST. BAVO church.
With a view on the GROTE KERK, de VLEESHAL, the old TOWN HALL and the STATUE of Lourens Janszoon Coster, you won't get bored while walking, shopping or having a drink there.....
From the atmospheric bars, restaurants, Grand café's and "pubs" you will enjoy being there.
There are also several museums nearby.
You can walk around the stands and buy whatever attracts you from 9.30AM till 5PM....
Lourens Janszoon Coster was regarded an important man.
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DEMI MOORE at odd with daughters who try to set her straight about cheating ex-ASHTON again!
Rumer [2], Scout [3] and Tallulah Willis [4] want their mom, 50, to divorce Ashton now, a year after he was caught cheating on her, so she can finally end that chapter of her life.
"Demi just can't let go of Ashton despite him obviously moving on from her, and her daughters don't think it's healthy or helpful for her," a source close to the girls told RadarOnline.com [5].
"They are begging her to get over Ashton and move on with her life!"
After Demi's trip to rehab her daughters were unhappy with how she continued to deal with her problems, and their relationship rapidly began to fall apart.
They tried to mend fences recently, but according to the source, things are turning sour once again.
"All three girls want her to divorce Ashton and stop talking about him, they think that she needs to focus on the future and quit worrying about what he is doing.
"Demi refuses to let it go, and her daughters are trying everything they can to get through to her that things are over with Ashton," the source divulged.
"They love their mom but they want her to stop talking about Ashton!"
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Fabulous Adventures In Coding
Eric Lippert is a principal developer on the C# compiler team. Learn more about Eric.
No one I know at Microsoft asks those godawful "lateral-thinking puzzle" interview questions anymore. Maybe someone still does, I don't know. But rumour has it that a lot of companies are still following the Microsoft lead from the 1990s in their interviews. In that tradition, I present a sequel to Keith Michaels' 2003 exercise in counterfactual reasoning. Once more, we dare to ask the question "how well would the late Nobel-Prize-winning physicist Dr. Richard P. Feynman do in a technical interview at a software company?"
Interviewer: Now we come to the part of the interview where we test your creative thinking. Don't think too hard about it; just apply common sense and explain your reasoning. Here's the problem.
You are in a room with three switches that each control a different light fixture in another room. You cannot see from the switch room into the lamp room. Your task is to determine which switches control which light fixtures, but you may only go into the room with the lights once. How do you determine which switch controls which light?
You are in a room with three switches that each control a different light fixture in another room. You cannot see from the switch room into the lamp room. Your task is to determine which switches control which light fixtures, but you may only go into the room with the lights once. How do you determine which switch controls which light?
RPF: That seems straightforward. I could obtain a number of large mirrors, and, if necessary, a telescope. I enter the room with the lights once and position the mirror so that it reflects all three lights out the door of the room. I continue placing mirrors, aligning them as necessary to reflect the photons emitted by the lights until I am back in the room with the switches. Now I can see the lights, possibly through the telescope if the distance is large, and I can toggle the switches on and off so as to determine which light is controlled by which switch.
Interviewer: Um. Yeah, I suppose that would work. But what if you didn't have big mirrors, or couldn't align them well enough?
RPF: Then I could obtain an inexpensive digital video camera and put it on a dolly with a sufficiently long rope attached to it. I could put the video camera in the room with the lights, turn it on, and then take the other end of the rope back to the room with the switches. I'd then play with the switches for a while and take notes on which switches I flipped at what time. Then I'd haul the camera on its dolly back into the switch room and review the recording. By correlating my notes of what switches were flipped at what time with the recording of the lights, I could correlate lights to switches.
Interviewer: I forgot to mention that once you enter the room with the lights, you are not allowed to come back to the room with the switches.
RPF: That is an unusual constraint that perhaps you ought to have mentioned earlier, but I'll go with it. In that case I would take a different approach. But first I'll need more information. Can I assume that the lights and the switches are correctly wired according to the National Electric Code of the United States? That is, that the switches interrupt the hots, not the neutrals, that the switches are standard-duty switches rated to interrupt 15 amps of 120 volt alternating current, and so on?
Interviewer: Yeah, I guess so.
RPF: And these are single switches? Or is it possible that the switches are part of a multi-location switch, like you see in houses where there are two light switches for the same light, say, at the top and bottom of the stairs?
Interviewer: Does it matter?
RPF: Certainly it matters! You're asking me a question about correctly deducing the properties of a 120 volt electrical system. The resistance across a well-grounded human being is, I don't know, call it 1000 ohms, and we know that current is equal to voltage divided by resistance. That means that an accidental shock could put a current of 120 milliamps across that human, which is within the range that will stop someone's heart. I presume you know the details of the system you are asking me to diagnose; the safety precautions I'm going to describe will be different depending on the known and unknown aspects of the electrical system.
Interviewer: Right. Suppose they are just normal switches, nothing fancy.
RPF: Great. Are the three switches all in one triple-wide junction box, as those switches over there on your wall that control your lights in your office are, or are there three different junction boxes, one for each switch?
Interviewer: The former.
RPF: As I'm sure you know, there are two standard ways of wiring three single-location switches as you describe. The first is to bring the hot and neutral return wires from the power source to the triple-switch box, then split the hot into three to power each switch, and then run three switched hot wires and three unswitched neutral wires, one pair to each light. The second way is to do the opposite: run the hot and neutral from the panel to each light, and then run a pair of hot wires from each light to its switch. The switch joins together the two hot wires so that one of the hot wires is unswitched and the other is switched. The lights are then energized by the switched hot. Which of these two standard configurations did the electrician who wired this system use?
Interviewer: I don't think it matters. But I don't actually know how to wire a light switch.
RPF: It seems odd that you would ask me a question about deducing properties an electrical system but not know the details of that electrical system.
As a simplifying assumption let's suppose that the system is wired with the first configuration I described. That is, there are "line" hot and neutral wires in the switch box, and that the hot is interrupted by the three switches. This means that when I remove the cover of the light switch, I can easily determine which hot wire is coming from the panel, and which switched hot wires are going to the fixtures. Before I remove the cover of course I would find the electrical panel and de-energize the circuit that powers the switch. If necessary, I could simply de-energize every circuit, if for some reason I could not reliably determine which breaker corresponded to the circuit I was about to work on. I would also inform everyone in the vicinity that there was a breaker switched off and that I was working on the mains. I'd probably post a sign that said to not turn the power back on, and if it was equipped with a lock, I'd lock the breaker in the off position and pocket the key. I've been shocked enough times already in this life; I'd rather not take a chance on being electrocuted for the purposes of your exercise.
At this point I note that the problem you pose is, in a trivial sense, solved.
Interviewer: What on earth are you talking about?
RPF: The problem was to determine which switch controls which lights. With the mains power turned off, in a sense none of the switches control any of the lights. Any of the switches can be in any position and none of the lights will go on. But I think that's not the sort of solution you had in mind.
Interviewer: You are correct; that's not where I was going with this.
RPF: Now that the power is off I can safely disassemble the light switch junction box and disconnect the three switched hot wires from their switches. I would obtain a piece of standard NM-14/3 copper wire long enough to go from the switch room to the lamp room. Attach the white conductor to the disconnected switched hot wire of the first switch, the black conductor to the second and the red conductor to the third. I'd then carry the other end of my wire to the room with the lights, which should all be off. I'd remove the lamps from the fixtures, and then use the conductor as a continuity tester. By using a nine-volt battery and a DC volt meter, I can determine when each of the three conductors completes a circuit with the hot portion of the light fixture. I'd then know which lamp corresponds to which switch.
Interviewer: What if it was infeasible to obtain a piece of conductor that long?
RPF: By the statement of the problem there already are at least three conductors that long going between the switches and the lights, so it was feasible for someone already. Unless you are implying that the light switches are actually part of some sort of radio control system. Again, this seems like a fact about the system that you ought to have mentioned earlier; you did say that these were "nothing fancy" 120 volt AC switches.
Interviewer: They're just normal switches. But I think you've forgotten something else.
RPF: Yes, I see your objection. I asked earlier if the switches were rated to 15 amps at 120 volts but I did not ask if the light fixtures were. If the light fixtures are low-voltage fixtures then there is an AC transformer sitting between the high-voltage switched hot that I've got my continuity tester on and the low-voltage fixtures. My nine volt direct current continuity tester isn't going to give me a good result in that case.
Interviewer: Actually I was going to say that since you're not allowed to go back into the room with the switches, you'll be leaving this scenario with the switches disassembled and the breaker locked in the off position.
RPF: You make an excellent point. I should come up with a solution that leaves the switches assembled, since I'm not allowed to come back.
Interviewer: Yes, you should. Can you?
RPF: Suppose instead of attaching a continuity tester after I disassemble the light switches, I simply swap out all of the light switches for dimmers. I set the first dimmer to low, the second dimmer to medium and the third dimmer to high. I restore the power, and now when I go to the other room, I know which light corresponds to which switch by observing their relative brightness.
Interviewer, relieved: Now you're getting somewhere. But...
RPF: Yes, again I see the problem you're about to point out. If the lamps are fluorescent then two of them will be off or flickering, only the one on "high" will be on, so I have possibly only determined which light is the "high" dimmer switch. And if the lamps are incandescent, then their brightness could be different depending on their wattage. It was not a condition of the problem scenario that the three lamps all be incandescent bulbs of the same voltage and wattage. I haven't actually solved the problem. Instead I could remove the lamps and test each fixture's hot-to-neutral potential with an AC volt meter to see which one has the high, medium or low voltage. Though that again is assuming that there aren't transformers in there that are changing the voltages.
Interviewer: Forget about measuring the voltage already! Suppose you can't reach the fixture to measure its voltage.
RPF: Again, I must point out that it seems very odd to ask a question about diagnosis of an electrical system while not allowing the diagnostician to use common electrical tools. But anyway, you said that I was on the right track, so let's go with that. We know that modern dimmers do not put a variable resistance across the AC signal; rather, they selectively "cut out" a variable-sized portion of the wave and leave the rest of the cycle in its normal size and shape. We could build a device that works analogously to a dimmer, but much slower. The device could have a couple of rotating cams that flip a switch on and off once a second. Now we need not disassemble any of the switches, or cut the power at the panel. We attach the device to the first switch, flip the second switch off, and the third switch on. Since we have already established that the switches are single-location switches that have been wired correctly according to the NEC, we know that the switch in the "up" position is energizing its lamp and the one in the down position is off. Now we go into the other room. The lamp that is off is controlled by the third switch, the lamp that is on is controlled by the second, and the one that is flipping on and off every second is controlled by the first. This system will work no matter what kind of lamps are in the fixtures, provided of course that they are good lamps, not burned out.
Interviewer: Well I suppose that would work. All of your solutions so far require some kind of equipment. Could you solve the problem without building anything or using special tools, by taking advantage of some other factor?
RPF: Like what?
Interviewer: Like, that lamps produce effects other than lighting a room.
RPF: For example?
Interviewer, exasperated: You could turn two switches on and one off. Then wait a minute, and turn the third switch off. When you go to the other room, the lamp controlled by the first switch will be on, the lamp controlled by the second switch will be off and cold, and the lamp controlled by the third switch will be off and hot. That seems a lot easier than all this rigamarole about disassembling the switches or building custom equipment.
RPF: How am I to measure the heat of the lamps without special equipment? You just said that I couldn't reach them.
Interviewer: Um. Yes, I suppose I did say that.
RPF: I can see a number of additional problems with your heuristic. You haven't specified how far it is between the rooms, but have several times implied that it is a considerable distance; I can't see the light from the switch room, I can't align my mirrors and I can't bring a conductor that long for continuity testing all imply considerable distance between the switch room and the light room. The time it takes me to get from one room to another can give the third lamp time to cool. The third lamp might not be very hot to begin with; if the fixtures are fluorescent bulbs, as they are in this building, or modern LED bulbs, then their heat output is far lower than an incandescent bulb. We also haven't specified where this scenario takes place. If it is in a very hot climate, like Los Alamos in the summer, both de-energized lamps could reasonably be warm to the touch, and if it is in Alaska in the winter in an uninsulated room then both could reasonably be cool by the time I get there. Your proposed heuristic depends upon a number of conditions that were not given in the problem. And it is in general a bad idea to test whether something is extremely hot by touching it.
Interviewer: Well I think that concludes this portion of the interview. Before we let you go for the day do you have any questions for me about this company, this team or the job?
RPF: Yes. When you build software algorithms, do you build systems using well-established software engineering principles to produce software that conforms to industry standards and practices?
Interviewer: Of course.
RPF: And do you use software analysis tools, like profilers, debuggers, theorem provers, and so on, to facilitate detection and diagnosis of flaws?
Interviewer: Yes, again, of course we do.
RPF: Then why would you ask an interview question that tests my willingness to abandon industry-standard, well-established techniques that use common electrician's tools to determine continuity of a portion of an electrical system? And why is the solution you were clearly driving me towards one which takes advantage of an undocumented and unreliable epiphenomenon? Does your team usually write code whose correctness relies upon undocumented and unreliable correlations, correlations whose magnitudes can vary widely as a result of implementation details?
Interviewer: Thanks for coming in Dr. Feynman. We'll be in touch.
Speaking as a Microsoftie, anyone who can pull a Kobayashi Maru on me gets a "hire" designation.
If an interviewer is unprepared for an interviewee's lateral thinking, the interviewee should feel free to paint the walls with said interviewer. Additionally, interviewees should have the option to bring the interviewer's head to the next person in the loop.
Interviewees: feel free to go all Klingon on the weak among our herd.
This reminds me of a question I was presented with during an interview last May. It was to the effect of:
"You're given 9 items and a scale. 1 item weighs more than the others, which are identical. How many inspectiions are required to find the 1 item?"
The programmer in me said, well, just loop over the items and when I find a heavier item, return. Done. I went through a couple versions of that but they eventually said "forget programming, use the scale, focus on least number of inspections." Eventually I arrived at the answer they were looking for. I realize they were just seeing how I would think about the problem. Yet, even today, I know that if I were presented with the same challenge in code, I would simply loop. The algorithm they desired simply does not translate well to code, but I am willing to admit that maybe it *does* translate and I'm simply not knowledgable enough to do it. I will leave it as an exerice as to what the accepted algorithm and answer was.
And, oh, how I long to be able to edit my typos.
Who else but you could have invented such an intricate and complex dialogue.
I would need a parser just to validate the syntax of the text, and an English dictionary to understand it all. And I am an electrical engineer...
I think people like you Eric have a huge machine in their brains, full of memory and cpu, and, sometimes, you need to put it all out, in posts like this one!
Any way, I love your blog...
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And it runs OS X.
Serves you right for asking such a stereotyped question. ;)
I am reminded of the story of the exam question: - Given a barometer, how would you measure the height of a very tall building.
The answer given was marked wrong because the examiner was expecting an answer comparing barometric pressures. When the student protested the result, he pointed out that there were many answers to the question, up to and including using the barometer as a bribe to the building caretaker to tell him the height of the building.
Moral: not only interviwers ask dumb questions, so do apparently intelligent teachers and professors!
I agree Feynman would not have talked like that to someone he liked, or wanted to instruct. But I thought it was convincing that he might become so irritated with the stupid interview question that he could talk like that. The interviewer was clearly smug at the start about having this clever puzzle, so an impromptu and pedantic lecture would be a very tempting revenge. I loved the comment that it is a very bad idea to test how hot something is by touching it.
I would have just gone outside the house and walked around to the other room and looked in the window twice to see which switch turns off the first two bulbs.
I would have instructed someone to turn one light off, one light off, and flick the other one off and on. Then I would have walked into the room and observed which light was on, which light was flickering, and which light was off.
"The algorithm they desired simply does not translate well to code, but I am willing to admit that maybe it *does* translate and I'm simply not knowledgable enough to do it."
It does translate to code fine. The problem is A) the situation is heavily contrived [you're not looking for the _heaviest_ item, you're looking for the _one different_ item among otherwise identical ones], and B) the rest of the setup violates our usual assumptions about algorithm complexity [for it to translate to code in a reasonable way, we have to at the very least assume that addition of the weights is free but comparison is expensive]
Funny and learned the answer
This is so good, I can hear Feynman's voice in my head as I read it. Always entertaining!
(Encouragingly, the man himself described this phenomenon to an army psychiatrist, who therefore rejected him as insane.)
What really surprised me is notice that Americans make this kind of Question in Job Interviews. Jobs interviews are not like this kind of tests in the rest of the world (well, perhaps in Japan).
In a normal non-American interview, people ask things about the experience and knowledge of the applicant, who is viewed as a responsible adult who can be evaluated based on his/her merits, formation, education, and experience, and not on the result of a single test-like interview.
According to Larry Wall, the linguist who invented/designed the programming language Perl, there are three cardinal virtues of a good programmer. I presume this applies to software engineers.
1: Laziness; 2:Impatience; 3: Hubris.
Think about it.


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When is a statue just a statue? In the Village of Shorewood, not this week. Heated comments were exchanged in response to a blogger, claiming he saw things that weren't there and others suspecting the artist's motives. Who is right?


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Normally I am using something in the range of 300 mm to 500 mm on a 35 mm camera. If I go longer than that, usually it is with a fixed setup when I know where the bird will be, such as a nest hole in the tree trunk, or something similar. Trying to just find something even sitting still with the longer lenses while looking through the viewfinder can be frustrating. It takes a while. The Wimberley tripod head does make a difference in your tracking.
A Townshend's Warbler has been my most surprising so far. He was in a group of Siskins. That female Pileated Woodpecker has proven remarkably elusive so far. I have almost caught her three times now at the suet feeder. If anything moves, she is gone.


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Sisters Christina, Katherine, Lisa, Amy, Lauren, and Dani all harmonize the ballad, which Christina recently performed in the On Air with Ryan Seacrest studio.
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Review: Well, I'm back from Puerto Rico again! this Island amaized me every time I go, people there are so nice and warm that you never want to leave. As plan I returned to Cafe Berlin because as always is been my favorite place in old san juan. For my surprise I found a new dish on the menu, a veggie "parilla" (that means grill vegetables) this comes with tofu sticks in some delicious sauce, hmmm... also I always order the strawberry banana "steak" and the carrot-green apple fresh squeeze juice. I highly recommend to sit back in the terrace and enjoy the view of the plaza with a glass of wine. PS. Always good.
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The thriller "Angel Street" (a 1938 play by Patrick Hamilton originally titled "Gaslight" and famously filmed in 1944 under that title) begins in a Victorian drawing room complete with an imposing fireplace and enclosed enough to give one something of the claustrophobic feeling that Bella Manningham (Janie Brookshire) has been experiencing lately.
With "Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash," the title explains the show itself. It's not the story of Johnny Cash the man, nor his demons or his loves, but of his music, specifically the music he wrote.
In his director's notes for "Soups, Stews, and Casseroles: 1976," Seth Gordon notes that the play "asks questions that are important for us to contemplate and then leave us to work it out in the end. I've heard many an audience member tell me that his or her favorite play is the kind that keeps one talking about it for a long time after viewing."
I wonder how many reviewers will mention West End Players Guild's (WEPG) production of "Opus" in 2013 when they review this one. Is it appropriate to do so?
The Repertory Theatre of St Louis opens its forty-seventh season with a BANG! Director/Choreographer Marcia Milgrom Dodge has brought us a lovely gift in the form of a new production of the venerable "Cabaret".
The mood is set for "Double Indemnity" the minute you walk into the theater. Small windows let in rays of eerie white sunlight. A smoky haze swirls above the stage. The terra cotta roof and plastered walls paired with streaks of sunlight makes it unclear as to whether the scene is set inside or outside, during night or day.
"Venus in Fur" is a clever, funny, and slightly creepy piece from David Ives, the master of the ingenious one-act and the inventive historical adaptation. At 100 minutes or thereabouts it may be a bit repetitious in places, but overall it's a classic example of the "well-made play" a la Terrence Rattigan or J.B. Priestly.
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis's production of "Sense and Sensibility" is polished and entertaining. The story, adapted from the Jane Austen novel, follows two sisters on their quest to find husbands.
Like its protagonist, Amy Herzog's comedy/drama "4000 Miles" seems a bit aimless and not really sure of what it wants to be. The cast does fine work and the technical aspects are, as usual, exemplary, but ultimately the emotional stakes in the script aren't high enough to make it more than moderately interesting.
A Gnome for Christmas (Written by Sarah Brandt, Directed by Doug Finlayson) is a Holiday musical now being presented by the Imaginary Theatre Company, the resident, professional, touring ensemble of The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis.
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I have all my iTunes playlists set up on my home PC, what's the best way to export those to a USB stick so that they can be played in RR on the car PC?
I don't want to copy all the music to the car, just play the playlists from the USB drive.
I used iTunesFusion to export one of my lists to ThumbDrive\Music including an M3U playlist. I pointed the Music and Playlist location in RR Config to the USB drive\Music. RR sees all the folders of the artists, but doesn't display my playlist at all.
Any tips would be great. Thanks!
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the m3u file must have the fullpath of your audiofile.
most m3u files has just the filename.
rr needs the full path.
E:\RR_SKINS\Testmusik\2012-10-27 George Morel & Friends.mp3
E:\RR_SKINS\Testmusik\2013-04-24_harrykleinpodcast_liza_i_love_you_spring_april_ 2013.mp3
E:\RR_SKINS\Testmusik\2013-05-26 - Sonntagsbrunch on MTH House with Marcapasos + Sugar D..mp3
RR-Skin: BMW OpenBM Skin for E39 [never ending progress :-(]
RR-Plugin: IBusCommunicatoRR new Updates
I switched back to the Carwings Dynamic Lite that comes bundled with RR and it worked fine, so I think the issue was with the skin not loading previously created playlist files.


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In the center of the old town is a narrow cobbled street named, as the story goes, for an aristocratic maiden accused of being a witch, then beheaded. Now its fame as nightlife central is second only to that of Copenhagen's Strøget. Despite the flashing neon and booming music of about 30 bars, nightclubs, and restaurants, the street attracts a steady stream of visitors and appeals to all ages.
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Conducted by the Language Policy Committee. This is the final research report from January 2000. The full survey can be found at the end of the report.
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Through the work of the Language Policy Committee, the CCCC and the NCTE passed two language policies, "Students' Right to Their Own Language" (CCCC, l974, Reaffirmed, 2003; NCTE, 2003) and the "National Language Policy" (CCCC, l988, NCTE, l998), that were designed to set the tone for policy and pedagogy development to support language diversity in the classroom. Despite a plethora of research on language differences in the decades since these policies were adopted, experienced professionals in both organizations continue to express concern about current teaching practices and lack of academic preparation in language diversity of college composition instructors. The Language Policy Committee (LPC) has conducted numerous annual panels and preconvention workshops on language diversity and the teaching of composition, dating from 1988 and including the 2015 Convention. In addition to conducting the Language Knowledge and Awareness Survey of CCCC and NCTE membership and a major research report of this work (1996-2000), the LPC wrote the Studies in Writing and Rhetoric publication, Language Diversity in the Classroom: From Intention to Practice (SIU Press, 2003). It also produced an annotated update of the bibliography to Students' Right to Their Own Language (2004-06). The Committee is currently working on a new book for the Studies in Writing and Rhetoric series that goes into greater depth on the intersections of language policy and critical pedagogies for language diversity, composition, and literacy studies.To help teachers identify and implement effective strategies that advance language diversity at their respective institutions and in their respective classrooms, the LPC continues to offer CCCC conferees theory-based/practical strategies to protect language rights and to promote language diversity in the public sphere. On Wednesday, March 18, at the CCCC in Tampa, the LPC offered a half-day workshop entitled "The Risks and Rewards of Linguistically Standing Your Ground: Understanding, Rethinking, and Advocating Linguistic Diversity in the Classroom and Beyond." Building on the conference theme of "Risk and Reward," the LPC invited teachers to participate in this workshop devoted to well-designed pedagogical strategies, discussion of institutional practices, and application of techniques geared toward the social nature of writing. To share studies and stories of our innovative methods, as well as successes and challenges, the LPC framed recent theories and conversations in language and writing studies, and link those with writing strategies, assignment and assessment design, as well as curricular approaches for empowering students (Fowler and Ochsner 2013; Kinloch, 2010; Richardson 2003). Workshop facilitators highlighted new research and theories of language and writing instruction that underscore the importance of carving out space for students' lived experiences and literacy traditions as well as building support networks and practices through culturally relevant teaching that is geared toward "self and collective empowerment" (Richardson 331, 2013; Perryman-Clark, 2012; Wissman, 2011; Kynard, 2010; Winn, 2010). Ideally, teachers will use these strategies, practices, and techniques to build on the intellectual spirit of the "Students' Right to their Own Language" (SRTOL) resolution and the "National Language Policy."
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YAKIMA - The 2011 baseball season ended with semifinal and consolation defeats for the DeSales Irish at the Class 2B state baseball playoffs that wrapped up here Saturday at Yakima Valley College's Parker Field.
DeSales allowed three runs in the bottom of the seventh inning Saturday and succumbed to LaConner, 5-4.
The Irish allowed 11 runs and 13 hits over the final three innings on Friday during a 12-7 loss to defending state champion Seattle Lutheran.
In Friday's other semifinal, Warden downed LaConner, 9-4.
Seattle Lutheran defended its title with a 7-1 win over Warden in Saturday's championship game.
LaConner 5, DeSales 4
Matt McCauley's RBI single to center field, his fourth hit of the game, capped the Braves' come-from-behind triumph in the battle for places three and four.
LaConner took a 1-0 lead in the first on a two-out single by Tyler Howlett.
This occurred after the Irish stranded a runner at second base in the top half of inning one. It was one of 10 DeSales left on base in the game.
Irish frustration continued in the second and third frames. DeSales had a runner picked off of first base in the second and loaded the bases with one out in the third, only to have the threat end with a check-swing line out to first and a strikeout.
Trailing 2-0 in the fifth, the Irish again loaded the bases with one out. Tommy Gregg hit a bouncer to the right side that took a bad hop, glanced off the glove of LaConner second baseman David Carr, and rolled into shallow right field. Darryl Galloway and Travis Haen scored on the play to knot the score at 2-2.
The frame, though productive, ended with the sacks full.
Haen gave DeSales the lead with a two-run single to center in the sixth. Logan Hoeft led off the inning with a walk and gave way to courtesy runner Kyler Pommerening. Brandon Arellano followed with a base on balls. Both runners moved up on a Galloway sacrifice bunt.
The Braves outhit the Irish 14-7.
"We lost that game at the plate," said DeSales coach Kim Cox, who pointed to, among other things, a lack of good swings as a reason for his team's poor offensive showing. "It's kind of the way it seems sometimes. Right when you think you can grab it (a victory), it trickles away from you.
"We're not happy with getting fourth," Cox said. "We deserved fourth based on our execution in crucial situations."
Seattle Lutheran 12, DeSales 7
The Saints marched into the title contest by toppling the Irish on Friday night.
An Evan Clements' check-swing single to right plated the first run of the game in the top half of the initial inning.
It stayed 1-0 until the fourth when Haen looped a two-out single to center to score two runs.
But the Saints sent 10 batters to the plate in the fifth inning and scored seven times on six hits against DeSales starter Vic Mata, who allowed just one hit in innings two, three and four combined after yielding a run on two hits in the first.
"They'd get on a ball and hit it deep," Cox said.
The Irish scored four times in their portion of inning five. Tim Caudill brought home the first run of the stanza with a single to left, Kyle Lindgren drilled a two-RBI triple to right-center, and Arellano blooped an RBI single to center.
Seattle Lutheran put the game away with two runs in both the sixth and seventh innings.
Mata lined an RBI single to left in the sixth to account for the final Irish run of the game.
"We got beat by a better outfit," Cox said. "They're bigger, faster, stronger and more athletic. It was David versus Goliath.
"Our guys competed hard," Cox said. "We were overmatched a bit, but didn't stop playing."
Baserunning was a key to DeSales' downfall. The Irish had one runner forced out at second on a pop fly that dropped in shallow right field in the second inning, another caught trying to steal second in the third, and a base occupant who was thrown out trying to go from first to third on Haen's single.
DeSales left eight runners on the basepaths.
"We had opportunities, but didn't play clean enough," Cox said. "Our baserunning hurt us bad."
The weekend's games were the last in DeSales uniforms for seniors Gregg, Mata, Lindgren and Kincaid Schmitz.
LaConner 5, DeSales 4
DeSales 000 022 0 - 4 7 3
LaConner 101 000 3 - 5 14 2
Hoeft, Lindgren (5) and Duehn. Wilbur and James.
HR - none.
Hits - DeSales: Haen 2, Duehn 2, Arellano, Gregg, Mata. LaConner: McCauley 4, McKnight 2, Howlett 2, Carr 2, James, Wilbur, Johnston, Hartley.
Seattle Lutheran 12, DeSales 7
Seattle Lutheran 100 072 2 - 12 16 2
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White, Webb (6) and Desmond. Mata, Lindgren (7) and Duehn.
HR - none.
Hits - Seattle Lutheran: Webb 3, Clements 3, Desmond 2, Besaw 2, Lisko 2, Savas, White, Schorn, Lovely. DeSales: Haen 3, Fazzari, Gregg, Hoeft, Caudill, Lindgren, Arellano, Mata.
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Van stalled while driving. Gas was E. Added gas still would not start, tried 4 times battery died. Jumped started and drove to gas station 1 mile down the road, van stalled while pulling into station. Added gas tried to start, battery dead after 3 tries. Battery was replaced approx 4 years ago, I'm thinking that is the issue, bad battery.
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The EU Directive on the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) (2002/95/EC) was adopted by the EU on 1 July 2006 and restricts the use of certain hazardous substances in EEE put on the market after this date. The RoHS Directive was reviewed in 2010, which led to its repeal and replacement by a new Directive from 3 January 2013 (2011/65/EU).
The RoHS 2 Directive is transposed into UK law by the Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2012, which came into force on 2 January 2013. The RoHS Regulations 2012 continue to place restrictions on the use of certain hazardous substances in EEE and are relevant to manufacturers selling a wide range of EEE in the EU…
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Please excuse the venting. I just need to write something. My youngest brother passed away in his sleep Sunday night. He was 46 and as far as we knew, healthy. To make matters worse, he was living in Ireland for a time, for his company. Now my poor sister-in-law has to deal with that all by herself. So all I can do is sit here and wait for the body to be flown back later this week. This is my second brother to die in their sleep in two years. Both younger than me. I am having a very hard time with this and pretty much feel like I was sucker punched in the gut. I just can't understand it.
So today I took my bike down to the Blackstone River Trail and rode to the end, turned around and rode back, turned around and rode down again, turned around and rode back, and again, and again. I just rode until I was exhausted trying to relieve the awfulness. That path is 7 miles long and I'm not even sure how many times I did it. Probably not more than 5 or 6 brcause I haven't slept or eaten well in two days so it didn't take long to get burned out. But it may have helped a little.
As always with this group, thanks for lending an ear.