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Best answer: Sony is very clear; there is no remote play compatibility on PlayStation Now. You are unable to stream any PlayStation Now content to your phone via Remote Play.
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SEA CHASE, THE (director: John Farrow; screenwriters: from book by Andrew Geer "Sea Chase"/James Warner Bellah/John Twist; cinematographer: William H. Clothier; editor: William H. Ziegler; cast: John Wayne (Capt. Karl Ehrlich), Lana Turner (Elsa Keller),Tab Hunter (Cadet Wesser), David Farrar (Comdr. Napier), Lyle Bettger (Kirchner), James Arness (Schlieter), Claude Aikins (Winkler), John Qualen (Chief Schmidt), Alan Lee (Brounck), Dick Davalos (Stemme), Paul Fix (Heinz); Runtime: 117; Warner Bros.; 1955)
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A tough film to symphatize with the stars, one is forced to root for the Germans and against the British; the miscast stars are John Wayne as a German sea captain obsessed with getting his freighter back to the motherland, while Lana Turner is a Teutonic siren who works for the Nazis as an intelligent agent. The film is a muddled effort to make them into hero and heroine, and the effort to do that seemed to misfire somewhere in the long sea journey home for Wayne.
German Captain Karl Ehrlich (Wayne) is in a Sydney, Australia, port just as Hitler invades Poland and WW11 is declared. He's opposed to the Nazis and favors the old Imperial government, but is obsessed with getting his Ergenstrasse crew home. Why this is so, sure beats me. But before sneaking out of a foggy Sydney port he meets his old friend, British Naval Commander Jeff Napier (Farrar), who introduces him to his future wife Elsa Keller (Lana). Erlich recognizes her as a spy and can't let his good buddy go through with this sham of a marriage, so he tells her to leave Jeff or he'll tell him. Why this key naval officer would not suspect his German-born wife of being a spy, seems incredulous. But when he finds that she left him because of Ehrlich , their friendship is suddenly over and when the freighter gives him the slip and escapes internment he becomes obsessed with capturing this worthless ship and doggedly pursues it for the rest of the film.
Ehrlich's problems are: that Elsa, someone who threatened to get even with him for what he did, is ordered to sail with him by the consul general; he doesn't have enough fuel, so he chops up the lifeboats and heads to the Auckland Islands to get provisions at a food station for wrecked ships; and, his Chief Officer Kirchner (Bettger) is a starry-eyed Nazi intelligence officer who has a different agenda from his.
At the Auckland Island provision center, Kirchner kills some unarmed British fishermen and causes the freighter to be hunted down as a criminal ship. Ehrlich doesn't learn of this incident until later, but when he does he forces Kirchner to write it down in the log the way it happened.
Kirchner tries to form a partnership with Elsa, but Ehrlich manages to keep them apart as they head to the Pom Pom Galli, an island where they cut down trees for wood and Ehrlich and Elsa fall in love. We are suddenly asked to believe that she's not such a bad Nazi after all, it's only Kirchner who is the bad one. The crew is made up of assorted gung-ho cliché types, and one resister (Arness). He has to be convinced his captain is really a good guy who is only working them long hours because he really cares about them, before he can warm up to his captain. When he is convinced of this, he's a willing worker for the cause to get back home.
Through the captain's great seamanship they reach the neutral port of Valparaiso ahead of the British in pursuit, and are given a hero's welcome for outfoxing the superior British ship. But the British falsely accuse Ehrlich for the murders on the Auckland and want to bring him to justice. He could stay safely in Valparaiso, but chooses to take his chances on the dangerous seas. When he reaches the North Sea after fighting off a storm and is close to Norway, the Nazi government gives away his position to the British and Napier corners him. Ehrlich has his men go aboard Napier's boat with the log, and he remains with the ship and keeps Kirchner with him; but, he's surprised that Elsa comes back to join him. Napier fires on the freighter and destroys it. The film ends in mystery, as it is not certain if Ehrlich and Elsa escaped or were killed. As for me, I could care less--this was one of The Duke's poorer films. It was a tedious chase and an irrelevant story, and the dialogue was just atrocious. This letterboxed version was watchable only to see how Lana acts while wearing furs, evening dresses, and tight sweaters aboard the freighter. Her romance with Wayne was tepid.
REVIEWED ON 7/23/2001 GRADE: C-
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# Haskell Paris ### Usage Overview of Lens/Prism slides at https://github.com/erebe/haskell-paris-29-11-2017 29/11/2017 - Romain GERARD
### This is not about how to implement Lens * [History of Lens](https://github.com/ekmett/lens/wiki/History-of-Lenses) * [Write your lens tutorial](http://www.mchaver.com/posts/2017-07-12-lens-tutorial-1.html) * [Lens Over Tea](https://artyom.me/#lens-over-tea)
### This is about advertising Lens * Be less scary * Get more adoption * See more library providing lens
### What are Lens in practice ? * A way to get back sanity when updating records ```haskell data User = User { name :: String, age :: Int } data Project = Project { owner :: User } ``` ```haskell setOwnerName :: String -> Project -> Project setOwnerName newName p = p { owner = (owner p) { name = newName } } ``` * What we want is ```Haskell project.owner.name = "John" ``` * What Lens offers us is ```Haskell set (owner.name) "John" project # Or project & owner.name .~ "John" ```
#### Lens are unidiomatic in Haskell ![](images/learning_curve.jpg)
#### Lens are unidiomatic in Haskell ![](images/lens_deps.png)
### So I made a choice - MicroLens - https://github.com/aelve/microlens ```yaml build-depends: protolude # Base/Prelude replacement , base # Not necessary to build, for repl , microlens-platform , transformers # To get MonadReader , text ```
### Let's get started ! * I have a record, how do I get my Lens ? ```Haskell data ConsulDiscovery = ConsulDiscovery { consulHost :: [Text] , consulPort :: Int , consulTimeout :: Int , consulReadConsistency :: Text } deriving (Show) ``` * Simply rewrite it into ```Haskell {-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-} import Lens.Micro.Platform ``` ```Haskell data ConsulDiscovery = ConsulDiscovery { _consulHost :: [Text] , _consulPort :: Int , _consulTimeout :: Int , _consulReadConsistency :: Text } deriving (Show) ``` ```Haskell makeLenses ''ConsulDiscovery ``` * Voilà !
```shell $ stack repl ``` ```Haskell *Main> :t consulHost consulHost :: Functor f => (Text -> f Text) -> ConsulDiscovery -> f ConsulDiscovery ``` ```Haskell *Main> :info consulHost consulHost :: Lens' ConsulDiscovery Text -- Defined at /home/erebe/progs/haskell/talk/app/Main.hs:45:1 ```
### view/getter 1/3 ```Haskell import Lens.Micro.Platform import qualified Data.Text as T let disco = ConsulDiscovery ["consul.criteo.prod", "consul2.criteo.prod"] 8500 10 "STALE" ``` ```Haskell view consulPort disco > 8500 # OR disco ^. consulPort > 8500 ``` ```Haskell # You can compose Lenses ! disco ^. consulHost . ix 0 > "consul.criteo.prod" # `to` transform any function into a Lens disco ^. consulHost . ix 0 . to T.toUpper > "CONSUL.CRITEO.PROD" ```
### view/getter 2/3 ```Haskell # Beware of the Monoid ! disco ^. consulHost . ix 42 > "" ``` ```Haskell disco ^? consulHost . ix 42 > Nothing ``` ```Haskell # ^? is the operator for `Get Maybe` or `Get if it exists` disco ^? consulHost . ix 42 . to T.toUpper > Nothing disco ^. consulHost . ix 42 . to T.toUpper > "" disco ^? consulHost . ix 0 . to T.toUpper > Just "CONSUL.CRITEO.PROD" ``` ```Haskell # ^. works over the raw type, here Text "CRITEO" <> " go Go GO" > "CRITEO go Go GO" # ^? works over Maybe type, here Maybe Text Just "CRITEO" <> Just " go Go GO" > Just "CRITEO go Go GO" Nothing <> Just " go Go GO" > Just " go Go GO" ```
### view/getter 3/3 ```Haskell # Hosts to csv disco ^. (consulHost . ix 0 <> to (const ";") <> consulHost . ix 1) > "consul.criteo.prod;consul2.criteo.prod" # to InetAddress disco ^. (consulHost . ix 0 <> to (const ":") <> consulPort . to show) > "consul.criteo.prod:8500" ```
### What have we seen so far Name | Operator | Description -----|----------|------------ makeLenses | | auto-generate lens for a record to | | transform a normal function into a Lens view | ^. | simple getter Maybe view | ^? | getter wrapped in Maybe, or get me Maybe ix | | get element at in a list
### set/setter - We can use lens also to set value in a record ```Haskell set consulPort 9999 disco > ConsulDiscovery {_consulHost = ..., _consulPort = 9999, ...} # OR disco & consulPort .~ 9999 > ConsulDiscovery {_consulHost = ..., _consulPort = 9999, ...} ``` - A setter return the whole structure, so it can be chained ```Haskell disco & consulPort .~ 9999 & consulTimeout .~ 0 > ConsulDiscovery {_consulHost = ..., _consulPort = 9999, _consulTimeout = 0, ...} disco & consulPort .~ 9999 & consulTimeout .~ 0 & consulHost . ix 0 .~ "localhost" > ConsulDiscovery {_consulHost = ["localhost", "consul2.criteo.prod"], _consulPort = 9999, _consulTimeout = 0, ...} ```
### Modifier/Over - Modifier are just setter which takes current value as argument ```Haskell over consulPort (+1) disco > ConsulDiscovery {_consulHost = ..., _consulPort = 8051, ...} # OR disco & consulPort %~ (+1) > ConsulDiscovery {_consulHost = ..., _consulPort = 8051, ...} ``` - A setter return the whole structure, so it can be chained ```Haskell disco & consulPort %~ (+1) & consulTimeout %~ \t -> if t == 0 then 10 else t > ConsulDiscovery {_consulHost = ..., _consulPort = 9999, _consulTimeout = 10, ...} disco & consulHost . ix 0 %~ T.toUpper > ConsulDiscovery {_consulHost = ["CONSUL.CRITEO.PROD", "consul2.criteo.prod"], ...} ```
### What have we seen so far Name | Operator | Description -----|----------|------------ makeLenses | | auto-generate lens for a record to | | transform a normal function into a Lens view | ^. | simple getter | ^? | getter wrapped in Maybe, or get me Maybe ix | | get element at in a list set | .~ | set/replace the value of what the lens target over | %~ | modify a value by taking the current one as argument
### Folds/Traversal - It is possible to apply a function to every element and turn it into a list ```Haskell toListOf (consulTimeout <> consulPort) disco > [10,8500] # OR disco ^.. (consulTimeout <> consulPort) > [10,8500] ``` ```Haskell let motto = "go go go" :: Text motto ^.. each . to (\c -> if c == 'g' then 'G' else c) > "Go Go Go" ``` ```Haskell # Look imperative style ! forOf each ["talk.cabal", "src/Main.hs"] $ \path -> do readFile path > [
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] ``` - As Lens is generic over many types, it let you generalize function (map, filter, ...)
### Prism - They are just a pattern match of a Sum Type ```Haskell data Maybe a = Just a | Nothing [Just "a", Just "b", Nothing] ^.. each . _Just > ["a","b"] [Just "a", Just "b", Nothing] ^.. each . _Nothing > [()] ``` ```Haskell [Just "a", Just "b", Nothing] ^.. each . filtered (has _Just) > [Just "a",Just "b"] ``` - And many more - [Microlens](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/microlens-<IP_ADDRESS>/docs/Lens-Micro.html) - [Lens tutorial](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/lens-tutorial-1.0.3/docs/Control-Lens-Tutorial.html)
### What have we seen so far Name | Operator | Description -----|----------|------------ makeLenses | | auto-generate lens for a record to | | transform a normal function into a Lens view | ^. | simple getter | ^? | getter wrapped in Maybe, or get me Maybe ix | | get element at in a list set | .~ | set/replace the value of what the lens target over | %~ | modify a value by taking the current one as argument toListOf | ^.. | return a list of all values returned each | | target every element of a traversable prism | | Lens that pattern match over a sum type
### Lens & ReaderT Pattern - ReaderT Pattern is a design advertised by - [Fpcomplete](https://www.fpcomplete.com/blog/2017/06/readert-design-pattern) - [Free monad considered harmful](https://markkarpov.com/post/free-monad-considered-harmful.html) - TL;DR - FreeMonads are slows - Heavy stack of Monad Transformers are bloated - Just use ReaderT, it is optimized, it is fast - Lens can help you
### Lens & ReaderT pattern ```Haskell data ConsulDiscovery = ConsulDiscovery { _consulHost :: [Text] , _consulPort :: Int , _consulTimeout :: Int , _consulReadConsistency :: Text } deriving (Show) data AppConfig = AppConfig { _cfg :: Text } deriving (Show) data Config = Config { configDiscovery :: ConsulDiscovery , configApp :: AppConfig } deriving (Show) ``` ```Haskell doWork :: (MonadIO m, MonadReader Config m) => [Text] -> m () doWork services = do cfg <- ask liftIO $ print cfg return () doDiscovery :: (MonadIO m, MonadReader Config m) => m [Text] doDiscovery = do cfg <- ask liftIO $ print cfg return ["toto", "tata"] runApp :: (MonadIO m, MonadReader Config m) => m () runApp = do liftIO $ print "runApp" hosts <- doDiscovery doWork hosts return () main :: IO () main = do let foo = Config (ConsulDiscovery ["toto.service.io"] 10 0 "toto") (AppConfig "Haskell Meetup") _ <- runReaderT runApp foo return () ```
### Lens & ReaderT pattern ```Haskell data ConsulDiscovery = ConsulDiscovery { _consulHost :: [Text] , _consulPort :: Int , _consulTimeout :: Int , _consulReadConsistency :: Text } deriving (Show) data AppConfig = AppConfig { _cfg :: Text } deriving (Show) data Config = Config { configDiscovery :: ConsulDiscovery , configApp :: AppConfig } deriving (Show) makeLensesWith camelCaseFields ''Config ``` ```Haskell doWork :: (MonadIO m, MonadReader env m, HasApp env AppConfig) => [Text] -> m () doWork services = do cfg <- ask liftIO $ print $ cfg ^. app return () doDiscovery :: (MonadIO m, MonadReader env m, HasDiscovery env ConsulDiscovery) => m [Text] doDiscovery = do cfg <- ask liftIO $ print $ cfg ^. discovery return ["toto", "tata"] runApp :: (MonadIO m, MonadReader Config m) => m () runApp = do liftIO $ print "runApp" hosts <- doDiscovery doWork hosts main :: IO () main = do let cfg = Config (ConsulDiscovery ["toto.service.io"] 10 0 "toto") (AppConfig "Haskell Meetup") _ <- runReaderT runApp cfg return () ```
### End, at last ! - I hope - Lens get less scary for all of us - You will try to use it in your projects - If you write a library make an extension for it - Records are broken but Lens are still not idiomatic - You have to make a willing effort to use them - Reward at the end of the path - Give a shot to lens-aeson !


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| 29 | ||
| 30 | /** | |
| 31 | * Template Engine based on Apache Velocity. | |
| 32 | */ | |
| 33 | public class VelocityTemplateEngine extends TemplateEngine { | |
| 34 | ||
| 35 | private final VelocityEngine velocityEngine; | |
| 36 | ||
| 37 | /** | |
| 38 | * Constructor | |
| 39 | */ | |
| 40 | public VelocityTemplateEngine() { | |
| 41 | Properties properties = new Properties(); | |
| 42 | properties.setProperty("resource.loader", "class"); | |
| 43 | properties.setProperty( | |
| 44 | "class.resource.loader.class", | |
| 45 | "org.apache.velocity.runtime.resource.loader.ClasspathResourceLoader"); | |
| 46 | velocityEngine = new org.apache.velocity.app.VelocityEngine(properties); | |
| 47 | } | |
| 48 | ||
| 49 | /** | |
| 50 | * Constructor | |
| 51 | * | |
| 52 | * @param velocityEngine The velocity engine, must not be null. | |
| 53 | */ | |
| 54 | public VelocityTemplateEngine(VelocityEngine velocityEngine) { | |
| 55 |
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if (velocityEngine == null) { |
| 56 | throw new IllegalArgumentException("velocityEngine must not be null"); | |
| 57 | } | |
| 58 | this.velocityEngine = velocityEngine; | |
| 59 | } | |
| 60 | ||
| 61 | /** | |
| 62 | * {@inheritDoc} | |
| 63 | */ | |
| 64 | @Override | |
| 65 | public String render(ModelAndView modelAndView) { | |
| 66 | Template template = velocityEngine.getTemplate(modelAndView.getViewName()); | |
| 67 | Object model = modelAndView.getModel(); | |
| 68 |
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if (model instanceof Map) { |
| 69 | Map<?, ?> modelMap = (Map<?, ?>) model; | |
| 70 | VelocityContext context = new VelocityContext(modelMap); | |
| 71 | StringWriter writer = new StringWriter(); | |
| 72 |
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| 73 |
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return writer.toString(); |
| 74 | } else { | |
| 75 | throw new IllegalArgumentException("modelAndView must be of type java.util.Map"); | |
| 76 | } | |
| 77 | } | |
| 78 | ||
| 79 | } | |
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Gecode::Int::NValues::IntBase< VY > Class Template Reference
[Integer propagators]
Number of values propagator for integer views base class. More...
#include <nvalues.hh>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual PropCost | cost (const Space &, const ModEventDelta &) const |
| Cost function. | |
| virtual size_t | dispose (Space &home) |
| Delete propagator and return its size. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| IntBase (Home home, ValSet &vs, ViewArray< IntView > &x, VY y) | |
| Constructor for posting. | |
| IntBase (Space &home, IntBase< VY > &p) | |
| Constructor for cloning p. | |
| void | add (Space &home) |
| Add values of assigned views to value set. | |
| void | disjoint (Space &home, Region &r, int *&dis, int &n_dis) |
| void | eliminate (Space &home) |
| Eliminate subsumed views (all values included in the value set vs). | |
| ExecStatus | all_in_valset (Space &home) |
| Propagate that all views must take values from value set. | |
| ExecStatus | prune_lower (Space &home, int *dis, int n_dis) |
| ExecStatus | prune_upper (Space &home, Graph &g) |
Protected Attributes | |
| ValSet | vs |
| Value set storing the values of already assigned views. |
Detailed Description
template<class VY>
class Gecode::Int::NValues::IntBase< VY >
Number of values propagator for integer views base class.
Requires
#include <gecode/int/nvalues.hh>
Definition at line 132 of file nvalues.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::Int::NValues::IntBase< VY >::IntBase | ( | Home | home, | |
| ValSet & | vs, | |||
| ViewArray< IntView > & | x, | |||
| VY | y | |||
| ) | [inline, protected] |
Constructor for posting.
Definition at line 40 of file int-base.hpp.
| Gecode::Int::NValues::IntBase< VY >::IntBase | ( | Space & | home, | |
| IntBase< VY > & | p | |||
| ) | [inline, protected] |
Constructor for cloning p.
Definition at line 46 of file int-base.hpp.
Member Function Documentation
| void Gecode::Int::NValues::IntBase< VY >::add | ( | Space & | home | ) | [inline, protected] |
Add values of assigned views to value set.
Definition at line 68 of file int-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Int::NValues::IntBase< VY >::disjoint | ( | Space & | home, | |
| Region & | r, | |||
| int *& | dis, | |||
| int & | n_dis | |||
| ) | [inline, protected] |
Compute position of disjoint views in dis (with length n_dis) and eliminate subsumed views (all values included in the value set vs).
Definition at line 80 of file int-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Int::NValues::IntBase< VY >::eliminate | ( | Space & | home | ) | [inline, protected] |
Eliminate subsumed views (all values included in the value set vs).
Definition at line 107 of file int-base.hpp.
| ExecStatus Gecode::Int::NValues::IntBase< VY >::all_in_valset | ( | Space & | home | ) | [inline, protected] |
Propagate that all views must take values from value set.
Definition at line 120 of file int-base.hpp.
| ExecStatus Gecode::Int::NValues::IntBase< VY >::prune_lower | ( | Space & | home, | |
| int * | dis, | |||
| int | n_dis | |||
| ) | [inline, protected] |
Perform pruning of the lower bound based on finding an independent set, where dis and n_dis define the set of disjoint views (not overlapping with the values in the value set).
Changes dis.
Definition at line 130 of file int-base.hpp.
| ExecStatus Gecode::Int::NValues::IntBase< VY >::prune_upper | ( | Space & | home, | |
| Graph & | g | |||
| ) | [inline, protected] |
Perform pruning of the upper bound based on finding a maximal matching in the view value graph g.
Requires that subsumed views have been eliminated.
Definition at line 298 of file int-base.hpp.
| PropCost Gecode::Int::NValues::IntBase< VY >::cost | ( | const Space & | , | |
| const ModEventDelta & | ||||
| ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Cost function.
Reimplemented from Gecode::MixNaryOnePropagator< IntView, PC_INT_DOM, VY, PC_INT_BND >.
Definition at line 62 of file int-base.hpp.
| size_t Gecode::Int::NValues::IntBase< VY >::dispose | ( | Space & | home | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Delete propagator and return its size.
Reimplemented from Gecode::MixNaryOnePropagator< IntView, PC_INT_DOM, VY, PC_INT_BND >.
Reimplemented in Gecode::Int::NValues::EqInt< VY >, and Gecode::Int::NValues::LqInt< VY >.
Definition at line 53 of file int-base.hpp.
Member Data Documentation
ValSet Gecode::Int::NValues::IntBase< VY >::vs [protected] |
Value set storing the values of already assigned views.
Definition at line 138 of file nvalues.hh.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- gecode/int/nvalues.hh
- gecode/int/nvalues/int-base.hpp


“How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives.” –Annie Dillard
…
October 8, 2017 - Day 31
Pedrouzo, Spain.
In 20 kilometers, I will reach Santiago de Compostela. The anticipation has left me sleepless. Ali and Karen are fast asleep. Hope to see them again soon. I pack my things and make a quiet exit.
It’s dark out. Cars lie dormant under the hazy hue of flickering streetlights. Shop-signs strobe with a familiar fluorescence. I’m on the corner of a three-way intersection, eating a bun Karen had given me the night before. A wiry cat pokes its nose around, perhaps searching for food. Not too far ahead, I hear the rhythmic clacking of walking-poles. I finish my bun and proceed into the twilight, guided by nothing more than a small yellow arrow.
…
Neurons fire, muscles tense. One leg initiates, the other balances. Knee propels forward, heel touches ground. A weight shifts from posterior end to anterior front. Heel lifts, toes tip, a leg swings. One step. Repeat.
I have suffered. I have felt pain. I have grown. I have become stronger. I am no longer under the illusion that life is best lived in pasts, shoulds, and futures. This is it. The people. The weather. The circumstances. Dusted boots. Rucksacks. A sunflower. Cobalt skies. Birdsong. Valleys.  Trotting. Walking. Sauntering.
Purpose may give direction to the journey, but it is our immediate presence that gives it meaning.
Santiago awaits.
…
A strange thing happened. 10 kilometers from Santiago, while walking along a sidewalk, I was either hallucinating or vividly imagining the presence of every person I had met on the Camino. Matilde and Franca were tiptoeing across the fence to my left, as if on a tightrope. Closer to me was S, Jim, and Kathy. M was to my right. Everyone else was behind me, walking in silence. I realize that I have walked in solitude, but never have I been alone. The people, they have found a permanent place within my heart.
…
Santiago
I reached Santiago de Compostela on October 8th of 2017, a Sunday. I was in a dreamy state of mind, not at all aware of the time and unsure of what to expect upon reaching the cathedral. I sifted through crowds of tourists and pilgrims, between narrow streets and alleyways, guided by a yellow arrow. The sound of bagpipes and commotion filled the air. Something smelled delicious. Anticipation coursed through my veins.
I walked to the center of the plaza, dismounted my rucksack, and sat for awhile. I looked at the faces surrounding me, searching for a sign. I felt nothing.
I shifted my gaze to a man looking at me. We stared at each other for what seemed like an eternity. The look in his eyes spoke to me: Yes, you are here. Yes, you have made it.
I began to cry. Peace and stillness, awe and gratitude, love and surrender; I was filled with the energy of raw, unfiltered emotion. The boundary between the world and I dissipated. I felt connected, whole, complete. I was no longer just Phil. I was a fluid, living, impermeable being that simply lived behind a mask called Phil.
The people around me suddenly became more than just people. They were human beings with families, friends, and feelings of their own; they each had their own unique stories, lives they’ve lived and will continue to live. Their eyes emitted a beautiful, radiating light, a light I can only describe as the light of Being, a light that said:
“I am human. I too feel love, pain, suffering, joy, curiosity, wonder. I am you. You are me. A perfect bundle of imperfections.  This is it.”
The man approached me in tears, and we embraced each other.
I had made it.
…
October 9, 2017 - The Day After
Santiago de Compostela is the official endpoint of the Camino, though some pilgrims decide to walk the extra 90 or so kilometers to Finisterre, a coastal city at the edge of Spain, the end of the world. I had intended to end my journey there, but something convinced me otherwise.
I walked for 20 kilometers before feeling that something was off. It just didn’t feel the same. My sense of purpose was gone. Why had I decided to continue in the first place? I have always known how to persevere, how to press on, how to move forward – it had carried me through the pain, to Santiago. But something was telling me the journey needed to end in Santiago. So I walked to the next town and took a bus back to Santiago. In the past, I would have felt a pang of regret, a bruising of the ego, for not muscling through to the end. But I did not feel any regret or a longing for more. I was content. I had had enough.
It was one of the best decisions I made on the Camino. Over the next 4 days, I was able to say goodbye to all of the significant people I had met:
Ali and Karen (the brother and sister I met on my second to last day). They “adopted” me, and I really bonded with Ali. He felt like a long-lost older brother.
Jim and Kathy (nearly cried after seeing them. It had been at least 1.5 weeks since we had last seen each other. They were my first friends. Kathy said, “The journey is coming full-circle.” Indeed, it was.)
And of course, me and my favorite Germans: Franca and Matilde. I ran into them right after running into Jim and Kathy.
Karaoke!
The journey would not have been the same without them and the many others with whom I do not have pictures with.
But there was still one story left to close: M.


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