tor Dona IBM servicios de consultoría a organizaciones mexicanas para proyectos de impacto social By www.ibm.com Published On :: lun, 20 feb 2017 07:59:19 GMT Con la finalidad de apoyar el desarrollo de proyectos de alto impacto en la Ciudad de México, la Asociación Mexiana de Ayuda a Niños con Cáncer (AMANC), Fondo Unido México, Fundación Carlos Slim, el Patronato del Museo Nacional de Antropología e IBM, ponen en marcha el día de hoy el programa de consultoría Corporate Service Corps (CSC), en su edición Ciudad de México. Full Article Corporate
tor Organizaciones beneficiadas e IBM, comparten resultados de servicios de consultoría en proyectos de impacto social By www.ibm.com Published On :: mar, 21 mar 2017 05:07:43 GMT Después de un mes de haber iniciado la consultoria pro-bono de IBM denominada Corporate Service Corps (CSC), el día de hoy se hizo la entrega del resumen ejecutivo de cada uno de los proyectos de las organizaciones receptoras de este apoyo: Asociación Mexiana de Ayuda a Niños con Cáncer (AMANC), Fondo Unido México, Fundación Carlos Slim, el Patronato del Museo Nacional de Antropología. Full Article Corporate
tor Dona IBM Servicios de Consultoría a Organizaciones Queretanas para Proyectos de Impacto Social By www.ibm.com Published On :: mar, 03 oct 2017 08:50:58 GMT IBM, Peace Corps y cuatro instituciones locales dieron inicio el día de hoy al programa de consultoría Corporate Service Corps (CSC), en su edición Cd. de Querétaro; con la finalidad de apoyar el desarrollo de proyectos de alto impacto en esta localidad. IBM y Peace Corps (PC) trabajarán en conjunto con la Secretaría de Desarrollo Social del Estado de Querétaro, el Instituto Queretano de las Mujeres, el Municipio de Querétaro - Delegación Santa Rosa Jáuregui, y la Universidad Politécnica de Santa Rosa Jáuregui (UPSRJ). Full Article Corporate
tor IBM Storage Supports Rakon’s International Growth By www.ibm.com Published On :: Sun, 09 Oct 2011 09:33:16 GMT Rakon has selected the IBM Storwize V7000 SAN as part of a strategic storage upgrade to meet the needs of its rapidly expanding international quartz crystal manufacturing business. Full Article Electronics
tor IBM Watson provee información cognitiva en el Torneo de Tenis US Open 2016 By www.ibm.com Published On :: vie, 02 sep 2016 02:24:06 GMT IBM y la Asociación de Tenis de los Estados Unidos (USTA por sus siglas en inglés) anunciaron que IBM Watson participará en el campeonato US Open por primera vez por medio de una nueva característica de consejería cognitiva piloteada en las aplicaciones móviles oficiales del torneo, a fin de mejorar la experiencia de los aficionados presentes en el Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Full Article Analytics
tor IA et Publicité : IBM lance Advertising Accelerator with Watson pour améliorer la performance des campagnes publicitaires By www.ibm.com Published On :: mer., 08 janv. 2020 03:15:45 GMT A l’occasion du CES de Las Vegas, IBM annonce le lancement d’Advertising Accelerator with Watson, une solution unique de prédiction d’audiences pour annonceurs. Full Article IBM Watson
tor IBM and Rail Projects Victoria keeping the $11B Metro Tunnel on track By www.ibm.com Published On :: Fri, 01 Mar 2019 07:52:36 GMT IBM and Rail Projects Victoria keeping the $11B Metro Tunnel on track Full Article All Topics
tor AGC Looks to IBM for Storage Technology By www.ibm.com Published On :: Mon, 06 Dec 2010 02:19:00 GMT IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced that AGC, a leading provider of fabrication, construction and integrated services for the oil, gas and mining industries throughout Australia and South East Asia, selected IBM XIV storage technology to replace its storage system and to support plans for its future business growth. Full Article Storage
tor Bendigo and Adelaide Bank adopts next-gen storage systems for customer service growth By www.ibm.com Published On :: Sun, 29 Jan 2012 10:55:45 GMT IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced that Bendigo and Adelaide Bank has selected IBM XIV Storage System Gen3 as a key infrastructure component for its ongoing development and delivery of customer-focussed business applications. Full Article Storage
tor IBM Adds Smarter Storage to Queensland Sugar for Improved Efficiency and Cost Savings By www.ibm.com Published On :: Mon, 24 Sep 2012 11:31:42 GMT IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced that Queensland Sugar Limited (QSL), a global leader in raw sugar marketing that manages over 90 percent of Australia’s raw sugar exports, has selected IBM advanced storage systems to support rapidly growing data demands. Full Article Storage
tor IBM Green Data Centre To Save Victoria University Thousands in Power Costs By www.ibm.com Published On :: Thu, 09 Apr 2009 01:42:08 GMT IBM today announced that Victoria University has selected IBM to design and build the university’s first green data centre. Full Article Global Technology Services
tor Australian Start-Up Lingmo beats Global Competitors in race to market for AI Translation Earpiece By www.ibm.com Published On :: Wed, 11 Oct 2017 05:26:18 GMT Lingmo’s Translate One2One uses IBM Watson Artificial Intelligence technology to translate in natural language. Full Article IBM Watson
tor IBM Australia signs volume distributor agreement with Synnex By www.ibm.com Published On :: Tue, 28 Jun 2011 01:15:10 GMT IBM (NYSE:IBM) today announced it has selected Synnex, one of Australia’s largest IT distribution companies, as a new IBM System and Technology Group (STG) distributor. The strategic agreement enables IBM to capture a larger share of the lucrative small and medium business IT marketplace with its IBM Express volume hardware products. Full Article Business partners
tor IBM appoints David La Rose as the new Managing Director, IBM Australia and New Zealand By www.ibm.com Published On :: Thu, 09 Nov 2017 04:07:31 GMT IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced the appointment of David La Rose as Managing Director of IBM Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ). He replaces Kerry Purcell, who will return to a senior leadership role in IBM Japan. Full Article Corporate
tor IBM appoints Professor Iven Mareels as new Lab Director of IBM Research-Australia By www.ibm.com Published On :: Wed, 20 Dec 2017 01:18:41 GMT IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced the appointment of Professor Iven Mareels as Lab Director of IBM Research-Australia. Full Article Corporate
tor IBM Appoints Katrina Troughton as Managing Director of IBM Australia and New Zealand By www.ibm.com Published On :: Fri, 26 Jul 2019 03:39:30 GMT IBM Appoints Katrina Troughton as Managing Director of IBM Australia and New Zealand Full Article Corporate
tor 247B, Notes 3: pseudodifferential operators By terrytao.wordpress.com Published On :: Sat, 02 May 2020 19:10:28 +0000 In contrast to previous notes, in this set of notes we shall focus exclusively on Fourier analysis in the one-dimensional setting for simplicity of notation, although all of the results here have natural extensions to higher dimensions. Depending on the physical context, one can view the physical domain as representing either space or time; we […] Full Article 247B - Classical Fourier Analysis math.AP math.CA math.QA almost orthogonality pseudodifferential operators quantum mechanics singular integrals
tor Fun Historical Costumes from National Museums in Edinburgh and Dublin By retrorack.blogspot.com Published On :: Thu, 05 Dec 2019 16:48:00 +0000 I visited both the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh and the Naitonal Museum of Ireland in Dublin, here's some fun fashion related stuff that I saw...In DublinIn Edinburgh Retro Rack is also on facebook where I post additional images and fashion thoughts.You can shop my recommendations via the following lists: Steampunk, Retro Jewelry, Makeup, Retro Clothes, LifestyleProduct links on this blog are usually to Amazon using my associate code. At no additional cost to you this means I get a slight kick back if you make a purchase. Thank you! This allows me to continue to produce this blog without sponsors. Full Article
tor Relaxing Victorians: Casual Wear From Unseen to Seen to Seen by Only a Few ~ Wrappers & Peignoirs & Dressing Gowns to Morning Dresses & Tea Gowns to Lingerie from Gail Carriger By retrorack.blogspot.com Published On :: Wed, 18 Dec 2019 17:17:00 +0000 One of the things the Victorian era saw, Fashionable Reader, was an exploration of that liminal space through casual around the house wear.Wrapper 1855 The Metropolitan Museum of ArtHere we have the wrapper that was only meant to be seen by family.Dressing Gown early 1870s The Metropolitan Museum of ArtDressing Gown 1875 The Kyoto Costume Institute Dressing gowns, banyans and wrappers are often quilted all or in part.Wrapper early 1860s The Metropolitan Museum of ArtOne of the signs of a wrapper is that the waist is designed to be loose or tied tight. Often they split up the front, like a carriage dress or a robe so they can be pulled over a nightgown or underpinnings, like a dressing down but slightly more tailored. Still NOT designed to be worn over a corset. Peignoir 1860-1865 The Metropolitan Museum of ArtPeignoir 1880s The Metropolitan Museum of Art Peignoir seems to be a catch all term. Morning Dress 1860 The Metropolitan Museum of ArtMorning dresses were initially gowns for the breakfast table that did not require a corset.They're characterize by a looser top lots of details in the neck and sleeves. Morning Dress 1872-1873 The Metropolitan Museum of ArtOne of the things we see evolving (and limits being tested) after the 1950s through the 1900s is the idea of what was not meant to be seen (undergarments and nightgowns) to what was initially only meant to be seen by family or lovers (wrappers & peignoirs) to receiving casual around house guests at breakfast (morning dresses) to I'm comfortable at home and I want to show my wealth with yet another space & occasion specific outfit (the tea gown).Tea Gown late 1870s The Los Angeles County Museum of ArtTea gowns were an evolution of the morning gown.Tea Gown 1875 The Metropolitan Museum of ArtTea Gown 1875-1880 The Metropolitan Museum of Art1Harpers Bazar New York Sat June 13 1891 Dressing Gowns NightshirtsThis evolution is coupled with the rise of the middle class, the sexual revolution (including contraception and woman's suffrage) and various other factors.Bed Jacket 1885 The Metropolitan Museum of ArtDressing Jacket 1885-1890 The Metropolitan Museum of Art We see a culmination in this towards the turn of the century in the popularity of (and wide-scale use of the word) negligées and lingerie sets, which specifically implies an article of clothing that is sexual in its nature for it is meant to be seen by a lover. Negligée 1880 The Metropolitan Museum of ArtThis kind of clothing, prior to the first sexual revolution, would not have been acceptable for a fashion house to make, let alone a fashionable lady to purchase.Negligée Callot Soeurs, 1898-1900s The Metropolitan Museum of ArtLingerie Set 1880s The Metropolitan Museum of Art There was also head wear that was designed to be worn exclusively around the house, but that's a whole other story...House Cap 1900 The Metropolitan Museum of ArtFor Primrose!Boudoir Cap 1895 The Metropolitan Museum of Artnightgown 1894 The Metropolitan Museum of ArtDressing Gown 1897-1899 The Metropolitan Museum of ArtRetro Rack is also on facebook where I post additional images and fashion thoughts.You can shop my recommendations via the following lists: Steampunk, Retro Jewelry, Makeup, Retro Clothes, LifestyleProduct links on this blog are usually to Amazon using my associate code. At no additional cost to you this means I get a slight kick back if you make a purchase. Thank you! This allows me to continue to produce this blog without sponsors. Full Article 1850s 1860s 1870s 1880s 1890s 1900s bed jacket boudoir dressing gown dressing jacket lingerie morning dress negligee nightwear Peignoir quilted tea gown undergarments underpinnings wrapper
tor Sample Gail Carriger's Romancing the Inventor Audiobook! By retrorack.blogspot.com Published On :: Tue, 28 Jan 2020 00:25:00 +0000 Listen to a sample of Gail Carriger's Audiobook Romancing the Inventor: A Supernatural Society Novella. You can find this audiobook here: https://gailcarriger.com/youtube_RTI Parlormaid seeks scientist! From New York Times bestselling author Gail Carriger comes a delightful lesbian Victorian romance featuring a maid bent on seducing an imprisoned cross-dressing inventor. FEATHER DUSTER Imogene Hale is a lowly parlormaid with a soul-crushing secret. Desperate to understand her own desires, she takes work at a local vampire hive, only to fall in love with the amazing lady inventor the vampires are keeping in their potting shed. LEATHER GOGGLES Genevieve Lefoux is heartsick, lonely, brilliant, and French. With culture, class, and the lady herself set against the match, can Imogene and her duster win Genevieve’s heart, or will the vampires suck both of them dry? Set in Carriger’s popular steampunk Parasolverse, it’s full of class prejudice, elusive equations, and paranormal creatures taking tea. Retro Rack is also on facebook where I post additional images and fashion thoughts.You can shop my recommendations via the following lists: Steampunk, Retro Jewelry, Makeup, Retro Clothes, LifestyleProduct links on this blog are usually to Amazon using my associate code. At no additional cost to you this means I get a slight kick back if you make a purchase. Thank you! This allows me to continue to produce this blog without sponsors. Full Article
tor Silly stories of Gail Carriger the Fangirl, Bonnets and Glue Guns, Defy or Defend By retrorack.blogspot.com Published On :: Mon, 13 Apr 2020 21:39:00 +0000 I mention my upcoming book, Defy or Defend, and give a few non-spoiler sneak peeks. Retro Rack is now mainly on facebook where I post additional images and fashion thoughts, and you can do the same. Or you can follow me on my regular blog for historical fashion posts, or join my newsletter, The Chirrup, for insider trading information. You can shop my recommendations via the following lists: Steampunk, Retro Jewelry, Makeup, Retro Clothes, LifestyleProduct links on this blog are usually to Amazon using my associate code. At no additional cost to you this means I get a slight kick back if you make a purchase. Thank you! This allows me to continue to blog without sponsors. Full Article
tor The Mandalorian: Behind-The-Scenes Photos from Creators and Cast By www.starwars.com Published On :: Tue, 05 May 2020 21:22:46 +0000 Get behind-the-scenes peeks from the production of The Mandalorian with personal photos from Jon Favreau, Dave Filoni, and many more. Full Article Disney+ The Mandalorian
tor Clone Wars Declassified: 5 Highlights from “Victory and Death” By www.starwars.com Published On :: Fri, 08 May 2020 15:55:01 +0000 In the chilling series finale, Ahsoka and Rex try to survive Order 66 and plot one final escape. Full Article Star Wars: The Clone Wars Clone Wars Declassified Disney+ star wars the clone wars Victory and Death
tor Great Western National Parks Itinerary and Pictorial By www.thatswhatjennisaid.com Published On :: Sun, 25 Aug 2019 19:30:00 +0000 There was a time – before I sank my teeth into the board game hobby and before I took on the demands of being a stepmom to three children - that I planned frequent trips for my friends circle. Each month would see us jet setting off to a different part of the United States (or a different part of the world) in search of adventure and great cuisine. I would pour myself into the research project that proper trip planning requires and create a custom itinerary for our group, working to ensure we caught all the highlights of our destination. This post is about the one I worked up for our last trip to some of the great Western National Parks in the United States. I share it here with the hope that you might find the itinerary useful in planning your trip out west. --> Full Photo Gallery – Come and Explore DAY ONE MORNINGDepart for Butte, Montana Pick up rental car AFTERNOON Lunch (& ice cream) at Matt’s Place (Butte) Transfer to Grand Teton National Park (4.5 hrs) Grand Teton National Park Visitors Center (open till 7pm) EVENINGStop for photos @ Mormon Row Historic District (Antelope Flats Road, Grand Teton National Park, WY) Dinner @ Peaks Restaurant, Signal Mountain Lodge Check in @ Colter Bay Village DAY TWO MORNING AND AFTERNOON5:45am Sunrise excursion to Schwabacher's Landing • Roughly four miles north of Moose off of the main highway. The 1.5 mile gravel access road is currently closed to vehicles due to sequestration; 20 min walk is therefore required to reach the trailhead. The trail follows along the water, heads northwest then turns north to follow a trail along a smaller stream. Five minutes of hiking you should come to a large beaver dam that creates a pond. Circle around the water on the maze of paths that travel north through the woods for 5 more minutes and it will lead to an opening with the classic view. A log bench marks the area, and if you are arriving for sunrise, a photographer usually will also mark the spot. Breakfast @ Ranch House 8am Assemble in lobby to depart for morning tour Sightseeing in Grand Teton NP: • Lake Jenny- Hidden Falls, Inspiration Point, & Cascade Canyon Hike o Starts with a boat ride ($12; service from 8am) across beautiful Jenny Lake to where the trail starts. The half mile hike to Hidden Falls is short and easy. Half mile further to Inspiration Point. The hike from the boat dock to Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point is like a traffic jam after 9am. Option to continue onto Cascade Canyon where the crowds thin and moose and other wildlife are abundant. Signal Mountain Summit Road . The scenic Signal Mountain Road is a five mile, 1,000 foot climb of switchbacks to an observation area at the top of Signal Mountain. Set far apart from the next highest mountain peak, Signal Mountain provides breathtaking views of the Tetons’ towering peaks, the flat glacial plains below, Jackson Lake and the Snake River beyond. From Lake Jenny, travel N on the Grand Teton Road and take a right onto Signal Mountain Road. Lunch @ Signal Mountain Lodge (Trapper’s Grill or Leek’s Pizza) Afternoon at leisure at Colter Bay Village (horseback riding, kayaking, canoe rentals, etc) EVENINGDinner @ Ranch House or Chuckwagon DAY THREE MORNINGBreakfast @ Ranch House Transfer to Yellowstone National Park (1.5 hrs) Optional brief stop at West Thumb for photos (keep bear spray handy) Sightseeing in the Upper Geyser Basin: • Old Faithful • Black Sand and Biscuit Basin Trails (1/2 mile easy boardwalk trail each) • Geyser Hill Loop Trail (1.3 miles easy boardwalk trail) • Morning Glory Pool AFTERNOONLunch @ Old Faithful Inn Deli Sightseeing in the Midway and Lower Geyser Basin: • Despite its small size Midway possesses two of the largest hot springs in the world. Grand Prismatic Spring, nearly 370 feet in diameter, sits upon a large mound surrounded by small step-like terraces. The other feature, Excelsior Geyser, erupted nearly 300 feet high before the 1900s. It is now a dormant geyser and is considered a hot spring, discharging more than 4050 gallons of boiling water per minute. Other colorful springs include Turquoise and Indigo springs, known for their pale and dark blue colors. Across the Firehole River from Excelsior and Grand Prismatic springs are a series of small isolated, pristine springs and mud pots. The Rabbit Creek drainage possesses some colorful and unusual features and most are unnamed. Caution should be exercised while exploring this vicinity since the ground is unstable and trails are not maintained. • The Lower Geyser Basin encompasses nearly 12 square miles, with most of the thermal features widely scattered in small groups. We will visit the Fountain Group, White Dome Group, & White Creek Group at minimum and venture onto the Firehole Lake Group and the Imperial Group if there is time. The Lower Geyser Basin possesses a large variety of thermal features, including mud pots, geysers, pools, springs, and fumaroles. Great Fountain Geyser is one of the grand geysers in the Lower Geyser Basin. It erupts from a large, terraced platform with massive bursts exploding up to 150 feet high. White Dome Geyser does not have spectacular eruptive displays, but it does have one of the largest pink and white streaked cones in the Park. EVENINGCheck in @ Old Faithful Inn Dinner @ Old Faithful Lodge Cafeteria DAY FOUR MORNING AND AFTERNOONBreakfast @ Old Faithful Inn Traverse the Fishing Bridge Sightseeing in Hayden Valley: • Wildlife Viewing • Sulphur Caldron • Mud Volcano Interpretive Trail (3/4 mile, easy) Sightseeing in Canyon Area: • South Rim Drive o Picnic Lunch at Artist Point • North Rim Drive o walk from Inspiration Point to Grandview Pointo Brink of the Lower Falls Trail (1/2 mile, steep/moderate) Especially scenic, this trail branches off of the North Rim Trail at the Brink of the Upper Falls parking area • Canyon Visitor Center EVENINGCheck in @ Canyon Lodge Dinner @ Canyon Lodge Dining Room DAY FIVE MORNING6am Depart for wildlife viewing in Lamar Valley (snacks in the car) 9am Breakfast @ Roosevelt Lodge Sightseeing in Northern Yellowstone: • Tower Falls o Stop at Tower General Store to pick up Picnic Lunch supplies • Undine Falls o Scenic pullout on the right • Gibbon Falls • Mammoth Springs (2 hrs) o Lower Terraces including: Opal Terrace Liberty Cap Palette Spring Minerva Terrace Cleopatra Terrace Jupiter Terrace Main Terrace Canary Spring Overlooko Upper Terraces including: Prospect Terrace New Highland Terrace Orange Spring Mound Bath Lake White Elephant Back Terrace Angel Terrace• Fort Yellowstone, time permitting • Optional stop @ Norris Geyser Basin, time permitting EVENINGCheck in @ Three Bears Lodge Dinner @ Taqueria Las Palmitas ($) or Madison Crossing Lounge ($$) Ice cream @ Espresso West DAY SIX MORNINGBreakfast @ Woodside Bakery in West Yellowstone (world famous cinnamon rolls) Check out & transfer to Butte (2.5 hrs) AFTERNOONLunch on the road Depart for home from Butte airport Full Article travel Yellowstone
tor NEWS: Toronto Comic Arts Festival By starfightercomic.com Published On :: Wed, 05 May 2010 02:40:00 GMT I'll be at TCAF in Toronto this weekend with thepapermouse -- just for fun! I won't be at a table, but YOU CAN buy Starfighter: Chapter 01 from the Saicoink's (romanshoubu) table! I don't have a number for where Saicoink will be, but I do know it's on the first floor somewhere (I'll update if I find out more!). If you find me, I can give you a sticker and my sweet love. Don't worry, I'll be gentle.Con InfoSee you there! -HamletMachine Full Article
tor Visitors By thebrowndogblog.blogspot.com Published On :: Wed, 15 Dec 2010 20:18:00 +0000 Her daddy is out of town this week, so Miss Addison Mae is back in brown dog land! Unfortunately, the browns were not too excited at all to see her and Wrigley even HID! She is doing great, though, and I was happy to see her after a month of her being away. The first night I couldn't remember how I did everything with so many dogs, but now I'm back in the swing of things and everything is going smoothly. She leaves again on Friday, so I am enjoying our time together while it lasts.In other news, my neighbor is also a yoga student of mine and heard me talking about Maizy's work at the library (which she hasn't been doing since her tail amputation several months ago because it took her so long to heal from that surgery) and asked if she could stop by with her kids someday. I said sure and yesterday she stopped over with the kids who read to Maizy, petted Hannibal the cat, and were licked by Probert (who is crated in the living room until Addison's departure because they stress each other out). Maizy was ecstatic to have visitors who were paying attention to her and after only a half-hour visit, she spent the rest of the day in recovery sleeping. Some "nanny dog"! Hehe. Probert was less enthusiastic, but was very tolerant and observant. He is not so used to children, but I thought he did great. Only one growl when the kids were getting too crazy by his crate, but he is entitled to give warnings if he doesn't like something. Wrigley did not come visit because he would have steamrolled those poor children with his boisterous enthusiasm for all things. :DIn closing, here is an updated photo of all three browns. Do you know who is who? Full Article Addy Maizy pictures Probert Wrigley
tor 24 Things, Potentially, But History Suggests Otherwise. Thing 2. By johnfinnemore.blogspot.com Published On :: Mon, 02 Dec 2019 17:00:00 +0000 Full Article
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tor Ken and Robin Talk About Stuff: Not Quite Doctor Cowboy By robin-d-laws.blogspot.com Published On :: Fri, 21 Feb 2020 13:56:00 +0000 In the latest episode of their pageant-like podcast, Ken and Robin talk where to start with Earth, your conspiracy bookshelf, Moina and Samuel Mathers, and The Rise of Skywalker. Full Article Ken and Robin Talk About Stuff
tor U.S. Financial System “Monitor” Failed to Flash Warning as Fed Pumped $6 Trillion Emergency Liquidity into Wall Street By wallstreetonparade.com Published On :: Fri, 08 May 2020 12:49:24 +0000 U.S. Financial System “Monitor” Failed to Flash Warning as Fed Pumped $6 Trillion Emergency Liquidity into Wall Street By Pam Martens and Russ Martens: May 8, 2020 ~ The Office of Financial Research (OFR) was created under the Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation of 2010 to keep the Financial Stability Oversight Council (F-SOC) informed on emerging threats that have the potential to implode the financial system — as occurred in 2008 in the worst financial crash since the Great Depression. The Trump administration has gutted both its funding and staff. One of the early warning systems of an impending financial crisis that OFR was supposed to have created is the heat map above. Green means low risk; yellow tones mean moderate risk; while red tones flash a warning of a serious problem. On September 17, 2019, liquidity was so strained on Wall Street that the Federal Reserve had to step in and began providing hundreds of billions of dollars per week in repo loans. By January 27, 2020 (before … Continue reading → - Full Article Uncategorized
tor Home workouts 101: Creative ways these innovators are staying fit By www.espn.com Published On :: Fri, 20 Mar 2020 13:17:12 EST As the coronavirus pandemic has forced us to break out of our normal sports and fitness routines, these innovators -- and professional athletes -- are making the most of their time at home with creative takes on the games and workouts we know and love. Full Article
tor Pole vault event held in competitors' backyards By www.espn.com Published On :: Sun, 3 May 2020 14:09:20 EST Mondo Duplantis of Sweden and Renaud Lavillenie of France tied for the gold medal Sunday during a men's pole vault competition held in their own backyards. Full Article
tor Spidey Super Stories #31 By scans-daily.dreamwidth.org Published On :: Mon, 04 May 2020 19:11:57 GMT Posted by: cyberghostface ( Scans under the cut... ) comments Full Article char: doctor doom/victor von doom char: spider-man/peter parker title: spidey super stories char: moondragon/heather douglas char: marvel boy/captain marvel/noh-varr publisher: marvel comics
tor Hugo: Best Editor, Short Form - starting point By rmc28.dreamwidth.org Published On :: Sun, 26 Apr 2020 08:44:44 GMT The finalists are: Neil Clarke Ellen Datlow C.C. Finlay Jonathan Strahan Lynne M. Thomas and Michael Damian Thomas Sheila Williams I'm a subscriber to Uncanny Magazine, edited by the Thomases, and a Patreon supporter of Clarkesworld, edited by Neil Clarke. I keep up with neither magazine as much as I'd like, but I generally enjoy both of them. Uncanny Magazine in particular has a very high hit rate for me when I do make time to read it. (I also had the pleasure of meeting Neil Clarke in his kaffeeklatsch at Dublin Worldcon last year, which I really enjoyed & learned a lot from.) I have one of Jonathan Strahan's anthologies from last year, Mission:Critical on my to-read pile, and I've also been eyeing the Made to Order: Robots and Revolution anthology published this year. Ellen Datlow edits a lot of horror, which I'm cautious of, and I happen not to have read any of the Tor.com short fiction she acquired last year, but that could be remedied (in a well-lit room during the day, etc). She also lists a couple of anthologies, and while I'm not touching a Best Horror of the Year anthology, I might risk the ghost stories anthology. C.C. Finlay and Sheila Williams edit respectively F&SF Magazine and Asimov's Science Fiction, neither of which I subscribe to or read regularly, but because I'm already not keeping up with the things I do subscribe to, not for any stronger or more considered reason. comments Full Article hugos:2020
tor Hugo: Best Editor, Long Form - starting point By rmc28.dreamwidth.org Published On :: Tue, 28 Apr 2020 07:01:06 GMT The finalists are: Sheila E. Gilbert Brit Hvide Diana M. Pho Devi Pillai Miriam Weinberg Navah Wolfe You can find lists of books published in 2019 edited by each of these finalists at this crowdsourced page at File 770, of which: Brit Hvide: 2 books on my wishlist Devi Pillai: 1 read, 2 on wishlist Miriam Weinberg: 2 on wishlist Navah Wolfe: 1 read, 1 on to-read pile Devi Pillai edited A Memory Called Empire by Arkady Martine, which I love so much, and Navah Wolfe edited The Twisted Ones by Ursula Vernon, which is one of the few marketed-as-horror books I have willingly read. (It won't ever be my favourite Vernon book, but it was a good read.) comments Full Article editor:devi pillai editor:sheila e gilbert editor:miriam weinberg editor:brit hvide hugos:2020 editor:navah wolfe editor:diana m pho ríomhphost
tor Anti-Inflammatory Orange Turmeric Tea plus 10 Healthy Benefits of Turmeric By rawon10.blogspot.com Published On :: Fri, 08 Apr 2016 21:34:00 +0000 Tumeric is famously anti-inflammatory and can be enjoyed many different ways, including juiced raw. But today, I wanted to pass on this super easy tea (psst, it's not raw!).I've been drinking it almost every morning for a couple months now and it's still delicious to me, which is a good thing. Turmeric has so many beneficial qualities ... let us count the ways (scroll below for the tea how-to).1. Anti-inflammatory.Turmeric, the brightly colored spice that gives curry it's intense color, contains beneficial compounds that have positive health benefits. The main compounds are the curcuminoids and the most important of these is curcumin. One of the most beneficial things curcumin can do is lessen inflammation, which is implicated in most Western diseases.To be fair, inflammatory responses are a good thing. We wouldn't be able to wage a defense against bacteria and viruses, or injuries, for example, without a strong inflammatory response. However, too much of a good thing can cause problems. Chronic inflammation has been implicated in many diseases that plague us today, including heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer's, and obesity. Curcumin can reduce inflammation as effectively as some anti-inflammatory medications, but without the side effects. One of the ways it does this is by inhibiting (NF)-kB. 2. AntioxidantOxidation is a chemical reaction that produces free radicals. Free radicals have unpaired electrons. These lonely little fragments damage cells and wreak havoc and destruction wherever they go. Antioxidants, like curcumin, terminate the chain reactions that lead to unpaired electrons and, therefore, free radicals and the damage they cause. Seriously, it's the radicals, man. 3. Heart HealthAlmost 50% of Americans will die prematurely from heart disease. Heart disease and chronic inflammation are so closely linked that inflammation is thought to be an atherogenic response (atherogenic means it causes atherosclerosis, aka, cardiovascular disease, heart disease, and is also peripheral artery disease). It's even thought possible that the slight benefit sometimes derived from statins could be due to their anti-inflammatory properties. Reducing inflammation is a vital key to reducing heart disease.Curcumin is a potent COX-2 inhibitor, that 4. CancerCurcumin is being investigated as prevention and treatment for cancers such as that of the colon and pancreas. Chronic inflammation and free radicals promote cancer. Reducing those conditions can be preventive and curcumin works well at both. 5. Arthritis Inflammation is an important mechanism in arthritis. Curcumin acts as a COX-2 inhibitor in the same way pharmaceutical drugs such as Celebrex do, but without the dangerous side effects. The tea below, as well as curcumin supplements can ease the pain of arthritis and rejuvenate mobility.7. Alzheimer's India has a low incidence of Alzheimer's, possibly linked to higher intake of curcumin. Because inflammation plays such a big part in most disease, including Alzheimer's, it can be protective and preventative.8. Brain FunctionAlzheimer's is not the only thing that can go awry in brain function, and again, inflammation is implicated. In this case, it's known as neuroinflammation, or inflammation specifically in the brain and reducing that can help overall brain function. 9. DepressionDepression and anxiety are often linked to brain inflammation (this is why going gluten free can help mood, as well). It seems to offer some improvement and relief to those who have depression.10. Gall Bladder Function Curcumin causes the gall bladder to contract, which stimulates bile formation and gall bladder emptying and a freely flowing gallbladder is a happy, healthy one (unless you have a stone blocking the exit, which can cause a painful gallbladder attack). 11. PepperI can't talk about turmeric and curcumin without also mentioning black pepper. The Piperine in black pepper increases the absorption of curcumin by 2000% (that's 20x). So, add a little bit of black pepper to whatever you make with turmeric for the greatest benefit. It tastes good, too.*Do not use turmeric or curcumin if you are using blood thinners such as Warfarin or if you have existing gall bladder disease. This tea (and this salad dressing, too) are delicious ways to get a healthy dose of turmeric.Orange Turmeric Teaserves 3 ~ $.33 per servingingredients1 orange, peeled and chopped ($.70)1 teaspoon powdered tumeric ($.10)1 teaspoon caraway seeds($10)a few black peppercorns, or pinch of black pepperstevia or sweetener, if desired ($.10)directionsPlace the orange, turmeric, and caraway seeds in a large saucepan with four cups water. Bring to a boil over high heat and continue to boil for about five minutes. This will reduce any bitterness in the turmeric.Add the peppercorns or pinch of pepper and steep for a minute or two. Strain through a fine mesh strainer into mugs and and the sweetener of your choice, if desired. Full Article
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tor Mr. Gonzi's victory; was the contest necessary? By maltaobserver.blogspot.com Published On :: Sun, 26 Feb 2012 10:25:00 +0000 PM in Marsascala during his tour for supportIn todays The Times one can read that PM Lawrence Gonzi gained 96,5 per cent of the vote in the PN leadership contest. It gives The Observer a flashback from the sixties when Leonid Brezhnev gained 105 per cent of the vote in former Soviet Union. That is what can be called a good and fair election! To avoid any misunderstanding; of course yesterday's election can not be regarded otherwise than fair. But was it necessary? Even if Mr. Gonzi felt that he needed to have his leadership confirmed, the outcome of the vote is still not a true and fair view on the situation in The Nationalist Party since Mr. Gonzi was the only candidate. Say for instance that Mr. Debono had challenged Mr. Gonzi regarding the leadership (he has challenged him about almost everything else). Of course Mr. Gonzi would not have gained 96,5 per cent of the vote. That is as certain as it is that Mr. Debone would have lost such a debacle. Mr. Debono has previously tried very hard to commit political suicide and if he had challenged Mr. Gonzi regarding the leadership he would surely have succeeded. One can wonder if all this really was necessary. Mr. Gonzi is the undisputed leader of the Nationalist Party no matter what Mr. Debono tries to do. Even if there are a number of opponents to Mr. Gonzi in the party they are not as stupid as to challenge Mr. Gonzo in this political situation. They would, in that case, have gone down together with Mr. Debono. Full Article
tor A Maltese priest’s distorted view of the judiciary's role in society By maltaobserver.blogspot.com Published On :: Tue, 28 Feb 2012 08:19:00 +0000 In yesterdays The Times a Maltese priest, Mgr. Anton Gaucia, complains once more that a High Court in London a few weeks ago gave a sentence ruling that “the Catholic Church can be held liable for the wrongdoings of its priests”. Mgr. Gaucia have earlier, January 8 in Sunday Times, made the same complaint. Now Mgr. Gaucia also complains over the fact that a Mr. Justice in London has ruled that “the saying of prayers as part of the formal meeting of a council is not lawful”, adding that “there is no statutory power permitting the practice to continue”. First things first; of course the Church shall be liable for what its employees/priests do in Alphain their capacity as priests. The children in these cases were in the care of a Catholic institution. I wonder what Mgr. Gaucia would say about if a municipal employee at a daycare sexually molest a child that the child’s parents left in its care. Of course, the municipality would be responsible for its negligence and for its failure to protect a child. The same goes of course for the Church. Mgr. Gaucia may of course, probably not being a father himself in the more down to earth sense, not understand what damage the Church and its priests done to these children. The people The Observer talked to in this matter in Malta all agree with The Observer and I think it would be wise of the Church to listen to the people in this.Second; it might soon be time for priests like Mgr. Gauci and his colleagues to realize what century they live in. The time when Catholics ruled southern Europe is gone forever. There are Muslims, Hindus, Jews and many other people of different beliefs that have and are going to have positions in the society among which, of course, also positions in a council. Does Mgr. Gauci really mean that these people must attend Catholic or Protestant prayers? Or shall they leave when such prayer is to be said? Another possibility would of course be to have, say ten, different rooms where people of different beliefs could pray in accordance with such belief before the council meeting. Mgr Gauci, please grow up and realize what reality you live in. Full Article
tor Strategic oil storage to be full by mid-May: Dharmendra Pradhan - Livemint By news.google.com Published On :: Fri, 08 May 2020 17:24:07 GMT Strategic oil storage to be full by mid-May: Dharmendra Pradhan LivemintIndia's fuel demand nearly halves in April amid national lockdown Hindustan TimesDharmendra Pradhan hints at new gas policy, says low oil prices no answer Zee NewsIndia has ample crude oil reserves: Pradhan The Tribune IndiaIndia's Fuel Consumption Falls 46% To Lowest Since 2007 NDTV ProfitView Full coverage on Google News Full Article
tor History of Lisp By lambda-the-ultimate.org Published On :: Sat, 25 Aug 2018 17:43:23 +0000 History of Lisp (The history of LISP according to McCarthy's memory in 1978, presented at the ACM SIGPLAN History of Programming Languages Conference.) This is such a fun paper which I couldn't find on LtU. It's about the very early history of programming (1950s and '60s), back when things we take for granted today didn't exist yet. On taking apart complex data structures with functions like CAR and CDR: It was immediately apparent that arbitrary subexpressions of symbolic expressions could be obtained by composing the functions that extract immediate subexpressions, and this seemed reason enough to go to an algebraic language. On creating new data, i.e. CONS: At some point a cons(a,d,p,t) was defined, but it was regarded as a subroutine and not as a function with a value. ... Gelernter and Gerberich noticed that cons should be a function, not just a subroutine, and that its value should be the location of the word that had been taken from the free storage list. This permitted new expressions to be constructed out of subsubexpressions by composing occurrences of cons On inventing IF: This led to the invention of the true conditional expression which evaluates only one of N1 and N2 according to whether M is true or false and to a desire for a programming language that would allow its use. On how supreme laziness led to the invention of garbage collection: Once we decided on garbage collection, its actual implementation could be postponed, because only toy examples were being done. You might have heard this before: S.R. Russell noticed that eval could serve as an interpreter for LISP, promptly hand coded it, and we now had a programming language with an interpreter. And the rest is history... Full Article Fun History
tor Selective Functors By lambda-the-ultimate.org Published On :: Tue, 05 Mar 2019 17:12:26 +0000 From Andrey Mokhov's twitter feed: Is there any intermediate abstraction between applicative functors and monads? And if yes, what is it? In a new paper with @geo2A, @simonmar and @dimenix we explore "selective functors", which are essentially applicative functors with branching: https://www.staff.ncl.ac.uk/andrey.mokhov/selective-functors.pdf We've implemented selective functors in Haskell: https://github.com/snowleopard/selective, OCaml: https://github.com/snowleopard/selective-ocaml, and even Coq: https://github.com/tuura/selective-theory-coq (the Coq repository contains some proofs of correctness that our selective instances are lawful). And there is also a PureScript fork! Full Article Functional Implementation Meta-Programming
tor Smartphones aan spotprijzen, ze bestaan nog: onze gadget inspector test er twee - Het Belang van Limburg By news.google.com Published On :: Sat, 09 May 2020 09:00:00 GMT Smartphones aan spotprijzen, ze bestaan nog: onze gadget inspector test er twee Het Belang van LimburgGETEST. Spotgoedkope smartphones van minder dan 100 euro Het NieuwsbladHele verhaal bekijken via Google Nieuws Full Article
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tor Toronto’s Long-Term Financial Plan: The Bill is Due By torontoist.com Published On :: Wed, 14 Mar 2018 17:12:54 +0000 As his parting gift to Toronto Council, City Manager Peter Wallace spells out the effect of years of promised new services and infrastructure unmatched by revenue to build and operate our dream city. Toronto Council is good at making promises, voting for better services, new transit lines, a revitalized expressway, but too many of these promises depend on money the city does not have. At budget time, city staff work their magic and trim spending to fit the available dollars. Programs are stretched to make do with less […] The post Toronto’s Long-Term Financial Plan: The Bill is Due appeared first on Torontoist. Full Article news
tor Has Toronto Become a City of Instagram Photo Ops? By torontoist.com Published On :: Mon, 19 Mar 2018 19:28:32 +0000 Food, art, even public space now seems to revolve around aesthetic value as judged by the social network. Whether it’s a small new restaurant or a major art gallery exhibition, it seems Toronto’s cultural institutions must cater to the “like” seeking set. The price of success today is a sacrifice made at the altar of Instagram. Of course, to some, it’s not viewed as a sacrifice at all, especially when it boosts business […] The post Has Toronto Become a City of Instagram Photo Ops? appeared first on Torontoist. Full Article cityscape AGO instagram Toronto Toronto food toronto restaurants