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In any case, it was probably just my father and me, and we would’ve sat on the right-hand side, five or six rows back, the two aisle seats, like always.\n\nThere’s another essay to be written about the time my dad, a Southern Baptist minister, took 13-year old me to see Jonathan Demme’s Philadelphia at the same South Carolina theatre, and the powerful personal impact that had on my life. But Jodie Foster’s extraordinary, eternally underappreciated Home for the Holidays is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its release, so that’s the one I’m focusing on here.\n\nHome for the Holidays tells the story of recently fired art restorer and single mom Claudia Larson (Holly Hunter) and her trek home to visit her eccentric, slightly bonkers family over Thanksgiving. These days, I identify with Claudia more than any other character in the film (at 35, I’m a year younger than Hunter was when she shot the film), but at that point Robert Downey Jr.’s Tommy, Claudia’s brother, was my way in. As a South Carolina teenager slowly coming into his own queer identity, I had few options in terms of onscreen LGBT representation. The aforementioned Philadelphia? MTV’s The Real World? Was that it? Amidst the paucity of queer youth representation, the shock of encountering Downey Jr.’s gay Tommy in a deceptively light family dramedy that didn’t revolve around his existence was particularly revelatory. Philadelphia had been About Homosexuality, Home for the Holidays simply made room for it, providing a more directly relatable experience for someone just waking to sexual possibility. It’s interesting, too (and especially so for a ’90s teen), how playful and teasingly mysterious the film is in terms of sexual identity, leaving unanswered until the halfway mark the identity of Leo Fish (!), Tommy’s new friend played by Dylan McDermott, and later eavesdropping on the masculine phone interplay between Downey Jr. and his partner (“I miss you, man.”). And then there’s the surprising cross-generational make-out session in the opening scene between Claudia and her boss, played by Austin Pendleton. (Little did this 15-year-old know he’d direct Pendleton one day!) All stunningly eye-opening for a Southern teenage film buff looking to expand his horizons.\n\n(This was likely around the same time I found out the son of one of my dad’s most trusted church elders was gay. He was an employee, at different times, of both the movie theater down the street from the Julia, the Capri III, and the local video store, Finklea’s. Unsurprisingly, the man didn’t come to church very often, so I would only see him at the movies. Sometime around 1992 or 1993, he gave me a Batman Returns poster, a poignant gift from one relative stranger to another.)\n\nI’m not sure if at that point in my life – or, more specifically, my life of movie-watching beyond the ample characters found in animated films, musicals and syndicated television (Little House on the Prairie, The Waltons, Full House, etc.) – I had yet encountered an ensemble film made by and for adults, in which multiple points of view and life experiences shot across the screen rapid fire, and in which the narrative was driven by quotidian experience and the push and pull of familial relations. What a revelation to encounter the energy of an action movie inside a film about being a member of a family. Ten years before discovering Cassavetes, this was as close as I would have gotten to the fiercely cinematic potential of family dynamics. And what a wonder – and this is to the film’s tremendous credit – that this largely secular Maryland clan, which couldn’t be further from my own experience, felt entirely universal, even at that young age.\n\nNone of this is to mention the artistic triumph of Jodie Foster’s film. Foster is on the record as saying she was inspired by Cassavetes’ overlapping dialogue and emotions, and indeed what we find in this ostensibly crowd-pleasing mid-90s Hollywood dramedy is a hilarious, poignant and tumultuous combination of 1940s screwball comedy, 1970s character piece, 1980s slapstick and 1990s indie drama. Few American films, not to mention comedies, have felt as chaotic and alive as Foster’s film does, in no small part due to the clear and obvious affection Foster has for both the actors and the characters. Home for the Holidays is tightly scripted, but feels completely free, almost improvised. There is the shagginess of a Hal Ashby film, the bite of an Elaine May film, the wildness of Cassavetes, all packed inside the unfortunately now-clichéd brown-gray naturalistic sheen of The Indie Dramedy.\n\nI can’t think of a more touching scene in American movies than the moment when Hunter and Downey Jr. spontaneously and simultaneously drop their dessert forks and embrace, a hug that contains their entire, inextricable lives, and which fuels them for both the minutes and the years ahead. And indeed, the movie revels in the unexpected, both large and small, and shares with filmmakers like Cassavetes, May, Ashby, even Maurice Pialat, a probing interest in what lies both before and beyond the traditional cutting point, in the space where secret lives reside, and with humanizing characters who, in lesser hands, would come off as caricatures. The lingering melancholy on Geraldine Chaplin’s face after her quietly operatic confession of love to Charles Durning; Cynthia Stevenson’s checking in with her dad about his pills before having a turkey thrown into her lap. Only Arnaud Desplechin’s A Christmas Tale has matched Home for the Holidays in terms of tonal dynamics, unpredictability, authenticity, life and humor in the family holiday film.\n\nIn the final moments of the film, the past and the present collapse into one, as Claudia heads home and her most recent trip home becomes its own flashback, another family memory. Such memories have not decreased in significance for me over the years. The happiest of my life are those made between early November and the end of December. As you read this, I’m now back home in Charleston, SC, having traveled there from Chicago to spend 10 days with my own parents, and my sister. While my own family isn’t as combative and talky as the Larson clan, there is an exhilaratingly bittersweet quality to all family life, moreso as the years go on; reality educates us and life leads us in different directions. It’s important that we keep telling stories about family, because yours is mine and mine is yours, happy and unhappy in their own way, all year round. As Claudia says to her mother, having snuck into the pantry to escape the dining room apocalypse, “Everybody’s growing up. We’re all growing up.”",
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"So why a custom engine?\n\nAbout ten years ago, I started writing a bunch of D3D stuff, first in C# and then in C++ and wrote a small game engine. I've written numerous smaller games and engines in D3D, and decided to switch to OpenGL a while back to learn that API instead.\n\nWhen I discuss game development with people and they hear that we're building the game engine and all tooling for the game ourselves, people often stop to ask me why.\n\nThis is in no way a bad question - In retrospect, it sometimes seems a bit insane to write it from scratch, especially since we're doing cross-platform development, trying to get the game to constantly build on Linux, Windows and OSX. There's a lot of engines that can do this for you.\n\nI don't really have a better answer than \"Because it's fun\" to be honest. I could pull out all kinds of arguments about how writing a game from scratch in C++ gives me full control over my code, and how it *must* be a lot more performant. But in the end, it's mainly because it's fun, and because you learn a lot of stuff when you do something like this.\n\nOn to the technical side - The game engine is written in C++. We use CMake to generate project files on each platform/compiler (right now, we got a working build for MSVC and GCC, and we're working on building on Clang as well). Another REALLY important part for me, is the use of a sane piece of version history software (in my case, Git). It's not just about having backups, but actually being able to track changes, find bugs when they occured at some unknown point in time etc.\n\nCMake helps us generate everything we need, such as build files for the game plus all dependencies (which are stored as git submodules with their own CMake files). After this, we run a series of Python scripts to generate a bunch of JSON files with resources and mappings (BSON in debug builds) as well as copying in all the assets for the game (Yes, you generally want to keep these in a separate repository, at least if you're on Git. Trust me.)\n\nThe game also makes use of a bunch of JSON files for levels (and again, BSON in release/optimized builds). I wrote an editor in C# and WPF for this:",
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"a Kindle Touch displaying a \"find it\" type of game\n\nYesterday’s bizarre price osculations on the Kindle Voyage and Kindle Paperwhite got me thinking about older Kindle models, and what they used to be able to do.\n\nTell me, do you know what Kindle Active Content was?\n\nThis was the name Amazon gave to a category of apps, games, puzzles, and word games like Scrabble that we used to be able to run on the Kindle.\n\nThe first few titles in this category were released in 2010, and new titles were added every so often by Amazon and third-party developers, and Amazon even had about 20 free titles you could install for free.\n\nThe apps varied from complex apps such as the choose your own adventure type of book like Dusk World (or Coliloquy’s apps) to simple games like dots and boxes. There was a wide variety that included crosswords, utilities, and even a test prep apps.\n\nThis renaissance lasted until 2014, when Amazon released the Kindle Voyage. This was the first new Kindle model to not support Kindle Active Content. Subsequent models also lacked support, and while you can in fact still install some of the existing Kindle Active Content listed in the Kindle Store, the program is effectively dead.\n\nI can’t say I miss it because Amazon never really made it convenient to switch between an app and the ebook I was reading; unlike smartphones, the Kindle always took nearly a minute to close one and open the other.\n\nBut it was still nice on long flights to pull out a Kindle and challenge my seatmate to a game of tic-tac-toe.\n\nFor those of you who used to have older Kindle, do you miss having games and word apps on your Kindle?\n\nDid anyone keep an older Kindle model just for the games?\n\nI’m releasing my photos under a CC license\n\nThe one and only thing I miss would be an Interactive Fiction interpreter – but that’s still available, although it requires a JB. Plus, I’ve got ZMPP on my Fire, which is good enough.\n\nSo, no, not really. It seems like these days \"active content\" equals \"apps\" equals tablets. For me, anything on an e-reader that distracts from reading (or does not enhance reading) is superflous. I don’t even use the Goodreads integration on my PW – that’s for my smartphone to tinker with.\n\nOther than the fact that I can sit and read in bright sunshine with as many books on my Kindle as on my shelves at home my favourite thing about my Paperwhite is the fact that it cannot distract me by playing games, surfing the web, etc. The dictionary and wiki features I do use, very infrequently, mostly when I want to elucidate a current American cultural reference which I’m too old to understand.\n\nstill have a kindle keyboard that my girlfriend reads on from time to time. used to play scrabble on it years ago, but no longer. the newer version for the fire tablet is much more sophisticated and easier to use. in addition, one can play scrabble in foreign languages.\n\nNo. The experience of \"active content\" is so sub-par to what you get with a smartphone that I never used it after one time.\n\nThe choice your own adventure type content is cute but it isn’t popular.\n\nI still use a Kindle Touch that requires me to sideload all my books, even those from Amazon.\n\nI never knew these games existed. I don’t know if my Kindle carries them, and I’m not interested in finding out.\n\nAs always, the \"I just want to READ!\" faction is the most vocal… 😉\n\nPersonally, I was lured to the Kindle ecosystem after becoming an Amazon Prime subscriber (and accepting that B&N would never add directory support to my beloved Nook). I loathe devices lacking expandable local storage but compromised on a Kindle Touch since it at least has a headphone jack, MP3 player and TTS with an 800x600x16 greyscale eink screen.\n\nMy firmware version 5.3.7.3 is still functionally integrated with the Kindle Store, even if the internal 4GB holds only 511 books (not 3000 as promised) plus 1879 in the cloud.\n\nAnd yes, I have Active Content: 7 Dragons Calendar, Notepad and KJV Bible. They all still work in the 28MB storage remaining! Being able to add rudimentary PDA capability was important to me – and *hundreds* of other people!\n\nOf course, David, back in the day, when the first Kindle hit the market, when the iPhone still hadn’t realized its potential, and the iPad was still a long way away, there where hundreds, nay, thousands of people keen on extracting more functionality from their Kindles. Thus the active Kindle hacking scene, jailbreaks, etc., etc. It wasn’t only XKCD that saw something akin to the Hitchikers' Guide to the Galaxy in this strange new device:\n\nIt’s just that technology evolves, and the current crop of e-readers are in a different niche altogether – they are seen as single-purpose, \"boring\", distraction-free devices for long-form reading.\n\nThat doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong with your Kindle Touch – and all your apps and Active Content. Heck, I wish we could get a plain-Jane, simple 3.5″ mini-jack on these things instead of BT, but hey, I’m not getting any younger.\n\nI used to have quite a few of those Kindle Active Content games on my older Kindles. My favorite was Sudoku. I thought that one was better than any of the sudoku apps I had on my iPad. I did keep an older Kindle around for a ehile, but eventually I got tired of having an extra unipurpose device hanging around so I sold it. Wish Amazon would bring that feature back!\n\n\"Single-purpose, 'boring', distraction-free devices for long-form reading\" equates to content delivery platforms for walled gardens which serve the interests of the vendors. Not a bad start, but why does it have to be incompatible with multifunction content creation for those who want alternative functionality?\n\nI want Apple to open-source the Newton OS on an updated eink MessagePad 2020. Or a Nook Plus with interactive OLED panel under epaper display. But I’d settle for a 300dpi 8″ 4:3 aspect ratio eink reader with 8GB RAM & 32GB internal with microSD slot expansion to 256GB designed so a pair can be hinged together comprising a dual-screen reader with solar charger case…\n\nAmazing people are still interested in these and also use as a teenager.\n\nI loved it. I used it when I got daily headaches and looking at a screen was tough.\n\nThe only one I really miss is the Slingo game. It wasn’t as good as the PC Slingo game I eventually got, but I liked it more than most of the flashier iPad versions. So many current versions of games exist only to lure me into buying coins and rubies. The Active Content games we’re real games.\n\nI might have enjoyed more games if I’d had the Kindle keyboard. 🙂\n\nWow, am I the only one who misses a calculator and something to convert measures? Have an old Sony Prs-T1 jailbroken and a calculator was the first app I installed. Not really useable anymore with the low resolution and no front-light, also the page-turn-buttons often skip a page (not sure wether it is dust/hardware-error or the jailbreak).\n\nOften I use the apps on my iPhone for that, but I tend to read in bed, most times I do not want an iPhone laying around, it is too distracting from reading, even with do-not-disturb turned on."
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"A 10-year driving ban and a one-year suspended sentence were imposed on an elderly driver whose van struck a 69-year-old cyclist who formerly worked at Mount St Joseph’s College near Roscrea.\n\nNorman Davis, 76, Gaulross, Borrisokane, had previously pleaded guilty to careless driving causing the death of Joe Tuohy on the road between Roscrea and Shinrone.\n\nIn addition to the disqualification from driving and the suspended sentence, Judge Keenan Johnson ordered Mr Davis to pay €3,000 to a charity or club of the Tuohy family’s choice.\n\nTullamore Circuit Court was told they chose Roscrea Badminton Club because Mr Tuohy was a keen badminton player who would have been playing later in the evening after he was knocked down.\n\nProsecution counsel Kevin White, BL, told the court that the van being driven by Mr Davis struck Mr Tuohy when he was cycling on the road at Mountheaton and though the original charge was one of dangerous driving causing death, a plea to the lesser offence was accepted.\n\nDet Garda Brian Jennings, Birr Garda station, detailed how a 999 call had been received at 6.20pm on October 7, 2019 from Nigel Keeshan in relation to a serious traffic accident.\nGardai who went to the scene near the college in Mountheaton saw a male on the ground being attended to by Mr Keeshan.\n\nThe gardai also saw a bicycle and a van and a man standing in the middle of the road directing traffic.\n\nThat man, Mr Davis, said the sun had been low and in his eyes at the time of the collision and having first seen a cyclist in front of him, he then lost sight of him as he got closer.\n\nA car was approaching on the other side of the road and then Mr Davis felt the van hit something.\n\nThe court was told Garda Helen Colleran said Mr Tuohy was in a critical condition on the road with severe head injuries when the ambulance arrived.\n\nGarda Colleran also said that Mr Keeshan knew the injured man and gave his name to the gardai.\n\nAnother motorist, Barry Rogers, gave gardai a statement in which he said he was also driving a van that evening and he saw a cyclist and described him as being tight into the ditch.\n\nA woman who came on the scene, Breda Carroll, said it was not dark at the time and the court heard that Mr Keeshan said the lighting conditions were “in between” daylight and it starting to turn dark.\n\nJudge Johnson also heard there was evidence that Mr Davis had told a paramedic that he had been blinded by the light of the sun.\n\nMr Tuohy was brought to hospital in Limerick and died two days later.\n\nForensic collision expert Garda Tom Brennan told the court that the road where the collision occurred was straight and relatively flat with a continuous white line along the centre.\n\nThe speed limit was 80km/h and he concluded the van, which was damaged on its passenger side door and mirror, was travelling at between 42 and 55km/h when the collision occurred.\n\nHe ruled out the weather as a contributing factor and concluded that the driver of the van had not given himself sufficient space to overtake the cyclist.\n\nPSV inspector Garda Michael Nolan reported that both the van and bicycle were in good condition and lighting up time that evening would not have been until 7.25pm.\n\nIn a voluntary cautioned statement given to Sgt Donal Casey at Borrisokane station, Mr Davis said he had seen a cyclist on the road and slowed down and put on his indicator, giving the cyclist enough room, but then heard his mirror breaking.\n\nIn a later statement following his arrest, the accused said the cyclist was going from side to side on the road.\n\nIn his own evidence, Mr Davis, who had worked for 40 years as a commercial driver, said he was very sorry for hitting Mr Tuohy and it should never have happened.\n\nHe said he spoke to the wife of the deceased that night and met all the family at the funeral. He suffered a mini-stroke since and had not been able to work.\n\nHis sleep was disturbed, he had chronic headaches, was taking medication and while he appreciated the impact on the family of Mr Tuohy, his life had also been affected greatly.\n\nMr Davis also said his wife had been hospitalised for two months. A father of three, two of his children lived abroad and his daughter who lived in Borrisokane had epilepsy and a granddaughter was a diabetic.\n\nDefence counsel Colm Smyth, SC, said the accused would have to live with what had happened for the rest of his days and he handed in references for him from the community.\n\nJudge Johnson said the collision had occurred because of a momentary lapse of judgment on the part of Mr Davis which had catastrophic consequences for Mr Tuohy and his family.\n\nHe commended the deceased's son, Sam, on the victim impact statement he had read in court and said it had given him a feel for the kind of many Mr Tuohy was.\n\n“It's such a tragedy his life was cut short in such tragic circumstances,” said Judge Johnson.\n\nHe said Mr Davis had not set out to cause the accident and the only factor was his failure to keep a proper look-out and keep his distance.\n\nReferring to what Mr Davis had indicated in his statement to the gardai, Judge Johnson said Mr Tuohy was completely blameless and the judgement of the accused may have been clouded when he was at the Garda station.\n\nThe judge ordered that the 12-month sentence be suspended for five years upon entry by the accused of a €500 peace bond.\n\nHe also directed that part of the €3,000 be used for the institution of a memorial cup to honour the name of Mr Tuohy."
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According to the SPC press conference, IPR-related guiding cases now constitute 23% of the total number of guiding cases.\n\nNonetheless, recent citation data suggest that there has been little uptake of guiding cases in actual case decisions, as Jeremy Daum’s article points out in his posting:\n\n“Guiding Cases are almost never referenced: Over a five-year period, Stanford found a total of 181 subsequent cases, and PKU found 241. To provide a frame of reference, Chinese courts complete trial of well upwards of 10,000,000 cases per year…\n\n50% of the guiding cases were never referred to at all…\n\nAlmost half of the references found were to a single case; GC #24. …That case concerns traffic accidents,…”\n\nIf one compared the nationwide references to guiding cases using, as an example, the 561 opinions referencing a guiding case out of 8,723,182 cases on the China Judgments Online website for 2016 (using a simple keyword search to “guiding case”), the citation rate would be about 0.0006%.\n\nThese developments on IP related case law at the SPC might be compared to the data in the January 10, 2017 report of Beijing IP Court. The Beijing IP court cited 279 case precedents in 168 cases since the time the precedent base was established in 2016 until October 2016. Cases were cited 121 times by parties, and judges undertook their own effort to cite cases in 47 instances. 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"The 2003 World Cup, held in South Africa, wasn’t a particularly memorable event for West Indies. But one of the most fascinating World Cup games that they’ve ever been a part of occurred on February 28. At Cape Town’s Newlands, the team that entered the contest at the back of a no-result against Bangladesh and a defeat to New Zealand, faced a stiff opponent in Sri Lanka.\n\nThis was a do or die. And though, West Indies fell agonisingly short by just six runs as Sri Lanka set a paltry 229, a notable moment of the game arrived when an avid young batsman walked in with the score reading 27 for 2.\n\nIt was a defining moment for Sri Lanka; the great Brian Lara was walking back, having taken 22 deliveries for a solitary run.\n\nAnd just when the new man in had made no more than 10, he was struck on the side of the helmet by a brutal bouncer by Dilhara Fernando. A delivery before, he’d carved a beautiful boundary.\n\nShaken and soon carried away on a stretcher, it was a horrid sight for the West Indies fan, but a further confirmation that Sri Lanka were in the game.\n\nThe team soon nosedived to 169 for 7. But seeing the contest slipping from the grasp of his team, the man who’d been carried away for emergency X-ray tests was seen back on the pitch again.\n\nToday, when batsmen suffer unfortunate concussion blows and are conveniently replaced, they have that luxury to sit back and relax.\n\nBut eighteen years back in time, 23-year-old Ramnaresh Sarwan showed immense bravery eschewing the easy way out and decided to help an ailing Windies.\n\nTo this day, when Sangakkara and Jayawardene speak of old World Cup memories, they recall Sarwan’s bravery and selfless act, all in a bid to defy Sri Lanka.\n\nHe’d soon fire 37 runs off just 25 deliveries, attacking Aravinda and Jayasuriya, taking the attack completely into his hands whilst taking his West Indies to the deep end of the contest.\n\nThough none of it was enough, young Ramnaresh Sarwan was the last man standing as he fired 47 off 44.\n\nBut this wasn’t his first or last act of bravery for a team that in an era that was marked by its rapid decline desperately searched for heroes.\n\nTwo years later, batting in Auckland, he’d be stuck by a Shane Bond bouncer, a bowler far quicker than Fernando, but he refused to go down and soldiered on. He made 62 in that innings against a Bond, Franklin, and Vettori-powered attack.\n\nThere are cricketers who’ll always be remembered for great records. Think Sachin, reminisce Sir Don. There’ll be those who’ll be cherished for the lasting impact they left on the game. Think Lara and Kallis. And then there’ll always be those who were defined by their craft and lest we forget, grittiness.\n\nYou’d place the likes of Younis Khan, Rahul Dravid and Ramnaresh Sarwan in this category.\n\nFor a batsman who neither possessed a towering physical frame nor someone whose batting was punctuated by glorious strokes you’d find in the suave stylists such as a Gower or Sanga, Laxman or Azharuddin- Ramnaresh Sarwan was all grit and effort.\n\nMore substance than hype. More power of impact than shenanigans or loose words. More application of technique and yet more determination.\n\nAnd it didn’t take him long to announce his true arrival in the sport when aged just 19, facing an attack that featured the great Wasim Akram, Ramnaresh Sarwan stroked his way to an 84 in his Test debut, in 2000.\n\nAnd playing the game’s longest format for well over a decade, albeit never with the communal pride that he was just representing the glorious Guyana, but participating always as a true West Indian, Sarwan notched up 15 Test centuries, which included two magnanimous double hundreds.\n\nAnd he did a lot more than scoring 3,500 Test runs at home in the Caribbean and 2348 on away tours, whilst maintaining a healthy Test average of 40 until the end.\n\nTwo years after Lara retired, someone along with whom he shared several victorious stands, including a mega series win against Sri Lanka in the Caribbean in 2003, Ramnaresh Sarwan clinched his greatest individual achievement in the sport, scoring a 291 against England. With no Lara and Hooper around anymore to safeguard a dwindling team, just how many- and it truly beckons a question- would’ve pictured the West Indies scoring a 700-plus total?\n\nBut against an Anderson, Broad and Swann-packed attack, Ramnaresh Sarwan asserted his presence at Barbados as he batted and batted and continued to bat taking West Indies to a mammoth 749 for 9 (declared), which to this day, remains their second-highest team total ever.\n\nThat he stayed on the crease for nearly 700-odd minutes explains well that the dainty Guyanese was more than a foot soldier for West Indies who focused for long periods and put a prize on his wicket.\n\nSomeone whom you’d expect to play multiple roles- create partnerships, hold onto an end, defy bowlers, and accumulate runs all the time.\n\nAnd this humble solider of the West Indies turned into a field marshal par excellence in 2003 during the Fourth Test against Australia, which became the single-most defining factor of his career as together with Chanderpaul, Sarwan took his team over the line but against an improbable target of 418 with McGrath, Lee, Gillespie, MacGill all rounding up the West Indies like wolves surrounding a docile prey.\n\nBut the batsman who cherished going square on the wicket, came on to the front foot in compiling his most important century ever- a 105, that despite facing immense pressure came of just 139 deliveries.\n\nEach of his 17 boundaries were struck with a certain audaciousness, which we truly wish to see in the current West Indies team again. That he reached his three-figure mark at a strike rate of 75 was even more commendable.\n\nWith Chanderpaul at the other end, Sarwan joined forces with a tireless contemporary to forge what could be called one of West Indies cricket’s greatest rescue operations ever, the likes of which should fuel a Hope, Brathwaite, Mayers, Powell, and Blackwood with self-belief, perhaps the thing one misses the most in the contemporary structure.\n\nYet, a lot is reserved- and understandably so- for stalwarts like Lara, especially for efforts like the 400 not out, while very little for Sarwan, who in the same year as cricket’s quadruple century, plundered 1000-plus calendar year at an average of 50.\n\nThere are no fan clubs in his honour on Facebook. You won’t find followers on Twitter running into lakhs. The big commercial hoardings won’t sport his smiling face to sell brands.\n\nThough truth is, Sarwan was a vital pillar of the West Indies batting in an era where runs often ran dry and where forging match-winning partnerships was perhaps was necessary to delay what was often inevitable- another West Indian defeat, especially in the post Ambrose and Walsh era.\n\nAnd despite all of this, Sarwan wasn’t just a strong character in the game’s most eminent format, he was more than handy in limited-overs cricket, where he fired 5 centuries and struck over 5,800 runs at a very healthy average of 42 making quite a bunny of India against whom he’d end up stroking not drearily compiling 1,300 runs. Make no mistake for he faced up against everyone- whether Kumble or Zaheer, Harbhajan or Munaf Patel.\n\nYet, for a career that produced in excess of 11,600 runs and 69 half centuries, there remains a massive puzzle that perhaps the West Indian cricket would love to solve, provided there’s interest.\n\nDid we lose Sarwan earlier than expected from the game? Was he unjustly dropped in 2012 whilst averaging 39 with 546 runs the year before (in ODIs), where scoring five fifties suggested he hadn’t suddenly forgotten how to score?\n\nWas the fact that he didn’t boast a muscular frame you’d associate with a Russell and Samuels the reason for overlooking the Guyanese? Moreover, at 33, an age where most build a second wind of their career, retirement being the last thing in their mind, was he considered too old or unfit for the very team he’d rescued time and again from ominous opponents and gloomy results?\n\nHas West Indies cricket been all that fair to a happy-go-lucky man off the field but one who was a true combatant on the pitch? We don’t know and can’t answer. But what we do know and must consider is that Ramnaresh Sarwan, the cheery bandana-beneath-the-helmet did more than take vicious body blows for upholding the beauty that’s West Indies.\n\nNote- Kindly follow, should time permit, a Sarwan-special episode on Caught At Point podcast as the under-appreciated legend turns 41!",
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"Procedure for determining poles and zeros in the Laplace domain\n\nNote that the coefficients in these equations are real numbers. The system’s differential equation can be transformed into the Laplace domain by applying a Laplace transform to each side of the equation. The right hand side (in the 2nd step) can be expanded as a Taylor series if it is not already a polynomial function. In some cases, the forcing function F(t) can be written as a solution to its own linear ordinary differential equation and converted into the Laplace domain (a simple example is a sinusoid). In this case, the Laplace transform of the right hand side will always be a polynomial and a Taylor series expansion is unnecessary.\n\nYou can now define a transfer function in terms of the Laplace variable s. This is normally determined by factoring the polynomials in the numerator and denominator. This is shown below, where z refers to a zero and p refers to a pole.",
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"Transfer function in the Laplace domain\n\nNote that the above equation is defined where the initial conditions are zero. Because we are dealing with a purely linear circuit, one of the initial conditions can always be set to zero by applying a translational transformation to the response in the circuit. The remaining initial condition is a real constant that is independent of s, thus it is lumped into the pole terms in the transfer function and only determines the real part of a pole.\n\nBack to the Time Domain\n\nBecause the coefficients of the polynomials defined in the numerator and denominator are complex, the poles and zeros must be either purely real, or appear in complex conjugate pairs. If you like, you can use the transfer function to determine the response in the time domain using an inverse Laplace transform using the system’s initial conditions. Let L be the Laplace transform. The system’s response in the time domain u(t) is:\n\nConversion back into the time domain. Note that the circuit’s response is written in terms of the poles and zeros.\n\nSo what do the poles and zeros actually mean for the behavior of your circuits? First, let’s look at the poles in a linear circuit. In short, they describe how the system responds to different inputs. Which response is excited depends on the form of the forcing function and the initial conditions in the circuit. The graph below shows some example poles and how they relate to the stability of the system.",
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He said that her husband, Rinku Kumar, was kept in police custody for his own security after the mob tried to burn him alive alongside his deceased wife.\n\n“The police from Nowshera police station tried to control the mob, but they put fire on the church building, vehicles of believers parked near the church, church equipment, furniture and every object in sight, including the food grains,” Tandy said.\n\nIn the violence at the village in Rajouri District, the mob alleged that Devi and her husband had been forcibly converted, he said.\n\n“There was no forced conversion,” Tandy said. “The couple voluntarily attended the church and accepted Christ. In fact, they had experienced the healing and were strong in faith.”\n\nSuperintendent of Police Popsi Malik told Morning Star News that Devi and her husband had been attending church but were still practicing some Hindu rituals.\n\n“They were in the rudimentary phase, thinking whether to continue as Hindu or Christian,” Malik said. “It was the assumption of the mob that the couple got converted by force. Before her death, the couple were attending their church in Punjab state. People have presumed that he was converted to Christianity forcefully. But that was not true.”\n\nMalik said police brought the mob under control, though not before both Christians and Hindus were injured in the altercation.\n\nPastor Joeswa said his congregation had prayed for Devi long before she died on Jan. 15.\n\n“It was months ago, when her mental health was degrading, the church prayed for her and she got healed completely,” he said. “She became an active believer who would never miss a prayer meeting, whether it be on Sunday or weekdays.”\n\nWhen there was a need to pray for the sick, she would accompany the pastor, his wife and others to pay home visits, he said.\n\nAfter attending the Christmas Day service, she had gone to her mother’s house, he said.\n\n“After she went to her maternal house, we heard that they forced her to join them in idol worship,” Pastor Joeswa said. “Now I can recall Seema telling me often, ‘Pastor, I share the gospel with my parents. My mum shows little interest, but my papa never listens. Please pray for him. My family worships idols, I want them to know Jesus Christ.”’\n\nTandy said that during her previous illness, her husband refused to take her to a witchdoctor, known locally as a tantric. Her parents tied her hands and legs with ropes and took her to Pouni village, Reasi District, for treatment from the witchdoctor, he said.\n\n“The driver of the auto rickshaw, a resident of Kangri village, stands as eyewitness to this,” Tandy told Morning Star News. “Our church members were moved hearing the news of Seema being taken to religious places and to a tantric for treatment; many of them tried to go to Pouni village to pray for her.”\n\nDevi’s parents did not allow them in to pray for her, Pastor Joeswa said.\n\n“The tantric had beaten her brutally,” the pastor said. “Ten days after realizing the witchdoctor’s treatment was not working, the parents gave up. They handed Seema to her husband Rinku. Finally, Rinku moved with his wife to Jalandhar [Punjab state] for treatment. She was already in the worst health condition.”\n\nShe and her husband had enjoyed fellowship with Pastor Joeswa’s church for nearly eight months, he said. They were visiting the church anew from Jalandhar when he last saw her on Christmas Day.\n\nFor four days after the Hindu mob descended on the church property, Christians in Sehal village stayed in relatives’ houses fearing for their lives, Tandy said.\n\n“There was a threat to their lives also,” he told Morning Star News. “With the help of Christian advocacy groups, we joined together as 25 pastors from Jammu region and represented the matter before the chief minister of the state, Mehmooba Mufti. We are praying and hoping for funds to be released for the construction of the church.”\n\n“As pastors in Jammu and Kashmir region, we go through many difficult situations, but God has always made a way,” Tandy said. “It is only by His grace that our people came out alive from the burning church building. We request for prayers. We are hoping our Lord will do a massive work, that He will shake Jammu and save the unbelieving.”\n\nKumar is safe but in hiding as his life is under threat, according to Police Superintendent Malik.\n\nA First Information Report (FIR) was registered at Nowshera Police Station against the assailants – who came from Kangri, Bhajwal, Sunderbani and Sehal villages – upon\nreceiving a complaint from Pastor Joeswa.\n\n“The police took into custody some eight assailants, but they were released on the same day,” Tandy told Morning Star News.\n\nThe cause of Devi’s death has not been revealed, as no one has yet received a post-mortem report, he said.\n\nArea residents said that on Jan. 15 in Jalandhar, she woke up early and completed chores, then suddenly, at 7:30 a.m., she fainted and collapsed to the floor.\n\n“Rinku and their neighbors in Jalandhar thought Seema might have slipped into coma, at first, but she passed away,” Pastor Joeswa said. “She was put through a lot.”\n\nTandy said local politicians are trying to politicize her death by announcing compensation of 200,000 rupees (US$3,108) to Girdhari Lal, Seema’s father, and a government job for Devi’s sister.\n\nThe assailants’ allegations were baseless, he said.\n\n“We prayed as a church for Seema when she was sick, and we are still praying as a chain – hundreds of us have begun praying for the revival of the church, and for safety of Seema’s husband, Rinku, also,” he said.\n\nThe hostile tone of the National Democratic Alliance government, led by the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), against non-Hindus, has emboldened Hindu extremists in several parts of the country to attack Christians since Prime Minister Narendra Modi took power in May 2014, religious rights advocates say.\n\nIndia ranked 11th on Christian support organization Open Doors’ 2018 World Watch List of countries where Christians experience the most persecution, up from 15th the previous year, and ahead of Saudi Arabia, Nigeria and Egypt.\n\nIf you or your organization would like to help enable Morning Star News to continue raising awareness of persecuted Christians worldwide with original-content reporting, please consider collaborating at http://morningstarnews.org/donate/?\nPhoto: Seema Devi and Pastor Jeewer Joeswa after she won singing ward on Christmas Day."
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We offer hands on rubbish removal and collect all types of large and awkward pieces of furniture that you might find difficult to dispose of elsewhere. You don’t have to do a thing; we’ll load up your rubbish onto our trucks and take it away with us there and then. In most states we operate Monday through to Saturday, and can organise a collection time to suit you; we always aim to be with you within 48 hours if not sooner, so if you don’t have the space to store it, we’ll be there as soon as possible. 1300 Rubbish also make a concerted effort to recycle all items wherever possible.\n\nCall 1300 Rubbish today on 1300 78 22 47 for an obligation free quote and to see how we can help you, and your neighbourhood, get rid of your rubbish responsibly.\n\nGreat experience with this company. 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"Do you remember the time in school when you first read about leaders like Gandhi getting married when he was just a child? His wife too was a child then! Were you shocked, surprised, disgusted, or amused? When the realization dawned on you that he or his wife were the same age as you are when they got married, you probably brushed it off saying “those were ancient times, we are living in modern times now!.” But what if India right now is en route to make marriage legal only if you are 21 years old, in plain speak: if you are a woman you can marry only when you are 21 years or above? Will you call that being “wow, ultra modern!” or “erm, what is going on?”.\n\nRecently HPC (Hidden Pockets Collective) and PLD (Partners for Law in Development) conducted a Tweetathon that added to the age of marriage debate growing in the net spaces. The Tweetathon themed ‘History of Child Marriage in India’ saw an interesting exchange of information from the activists, academicians, and the wider public on a wide range of questions on child marriage. Drawing from the Tweetathons, we reached out to three active participants Dr. Sreeparna Chattopadhyay, Independent Researcher, Bangalore; Udita Chakrabarti, Communications and Knowledge Officer, PLD (Partners for Law in Development); Munawwar Abdullah, Program Officer, Vikalp to share with us more on the age of marriage debate.\n\nThe roots have the solutions:\n\nAll three of them firmly believed that increasing the age of marriage will not yield results to solve the problems of high Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) and poor nutrition. These are problems that arise due to many socioeconomic factors and thus need multisectoral approaches for solutions.\n\nSreeparna said, “The policymakers are very familiar with the nuances of the problem with regard to poor maternal health and nutrition. It is no news to them that unless the systemic problems that cause these are addressed, nothing can change. So what is the point of increasing the age of marriage to 21 for women?”\n\nNumerous studies have shown that poverty, inadequate nutrition, lack of education, poor access to healthcare services play a huge role in poor health outcomes for women. It is yet to be ascertained with the evidence of age-specific data on MMR and nutritional status that increasing the minimum age of marriage to 21 for women can indeed help solve all these.\n\nSreeparna pointed to the fact that the high MMR is not uniform throughout India. She explained that many states do not have high MMR. However, a few states like Assam and Bihar have very high MMR. And this high number has little to do with the age of marriage but everything to do with the problems of development and poverty. The age-specific MMR data may not provide adequate evidence to increase the age of marriage.\n\nTo improve nutrition levels, the state needs to improve food security. With the current schemes, people are not getting the needed food supplies that will ensure them good nutrition. Sreeparna said, “Many women enter adolescence being anemic. And the same women enter pregnancy later.” She explained that the age of marriage makes a difference if it is 14 years versus 18 years, but not if it is 18 years versus 21 as far as maternal health is concerned.\n\nUdita said, “Child marriage takes place largely in the context of marginalization now. When people have limited options for a better life, they think that marriage could be a way out for their children.”\n\nMunawwar, based on his extensive field work said, “The existing systems/ institutions have no monitoring mechanism. Marginalized people are not empowered to ask questions to avail what is rightfully theirs. They have no one to turn to to solve their problems or hear their grievances. Many panchayats show many biases in distributing the allotted schemes and their authority and power remain unchallenged.”\n\nSreeparna drew attention to the gender disparities that make the marriage problem worse. In many communities birth of a girl child is still frowned upon and the neglect towards her starts right from her birth. She grows up amidst all of these, her education not being a priority and when she does get married, she is expected to birth a child within the first year of marriage. Sreeparna said that in her research on violence against women, she has seen numerous young women who went through this ordeal as they were forced to have a child amidst the fears of being labelled as barren women or worse being abandoned by their husbands. Thus to “secure” the marriage many women deliver a baby within the first year of marriage. She stressed the importance of challenging inequitable gender norms and the need to change such normative practices before we rush to legislate on the age of marriage from 18 to 21 for women.\n\nThe existing laws and child marriage:\n\nWith the cultural sanction and customary practices, many adolescents still continue to be married before they attain the age of 18. Many of these marriages go unreported. However, when they do get reported, it is mostly due to parents and communities’ angst against an adolescent who has married someone they don’t approve of. Many self arranged marriages involving adolescents were thus challenged by the parents using the very same laws that were meant to protect and not punish them. The agency of an adolescent becomes irrelevant in all these marriage spars.\n\nAll the experts and participants we spoke to agreed that laws such as the PCMA (Prohibition of Child Marriage Act) has played a role in decreasing the rates of child marriages. However, they did point out that in spite of having laws there still are numerous instances of child marriage. Many of these get reported due to the works of NGOs, activists, social workers who work with the communities and panchayats. They said it is not just enough to increase awareness about these laws, but also extremely important for the state to create conditions to prevent child marriage.\n\nSreeparna said, “Amidst poverty, lack of security for adolescent girls even in their own homes (this is especially the case for urban poor or migrant populations who do not have secure dwellings), the constant threat or incidence of sexual violence against adolescent girls, poor prospects to have an education or get a job, many parents think that it is best to have their daughters married. For them, it is a choice between having their daughter relatively safer with her husband or having their daughter in extremely insecure circumstances.”\n\nManawwar said that in spite of having laws, the pandemic has also resulted in an increase in child marriages. He explained that during the pandemic, with numerous uncertainties about financial security and future, and also the new regulations of allowing only 15 to 20 people to attend marriages, many parents promptly got their children married with minimal expenses.\n\nAs a COVID19 response from Vikalp, 17 villages in Rajasthan which had high numbers of child marriages were identified and Learning-Education-Centres were established in these villages. Munawwar said, “Through these centres we have 450 children from the age group of 8 years to 13 years who are thus protected from child marriage and child labour.”\n\nAdolescents, POCSO and age of consent:\n\nThe POCSO Act (Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act) treats any sexual activity under the age of 18 as a punishable offence. In India, the legal age of consent is intrinsically linked to the age of marriage 18 for women. If the age of marriage is to be raised to 21 for women, much needs to be discussed about the existing cultural norm and expectations that sexual activities can happen only within the institution of marriage! Surely, adolescents, as well as adult women under 21, will not wait for the green flag from the law to engage in sexual activities!\n\nIf the age of marriage becomes 21:\n\nIt is highly undesirable but if the minimum age of marriage becomes 21 for women, then there will be far-reaching consequences. Udita said, “For women who are legally major at 18 and categorically are adults, it will be a setback if they choose to marry or are married below attaining the age of 21. Marriages will continue to happen irrespective of the new legal age 21 but what is problematic will be that this will bring their marriages under the purview of the laws regarding child marriage.”\n\nUdita further explained that in most states of India, child marriages are now voidable where the girls can opt out of the marriage within two years of attaining majority. Given the additional conversation and attempts to make all child marriages void ab initio instead of voidable, this translates to them being deprived of protection from the law. “In such circumstances, a greater number of girls who will continue to be married will now be stuck in their marital homes bereft of matrimonial rights because their marriages will not be recognized in law,” she added.\n\nUdita highlighted that such a new law can be highly distressing for already vulnerable and marginalized populations. She also noted the possibility that the new law can be misused extensively against marginalized adolescents along the lines of the current laws being misused by parents and communities who do not approve of self arranged marriages.\n\nSreeparna said that even with existing systems there is a serious gap to ensure there is access to sexual and reproductive health information and quality services for all adolescents and women, irrespective of their marital status. There is no Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) curriculum in many schools. Sreeparna said, “In such conditions, if the age of marriage becomes 21, how will the women, especially the unmarried women, have autonomy and access that will help them make informed decisions on safe sex and preventing pregnancy.”\n\nAn expert (who did not wish to be named) said, “Many say that Muslims have personal laws which permit marriage at age 16 and this is unfair. What many fail to understand is the threat Muslims are currently feeling under the majoritarian politics in the country.”\n\nThe expert elaborated a case where, in the post-Mumbai riots of 1992, a Muslim couple felt very unsafe in the lane that they lived as it had come under attack during the riots. They feared it was unsafe for their daughter (who was not yet an adult) to be sent to school. Thus having not many options to ensure her safety, they had to arrange the marriage for their daughter.\n\nThe expert said in all the conflict areas the age of marriage decreases as parents think marriage is a relatively secure choice for their children, however the outcomes of these marriages may not be the best ones in reality.\n\nIf the age of marriage is increased to 21 for women, much is to be seen how it will pan out for Muslims in the country who are already under severe threat and attacks from majoritarian politics. The new law can turn out to be another weapon to punish Muslims.\n\nThe new law will neither prevent maternal deaths, nor improve maternal health or adolescent nutrition, which is the intention of the state. Instead, it will infantilize women and prevent them from exercising autonomy in marital, sexual and reproductive decision-making.\n\nDr. Nishitha Aysha Ashraf is Programme Associate for the SAAF Project at the Hidden Pockets Collective. She completed her B.A. Journalism & Communication (2010) and Bachelor of Dental Surgery (2015) from Manipal, Karnataka. She has covered the Nipah outbreak in Kerala during her stint as Health Reporter with The News Minute (2018). The reportage furthered her interest to be a key player in public health/ community health. Her internship and work at SOCHARA – Society for Community Health Awareness, Research and Action (2019) was instrumental to learn more about the People’s Health Movement. She is keen on exploring the SRHR issues of Kerala, especially those amongst the Muslim and Christian communities."
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"\"Was I so moved by this intimate experience with a stranger that I had been driven to tears?\"\n\nMarina Abramovic’s method is as well-known as it is perplexing. She is a performance artist whose work ranges from the masochistic to the sublime, often ending up somewhere in between. She is the self-proclaimed Grandmother of Performance Art. Though where my grandmother enjoys speed walking around the mall in the afternoons, singing in the Church choir, and moisturizing her calluses, Abramovic finds herself occupied with more philosophical concerns of the naked body, ultraviolence, and suicide.\n\nSomewhere amidst my NXNE marathon, hangouts in the park, and catching some city sun at Cherry Beach, I made some time to become a student of the Marina Abramovic Institute—and I have the certificate to prove it (emblazoned with her signature!).\n\nIt was a Saturday night; I had bought the $25 ticket for the 10:30pm time slot. I rode my bike to the Institute’s location in Trinity Bellwoods Park, equipped with an open mind made wider by the two shots of preparatory whiskey. Upon arriving at the park, I was guided by a soft glow of light and a group of individuals scuttling around in science lab regalia. I approached one of the seven tents and was greeted by a friendly volunteer.\n\nI asked for details: Would we be interacting with the other participants? Would I have to slam my naked body against the naked body of a stranger until I felt so bruised and damaged that I would want to marry them? Would this exhibition necessitate the presence of a loaded gun? Would I get to talk? Would I be humiliated? Would there be fire?\n\nThe volunteer told me that he couldn’t reveal any of that information.\n\nI walked over to a picnic table where three completely silent and seemingly unrelated people sat. These were the people I was going to spend the next two hours with: A photographer, a PhD student (who maintained that he didn’t usually engage in this kind of thing), and a dishwasher.\n\nAfter some chatter, we were led into the first tent where we were instructed to sign the contracts that were laid out in front of us on clipboards. Then we removed our jackets and shoes and replaced them with white lab coats and what looked like the lining of a pair of winter boots I had in 5th Grade (cozy, silver space slippers).\n\nThe volunteer sternly encouraged us to complete the activity in its entirety as she quickly glanced towards the pile of waivers.\n\nWe received identical iPod Minis, all pressed play at the same time, and entered the circuit with Marina Abramovic cooing Slavic whispers into our synchronized ears.\n\nShe appeared on a digital screen. She urged us to surrender ourselves to the exercise, promising that we would reach transcendental connectivity with both ourselves and our fellow adventurers.",
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"We were also informed that all these mystical happenings would be streamed live on a giant screen at the departure gate at Pearson International Airport.\n\nThat reduced the anxiety drastically.\n\nFollowing the instructions, we rubbed our faces in silence. I was self-conscious that I was rubbing my face in a way that was either too committed or not committed enough to the experience, all the while aware of the captive audience waiting for their next flight.\n\nOnce we had rubbed our faces an amount that (the recording of) Marina Abramavic deemed sufficient, we were led to a second room with giant glass decanters. Each vessel had a different crystal in it and we were told about the powers that they held. One by one we were instructed to fill a glass with the crystal water of our choice. I chose the one that improved self-control.\n\nWe sat and drank the water.\n\nIn the next room we came upon four elevated, oversized chairs. We sat down. We were told to stare at the person across from us. Never blinking. Never moving. Never smiling.\n\nMy partner was very serious about this activity. She was determined to get an A at this institute, even if it meant leaving with dry corneas. By 10 minutes in, my contacts had seemingly fused completely to my eyes. They began to water, but I didn’t want to let Marina down. Tears began to surface, fully formed droplets rolled down my face. I pressed on. I liked the ambiguity of the situation, as uncomfortable as it was. Was I so moved by this intimate experience with a stranger that I had been driven to tears? Was I overwhelmed in a moment of transcendence?\n\nWe moved on, into a room with a Tesla coil in the center. We held what looked like regular tube lights in a circle. A semi-maniacal scientist type stood behind us, activating the Tessla coil. Surges of electricity pumped through it and illuminated our light bulbs. This happened six or seven times and I began to think: This may only be intriguing because I don’t know how it works. But I also don’t know how basic math works, and that doesn’t make me feel inspired.\n\nThe last room was my favourite. Four wooden beds complete with rock pillows. I lay down and tried to estimate how much time had passed. She told us to close our eyes and we complied.\n\nMy disorientation was exacerbated by the fact that our headphone instructions had inexplicably switched to French during my nap. The French speakers in the tent headed for the door and the rest of us followed.\n\nWe put our coats and shoes back on and scattered.\n\nOn my way out, that same volunteer told me he was impressed. I was the first person who had come alone.\n\nI hopped back on my bike feeling slightly violated by the thought of strangers watching me sleep. I told myself that I would never see these people again.\n\nThen came today, as I was leaving the AGO, who rolls up beside me at a stop light but the photographer who I experienced all of this with? We make eye contact but we do not say hello. I try to indicate to him through my (very open) eyes that I do not have narcolepsy. I want to ask him if he has had crystal visions since the experience, if he has felt increased circulation or even a slight tingly in his forearms? I wonder where he’s going.\n\nWe depart without words."
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