Model: aritrasen/bge-base-en-v1.5-finetuned_ragds_v1
Author: aritrasen
Pipeline: sentence-similarity
Library: sentence-transformers
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widget: source_sentence: Tummy time is recommended from birth to strengthen baby's arms, back and neck muscles and prevent the back of his head becoming flat. Jay L. Hoecker, M.D, of the Mayo Clinic, says babies should not sleep or be left unattended on tummies, but the position will help move them toward milestones of rolling and crawling. If your baby does not like lying on his tummy, there are ways you can help him learn to enjoy it.
Comfort
Make sure baby is nice and comfortable by using a soft surface like a bed and a fleecy blanket. Your baby may feel more comfortable on his tummy if you take his clothes and diaper off, making sure the room is nice and warm. This way he will not have anything pressing into his tummy and the feeling of being naked may add to his enjoyment. It is best not to make tummy time straight after a feed as his full tummy may not feel comfortable. Try to position his arms in front of him as he can eventually start to use them to lean on. Don't make tummy time too long to begin with; HealthyChildren.org advises that a newborn only needs three to five minutes two or three times a day, which can gradually be increased.
Touching
Your baby may enjoy the sensation of your fingers running gently down her back while she lies on her tummy -- this works better on bare skin. You can also stroke her cheeks, tickle her toes and gently massage her hands, feet and legs. If she is feeling a bit uncomfortable or unsure, this touching may help to put her at ease. Massage will also relax her muscles, helping her whole body feel more comfortable.
Stimulation
Keep your baby stimulated with lots of visual aids. Dr. Sears says young babies like to look at bright colors, stripes and black and white objects, so place some of these around your baby to catch his attention. Wave noisy toys, such as rattles or scrunchy toys for him to look at, or wiggle your fingers in front of him. You could also play some music during tummy time, as this sound stimulation may be another way of distracting him from any anxiety about this new position.
Interaction
Your baby loves listening to your voice, so try reclining beside her and singing or talking. You could also place her on a bed and sit on the floor so your face is level with hers. Tummy time can also work if you lie on your back with baby on her tummy on your tummy. You make a warm and soft surface, and she will love being that close to you and looking into your face. Another way of introducing tummy time is by laying her across your lap on her front.
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sentences: Why is tummy time recommended for babies from birth?, How many bodies have been recovered from the mass grave found near Tomašica, Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2013?, What is considered the "real flower" of Austria according to the context?, source_sentence: Interview with Subject Of Thoughts!
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Thanks for this interview for PerfectProg.Com ----Mark Baston (interviewer)
1. When did Subject To Thoughts come to be?
Well, it's funny how this project came alive. Back in 1999, when I got my first keyboard, it really started out as a joke. I thought, I'll write a couple of songs and that'll be the end of that, but then things started to take a turn. I first started calling the project Symphony of Thoughts, but I decided to change it to Subject to Thoughts. The first songs I wrote were utter crap, but I was starting to develop a style. It was not until I did “The Thought Process” cassette demo (back in 2003) when I realized that this was starting to get more serious. Eventually, it has.
It was not until late 2006 or early 2007 (2 cassette demos & 2 CD's already completed) that I realized that I needed to add a vocalist because I was getting no where with my singing, so I added Brandon Strader to the mix. How me and Brandon started working together is funny. I sent my CD “From Emptiness to Beyond” for a review at Ultimate Metal, fortunately, Brandon was the reviewer. I guess he liked the music that much thus gave it a favorable review. We've been friends ever since.
2. The style seems quite moody, Who are your influences musically?
My influences are Dream Theater, My Dying Bride, Katatonia, Anekdoten & Enchant. Two other bands that have been a big influence are Type O Negative. R.I.P. Pete Steele & Vanden Plas. Even though we sound nothing like these bands, I guess that's where the mix of moody & Progressive sound comes from.
3. What do you think of today's mainstream music?
Crap. Don't listen too it & don't care for it.
4. What sort of audience are you trying to connect with, be it Prog, Ambient, Doom or other?
Well, I really don't have a specific fan base I'm trying to reach, but I guess since our music is in the Progressive genre, that's probably the people who will probably take more of an interest in our stuff. However, I'm content with any listener who wishes to listen and appreciate what we're trying to accomplish. Of course, our music is not for everybody.
5. You have 2 projects, the other being "Transcend with Time" Is it hard to do both of them simultaneously?
Well, for me not really. I guess that's where my passion for music takes over. Of course, sometimes it can get a little hectic writing music for 2 different genres, but that's why I pace myself and I usually work on finishing one album then start working on the next. Since I tend to release an album every year for Transcend with Time which is my New Age/Ambient project, I usually start by first getting into my “New Age” mode. Then I start writing the music around Spring & into Fall. But I always go in knowing the direction I want the album to take, so that makes my work much easier.
For Subject to Thoughts which is my/our Progressive Rock/Metal project, it's a little different because I have to write both the music & lyrics; however, that'll probably change for future releases. Well, musically only. I guess getting into my “Prog/Doom” mode is much easier because that's the type of music I listen to everyday; however, before anything I go in with a plan as to which direction I want the lyrics to go in & music. Since we don't release an album every year that makes my job easier; however, when this project was still a solo one, I used to release an album every year. Brandon however told me to slow down, so I'll try. Usually how like doing this is I first write the lyrics then the music. For me, writing lyrics is the easy part. I guess because I've been writing lyrics since I was about 12.
So, it sounds like a lot of going back and forth with both projects. Sometimes it is, but that's the price of being a musician with multiple projects. In the end, I'm content because both projects give me the different levels of gratification.
6. The Culmination was just released on May 5, 2010, what's the album about?
Well, “The Culmination” is the final part to the 4 part conceptual vision I started with “From Emptiness to Beyond” back in 2005. “The Culmination” is about finding closure to life. Lyrically, this album dealt with a lot of personal stuff, but all the albums I've written, are about real-life. Musically, it's Dark, Progressive & Melodic.
7. What would you like Subject to Thoughts to be remembered as?
Well, even though it's already been 11 years since I started this project, I hardly think we'll be remembered. Geez, most people don't even know we exist. But that's okay, all that matters to me anyway is that I have (in some way) fulfilled my dream of becoming a musician and along the way made some good music. But to answer your question, I would like Subject to Thoughts to be remembered as a Progressive Rock/Metal band that always strived to play original, thought-provoking music and thus creating our own unique sound. But we are not going anywhere just yet, we're going to continue to make the music we love for as long as we can. I can honestly say that probably the best is yet to come (hopefully).
You can check their website at Updated (Monday, 18 October 2010)
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Fiji Photo Album, Fall 1999
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Photos upon Arrival, August 1999
Photo 1: Rock of Vitawa, Rakiraki
Photo 2: Narewa village at rock's base
Photo 3: Rakiraki Hotel
Photo 4: Carved wooden figure
Photo 5: Rakirkaki Hotel rooms and new deck
Photo 6: Nakauvadra mountain range
Photo 7: Our little house in Rakiraki
Photo 8: Some of the kids of Rakiraki
Photo 9: Vilimoni ("Bill") Dakui, head of our village
Photo 10: Bill and his wife Va serve us dinner
Photo 11: Bill and Va's house
Photo 12: Jeffrey plays with some local kids
Photo 13: Jeffrey says, "Give me that!"
Photo 14: A homestay for Stephanie?
After Two Weeks in the Village
Photo 15: Jeffrey and kids play on the computer
Photo 16: Jeffrey, Tikiko and his son Ilimo
Photo 17: Our kitty "Fraidee"
Photo 18: Progress on house construction
Photo 19: Levi peels a mango
Photo 20: Sereima poses with her drawing toy
At a Fundraiser in Drana Village
Photo 21: Young men at the tanoa bowl
Photo 22: Steve and the Tui Navitilevu
Photo 23: A village elder
Photo 24: Karen and Jeffrey
Steve's Fortieth Birthday Party
Photo 25: Vaseva pets the cat
Photo 26: Karen lights the cake
Photo 27: Va watches on
Photo 28: Steve's small sevusevu
Photo 29: Bill poses with the kids
Photo 30: Vaseva tastes a balloon
Upon Students' Arrival in Rakiraki
Photo 31: Arrival at the Rakiraki Hotel
Photo 32: Michelle and the Tui Navitilevu
Photo 33: Vaileka
Photo 34: Megan, Stephanie, Apryle
Photo 35: Bruce the market vendor
Photo 36: Rakiraki Hotel dining room
Photo 37: In the buffet line
Photo 38: Group shot at dinner
A Day Off for Snorkeling at Nananu-i ra Island
Photo 39: Apryle and Stephanie board
Photo 40: Karen and little Va in the boat
Photo 41: Wananavu resort from the water
Photo 42: The second boat follows
Photo 43: Our boat's Indian pilot
Photo 44: The second boat passes
Photo 45: Backpacker resort on Nananu-i ra
Photo 46: Wananavu dining room
Photo 47: Wananavu bar tender
Photo 48: Wananavu swimming pool
Photo 49: Hibiscus flower
Photo 50: Jeffrey swimming
Photo 51: Emily shows wounded thumb
Photo 52: Andy befriends a cat
 
Leaving Students Off, Sept. 11
Photo 53: The group in front of the van
Photo 54: The group sits on a mat
Photo 55: Michelle's house in Navutulevu
Photo 56: Steve and Michelle with her "father"
Photo 57: Michelle's ready to go!
Photo 58: Apryle's house in Vitawa
Photo 59: Our shoes at the door
Photo 60: Apryle poses in her bedroom
Photo 61: Apryle with her "nana" (mother)
Photo 62: Megan and her homestay parents
Photo 63: Serving kava in Narewa
Photo 64: Stephanie tries out the kava
Photo 65: Stephanie's "bubu" (grandmother)
Photo 66: Stephanie's house in Narewa
Photo 67: Andy and Erinn in the van
Photo 68: Andy's spokesman Jerry
Photo 69: Erinn jokes with a man
Photo 70: Steve poses drinking kava
Photo 71: Emily and Erinn in Navolau
Photo 72: Emily tries the kava
Photo 73: Emily's "tata" (father)
Photo 74: Photo display in Emily's house
Photo 75: Erinn and her "sister"
Photo 76: Erinn's house in Drana
The Adi Navuavua Festival, Sept. 24-25
Photo 77: Addition on our house
Photo 78: Samu and Eremasi
Photo 79: Elders behind tanoa
Photo 80: Youth as honored guests
Photo 81: Elders present their kava
Photo 82: Women ready to serve tea
Photo 83: Serving the Tui
Photo 84: Siteri's foot
Photo 85: Karen, Va and Michelle
Photo 86: Guest of honor Tom arrives
Photo 87: Prayer before the ceremony
Photo 88: Presenting the whale's tooth
Photo 89: Presenting kava plant
Photo 90: Closeup of kava plant
Photo 91: Women ready to give mats
Photo 92: The offering of mats
Photo 93: Stephanie, Erinn and Michelle
Photo 94: Women dance the meke
Photo 95: Baby powder for meke dancers
Photo 96: Escorting Karen the queen
Photo 97: Crowning Karen the queen
Photo 98: Adi Navuavua Queen
Photo 99: Jeffrey tries on the crown
Photo 100: Erinn tries on the crown
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The Four Corners region could be facing a hazy future. A massive, new coal-fired power plant planned for the region is undergoing review, and the public is being asked to comment on the proposal.
The $2 billion plant would be the third coal-burning plant in the San Juan Basin. It would be built on the Navajo Nation roughly 20 miles south of Kirtland and has been tagged the Desert Rock Project. It's estimated that the plant would generate enough energy for 1.5 million homes.
"It's a very large plant at 1,500 megawatts," said Dan Randolph of San Juan Citizens' Alliance,
A fourth, smaller plant, named the Mustang Project, is also seeking approval to begin construction between Farmington and Grants, N.M. Originally, the plant was expected to be operational by next year, but there have been delays. Mustang has categorically refused to consider alternative and environmentally friendly technologies, yet recently received a $20 million subsidy under President Bush's so-called Clear Skies Initiative.
While these plants are not within La Plata County's viewshed, they are well within its airshed, according to Randolph. Plus, local air quality is already significantly impacted by the two existing power plants in northern New Mexico.
"A good respiratory health study for the basin has not been done at all," Randolph said. "Before we put more smoke up in the air, we should know what the impacts already are."
The Bureau of Indian Affairs has invited the public to submit written comments through Dec. 17 on the Desert Rock plant. There is also one public hearing planned in the region and it will take place Tuesday, Dec. 7, at the Farmington Civic Center.
"At this point, there is only one public meeting scheduled locally," Randolph said. "We're pushing for an additional meeting in Shiprock."
Randolph concluded that this scoping period is an opportunity for locals to raise issues they would like to have addressed during the review process. Written comments can be sent through Dec. 17 to: Eloise Chicharello, director, Navajo Regional Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs, P.O. Box 1060, Gallup, N.M., 87305.
Buena Vista voters repeal RGI
One of the poster children for Durango's proposed Responsible Growth Initiative has gone away. On Nov. 2, Buena Vista voters repealed an initiative that required a popular vote for large annexations. It had been in existence for five years and touted as a success story by proponents of Durango's similar measure, which was also rejected by voters Nov. 2.
Buena Vista resident Randy Loback told the Denver Post that easing development restrictions was the only way to keep the town from dying. Loback noted that residents, "used to be concerned about what's affecting them now. I think a lot of people have turned their thoughts to the long term. What's good for their kids?"
In particular, Buena Vista residents were interested in boosting sales tax revenues by attracting commercial properties. The Post noted that residents have realized that the summer tourism economy is not enough for Buena Vista.
"We have young people graduating who have to move because there's very little here in terms of finding jobs that can pay for you to live," said Mayor Sharyle Solis.
Public lands "passport" in works
Bikers, hikers and all users of public lands may have to start carrying a "passport" when they recreate. An Ohio congressman has successfully pushed a measure through Congress that would require members of the public to purchase an "America the Beautiful" pass to recreate on all land managed by the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and Bureau of Reclamation.
Ralph Regula, R-Ohio, succeeded in attaching his bill as a rider to the giant Omnibus Appropriations Bill recently enacted in the lame duck session of Congress. The bill was never passed by the House and was never introduced, given a hearing or voted upon in the Senate. Omnibus bills are considered "must pass" legislation because of the potential for a government shutdown.
Regula's bill, HR 3283, allows the federal land management agencies to charge access fees for recreational use of public lands by the general public. The bill has been highly controversial and is opposed by hundreds of organizations, state legislatures, county governments and members of the public.
"This was a victory of pork over principle," said Robert Funkhouser, president of the Western Slope No-Fee Coalition. "Ralph Regula is responsible for the first tax increase of the Bush administration."
The Regula bill will go into effect when Fee Demo expires at the beginning of fiscal year 2005 unless the new congress acts to derail it. Failure to carry the pass will be a criminal offense punishable by up to $5,000 and/or six months in jail. The America the Beautiful Pass is expected to cost between $85 and $100 annually.
"This is an abuse of position by Congressman Regula" according to Funkhouser. "Changing public land policy in the middle of the night via a rider is despicable. Once again the congressman has proven to be hostile to rural and Western values and will stop at nothing to push his agenda."
Fugitive pot grower nabbed
Members of the Southwest Drug Task Force recently concluded a three-year investigation with the arrest of former La Plata County resident Edward Pole. Pole was arrested on Thursday in Humble, Texas, after evading officers since December 2001. Pole was involved with a "sophisticated" marijuana cultivation operation located at the La Plata County home of Lynn Crandall. Crandall and Pole had been charged in U.S. District Court with charges related to conspiracy to manufacture marijuana, conspiracy to distribute marijuana and money laundering.
According to investigators, Pole is believed to have traveled to Canada, Panama and Costa Rica after learning about the December 2001 bust. The task force was able to locate Pole in Texas after he re-entered the United States several months ago.
The Southwest Drug Task Force is a multi-jurisdictional investigative body comprised of the La Plata County Sheriffs Office, Ignacio Police Department and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. The Southwest Drug Task Force routinely files criminal cases in both Colorado State Court and the U.S. Federal Court System.
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sentences: What were the goals of the Better Buildings Neighborhood Program developed by the U.S. Department of Energy?, What is the estimated energy generation capacity of the proposed Desert Rock Project power plant?, What is the purpose of the Female Foundry Accelerator Programme by Dentsu Aegis Network?, source_sentence: Early this year, there was a buzz on Motorola inviting T-Mobile Moto X owners to take part in a soak test for possible future update. Motorola seemed skeptical in disclosing facts at that point of time but since Moto G was recently upgraded to Android 4.4.2; enthusiasts anticipated the same for T-Mobile Moto X. And it turned out to be true.
News Update
This T-Mobile version of Moto X is now receiving the upgrade which is a file size of 147.6 MB. The Android 4.4.2 is the latest version of KitKat that includes all the goodies from the earlier installments, plus a few additions. The good news is, Motorola has customized the whole package and made a few tweaks into the update. The Software Version bumped to 161.44.25 and the notable changes are listed as below:
- It added substantial support for services like printing photos, Google Docs, Gmail messages and other such content via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and hosted services such as HP ePrinters and Google Cloud Print.
- It fixed all the bugs identified during the preliminary runs, including the ones that caused a few users to experience short battery life after upgrading to KitKat.
- Another bug that caused delays in synchronizing email services like Microsoft Exchange was resolved, thus adding to the convenience of the user.
This is a noteworthy upgrade, considering the fact that bugs and errors were fixed. Mobile addicts across the world will rejoice, for they can experience the smartness of Android KitKat flawlessly in their devices. This is significant development in terms of update.
This variant is an unlocked GSM device so chances are, you can use it on networks of other service providers. In all probability, the update should not be affected and the installation should hardly take much time. The T-Mobile Moto X Android update is now available for manual download. It is accessible in the following sequential way:
- Click on Settings
- Click on About Phone
- Click on System Updates
- Click on Download
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For ensuring a successful installation, it is highly recommended to install this update with at least 50% battery and a strong connectivity; preferably Wi-Fi. Follow the notification message and select download-> once the download is over, select Install-> Once the installation is over, and the phone will automatically restart. This marks the completion of the installation process. The phone is now updated to 161.44.25 – This build is same as the soak test.
This upgrade is free in the carrier network and Motorola and Google has collaborated for a back up service for those in trouble. In case of distress, a user can contact them through the Moto X web interface and avail the service. There is still no news on other carrier variants of this update but we can safely hope that it will roll out very soon. Though the upgrade doesn’t appeal in terms of version number but it is definitely significant for users to live with the latest KitKat.
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