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Great WIDE corner WATER-VIEW property in exclusive Ensenada Shores community. You are going to love the sunrise exposure over the lake on this property. Make sure to walk to the back corner of the property to see the make view! Location, location, location! The Ensenada Shores gated community features underground utilities, community pool, lakefront park, fishing pond, and fantastic Hill Country/lake views. Nestled on the southern shores of Canyon Lake, This lot is conveniently located to major cities.
Direction: From Startzville travel west on FM 2673 toward Oblate. On your right enter through the controlled gate onto Ensenada Drive. Turn left onto San Salvadore. When you arrive at the corner, swing to the right. Property is on the right. | {
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High-quality brushes, especially those with natural bristles, can be quite expensive. Many of our grooming kits are an investment and are used often. Just like leather tack, caring for and cleaning your brushes regularly is important if you wish to get the most use out of them. Dirty brushes won't help you get a clean horse and you'll need to replace them more quickly.
Proper storage is one of the best ways to get the most longevity from your brushes. It's easy to just throw your brushes into your grooming tote when you're in a hurry to go for a ride. Take a moment and place them into your tote in a way that allows the brushes to sit naturally as to not smash the bristles. Try to keep your grooming tote and brushes out of direct sunlight and the weather. Makes sure that after every grooming session you knock off as much dust and hair as you can before putting them away.
Before beginning your deep cleaning you'll want to get as much hair and dirt as possible off of the brushes. Rinse off all the brushes or use a high-powered water nozzle to blast out more debris. Now for the actual deep cleaning, there are a few different options. Some people swear by bleach but if you use a solution that is too strong you can damage your brushes, especially natural bristles and wooden backs. There are commercial products on the market specifically made for brush cleaning as well. If you don't have many brushes these commercial products can work well. Another basic way to clean brushes is to use a grease cutting dish soap like Dawn. A natural disinfectant that has been a long-time favorite is vinegar!
Diluted distilled vinegar kills many types of bacteria and is completely naturally. It breaks down the sebum left on the brushes. You can mix 5% white vinegar with warm water at a 1:3 ratio. Throw in your synthetic brushes and combs to soak. For the natural bristled brushes you'll want to just dip them in. Once you are finished simply set them out to dry, especially in sunlight if possible. Don't worry about the vinegar smell. This smell disappears completely once fully dried. Brushes can last a very long time when cared for regularly.
Also, to prevent disease and keep your horses healthy always have individual grooming kits for each horse you own.
This is a very good article. Those who have more than one horse, as noted, use their own brushes to avoid skin diseases spreading. How well we practice this depends on where we are. At home sanctuary, brushing down ten or thirty horses at a time, who are running together in round corrals and turned out to graze together, Not so much, but on show circuit, training with other horses who also are going in and out of barns and arenas that are used by many horses, MORE, more, more.......keep things separate,and clean. There are some green and blue soap products that we buy from veterinarians, and even dentists to keep bits, bridles and brushes, hoof picks ALL super disinfected for horses that are at high risk. The same horse, home for six months off, rolls in the grass, the sand arena, and uses brushes of the other horses out for a time, or just working in the therapy programs. Great article. | {
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El gos, ca o quisso (Canis lupus familiaris) és un mamífer domèstic de la família dels cànids. Les proves arqueològiques demostren que el gos ha estat en convivència propera amb els humans des de fa com a mínim 9.000 anys, però possiblement des de fa 14.000 anys. Les restes fòssils indiquen que els avantpassats dels gossos moderns ja s'associaven amb els humans fa 100.000 anys.
La Federació Cinològica Internacional (FCI) en reconeix 353 races, que presenten una gran varietat de dimensions, fisonomia i temperament. Tenen una gran relació amb els humans, per a qui són animals de companyia, animals de guàrdia, gossos policia, gossos de treball, gossos de caça, gossos d'aigua, gossos cobradors, gossos llebrers, gossos pigall, gossos pastors o gossos bovers, per exemple.
Es calcula que al món hi ha prop de 400 milions de gossos domèstics, cosa que en fa un dels animals de companyia més populars, probablement només superat pels gats. Es creu que el llop gris, del qual és considerat una subespècie, n'és l'avantpassat més immediat. Les investigacions més recents indiquen que el gos fou domesticat per primera vegada a Europa, però no se sap amb certitud si tots els gossos domèstics provenen d'un mateix grup o si el procés de domesticació es repetí diversos cops.
Etimologia i nom
A les Illes Balears i parts de la Catalunya Nord el gos rep el nom de «ca», que prové directament del mot llatí canis, que al seu torn prové de la forma protoindoeuropea *kwon-. Una de les variacions d'aquesta forma indoeuropea és cuon, que a través del grec antic κύων ha portat a termes catalans com ara «cinisme» o «cinocefàlia». L'arrel llatina es reflecteix en altres llengües romàniques: chien (francès), cane (italià), can (gallec i castellà), cão (portuguès), câine (romanès), etc. El mot «ca», antigament estès per tot el domini lingüístic, ha desaparegut gairebé completament del llenguatge viu de Catalunya i el País Valencià, substituït pel sinònim «gos». La desaparició del mot «ca» a les regions continentals és recent, com ho demostra el fet que la gent encara sàpiga que «ca» vol dir «gos», malgrat que es faci servir poc, però també és probable que els refranys i les locucions en què figura el mot «ca» hagin contribuït a conservar la comprensió d'aquesta paraula a Catalunya.
D'altra banda, el terme més estès als Països Catalans per referir-se a aquest animal, «gos», té un origen expressiu a partir de l'expressió «gus» o «kus», utilitzada antigament per cridar o dirigir-se als cans o gossos. És atestat per primer cop l'any 1342. A l'Alguer es fa servir la paraula «cutxo».
Existeixen diverses formes per referir-se a un grup d'animals. Són comuns els substantius col·lectius: «bandada» (ocells), «porcada» (porcs) o «banc» (peixos). El terme correcte en català per referir-se a un grup de gossos, especialment quan cacen junts, és «gossada». El terme correcte per referir-se a una cria de gos és «cadell», que s'ha estès per denominar les cries d'altres mamífers carnívors com el lleó, l'os o el llop.
Els gossos que tenen els avantpassats registrats formalment són denominats com a gossos amb pedigrí. En termes estrictes, un pura sang és aquell que té avantpassats de la mateixa raça, mentre que en el cas d'un gos de pedigrí és essencial l'existència d'un registre genealògic dels seus avantpassats. Aquests registres genealògics han estat criticats per grups en defensa dels animals que argumenten que promou una discriminació en contra dels gossos mestissos i per veterinaris, que afirmen que les associacions canines només tenen en compte la puresa de la raça del gos sense valorar-ne la salut.
Taxonomia
El gos fou descrit com a Canis familiaris i Canis familiaris domesticus per Carl von Linné a la seva obra Systema Naturae del 1758. Linné utilitzà dos noms diferents perquè creia que els gossos salvatges (Canis familiaris) eren diferents dels gossos domèstics (Canis familiaris domesticus). Tanmateix, el 1993, la Smithsonian Institution i l'American Society of Mammalogists feren una revisió taxonòmica dels gossos i els reclassificaren com a subespècie del llop gris (Canis lupus).
Els gossos donen nom a la família dels cànids, que inclou també els llops, les guineus, els coiots, els xacals, els gossos salvatges africans i els dingos. Es creu que aquests últims podrien formar part de la mateixa subespècie que els gossos domèstics, però provisionalment se'ls classifica en la subespècie Canis lupus dingo.
A un nivell taxonòmic més alt, també donen nom al subordre dels caniformes. Igual que els gossos, els animals que formen aquest grup comparteixen una sèrie de característiques: manquen d'urpes retràctils, tenen més dents que els feliformes (cosa que els permet processar l'aliment vegetal molt millor que els gats, per exemple), un musell llarg, carnisseres menys especialitzades que les dels fèlids, una dieta mitjanament omnívora i oportunística i una bul·la auditiva unicameral o parcialment dividida, composta d'un únic os.
Domesticació
Basant-se en les anàlisis d'ADN, els llops avantpassats dels gossos moderns se separaren de la resta de llops fa uns cent mil anys, i els gossos foren domesticats d'aquests llops grisos fa uns quinze mil anys. Aquesta data significaria que els gossos foren la primera espècie a ser domesticada pels humans. Les proves indiquen que els gossos foren domesticats per primer cop a Europa. Algunes de les cultures que arribaren a Nord-amèrica s'endugueren gossos des d'Àsia.
La relació entre els humans i els gossos es remunta al passat llunyà. Les proves arqueològiques i genètiques coincideixen en indicar que la domesticació tingué lloc a finals del Paleolític superior, a prop del límit Plistocè-Holocè, fa entre 17.000 i 14.000 anys. Ni la morfologia d'ossos fòssils, ni les anàlisis genètiques de les poblacions de gossos i llops antigues i actuals, han estat capaces fins ara de determinar amb certesa si tots els gossos són el producte d'una única domesticació, o si foren domesticats de manera independent en més d'un lloc. Els gossos domèstics podrien haver-se aparellat amb poblacions locals de llops salvatges en diverses ocasions (un procés que en genètica es coneix com a introgressió). Els gossos podrien haver estat domesticats per mitjà de diversos processos; podrien tenir l'origen en la cria de cadells de llop des de petits, fàcilment socialitzables i que, després d'algunes generacions de reproduir-se entre ells, haurien donat peu a la varietat domèstica. Alternativament, els gossos podrien ser els descendents de llops menys propensos a fugir dels humans; aquesta tendència socialitzadora s'hauria anat amplificant al llarg de les generacions fins a arribar a un estat de domesticació completa.
Els ossos de gos més antics coneguts, dos cranis de Rússia i una mandíbula d'Alemanya, daten d'entre fa 13.000 i 17.000 anys. El seu avantpassat més probable és el gran llop holàrtic septentrional, Canis lupus lupus. Restes de gossos més petits de dipòsits en coves del mesolític (Natufià) al Pròxim Orient, que daten de fa uns 12.000 anys, han estat interpretats com a descendents d'un llop del sud-oest d'Àsia més gràcil, Canis lupus arabs. L'art rupestre i restes d'esquelets indiquen que, fa uns 14.000 anys, els gossos s'estenien des del nord d'Àfrica, a través d'Euràsia i fins a Nord-amèrica. Les restes de gossos enterrats al cementiri mesolític de Sværdborg (Dinamarca) suggereixen que a l'antiga Europa els gossos eren companys estimats.
Descripció
L'enorme varietat de morfologies en les diferents races de gos fa difícil determinar la mida i el pes mitjans dels gossos. Amb una alçada d'entre 71 i 90 cm, el llebrer irlandès és la raça més alta de gos (tot i que alguns exemplars de gran danès superen aquesta mida, arribant fins a 107 cm). La raça més petita de gos és el chihuahua, amb una mida de 15-25 cm a la creu. Amb un pes mitjà d'entre 1,5 i 3 quilograms (i que en alguns casos, pot no superar els 500 g), els chihuahues també són els gossos més lleugers; els mastins anglesos i els santbernats són els gossos més pesants, amb un pes que pot arribar a més de 75 o 80 kg.
La longevitat dels gossos varia d'una raça a l'altra, però en general les races més petites viuen més temps que les més grosses. Els gossos més petits sovint viuen fins a l'edat de quinze o setze anys, mentre que els gossos més grossos poden tenir una esperança de vida de només la meitat. Entremig s'hi troben totes les races intermèdies. El gos més vell del qual es té constància, un Bover australià anomenat Bluey, morí l'any 1939 a l'edat de vint-i-nou anys. L'esterilització de l'animal pot prolongar o escurçar-ne la vida, reduint el risc de contraure malalties com ara piomètria en les femelles o càncer testicular en els mascles. També redueix el risc d'accidents i ferides, car els gossos no esterilitzats es barallen i s'escapen més. D'altra banda, la castració dels mascles afavoreix l'aparició de càncer de pròstata, una malaltia que pot escurçar dràsticament la vida de l'animal.
Diferències respecte a altres cànids
En comparació amb llops de mida equivalent, els gossos tendeixen a tenir el crani un 20% més petit i el cervell un 10% més petit, a més de tenir les dents relativament més petites que altres espècies de cànids. Els gossos requereixen menys calories per viure que els llops. La seva dieta de sobres dels humans feu que el seu cervell gros i els músculs mandibulars utilitzats en la caça deixessin de ser necessaris. Alguns experts pensen que les orelles flàccides dels gossos són el resultat de l'atròfia dels músculs mandibulars. La pell dels gossos domèstics tendeix a ser més gruixuda que la dels llops i algunes tribus esquimals prefereixen la seva pell per vestir-se, a causa de la seva resistència al desgast en un clima inhòspit. A diferència dels llops, però igual que els coiots, els gossos domèstics tenen glàndules sudorípares als coixinets de les potes. Les potes d'un gos són aproximadament la meitat de les d'un llop i la seva cua tendeix a corbar-se cap amunt, un altre tret que no s'observa en els llops.
Aparell locomotor
Igual que la majoria de mamífers depredadors, el gos té músculs potents, un sistema cardiovascular que permet una alta velocitat i una gran resistència i dents per caçar, aguantar i estripar les preses.
L'esquelet ancestral dels gossos els permet córrer i saltar. Les seves potes s'han desenvolupat per impulsar-los ràpidament cap endavant, saltant quan cal, per a caçar i atrapar les preses. Per tant, tenen peus petits i estrets i caminen sobre els dits (digitígrads). Les seves potes posteriors són bastant rígides i sòlides, mentre que les anteriors són laxes i flexibles, estant unides al tronc únicament per músculs.
Tot i que la cria selectiva ha canviat l'aparença de moltes races, tots els gossos conserven els elements bàsics dels seus avantpassats. Els gossos tenen omòplats desconnectats (manquen de clavícula) que permeten fer gambades més llargues. La majoria de races conserven les urpes vestigials (esperons) a les potes anteriors i a vegades a les posteriors. Algunes d'aquestes races, com el gos d'atura català, poden presentar un esperó doble en una o més potes. En alguns casos, se'ls treuen aquestes urpes per tal d'evitar que el gos se les arranqui sense voler durant la persecució d'una presa, però aquesta pràctica és il·legal en alguns països.
Pelatge
Igual que els llops, els gossos tenen un pelatge, una capa de pèls que els cobreix el cos. El pelatge d'un gos pot ser un «pelatge doble», compost d'una capa inferior suau i una capa superior basta. A diferència dels llops, els gossos poden tenir un «pelatge únic», mancat de capa inferior. Els gossos amb un pelatge doble, com els llops, estan adaptats per sobreviure en temperatures fredes i tendeixen a provenir de climes més freds.
Els gossos solen presentar vestigis de contraombreig, un patró de camuflatge natural comú. La base general del contraombreig és que un animal il·luminat des de dalt apareix més clar a la meitat superior i més fosc a la meitat inferior, on normalment té el seu propi color. Aquest és un patró que els depredadors poden aprendre a reconèixer. Un animal contraombrejat té una coloració fosca a la superfície superior i una coloració fosca a la inferior. Això redueix la visibilitat general de l'animal. Un vestigi d'aquest patró és que moltes races tenen una banda, una ratlla o una estrella de pelatge blanc al pit o a la part inferior.
Cua
Hi ha moltes formes diferents de cua de gos: recta, recta cap amunt, forma de falç, rinxolada o en tirabuixó. En algunes races, la cua és tallada tradicionalment per evitar ferides, especialment en els gossos de caça. En algunes races, alguns cadells neixen amb una cua curta o sense. Això passa més sovint en certes races, especialment en aquelles a les quals sovint es talla la cua i que per tant no tenen estàndard de raça quant a la cua.
Reproducció
En els gossos domèstics, la maduresa sexual (pubertat) comença a produir-se a l'edat d'entre sis i dotze mesos tant en els mascles com en les femelles, tot i que en algunes races de gran mida pot retardar-se fins a l'edat de dos anys. L'adolescència de la majoria dels gossos dura entre els dotze i els quinze mesos d'edat, a partir dels quals ja són més adults que cadells. Com en el cas d'altres espècies domesticades, la domesticació ha afavorit una major libido i un cicle de reproducció més primerenc i freqüent en els gossos que en els seus avantpassats salvatges. Els gossos romanen reproductivament actius fins a edats avançades.
La majoria de gosses tenen el seu primer zel a l'edat d'entre sis i dotze mesos, tot i que algunes races grosses no el tenen fins a l'edat de dos anys. Les femelles entren en zel dos cops per any, durant el qual el seu cos es prepara per a la gestació i al pic del qual entren en estre, el període durant el qual estan mentalment i física receptives a la copulació. Com que els òvuls sobreviuen i poden ser fertilitzats durant una setmana després de l'ovulació, és possible que una femella s'aparelli amb més d'un mascle.
Les gosses donen a llum 56-72 dies després de ser fertilitzades, amb una mitjana de 63 dies, tot i que la durada de la gestació pot variar. Una ventrada mitjana consisteix en uns sis cadells, tot i que aquest nombre pot variar molt segons la raça de gos. Els gossos toy donen a llum entre un i quatre cadells per ventrada, mentre que les races més grosses poden donar una mitjana de dotze cadells per ventrada.
Algunes races han adquirit trets per la cria selectiva que interfereixen amb la reproducció. Els mascles de buldog francès, per exemple, són incapaços de muntar la femella. En la gran majoria de casos, les femelles d'aquesta raça han de ser inseminades artificialment per tal que es reprodueixin.
Castració i esterilització
L'esterilització és un procés quirúrgic, que consisteix normalment en l'extirpació dels testicles en els mascles i dels ovaris i úter en les femelles i que es fa per tal d'eliminar la capacitat de reproduir-se i reduir el desig sexual dels gossos. A causa de la sobrepoblació de gossos en alguns països, les associacions de control dels animals aconsellen esterilitzar els gossos que no es pensi fer servir per criar, de manera que no tinguin cadells no desitjats que s'hagin de matar.
L'esterilització té altres beneficis a part d'eliminar la capacitat de procrear. Redueix els problemes causats per la hipersexualitat, especialment en els mascles. Les femelles esterilitzades tenen menys probabilitats de desenvolupar certs tipus de càncer, que afecten les glàndules mamàries, els ovaris i altres òrgans reproductors.
També pot tenir efectes mèdics no desitjats. Augmenta el risc d'incontinència urinària en les femelles i de càncer de pròstata en els mascles, així com d'osteosarcoma, hemangiosarcoma, ruptura del lligament creuat, obesitat i diabetis mellitus en ambdós gèneres. Els canvis hormonals que implica l'esterilització tenen una alta probabilitat de canviar en certa manera la personalitat i el metabolisme de l'animal. Estudis recents demostren que els gossos esterilitzats en general són més agressius envers els humans i altres gossos i més porucs i sensibles al tacte que els gossos que no han estat esterilitzats, tot i que els efectes varien d'un gos a l'altre.
L'esterilització d'animals molt joves pot causar més problemes de salut més endavant en la vida per ambdós gèneres. Una esterilització massa primerenca empitjora la incontinència en les femelles. Tant en els mascles com en les femelles, l'esterilització causa canvis hormonals durant el desenvolupament. Això inhibeix els senyals naturals necessaris per un correcte desenvolupament dels ossos, fent que els animals siguin més grossos i presentin més risc de displàsia de maluc, osteoporosi i altres trastorns articulars. Tanmateix, altres estudis han demostrat que la castració a una edat primerenca no s'associa a cap gran risc en comparació amb la castració a l'edat més tradicional de sis mesos. Aquests descobriments suggereixen que, tot i que els mascles poden ser castrats fins i tot abans dels sis mesos, per les femelles s'hauria d'esperar fins a l'edat de sis mesos.
Sentits
Els sentits de l'olfacte i l'oïda del gos són superiors als de l'ésser humà en molts aspectes. Algunes de les seves habilitats sensorials han estat utilitzades pels humans, com per exemple l'olfacte en els gossos de caça, gossos cercadors d'explosius o gossos cercadors de drogues.
Vista
El sistema visual dels gossos s'ha desenvolupat per ajudar-los en la caça. Malgrat que és difícil de mesurar, es calcula que l'agudesa visual dels caniches equival a una puntuació de 20/75 en la prova de Snellen. Tanmateix, la discriminació visual és molt superior quan es tracta d'objectes en moviment. S'ha demostrat que els gossos són capaços de distingir el seu amo d'altres persones a distàncies de més d'un quilòmetre i mig. Com a caçadors crepusculars, els gossos depenen de la seva visió en condicions de poca il·luminació. Per ajudar-los a veure-hi en l'obscuritat, els gossos tenen pupil·les molt grans, una major densitat de bastonets a la fòvea, una major velocitat de parpelleig i un tapetum lucidum refractiu. El tapetum és una superfície refractiva situada rere la retina que reflecteix la llum per a donar als fotoreceptors una segona oportunitat de captar els fotons. Tot i que aquestes adaptacions serveixen per millorar la visió en la foscor, també redueixen l'agudesa visual dels gossos.
Com la majoria de mamífers, els gossos són dicromats i tenen una visió en color equivalent al daltonisme vermell-verd en els humans. Les diferents races de gos tenen diferents formes i mides dels ulls i també tenen una configuració diferent de la retina. Els gossos amb el musell llarg tenen una «ratlla visual» que s'estén per l'ample de la retina i que els dona un camp molt ample de visió excel·lent, mentre que els gossos amb el musell curt tenen una area centralis (una regió central amb fins a tres vegades la densitat de terminacions nervioses de la «ratlla visual») que els proporciona una vista detallada, molt més similar a la dels humans.
Algunes races, particularment els llebrers, tenen un camp de visió de fins a 270°, tot i que les races de cap ample amb el musell curt tenen un camp de visió molt més estret, tan baix com 180°, similar al dels éssers humans. Algunes races també presenten una tendència genètica a la miopia. Tot i que la majoria de races són memmetròpiques, s'ha descobert que un de cada dos rottweilers són miops.
Oïda
El camp d'audibilitat dels gossos és aproximadament de 40 Hz a 60,000 Hz. Els gossos detecten sons tan greus com 16-20 Hz (en comparació amb 20-70 Hz en els humans) i també per sobre de 45 kHz (en comparació amb 13-20 kHz en els humans), i a més tenen un grau de mobilitat de les orelles que els permet determinar ràpidament l'origen exacte d'un so. Divuit o més músculs poden inclinar, rotar, alçar o abaixar les orelles d'un gos. A més, un gos pot detectar l'origen d'un so molt més ràpidament que un humà i sentir sons a una distància fins a quatre vegades major que els humans. Els gossos amb una forma de l'orella més natural, com les orelles de cànids salvatges com la guineu, solen sentir-hi millor que els gossos amb les orelles més flexibles típiques de moltes races domèstiques.
Olfacte
Mentre que el cervell humà és dominat per una gran escorça visual, el cervell caní és dominat principalment per una escorça olfactiva El bulb olfactiu dels gossos, en proporció a la mida total del cervell, és unes quaranta vegades més gran que el dels humans. Segons la raça, els gossos tenen entre 125 i 220 milions de cèl·lules olfactives esteses sobre una àrea de la mida d'un mocador de butxaca (en comparació amb 5 milions de cèl·lules esteses sobre l'àrea d'un segell en els humans). Els bloodhounds en són l'excepció, amb aproximadament 300 milions de receptors olfactius. Els gossos poden distingir olors a concentracions gairebé 100 milions de vegades inferiors a les que poden distingir els humans.
Gust
Entre els sentits del gos, el del gust és el que menys s'ha investigat i sovint se l'ha relacionat amb l'olfacte. Els gossos poden distingir els sabors bàsics de manera semblant als humans, tot i que gairebé no distingeixen el salat. Tanmateix, els gustos preferits poden diferir molt d'un gos a l'altre, car sembla que els gossos no trien el menjar segons el tipus de gust, sinó segons la seva intensitat (gust fort/gust suau). Els primers mesos de la vida d'un gos són bastant importants en aquest sentit; els cadells que s'acostumen a tastar molts gustos diferents quan són joves també desenvoluparan un gust per la varietat quan seran adults. Igual que els humans i que molts altres animals, els gossos tenen la capacitat d'associar determinats gustos amb els problemes de salut. Si un aliment el fa emmalaltir o fa que es trobi malament, el gos tendirà a evitar el gust d'aquest aliment en el futur. Això forma part d'un mecanisme de defensa instintiu, que protegeix els animals d'enverinar-se per la ingestió freqüent de substàncies tòxiques.
Tacte
Els gossos utilitzen el sentit del tacte per comunicar-se entre ells i amb altres espècies. Si es fa apropiadament, tocar un gos pot servir per a estimular-lo o relaxar-lo. Es tracta del primer sentit que es desenvolupa en els cadells nounats i les gosses comencen a llepar i acaronar les seves cries poc després del naixement. Alguns estudis han suggerit que els gossos poden detectar moviments en l'abdomen de la mare, àdhuc abans de néixer i que les gosses que són acaronades durant la gestació donen a llum cries més dòcils. Els gossos tenen sensors tàctils arreu del cos, però els coixinets, la columna vertebral i la regió de la cua són algunes de les zones més sensibles.
Les vibrisses dels gossos presenten mecanoreceptors que els serveixen per a adquirir informació tàctil del seu ambient, però aquesta funció no és tan important com ho és en els gats. Entre altres coses, serveixen per sentir el flux de l'aire. A més del musell, on reben el nom de «bigotis», els gossos tenen vibrisses a sobre dels ulls i a sota la mandíbula.
Comportament i intel·ligència
Tot i que els gossos han estat l'objecte d'una gran quantitat de psicologia conductista, no neixen amb una tabula rasa psicològica, sinó que el seu comportament ve determinat per factors tant genètics com ambientals. Els gossos domèstics presenten una sèrie de comportaments i predisposicions heretats dels llops. El llop gris és un animal social que ha desenvolupat mitjans de comunicació i una estructura social sofisticats. El gos domèstic ha heretat algunes d'aquestes predisposicions, però moltes de les característiques més destacades del comportament caní han estat influïdes principalment per la cria selectiva pels humans. Així doncs, algunes d'aquestes característiques, com ara la cognició social altament desenvolupada dels gossos, sovint només existeixen en formes primitives en els llops grisos.
Intel·ligència
La intel·ligència és un terme ombrel·la que comprèn les facultats implicades en una gran varietat de tasques mentals, com ara l'aprenentatge, la resolució de problemes i la comunicació. El gos domèstic té una predisposició a exhibir una intel·ligència social inhabitual al món animal. Els gossos, com els humans, poden aprendre de diverses maneres diferents. A més del simple aprenentatge per reforç, els gossos també poden aprendre per observació.
Per exemple, els entrenadors de gossos de treball com ara gossos d'atura o de trineu han sabut des de fa molt de temps que els cadells aprenen comportaments ràpidament seguint l'exemple de gossos experimentats. Molts d'aquests comportaments són al·lelomimètics perquè depenen d'una predisposició genètica a aprendre i imitar els comportaments d'altres gossos. Aquesta forma d'intel·ligència no és específica de les tasques per les quals s'han criat els gossos, sinó que es poden generalitzar a molts problemes abstractes. Adler i Alder ho demostraren donant a cadells de dachshund la tasca d'aprendre a tibar un carro tibant d'un tros de llaç enganxat, per tal d'obtenir una recompensa situada dins del carro. Els cadells que observaven un gos experimentat a aconseguir la recompensa d'aquesta manera aprenien la tasca quinze vegades més ràpidament que els que havien de resoldre el problema per si sols. A més d'aprendre de l'exemple d'altres gossos, s'ha demostrat que els gossos també aprenen imitant comportaments humans. En un altre estudi, es mostrava una caixa a cadells i se'ls ensenyava que quan l'entrenador abaixava una palanca, una pilota sortia rodant de la caixa. Aleshores, l'entrenador permetia al cadell jugar amb la pilota, convertint-la en una recompensa intrínseca. Aleshores, es deixava que els cadells interaccionessin amb la caixa. Aproximadament un 75% dels cadells abaixaven la palanca i més de la meitat aconseguien alliberar la pilota. Això contrasta amb només un 6% d'èxit en un grup de control que no observà l'humà activar la palanca. A més, la capacitat dels gossos d'aprendre de l'exemple ha estat demostrada ser tan eficient com el condicionament operant. McKinley i Young han demostrat que els gossos presenten una precisió i un temps d'aprenentatge equivalent a l'hora d'aprendre a identificar un objecte per condicionament operant que quan se'ls ensenya per exemple humà. En aquest estudi, es descobrí que passar-se un objecte entre els experimentadors i després fer servir el seu nom en una frase, servia per ensenyar a un gos observador el nom de cada objecte, permetent-li recuperar l'article corresponent.
Estudis han demostrat que l'aprenentatge de la imitació d'altres gossos o humans no es limita al condicionament clàssic, sinó que els gossos demostren una cognició social sofisticada, associant pistes etològiques amb significats abstractes. Un d'aquests tipus de cognició que implica la comprensió que els altres també són entitats conscients, sovint denominat teoria de la ment, és un camp on destaquen els gossos. Investigacions han demostrat que els gossos són capaços d'interpretar indicadors socials subtils i semblen adonar-se'n quan l'atenció d'un humà o un gos es concentra en ells. Per exemple, els investigadors dissenyaren una tasca en què s'amagava una recompensa a sota una d'entre dues galledes. L'experimentador intentava comunicar-se amb el gos per indicar-li la situació de la recompensa per mitjà d'una gran varietat de senyals: picar la galleda, assenyalant-la amb el dit, fent un moviment de cap o simplement amb un moviment dels ulls. Els resultats demostraren que els gossos eren millors que els ximpanzés, els llops i fins i tot infants humans en aquesta tasca, fins i tot quan l'experimentador només indicava la situació de la recompensa amb els ulls. És més, fins i tot cadells joves amb poca exposició als humans se'n sortien prou bé. Aquests resultats demostren que la cognició social dels gossos pot sobrepassar fins i tot la dels homínids i que aquesta capacitat és una adquisició genètica recent que distingeix el gos del seu avantpassat, el llop. Estudis també han investigat si els gossos que juguen en parelles canvien el seu comportament segons l'estat d'atenció de la seva parella. Aquests estudis demostren que els gossos només envien senyals de joc quan la parella està atenta. Si la parella es distreu, els gossos adopten un comportament de captació d'atenció abans d'enviar un senyal de joc. Stanley Coren, un expert de la psicologia canina, ha postulat que els gossos demostren una teoria de la ment sofisticada quan recorren a l'engany. A causa de la dificultat per causar comportaments enganyosos al laboratori, Coren recolza aquesta posició amb una sèrie d'anècdotes, incloent-hi un exemple en què un gos amagà una recompensa robada seient-hi a sobre fins que el propietari legítim de la recompensa abandonà l'habitació. Tot i que això podria haver estat casualitat, Coren suggereix que el lladre entenia que el propietari de la recompensa seria incapaç de trobar-li si estava oculta. En conjunt, les dades empíriques i les proves anecdòtiques indiquen que els gossos tenen com a mínim una forma limitada de teoria de la ment.
Els gossos es comuniquen mitjançant una àmplia gamma de vocalitzacions (notablement els lladrucs), el llenguatge corporal i les feromones.
Desenvolupament
Com els infants humans, els gossos passen per diverses etapes de desenvolupament cognitiu. Per exemple, els gossos, com els humans, no neixen amb comprensió de la permanència dels objectes, la comprensió que els objectes que no estan sent percebuts activament continuen existint. En ambdues espècies, la comprensió de la permanència dels objectes es produeix quan l'infant aprèn la coordinació de reaccions circulars secundàries, com ho descriu Jean Piaget; és a dir, quan els infants aprenen a interaccionar intencionalment amb els objectes que l'envolten. En els gossos, això passa a l'edat de vuit setmanes (divuit mesos en els humans).
Alimentació
Nutrició
Malgrat que descendeixen de llops, els gossos domèstics són classificats com a omnívors. Que pertanyi a l'ordre dels carnívors no vol dir necessàriament que la dieta d'un gos hagi d'estar limitada a carn; a diferència dels carnívors estrictes, com ara els fèlids (que tenen un intestí prim més curt), els gossos ni depenen de les proteïnes específiques de la carn ni necessiten un alt nivell de proteïna per satisfer les seves necessitats nutricionals. Els gossos poden digerir sense problemes una gran varietat d'aliments, incloent-hi verdures i cereals; de fet, aquests aliments formen una part significativa de la seva dieta. Els cànids salvatges sovint mengen plantes i fruits.
La dieta d'un gos hauria de consistir en una proporció equilibrada de proteïnes, carbohidrats, greixos i aigua. Un gos de mida mitjana necessita unes 65 calories per quilogram de pes al dia, mentre que les races més grosses poden necessitar-ne només 20 i les més petites 40. Els cadells tenen unes necessitats nutricionals més elevades que les dels adults; necessiten el doble de proteïnes i un 50% més de calories. Els gossos poden sobreviure molt de temps sense menjar i poden perdre fins a un 40% del seu pes corporal sense morir-se. En canvi, la pèrdua del 15% de l'aigua corporal podria resultar fatal. Una dieta únicament carnívora pot no ser adequada per als gossos, car manca de components vitals d'una dieta saludable.
Els gossos domèstics poden viure saludablement amb una dieta vegetariana raonable i dissenyada amb cura, especialment si inclou ous i productes lactis, tot i que algunes fonts suggereixen que un gos amb una dieta estrictament vegetariana sense L-carnitina pot desenvolupar miocardiopatia dilatada. Tanmateix, molts fruits secs, llavors, mongetes, verdures, fruites i cereals integrals també són una font de L-carnitina. En estat salvatge, els gossos poden sobreviure amb una dieta vegetariana quan no poden trobar preses animals. L'observació de condicions extremament dures com ara la Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, així com estudis científics de condicions similars, han demostrat que dietes carnívores amb un alt contingut proteic (aproximadament el 40%) ajuden a evitar danys als teixits musculars en els gossos i alguns altres mamífers. Aquesta proporció de proteïnes correspon al percentatge de proteïnes de la dieta dels gossos salvatges quan les preses són abundants; sembla que nivells encara més alts de proteïna no produeixen cap benefici.
Enverinament i substàncies perilloses
Alguns aliments dels humans són perillosos per als gossos, incloent-hi la xocolata (enverinament amb teobromina), les cebes, el raïm i les panses, alguns tipus de xiclets, determinats edulcorants i les nous de macadàmia.
La xocolata pot contenir grans quantitats de greixos i estimulants semblants a la cafeïna, com ara metilxantines que, ingerides en quantitats importants, poden produir efectes nocius en gossos que van des de vòmits i diarrea fins a pantejos, una set i una micció excessives, hiperactivitat, un ritme cardíac anormal, tremolors, espasmes i fins i tot la mort en els casos més greus. Generalment, com més fosca és la xocolata, més gran és el potencial de problemes clínics per enverinament amb metilxantines. Només 570 grams de xocolata amb llet (o només 60 grams de xocolata amarga) poden causar problemes greus a un gos de 4,5 kg. La xocolata blanca pot no tenir el mateix potencial que la fosca de causar un enverinament amb metilxantina, però l'alt contingut en greixos de les xocolates més clares pot provocar vòmits i diarrea, així com el possible desenvolupament d'una pancreatitis, una inflamació del pàncrees que pot ser mortal.
El perill que representen el raïm i les panses fou descobert a voltants del 2000 i ha estat fet públic lentament des d'aleshores. No se'n coneix la causa i petites quantitats d'aquests fruits causen una insuficiència renal aguda. Les groselles també podrien ser perilloses. El xilitol, un substitut de sucre que es troba en gran varietat de galetes sense sucre o dietètiques, caramels i xiclets, s'ha revelat ser altament tòxic i fins i tot fatal, per als gossos. Les nous de macadàmia poden ser tòxiques per als gossos a una dosi tan baixa com una nou per quilogram de pes.
Les begudes alcohòliques representen un perill similar per als gossos que per als humans però, a causa del seu menor pes corporal i la manca de tolerància de l'alcohol, els gossos pateixen efectes tòxics amb dosis molt més baixes. Els senyals d'intoxicació amb alcohol en els animals de companyia inclouen vòmits, una anadura insegura, depressió, desorientació, i/o hipotèrmia. Les dosis altes poden causar arrítmies cardíaques, espasmes, tremolors o fins i tot la mort.
Plantes com ara Caladium, Philodendron o la dieffenbàquia causen irritacions de gola que cremen la gola quan baixen i quan pugen. El llúpol és especialment perillós i fins i tot en quantitats petites pot provocar hipertèrmia maligna. L'amaril·lis, el narcís, l'heura, l'iris i les tulipes (especialment els bulbs) causen irritació gàstrica i a vegades una excitació del sistema nerviós central seguida per un coma i, en els casos més greus, la mort. La ingestió de digitals, muguets, ranunculàcies i baladres pot posar la vida en perill perquè afecten el sistema cardiovascular. Els teixos són molt perillosos perquè afecten el sistema nerviós. Si un gos n'ingereix, cal buscar ajut veterinari immediatament.
Molts productes de neteja com ara l'amoníac, el lleixiu, els desinfectants, els desembussadors de tubs, els sabons, els detergents, les boles de naftalina i els llumins, són perillosos per als gossos, igual que productes cosmètics com els desodorants, els tints de cabell, l'esmalt i netejador d'ungles, la loció de permanent i la crema solar. Els gossos són atrets per alguns verins, com ara anticongelant, verí de cargols i llimacs, insecticides i rodenticides. L'anticongelant és perillós per als gossos, encara que només sigui un bassal o un residu a mig netejar, a causa del seu gust dolç. Si a un gos li cau anticongelant al pelatge, se'l traurà llepant-se'l.
Els medicaments pels humans poden resultar tòxics per als gossos, com ara el paracetamol. La intoxicació amb zinc, principalment deguda a la ingestió de monedes fetes amb aquest metall, és sovint fatal en els gossos, a qui causa anèmia hemolítica.
A vegades, els gossos es mengen els seus propis excrements, els d'altres gossos o fins i tot els d'altres espècies, com gats, cérvols, vaques o cavalls. Això rep el nom de coprofàgia. Alguns gossos en prefereixen un cert tipus. No se'n coneix la causa, tot i que s'ha suggerit l'avorriment, la gana i necessitats nutricionals. Sovint es mengen excrements de gat, possiblement a causa de l'alt contingut proteic del menjar per gats. Això els pot causar toxoplasmosi.
Salut
Els gossos són susceptibles a diverses malalties, trastorns i verins, alguns dels quals afecten els humans de la mateixa manera i d'altres que són únics als gossos. Com tots els mamífers, els gossos són susceptibles a la hipertèrmia quan hi ha nivells elevats d'humiditat i/o de temperatura.
Trastorns i malalties
Algunes races de gos també són propenses a determinats trastorns genètics, com ara la displàsia de maluc, luxacions rotulars, paladar leporí, ceguesa o sordesa. Els gossos també són susceptibles als mateixos trastorns que els humans, incloent-hi la diabetis, l'epilèpsia, el càncer i l'artritis. La torsió gàstrica i la meteorització són un problema seriós en algunes races de pit ample.
Les malalties infeccioses habitualment associades amb els gossos inclouen la ràbia (hidrofòbia), el parvovirus caní i el brom. Les malalties heretables dels gossos poden incloure una gran varietat, des de la displàsia de maluc i les luxacions rotulars medials fins a l'epilèpsia i l'estenosi pulmonar. Els gossos poden contraure gairebé totes les malalties que afecten els humans (tret d'aquelles que són específiques a l'espècie), com l'hipotiroïdisme, el càncer, malalties dentals, malalties cardíaques, etc. Per protegir-los de moltes malalties comunes, sovint els gossos són vacunats.
Dos trastorns mèdics greus que afecten els gossos són la piomètria, que afecta femelles no esterilitzades de totes menes i edats, i la meteorització, que afecta les races més grosses i els gossos de pit ample. Ambdós són trastorns aguts que poden matar ràpidament. Els amos de gossos susceptibles haurien de conèixer aquests trastorns com a part de la seva cura dels animals.
Els paràsits externs més comuns dels gossos són les puces, paparres i àcars, mentre que els interns són els cucs ancilòstoms, cestodes, nematodes i dirofilaris.
Depredadors
Tot i que els gossos salvatges, com els llops, són depredadors alfa, poden morir en combats territorials amb animals salvatges. A més a les zones en què els gossos són simpàtrics amb altres depredadors grans, els gossos poden ser una font d'aliment important per a cànids o fèlids grans. A Croàcia són morts més gossos que ovelles, mentre que sembla que a Rússia els llops limiten les poblacions de gossos ferals. A Wisconsin es paga una major compensació per la pèrdua de gossos que de bestiar. Hi ha hagut casos en què un parell de llops maten gossos, seguint un mètode en què un d'ells atrau el gos cap a vegetació densa, on l'altre llop prepara una emboscada. En alguns casos, els llops han mostrat una manca anormal de por dels humans i els edificis a l'hora d'atacar gossos, fins al punt que se'ls ha de foragitar o matar. Els coiots també ataquen gossos. Es coneixen casos de feres que maten gossos. Se sap que els lleopards tenen una predilecció pels gossos i han matat i s'han menjat fins i tot gossos grans i ferotges. A diferència dels lleopards que viuen a la mateixa regió, els tigres de l'Índia rarament ataquen gossos, tot i que a Manxúria, Indoxina, Indonèsia i Malàisia, es diu que els tigres maten gossos amb el mateix vigor que els lleopards. Finalment, les hienes ratllades són grans depredadors de gossos als pobles del Turkmenistan, l'Índia i el Caucas.
Races
A data de 2014 es reconeixien 365 races de gos. Molts gossos, especialment fora dels Estats Units i d'Europa occidental, no pertanyen a cap raça reconeguda. Uns quants tipus de gos bàsics han evolucionat gradualment durant la relació del gos domèstic amb els humans al llarg dels últims 10.000 anys o més però totes les races modernes tenen un origen relativament modern. Moltes d'elles són el resultat d'un procés deliberat de selecció artificial com en el cas dels terriers o dels schnauzers. A causa d'això, algunes races estan altament especialitzades i hi ha una diversitat morfològica extraordinària entre races diferents. Malgrat aquestes diferències, els gossos són capaços de distingir els altres gossos d'altres tipus d'animal.
La definició del que és una raça de gos és tema d'una certa polèmica. Depenent de la mida de la població fundadora original, les races amb un patrimoni gènic reduït poden tenir problemes de consanguinitat, concretament a causa de l'efecte fundador. Els criadors de gossos prenen cada cop més consciència de la importància de la genètica de poblacions i de mantenir patrimonis gènics diversos. Les proves de salut i noves proves d'ADN poden contribuir a evitar problemes, oferint un substitut de la selecció natural. Sense selecció, els patrimonis gènics consanguinis o tancats poden augmentar el risc de greus problemes de salut o de comportament. Algunes organitzacions defineixen una raça menys estrictament, de manera que un exemplar pot ser considerat d'una raça sempre que el 75% de la seva ascendència sigui d'aquesta raça. Aquestes consideracions afecten tant els animals de companyia com els gossos que participen en exposicions canines. Fins i tot gossos amb pedigrí que han estat premiats pateixen de defectes genètics esguerradores a causa de l'efecte fundador o la consanguinitat. Aquests problemes no es limiten als gossos de pedigrí i poden afectar exemplars creuats. Es pot predir en certa manera el comportament i l'aparença d'un gos d'una raça determinada, mentre que els encreuaments presenten una aparença i un comportament més innovadors.
Els gossos mesclats són aquells que no pertanyen a cap raça determinada, sinó que tenen ascendència de diferents races. Tant els gossos de pedigrí com els mesclats són aptes com a companys, animals de companyia, gossos de càrrega o competidors en esports cinòfils. A vegades es creuen gossos de diferents races deliberadament, per crear races mesclades com ara el Cockapoo, una mescla de cocker spaniel i caniches en miniatura. Aquests encreuaments deliberats poden presentar un cert grau de vigor híbrid i altres característiques desitjables, però poden o no poden heretar característiques desitjables dels seus pares, com ara el temperament o un determinat color o pelatge. Si no es fan proves genètiques als pares, els encreuaments poden acabar heretant defectes genètics presents en les dues races progenitores.
Una raça és un grup d'animals que té un conjunt de característiques heretades que els distingeixen d'altres animals de la mateixa espècie. L'encreuament deliberat de dues o més races és una altra manera de crear-ne de noves, però només és una raça quan els descendents presenten de manera fiable aquest conjunt de característiques i qualitats.
A Catalunya, les races més comunes des del 1997 són, en aquest ordre:
Mestís: 364.049
Yorkshire terrier: 73.669
Pastor alemany: 61.957
Bòxer: 33.141
Labrador retriever: 26.640
Golden retriever: 24.689
Buldog francès: 24.634
Canicje: 22.266
Podenc: 20.005
Rottweiler: 19.285.
Interacció amb els humans
Els gossos domèstics han heretat una jerarquia social i uns comportaments socials complexos del seu avantpassat, el llop. Són animals que viuen en grup, amb un conjunt complex de comportaments que determinen la posició de cada gos a la jerarquia social. Els gossos presenten diverses postures i altres mitjans de comunicació no verbal que revelen el seu estat mental. Aquestes formes sofisticades de cognició social i comunicació poden explicar la seva ensinistrabilitat, el seu gust pel joc i la seva capacitat d'integrar-se en llars i situacions socials humanes. Aquests atributs han contribuït a fer que els gossos creïn una relació única amb els humans tot i ser depredadors alfa potencialment perillosos.
Tot i que els experts no estan gaire d'acord sobre els detalls de la domesticació del gos, hi ha consens que la interacció amb els humans jugà un rol significatiu en la formació de la subespècie. Poc després de la domesticació, els gossos esdevingueren omnipresents a les poblacions humanes i s'estengueren pel món. Els emigrants de Sibèria probablement travessaren l'estret de Bering en companyia de gossos i alguns experts suggereixen que l'ús de gossos de trineu podria haver estat vital per l'èxit de les onades migratòries que arribaren a Nord-amèrica fa uns 12.000 anys. Els gossos foren una part essencial de la vida de la població atabascana de Nord-amèrica. En molts grups, el gos era l'únic animal domesticat. Els gossos foren utilitzats de nou pels emigrants atabascans fa 1.400 anys, quan els cans carregaren gran part de les provisions en les migracions de les tribus apatxes i navahos. L'ús dels gossos com a animals de càrrega en aquestes cultures sovint continuà després de la introducció del cavall a Nord-amèrica.
Gossos de treball
Tot i que la majoria de gossos són mantinguts com a animals de companyia, existeix un gran nombre de maneres en què els gossos poden ajudar els humans. En alguns casos es poden aprofitar les seves habilitats innates, mentre que en altres cal ensinistrar-los.
Els gossos d'assistència ajuden les persones amb discapacitats en tasques del dia a dia. En són exemples els gossos de mobilitat pels minusvàlids, els gossos pigall pels deficients visuals i els gossos d'escolta pels deficients auditius. Els gossos de teràpia representen una altra manera d'ajudar els malalts; visiten persones que no es poden moure amb llibertat, com per exemple la gent gran que viu en residències geriàtriques o els malalts ingressats en hospitals i els ofereixen diversió i entreteniment. També es fan cursos d'ensinistrament de gossos per presoners, com a teràpia de rehabilitació.
Els gossos de rescat ajuden gent que es troba en situacions difícils, com ara les persones que estan a l'aigua després d'un naufragi. Els gossos de cerca, en canvi, busquen persones desaparegudes, perdudes a terres salvatges, escapades de centres geriàtics, cobertes per allaus de neu, enterrades a sota d'edificis que s'han ensorrat, etc.
Els gossos d'atura encara són molt útils pels pastors i ramaders d'arreu del món per dirigir els ramats; es fan servir diferents races per cada tasca i per vigilar els ramats. Alguns gossos d'atura també protegeixen oques salvatges en parcs o cabres utilitzades pel control de males herbes. Els gossos d'atura bons es poden adaptar per controlar qualsevol tipus d'animal domèstic, o molts tipus d'animals salvatges. En canvi, els gossos de caça ajuden els caçadors a trobar, rastrejar i recuperar la caça, o a eliminar feristeles. És menys freqüent que un gos, o un grup de gossos, lluitin contra una presa, com ara un os o un porc senglar.
Els gossos de trineu, que avui en dia es fan servir principalment en esdeveniments esportius, encara poden ajudar a transportar persones i queviures per terreny nevat i difícil.
Els gossos artístics, com ara els gossos de circ o els actors canins, estan ensinistrats per fer actes que no són útils intrínsecament, però que entretenen el públic o contribueixen a les actuacions artístiques dels humans.
Els gossos de guàrdia ajuden a protegir la propietat pública o privada, o bé residint-hi o bé durant patrulles, amb cossos militars o amb empreses de seguretat. Els gossos policia són habitualment ensinistrats per rastrejar o immobilitzar possibles criminals quan ajuden els policies a fer detencions o a investigar l'escena d'un crim. Alguns fins i tot estan entrenats per cossos antiterroristes. Els gossos de detecció, en canvi, poden ajudar a detectar substàncies il·legals, bombes, productes químics i moltes altres substàncies. Finalment, els gossos de guerra són utilitzats per les forces armades en moltes de les situacions en què es fan servir gossos civils, però en un context militar. A més, tasques militars especialitzades com ara la detecció de mines o l'estesa de cables han estat assignades a gossos.
Aspectes culturals
Cultura tradicional
Els gossos són percebuts de manera molt diferent segons l'àmbit cultural del qual es tracti.
A Europa, els gossos han estat considerat tradicionalment com a companys lleials dels humans i molt preuats com a gossos de guàrdia, d'atura o de caça. És un dels motius pels quals els gossos s'han establert com uns dels animals de companyia més populars. En el judaisme i el cristianisme (construït sobre el judaisme), el gos no és especialment considerat. Sovint se'n parla amb menyspreu o com a exemple de criatura inferior i menyspreable, o com a símbol de pecat (per exemple, Proverbis 26:11: «Com gos que retorna al seu vòmit…»; 2n Samuel 3:8: «Que potser sóc un home de Judà, un cap de gos?»; i Mateu 7:6: «No doneu als gossos les coses santes»).
En l'islam, les opinions estan molt més diferenciades. Hi ha tres postures doctrinals sobre la puresa del gos:
El gos és pur
El gos és impur
Només la saliva del gos és impura
L'última opció és la que és representada més sovint. Tanmateix, tota regla té una excepció: les preses aportades pels gossos de caça i els llebrers són considerades pures, encara que els gossos les hagin dut amb la boca.
El gos és mencionat en tres ocasions a l'Alcorà:
Sura 5, Vers 4 - El gos com a exemple d'animal de caça
Sura 7, Vers 176 - Comparació d'un no creient amb un gos
Sura 18, Versos 18-22 - Llegenda dels Set Dorments (رقيم = Raqīm, Vers 9, és considerat com a nom del gos per molts comentaristes).
A la Xina, el gos és vist d'una manera bastant pragmàtica. No és ni honrat ni menyspreat i en algunes províncies del sud del país serveix d'aliment. En la simbologia, representa l'oest, la tardor i a vegades la riquesa. També juga un cert paper en els exorcismes; segons la creença popular, els dimonis mullats amb sang de gos es veuen obligats a revelar la seva forma vertadera.
Cultura contemporània
Més recentment, alguns gossos s'han guanyat un lloc a la mentalitat popular per causes diferents, esdevenint cèlebres. Per exemple, la cursa del sèrum cap a Nome del 1925, en què un equip de vint persones i uns 150 múixers transportaren un carregament d'antitoxina de la diftèria 1.085 quilòmetres a través d'Alaska en ple hivern. El gos Balto, líder del grup que feu l'últim relleu fins a Nome, no era considerat un gos de trineu especialment valuós, però fou capaç de salvar el seu equip d'una mort segura al riu Topkok. També fou capaç de seguir el camí fins i tot en condicions de visibilitat gairebé nul·la en què el seu múixer Gunnar Kaasen reconegué que a penes podia veure la seva mà davant dels seus ulls. Durant una tempesta de neu, Kaasen i el seu equip no aconseguiren trobar-se amb l'últim relleu i hagueren de transportar la medicina el doble de distància, una fita que finalment els duria a la fama.
Un altre cas és el d'Hachikō, un gos de raça Akita. El 1924 fou traslladat a Tòquio pel seu amo, Eisaburō Ueno, un professor del departament d'agricultura de la Universitat de Tòquio. El gos el saludava cada dia des de la porta principal i l'acomiadava al final del dia a la propera estació de Shibuya. Fins i tot després de la mort de Ueno al maig del 1925, Hachikō tornava cada dia a l'estació a esperar-lo i ho feu durant els deu anys fins a la seva pròpia mort. La devoció que Hachikō sentia cap al seu amo mort va commoure els que l'envoltaven, que l'anomenaren «el gos fidel». A l'abril del 1934, una estàtua de bronze fou erigida en honor seu a l'estació de Shibuya.
La gossa més cèlebre de totes és probablement Laika, una gossa petanera que el 3 de novembre del 1957 es convertí en el primer animal a ser llançat a l'espai, a bord de la nau Spútnik II. Tant els EUA (que utilitzaren ximpanzés) com l'URSS volien estudiar els efectes de l'espai sobre els éssers vius i després de diversos mesos d'entrenaments, Laika fou enviada a l'espai. La nau no estava preparada per tornar Laika a la Terra sana i estàlvia, de manera que la seva mort estava prevista des del principi. Morí poques hores després de l'enlairament a causa d'hipertèrmia, causada per un malfuncionament del sistema de refrigeració de la nau. El viatge de Laika la convertí en un dels gossos més cèlebres del món.
Història i mitologia
No se sap amb certesa quina fou la primera cultura a domesticar els gossos. Les proves arqueològiques situen la primera domesticació coneguda potencialment l'any 30000 aC a Bèlgica, La data de domesticació del gos que donen les fonts arqueològiques correspondria doncs a un moment en què la relació havia esdevingut més estreta i existia un control més gran de l'home sobre l'animal, ara fa uns 17.000 anys, i els enterraments d'éssers humans amb gossos de 13.000 anys d'antiguitat trobats a Israel poden ser prova de la relació propera que es va desenvolupar entre llops i persones.
La deessa Bau, deïtat de la curació, era venerada a la mitologia sumèria, on se la representava amb un cap de gos. El seu nom és onomatopeic i significa «lladruc». Tot i que la representació més habitual del déu egipci Anubis era amb el cap d'un xacal, a vegades se'l representava amb el cap d'un gos i la ciutat que era el centre del seu culte s'anomenava Cinòpolis, o «ciutat dels gossos».
A la mitologia grega hi apareixen diversos gossos llegendaris. Un d'ells és Laelaps, un gos que de caça que mai no fallava a l'hora d'atrapar la seva presa. Després de passar per mans d'Europa i Minos, el gos arribà a Procris. El marit de Procris decidí utilitzar Laelaps per caçar la guineu teumèsia, una guineu que mai no podia ser atrapada. Perplex davant aquesta paradoxa, Zeus convertí el parell d'animals en pedra.Un altre ca cèlebre de la mitologia grega era Cèrber, un gos de tres caps que custodiava les portes de l'Hades. Aquest ferotge gos només fou vençut dues vegades, una vegada gràcies a la música d'Orfeu (que baixà a l'infern a buscar Eurídice) i l'altra quan l'heroi Hèracles el derrotà sense ajut de cap arma (com a part dels seus dotze treballs). Finalment, a l'Odissea Homer relata l'arribada d'Odisseu a Ítaca, on la deessa Atena li canvia màgicament l'aspecte per tal que no sigui reconegut. Malgrat les arts d'Atena, el gos d'Ulisses, Argos és capaç de reconèixer-lo després de vint anys, però mor de l'emoció.
És un dels dotze animals del cicle de dotze anys del zodíac xinès. Segons el zodíac, les persones nascudes l'any del gos tenen una especial aversió per la feblesa. S'esforcen per expulsar la feblesa o les persones febles de la seva vida. Les persones de l'any del gos també solen tenir les qualitats associades amb aquest animal, com la lleialtat o la intel·ligència.
En el folklore de les illes Britàniques hi ha gossos negres, espectres canins sovint associats amb el Diable i que són considerats un presagi de mort. Són més grossos que els gossos normals i sovint tenen uns grans ulls lluents. Solen aparèixer durant tempestes elèctriques i tendeixen a encantar carreteres antigues, cruïlles o llocs on s'han executat persones. Tot i que la majoria d'ells són malèvols (i alguns fins i tot ataquen les persones), alguns pocs són benèvols.
Gossos cèlebres de ficció
Els gossos han aparegut en múltiples representacions artístiques tant al cinema com a la televisió, així com a la literatura, la música, l'escultura, la pintura i altres disciplines. El seu encant ha travessat les barreres culturals i s'han convertit en un símbol de lleialtat, fidelitat i intel·ligència, però en alguns casos també d'agressivitat.
Al cine i la televisió, apareixen sovint en pel·lícules destinades a un públic infantil com ara Beethoven o 101 dàlmates, que tingueren un gran èxit. En altres pel·lícules i sèries, es destaquen les seves habilitats com a rastrejadors, presentant-los com a detectius o com a policies. La sèrie austríaca Rex, per exemple, segueix les aventures d'un pastor alemany (Rex) que treballa amb la policia de Viena.
Disney popularitzà els gossos Pluto i Goofy, ambdós com a part de l'univers de Mickey Mouse. També destaquen altres pel·lícules de Disney com La dama i el rodamón (1955), 101 dàlmates (1961), The Fox and the Hound (1981) i Bolt, així com Gromit de la producció britànica Wallace i Gromit. Les sèries D'Artacan i els tres gossos mosqueters, Scooby Doo també presenten gossos com a personatges principals i és bastant cèlebre el gos d'Els Simpsons, anomenat Santa's Little Helper. Mentrestant, a la sèrie de televisió britànica Doctor Who hi han aparegut diversos models de K-9, un gos robot capaç de parlar que acompanya el Doctor en diverses aventures.
La dècada del 1950 fou l'auge de dues sèries de televisió protagonitzades per gossos molt cèlebres; Lassie, que seguia les aventures d'un collie en una granja de l'oest mitjà dels Estats Units i Rin Tin Tin, un gos que, juntament amb el seu company humà, ajudava els soldats a mantenir l'ordre al vell oest. Els còmics també han donat molts gossos de ficció, entre els quals es poden destacar Snoopy, l'excèntric beagle de la tira còmica Peanuts; Odie, el ximplet gos groc que fa la vida impossible al gat Garfield; Milú, el fox terrier que acompanya Tintín en totes les seves aventures i que té una afecció pel whisky; o Idèfix, un petit gosset amb un lligam molt estret amb el seu amo Obèlix (Astèrix el gal).
En els videojocs, els gossos també són un personatge recurrent. Uns dels que tenen més protagonisme (tot i que el joc passà desaparcebut) són els del joc de PSOne Tail Concerto de Bandai, amb un marcat estil d'anime japonès i on els protagonistes eren animals. Els personatges bons eren els gossos, mentre que els gats eren els dolents, tot i que realment no ho eren tant. Els jocs de la videoconsola Nintendo DS Nintendogs (amb 20.300.000 milions de còpies venudes al setembre del 2008) i Dogz són dos simuladors de gossos que han assolit un gran èxit i els seus creadors han llançat diversos tipus de productes relacionats, com ara joguines i cartes col·leccionables.
L'èxit del programa de televisió Dog Whisperer (televisat a Espanya amb el nom El encantador de perros), en què César Millán, un ensinistrador de gossos, ajuda la gent a educar i entrenar els seus cans, permeté que fos llançat el videojoc My Dog Coach: Understand your Dog with Cesar Millan, també per la Nintendo DS. El gos Poochie també és un personatge de la saga de videojocs de Yoshi. Als videojocs de Pokémon i la sèrie d'anime homònima apareixen Pokémon semblants a gossos, els més coneguts dels quals són Growlithe i Lillipup, així com les seves evolucions. A la sèrie Digimon, alguns tipus de Digimon són gossos, com ara Gaomon.
El padrí de Harry Potter, Sirius Black, té un paper secundari però important a la saga de llibres, pel·lícules i videojocs de Harry Potter. Harry és seguit per un gos negre a Harry Potter i el pres d'Azkaban, però al final s'acaba revelant que el gos és en realitat Sirius, que és un animag (un mag capaç de transformar-se en animal). Altres exemples d'aparicions de gossos en literatura són la novel·la Ullal blanc de Jack London, el gos espectral dEl gos dels Baskerville d'Arthur Conan Doyle, el gos Argos (que pertany a Odisseu) de l'Odissea d'Homer, el gos Cujo imaginat per Stephen King, o Huan, el gos de Valinor que apareix al Silmaríl·lion (Tolkien).
En l'àmbit musical apareixen mencions a gossos, com ara en moltes cançons com ara Feed Jake de Pirates of the Mississippi, Dog Eat Dog d'AC/DC, Martha My Dear d'Els Beatles, etc.
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DEC launches second phase of 'WomenHuntFishNY' photo contest
NY Capitol News
by: web staff
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) –The Department of Environmental Conservation is launching the second phase of their "WomanHuntFishNY" contest for female anglers across the state.
"Women are an underrepresented, yet growing segment of New York State's angling public, and we want to highlight them in action," DEC Commissioner Basil Seggos said.
Seggos added that by collecting and sharing photos of these female anglers it can inspire other women and girls to try out the sport as well.
This follow-up is a reaction to the previous success of the New York State DEC statewide photo contest that was held.
The contest officially opens on Monday, June 17th and will continue through July 8, 2019. The DEC welcomes photos of all aspects of fishing that exemplify safe, legal, and ethical fishing practices. The contest categories include:
Youth (girls) fishing
Mothers and Children/Multi-generational
Action shots (casting, reeling, or landing the big one)
In order to be considered, the photos should depict women fishing in N.Y.S. and will automatically be entered into the contest. Participants are also encouraged to include a brief description of their image or experience.
The deadline for entries will be Monday, July 8. The winning entries will be featured on the DEC website, social media platforms, as well as other marketing campaigns and outreach to help encourage and inspire other female anglers.
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ALBANY, N.Y. (NEXSTAR) -- The New York State Legislature is scheduled to wrap up on Wednesday. However, there are still several high profile issues that the Democratically controlled chambers have not sent to the Governor's desk.
What may be the most controversial topic left is the issue of marijuana legalization. Governor Andrew Cuomo wanted to include it in the state budget earlier in the session, but that didn't work out.
NY Senate votes to give undocumented immigrants driver licenses
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEXSTAR) -- The New York State Senate voted in favor of the Green Light bill Monday. The bill passed the Assembly last week. The bill allows undocumented immigrants to get a driver's licenses.
It's a day Green Light bill supporters have been waiting for.
Governor Cuomo signs rent control bill
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEXSTAR) -- Just moments after passing the state legislature, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed the new rent control bill into law.
Tenants from downstate New York have fought for stronger rent regulations for years. A multi-part piece of the legislation will also have impacts on Upstate New York.
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Q: Shell Syntax: How to correctly use \ to break lines? I used to believe that the appropriate way of breaking the lines in a list is
command1 && \
command2
It turned out that it isn't so , one doesn't need \
$ [ $(id -u) -eq 1000 ] &&
> echo yes
yes
The same works with pipes | the same way.
The bash man page sections on pipelining and lists didn't shed any light on this. Thus , my question is : what is the proper usage of \ to break long lines ?
A: One of the scripting style guidelines I've encountered during my professional life at a huge IT company, obligated me to use no longer than 80 characters per line in a shellscript and indenting after breaking the line. Also, I had to break line before a pipe or && or ||. Like :
command1 \
&& command2 \
|| command3 \
| command4
The goal was to have a clear readability.
A: If the statement would be correct without continuation, you need to use \. Therefore, the following works without a backslash, as you can't end a command with a &&:
echo 1 &&
echo 2
Here, you need the backslash:
echo 1 2 3 \
4
or
echo 1 \
&& echo 2
Otherwise, bash would execute the command right after processing the first line without waiting for the next one.
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Accidental Death of an Anarchist Themes
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· The play was originally produced in Italy 1970
· The play is based on an actual event that happened in Milan December 1969 in which 16 epople were killed. The police arrested a group of anarchists. One of them fell from a fourth storey window in the police station where he was questioned. It was later discovered that that bombing had been instigated by high level military and political figure and not the anarchists – back story on what they are going to talk to the maniac about.
· Dario Fo // Born in Italy. Playwright, director and designer.
· Commedia dell'arte – a popular form of street theatre that has improvised scenarios between each stock character. Usually characters wear masks, based on masters, lovers and servants etc.
· Developed in Italy in the 1600s and spread widely across Europe. Movement, gesture and voice are all commonly used // masks were an essential feature.
· Satire- the use of humour, irony and exaggeration to expose and ridicule individuals' stupidity and vice.
Reform versus Revolution
Reform vs. Revolution was an ongoing debate in Italy when Fo wrote the play. People who believed they could make a difference in society and to the social standard of others were actually incapable of bringing about real change.
Fear and Submission
In the late 1960s/early 1970s, Italy experienced a lot of social unrest. This was due to the fact that authorities felt threatened by those on the far left (like Fo) who advocated for a revolution over a reform, within society as it would eliminate their power and control over the weaker people. Fascist organisations and members of the police force began committing terrorist acts and blaming them on the far left, hoping that the public would demand a strong crackdown on their enemies. These terrorist acts created a climate of fear, in which people were unlikely to push for major change.
Both the Maniac and the journalist allude to this "strategy of tension." The Journalist brings up the theme of police infiltration into political groups, and the Maniac adds that such infiltrators "also carry out atrocities to give themselves a good excuse for a police crackdown" (70).The Journalist also shares statistics about the number of terrorist attacks carried out by far right organizations:
"So you'll be unaware that of the 173 bomb attacks to date... 102 have been proved to be the work of fascists? And fascist or parallel organisations were strongly implicated in half of the remaining seventy-one cases" (72).
Nobody will ever know the complete truth about both the anarchist's death and who is responsible for the Piazza Fontana bombings, the play brings to light the blatant lies told about the case by the police, in the official police reports just so that maybe they could cover their own arses due to the corruption that was happening in Italy at the time. Through farce and wordplay, Fo is able to satirize the…
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1) Katelyn Smith (Grade 12): 1st place win for 1500m- 5:39, beating 2nd place by 30 seconds 2) Tori Brown (Grade 10)- 2nd place for 100m- 13:75. We wish both the best of luck at Provincials.
1) Cadence Meszaros (Grade 12)- 3rd place for Javelin 2) Hope Stockburger (Grade 10)- 3rd place for High Jump. Congratulations to everyone who participated in track this year.
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Would there be a market for these old Brunswick house cues?
The Dufferin's I know would sell (2 Challenger house cues with 8 points). One appears to be a Brunswick Shorty cue converted to a Bridge stick. The 2 made in China I'd toss.
There is one 2-piece cue - it may be a Brunswick cue, which is stamped "18" on the bottom - I am unsure of that one.
They are kind of beat up. Not worth much. If they are straight and usable they are worth a little, as any playable cue. If they had good condition brown Brunswick KU bumpers on them, the bumpers would be worth more than the cues.
Didn't realize the Brunswick KU king rubber bumpers were that valuable.
Any insight as why that would be?
I guess they are in demand from folks restoring cues?
The original brown bumpers in new condition can command a price.
They were used on Balabushka cues, as well as old Joss and Josswest...and some others.
Used ones? There is a market.
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NYC charter to pay teachers more than lawyers
March 11, 2008 /0 Comments/in Blog, Blog: Education, Blog: School Choice, Jim Stergios, News, Related Education Blogs /by
But the unions don't like this idea. A proposed New York City charter school is to pay teachers $125,000. There is even thought of adding incentive pay for high performance.
The idea is that the higher salaries will be made possible by becoming more efficient and by reducing the number of support staff.
According to the Friday New York Times, the head of NYC's principals' union, Ernest A. Logan,
called the notion of paying the principal less than the teachers "the craziest thing I've ever heard." "It's nice to have a first violinist, a first tuba, but you've got to have someone who brings them all together," Mr. Logan said. "If you cheapen the role of the school leader, you're going to have anarchy and chaos."
Self-interest I get. May not approve, but I get it. Then there is pure self-preservation–that domain is reserved for Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers. She commented that
the hefty salaries "a good experiment." But she said that when teachers were not unionized, and most charter school teachers are not, their performance can be hampered by a lack of power in dealing with the principal. "What happens the first time a teacher says something like, 'I don't agree with you?' "
Mike Antonucci, in today's Education Intelligence Agency communique', makes a good point:
UFT hasn't gotten teachers a $125,000 salary after 47 years of trying. A non-union charter schools opens with that, with no negotiations required.
Will it work? Let's try.
https://pioneerinstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/logo_440x96.png 0 0 Jim Stergios https://pioneerinstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/logo_440x96.png Jim Stergios2008-03-11 10:57:142013-04-24 13:28:15NYC charter to pay teachers more than lawyers
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July 18, 2019 In Orders & Judgements
Orders and Judgments Duration June 23 – July 07, 2019
A right is not what someone gives you: it's what no one can take from you.
RAMSEY CLARK U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL
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Chandan Gupta v. Supertech Limited
Builders can't forfeit homebuyer money for seeking cancellation due to delay in project-6 May 2019 (NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION ORDER)
The Apex consumer commission has held that a builder cannot forfeit any amount deposited by homebuyer in case he/she seeks cancellation of allotment of flat due to delay in project and directed Supertech to refund entire amount of over ₹ 1 crore to a buyer for delay of two year in delivering the house in NOIDA.
The Order can be accessed at:
http://cms.nic.in/ncdrcusersWeb/GetJudgement.do?method=GetJudgement&caseidin=0%2F0%2FCC%2F2590%2F2017&dtofhearing=2019-05-01
Vasavi Engineering College Parents Association v. State of Telangana and Others
TAFRC, not court, decides engineering fee structure-1 July 2019 (SUPREME COURT JUDGEMENT)
Deciding the fee structure at engineering colleges comes under the jurisdiction of the Telangana Admissions and Fee Regulatory Committee (TAFRC), the Supreme Court asserted, while setting aside an earlier order passed by the erstwhile Hyderabad High Court. The court, in the garb of judicial review, cannot usurp the jurisdiction of the decision maker and take the decision by itself. Neither can it act as an appellate authority of the TAFRC, the Supreme Court noted. The Supreme Court held that the high court exceeded its jurisdiction by interfering with the recommendation of the TAFRC.
The Judgement can be accessed at:
https://www.sci.gov.in/supremecourt/2018/37068/37068_2018_11_1503_14660_Judgement_01-Jul-2019.pdf
ONGC Petro Additions Limited (OPaL) v. Tecnimont S.P.A and Another
Sec.34 Arbitration Act - Order Rejecting Permission for Producing Additional Documents Is not an 'Interim Award'-1 July 2019 (DELHI HIGH COURT JUDGEMENT)
In a significant judgment in arbitration law, the Delhi High Court has held that an order of the arbitral tribunal refusing permission to produce additional documents will not constitute an 'interim award'. Therefore, such an order cannot be challenged under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
Reckitt Benckiser (India) Private Limited v. Reynders Label Printing India Private Limited and Anr
Supreme Court declines to apply 'Group of Companies' Doctrine to implied Foreign Company in Arbitration with its Indian Affiliate-1 July, 2019 (SUPREME COURT JUDGEMENT)
The Supreme Court has refused to invoke the 'group of companies' doctrine to implead a foreign company in an application for appointment of arbitrator for a dispute arising out an agreement with its Indian affiliate. As per 'group of companies' doctrine, arbitration agreement entered into by a company, which is one among a of corporate entities, can, in certain circumstances, bind its non-signatory affiliates. This was expounded by the SC in the 2013 decision Chloro Controls India Private Limited Vs. Severn Trent Water Purification Inc. and Ors. Based on this doctrine, Reckitt Benckiser (India) Private Limited wanted to implead a Belgian associate company of Reynders Label Printing India Private Limited in an application filed under Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act. The agreement was executed between Reckitt Benckiser (India) Pvt Ltd and Reynders Label Printing (India) Pvt Ltd, and the former sought appointment of arbitrator in relation to certain disputes arising out of the agreement. Stating that the agreement was binding on the Belgian company of Reynders group of companies and that international commercial arbitration was needed, Reckitt Benckiser filed application under Section 11 for appointment of arbitrator. According to the applicant, Belgian company was the holding company of Reynders India. The Court however turned down that plea for dragging the Belgian company to the proceedings on the finding that no clear intention to bind it was manifest from the correspondences between the parties. The applicant referred to certain emails with Frederik Reynders, who the applicant claimed to be the promoter of Reynders group, to contend that there was intention to bind the Belgian company by the agreement as it was actively involved in the negotiations. Reynders Belgium denied that it was the parent or holding company of Reynders India and stated that they were both part of Reynders Label Printing Group. This group is an internationally operating group of seven printing companies and each of these companies has its own separate legal entities and operates in different offices independently. It was stated further, these companies only share a common parent entity, namely, Reynesco NV which is also the holding company of both respondent companies. Reynders India however submitted that it was willing to accept the appointment of an arbitrator for settling the disputes by treating it as a domestic arbitration. Based on this, the Court appointed Mr. Justice Badar Durrez Ahmed (Former Chief Justice, Jammu & Kashmir High Court) as the sole arbitrator to conduct domestic commercial arbitration at New Delhi in relation to disputes between the parties.
https://www.sci.gov.in/supremecourt/2016/24972/24972_2016_9_1503_14652_Judgement_01-Jul-2019.pdf
K. Chopra v. Registrar General Delhi High Court
Pleadings cannot be in Hindi; Delhi High Court upholds Rule mandating filing of pleadings in English-27 May 2019 (DELHI HIGH COURT ORDER)
The Delhi High Court has upheld the validity of the Delhi High Court Rule which mandates filing of pleadings before it in the English language. The judgment was passed by a Division Bench in a petition seeking a declaration that the Delhi High Court Rules are ultra vires the Delhi Official Languages Act, 2003 to the extent that they allow only "English" as the language in which the pleadings can be filed in the High Court.
http://lobis.nic.in/ddir/dhc/JIS/judgement/02-07-2019/JIS27052019CW58992019.pdf
Madhav Prasad Aggarwal & Anr v. Axis Bank Ltd & Anr
Order VII Rule 11(d) CPC: plaint can either be rejected as a whole or not at all-2 July 2019 (SUPREME COURT JUDGEMENT)
Plaint can either be rejected as a whole or not at all, remarked the Supreme Court while reiterating that it is not permissible to reject plaint qua any particular portion of a plaint including against some of the defendant(s) and continue the same against the others.
Commissioner of Customs, (Preventive) West Bengal v. Ram Swarup Industries Ltd & Ors
National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) dismisses customs dept plea to auction goods of a firm under moratorium period-20 June 2019 (NCLAT JUDGEMENT)
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has dismissed a Petition of customs authority seeking auction of confined goods of a company, which is under the corporate insolvency proceedings, saying the assets cannot be alienated during a moratorium period.
https://nclat.nic.in/Useradmin/upload/9949287185d0b43b407217.pdf
Sudip Roy Choudhury v. JCIT (TDS)
Delay in Filing of Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) due to sudden Resignation of Accountant is 'Sufficient Cause'-12 June 2019 (ITAT ORDER)
The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), Kolkata bench has held that the delay in filing of TDS return because of the sudden resignation of the assessees accountant would constitute 'sufficient cause' for such default.
https://www.itat.gov.in/files/uploads/categoryImage/1560409488-ITA%20No.%201890-2018-Sudip%20Roy%20Chowdhury.pdf
Amira Pure Foods Private Limited v. Canara Bank and Ors
Moratorium under IBC does not make DRAT powerless to recall appointment of Court Commissioner-20 May 2019 (DELHI HIGH COURT JUDGEMENT)
The Delhi High Court has held that imposition of moratorium under Section 14 of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016 does not take away the Debt Recovery Appellate Tribunal's power to recall or modify its earlier order on appointment of Court Commissioners against a corporate debtor.
http://lobis.nic.in/ddir/dhc/REP/judgement/21-05-2019/REP20052019CW54672019.pdf
M/s Urmila Devi Charitable Trust v. Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemptions)
Tax Exemptions can't be denied to Trust Merely because One Donation in One Year is doubted-13 June 2019 (INCOME TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL ORDER)
The Delhi bench of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal has held that the income tax exemption cannot be denied to a Trust merely because one donation in one year is doubted. While concluding the assessment proceedings against the assessee, the CIT (Exemption) found that the assessee was not carrying out activities in accordance with the objects of the society and no genuine activities are being carried out by the society, is solely based upon the allegation that the assessee received the donation of ₹ 85 lakhs in lieu of cash. The Tribunal noted that there is no basis for the Department to hold that the assessee received the donation of ₹ 85 lakhs from HHBRF in lieu of cash.
https://www.itat.gov.in/files/uploads/categoryImage/1560412200-4136%20_Urmila%20Devi%20Charitable%20Trust_.pdf
Educomp Infrastructure & School Management Limited v. Mr Vinod Kumar Dandona & Ors
Unrelated parties under no obligation to furnish information under Section 19 of Insolvency Code-14 June 2019 (NATIONAL COMPANY LAW TRIBUNAL ORDER)
The National Company Law Tribunal, Chandigarh Bench has held that Section 19 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code casts an obligation on the ex-personnel of the corporate debtor, its promoter or any other person associated with the ex-management including ex-directors to extend all assistance and cooperation to the Interim Resolution Professional to enable him to manage the affairs of the corporate debtor. It has, however, clarified that unrelated parties are under no obligation to furnish information under Section 19 of the Insolvency Code.
https://nclt.gov.in/sites/default/files/Interim-order-pdf/CA%20335%20CP%20No.10%20Educomp%20Infrastructure%20order.pdf
Rotomac Global Private Limited v. Deputy Director Directorate of Enforcement
'PMLA and IBC do not overlap'-2 July 2019 (NATIONAL COMPANY LAW APPELLATE TRIBUNAL JUDGEMENT)
'The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal said Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 gets invoked simultaneously with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code and that neither of the laws has an overriding effect over the other.
https://nclat.nic.in/Useradmin/upload/12346211525d1b38981fb8b.pdf
Karni Communication Private Ltd & Karni Telnet Private Ltd v. Haicheng Vivo Mobile (India) Private Ltd, Vivo Mobile India Private Ltd and Vivo Communication Technology Co Ltd
Competition Commission of India (CCI) dismisses unfair business practices complaint against Vivo mobile distributor Haicheng-19 June 2019 (CCI ORDER)
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) dismissed a complaint alleging unfair and discriminatory trade practices against Haicheng Vivo Mobile (India) Pvt Ltd with regard to a distributorship agreement. Haicheng is engaged in business of trading and distribution of 'Vivo' mobile handsets in India, as per the CCI order. The complaint was filed by New Delhi-based Karni Communication Pvt Ltd and Karni Telnet Pvt Ltd which were appointed as distributors for the region of South Delhi Part-I, II, III and IV for Vivo mobile handsets in 2017. The complainant alleged that pursuant to distributorship agreement, Haicheng placed restrictions on it for online sale and levied penalties on it in case sales were made via online marketplace. Besides, Haicheng imposed penalties on it for violation of Market Infiltration Policy whereby it is mandated that no sales will be made beyond the authorised distributor zone, the complainant alleged. By doing so, Haicheng contravened Section 3 of the Competition Act which pertains to anti-competitive agreement, the complainant alleged. However, CCI observed that restriction on online sales does not directly withhold the supply of Vivo products in the market, and consumers have the option to buy such products through online retail platforms as well, hence the agreement is not likely to cause an appreciable adverse effect on competition. In case of imposing MIP on the distributors, the "Commission observes that in the instant matter the MIP does not appear to have caused or is likely to cause AAEC in the market for sale and distribution of smartphone in India and consequently, no case is made out for contravention of Section 3(4)(c) of the Act," the fair-trade regulator said. Accordingly, "the Commission finds no competition concern in the entire matter", CCI said in an order dated June 19 and ordered the matter to be closed. Apart from Haicheng, Vivo Mobile India Pvt Ltd and Vivo Communication Technology Co Ltd were also made parties in the matter.
https://www.cci.gov.in/sites/default/files/35-of-2018.pdf
Mr Nadie Jauhri v. Jalgaon District Medicine Dealers Association (JDMDA)
Competition Commission of India (CCI) fines Jalgaon-based medicine dealers' body, 2 others for anti-competitive trade practices-20 June 2019 (CCI ORDER)
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has imposed a total fine of over ₹ 4 lakh on the Jalgaon District Medicine Dealers Association, its president and a former vice-president for indulging in anti-competitive trade practices. The ruling came on a complaint filed by Nadie Jauhri who alleged that the association was collecting product information service charges from the manufacturers of pharmaceutical products in violation of the provisions of the Competition Act. The complainant also furnished the financial records of the association from 2012 to 2015 with regard to levying of PIS charges from pharmaceutical firms. PIS pertains to a fee charged by chemists and druggists' associations for introducing a new product launched by the pharmaceutical companies in the bulletins or newsletters published by such associations and in return, the said associations are required to publish the information and circulate it among all the dealers. The commission said decisive factor of whether PIS charges are anti-competitive or do not depend upon whether such charges are being paid voluntarily or mandatorily by the pharmaceutical companies. In this case, CCI ruled that "the mandatory requirement of payment of PIS charges, as alleged by the Informant (Nadie) in the present case, stands established by the evidence on record, against the Jalgaon District Medicine Dealers Association," the CCI said in an order. Mandatory payment of PIS resulted in limiting and controlling the supply of drugs in the market and amounted to an anti-competitive practice, in violation of the Section 3 of Competition Act, the fair-trade regulator (i.e., CCI) said. Compulsory payment of PIS charges has been held to be anti-competitive by the Commission in its previous orders and despite such orders the association was found to have indulged in such practices, CCI said while imposing a fine on the entities
Gopal Nagar Awasiya Welfare Association through Mr Vijay Khanna, Advocate v. North MCD through Ms Namrata Mukim, Advocate
No scientific data to show mobile tower hazardous to health-21 June 2019 (DELHI HIGH COURT ORDER)
The Delhi High Court (HC) has junked a plea against installation of mobile tower in a North Delhi locality, noting that there was no scientific data available to show that it is hazardous for the health. Justice Jayant Nath dismissed a plea filed by a housing welfare association after relying on a decision of a division bench of the High Court. The High Court noted in its order "there is no scientific data available to show that installation of mobile phone towers and the emission of the waves by the said towers is in any way harmful for the health or hazardous to the health of citizens. There is no conclusive data to the said effect." It said that there was no merit in the Petition and it has not been able to produce any data whatsoever showing any such harmful effects on the health of human beings. The High Court was hearing a plea filed by Gopal Nagar Awasiya welfare Association against the installation of mobile tower in Gopal Nagar in north Delhi. The Petitioner contended that the tower is being constructed near a church and an MCD School where small children are studying. It also alleged that phone tower can cause a variety of potential problems, including headache, memory loss, cardiovascular stress, cancer etc.
http://delhihighcourt.nic.in/dhcqrydisp_o.asp?pn=150735&yr=2019
Advance Ruling Authority, Kerala of Goods and Services Tax Department for the matter of Colortone Process Pvt Ltd
Printing of Images from Digital Media attracts 18% GST-12 April 2019 (AAR RULING)
The Advance Ruling Authority, Kerala has held that the activity of printing of images from digital media would attract 18% Goods and Services Tax.
The Ruling can be accessed at:
https://keralataxes.gov.in/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Colortone.pdf
Delhi High Court seeks RBI, ED stand on PIL claiming PayPal operating illegally-3 July 2019 (DELHI HIGH COURT ORDER)
The Delhi High Court has issued a notice on a plea seeking to stop the allegedly illegal and unauthorized operations of PayPal Payments in India. A division bench of Chief Justice D.N. Patel and Justice C. Hari Shankar issued the notice to the Reserve Bank of India and PayPal. The plea was filed by one Abhijit Mishra through advocate Payal Bahl. Mishra, in his plea, said operations of PayPal as a payment system in India is against Section 4(1) of the Payment and Settlement System Act, 2007. "That the Paypal Payments Private Limited is operating as a Foreign Exchange dealer for their clients to receive and send money for Export and Import transactions in blatant violation and contravention of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) section 10 and sub section 6…," the plea said. The plea sought direction to RBI to initiate action against Paypal for violation of the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007, and to impose penalty under FEMA. It also urged a probe against PayPal by the Enforcement Directorate and transfer of their allegedly illegal profits to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund. The matter will be heard next on 18 September.
Disclaimer (a) "This information has been gathered from various sources. Nothing herein is or may be construed as legal advice".
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5 minutes to explain the Dean phenomenon
I have been invited to present to a high-powered group of Illinois Democrats on Monday morning. The group will include Governor Blagojevich — and the subject is how to energize the grassroots people who've felt out of touch with the Democratic Party. My role is, as someone closely involved with the Dean technology crew, to explain what we did and why it worked.
Here's what I think were the keys to the Dean success (the barometer for purposes of this discussion is fundraising, not election results):
Give people a voice. The minute people think their voice is heard is the minute they feel empowered. Empowered individuals want to see their group succeed, and money was universally acknowledged as an important yardstick of the group's success.
Talk back. Communication is about dialogue, not press releases. When campaigns engage their supporters, let their supporters (as well as their opponents) speak up, and most importantly, when they respond, the campaign appears more authentic. Authenticity breeds respect. And respect earns the people's commitment.
Make supporters visible. By making individuals' contributions visible (and the results of those contributions apparent), Dean was sharing the spotlight. When he said "this race is about you, not me", he meant it. People who were either disenchanted with traditional politics, or cynical about their ability to make a difference to begin with, suddenly felt like they really could do something.
Be transparent. Transparency affected all levels of the campaign — from being open about fundraising goals (and their progress to those goals) to sharing works-in-progress on policy issues — and it made supporters feel like they were contributing to that progress instead of taking orders from above. Furthermore, as goals got within reach, supporters dug in and gave more (money, time, energy) to reach the goal.
Give up control. This is perhaps the scariest for those who've been around a while. Dean's campaign didn't try to control the message or the medium, instead choosing to let the grassroots run with it. This is where the barometer mentioned above is important: from a fundraising perspective, this lack of control gave each contributor a sense of ownership. It's arguable that this lack of control is what contributed to the transition from a campaign to a movement, but that's fodder for a different analysis.
So… I've got five minutes on Monday to boil this down and try to ensure that those in the crowd understand that it's not about bits and bytes, not about keyboards and mousepads, but about energy. And enthusiasm. And passion. And I believe the bullets above highlight how the Dean campaign tapped each of those. I'd love to hear your thoughts. What have I missed?
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Besides for expecting them to wonder how their buddies can profit. After all it is Illinois politics… It would be interesting to see if Chicago ward machines can or even would have any interest in actaully trying this stuff.
Don't forget the need for a strong candidate. I don't think any of your ideas would have done much good for Joe Lieberman, for example.
I think you might want to read Howard Kurtz's piece in the Washington Post this morning…….it gives an interestingperspective.http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A15741-2004Feb28?language=printer
Read this. Joe Trippi gave a talk about the conflicts between netroots and the campaign. This is a summary.http://www.baselinemag.com/article2/0,3959,1530690,00.asp
It is astonishing that you are spending tons of energy talking about what went right with the Dean Campaign and absolutly nothing about what went wrong with it and how to go about changing what went wrong.Was it Dean's message no one liked? Dean was far too liberal? Dean was just a baffoon who made too many mistakes? Dean's attack ads went over board? Dean Youth Organization spent tons of their time HATING BUSH and absolutely none of their time giving any voters an explanation or re-assurance of how a Radical like Howard Dean could get the Moderate/Centrist vote and Swing Voters, Split Ticket Voters. How Dean could reach out to Hispanics? Youth People organize well with heated anger but they don't vote? The real question is why in the hell bother organizing the Youth if they don't vote?There's plenty of questions that have so far gone unanswered. And that is astonishing, albeit not surprising. I don't carry much weight with the Left that they would ever blame themselves for any mistakes they make.
visit my dean for america website @ http://www3.deanforamerica.com/site/TR?pg=personal&fr_id=1090&px=1880890&s_tafId=1100&s_oo=cU0UT-O2TNCPLhYs3lnipg and jeff the only thing that ruined dean was the fact that too many americans are corporate mainstream media fed idiots. dean screamed. and so what? so the fact he cut child abuse 50% in vermont doesn't matter now? the fact that he raised school test scores with his genius reworking of the distribution of the funding there? made it so over 33% of the energy vermont uses is renewable, that vermont ranks 1st in the percentage of children with health insurance? that he set aside 470,000 acres of land for conservation balanced the budget 11 years cut taxes set aside a rainy day fund i could go on.. all the amazing things he's done and wants to do for us don't matter? they do matter just dem. voters didn't research these candidates and all they know about dean is that he screamed because the mainstream media played that soundbite 700 times a day, more times than they showed twin towers falling, more times than they've ever played anything it broke every record. it's not deans fault americans are shallow and watch too much tv and it's not his fault kerry and bush have spent a combined 6 million on negative adds about dean, some even showing deans picture then osamas. this is the same country that was 90% behind the war in iraq the day after it started and now we know there were no weapons we never saw any proof in the first place. americans don't like smart honest people like dean. they like idiots who lie to them and remind them of themselves and that's not deans problem. another thing you getting mad at dean for involving youth in his campaign because they aren't old enough to vote is absurd, also dean is not a radical he's fiscal concervative social liberal and nothing radical about him i can see unless, as you seem to think, caring for childrens rights i.e. americas future, makes a person radical because children can't vote. mayb all you know about him yourself is that he screamed, you can't know anything about him and still think he's a radical. you're a weirdo, i'm glad you don't like dean. people like you, make people who don't like dean, look like creeps. i'm 28 years old btw so now you know there are people supporting dean who aren't children who can and will vote. | {
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Recently I had the enormous pleasure of dining at Morimoto in Waikiki. The name Morimoto might sound familiar to you and it should! Masiharu Morimoto is the chef that has gained infamy across the globe from his stints on the original Iron Chef as the successor to Koumei Nakamura, and on Iron Chef America. He has three restaurants in the United States, located in Philadelphia, New York, and Florida--and has two in India, expanding his reach to both Mumbai and New Delhi! My family and I were super excited to try the famed Iron Chef's recipes and experience his aesthetic.
The overall decor of the restaurant is very fresh and clean; the aesthetic of the restaurant utilizes a palette of fresh celery greens, creams, off whites, and turquoises. I think the restaurant did a great job of embracing Morimoto's modern cooking style and fusing it with the "Aloha spirit." The restaurant was really beautiful and I could easily imagine it being in some swanky movie with a couple of high powered executives having a relaxed lunch, but in reality there were a lot of casual diners! In a sweeping panorama of the whole restaurant, there was many a Hawaiian shirt and chino pant to be seen. The restaurant itself is very, very large with ample indoor and outdoor patio seating. The space is clean, modern, fresh, and well designed (some of the beautiful vessels and plates that our food came served in was even custom ordered by Morimoto himself) and it seems like the restaurant itself is built for "high traffic."
The hostess was friendly and seated us at our table very quickly, while the waiter that served us the entire night was friendly, talkative and never forgot to refill our waters. There was a small incident that I completely blame our waiter for and I will shamefully tell you the story. My family and the waiter were having a friendly conversation and I told him how I have watched Iron Chef ever since I was a child and how I loved Morimoto. It turns out, in a freak coincidence, that Morimoto himself was visiting his restaurant and working at the sushi bar. Our waiter had told us that he doesn't mind taking photos with patrons and my father and I eagerly rushed over to the sushi bar to snap a photo. However, we learned after the fact that Morimoto doesn't like to be disturbed when working. He obliged us with a photo, however gruffly. Even though the restaurant itself was pretty empty, it was clear that he did not want to be disturbed when working behind the sushi bar. I was pretty embarrassed and Morimoto looks pretty gruff, but here's the photo nonetheless.
Now onto the meal! My family had decided to order more of Morimoto's cooked and "innovative" dishes versus simply choosing the sushi "omikase." So you might not see as much sushi and sashimi as I usually post in a Japanese restaurant review. ;) I hope you still enjoy!
This dish was beautiful and was the exactly what I had envisioned in a dish coming from the Morimoto kitchens. I found the presentation more complicated and artistic than the actual components of the dish itself. As you can see from the image above, the tuna tartare is pressed onto a small, translucent plate and accompanied by all the delicious sauces and yum, yums that are usually "pre-mixed" into the tartare. From what I recall, the condiments on the plate are (from left to right): a pureed seaweed sauce, sour cream, grated wasabi, grated maui onion, guacamole, and toasted rice crackers. In addition to the wonderful condiments, the tuna is also served with some dashi soy-sauce.
To eat the delicious tuna tartare, Morimoto gives you small stainless steel spatulas to scrape the tuna tartare out of the clear plastic dish, drag it across all the condiments, and finally dip it into the dashi-soy. I really, really enjoyed it. I think all the flavors, both traditional Japanese flavors, of the wasabi, rice crackers, soy sauce and seaweed, and the newer Hawaiian flavors of the Maui onion and guacamole blended nicely together. My only complaint about the dish is its pricing, $28, and the quantity of the tuna given. The clear plastic tray shown above is all you get--the tray itself only goes about half a centimeter deep and honestly, I feel like the price is too much to ask for such a small amount of tuna. However, I can see the reasons for the premium price....the celebrity chef, the allure of a celebrity restaurant, the beautiful presentation etc. Knowing the price and the presentation I would say that ordering this dish is an experience and it's up to you whether or not you want to pay for it.
I felt that this was one of the dishes on the menu that just screamed decadence. Its components included indulgent foie gras, decadent uni, and rich teriyaki sauce. You guys know how much I love over the top decadent dishes...uni, foie gras, and generally fatty things have holed up in the most soft spots of my heart's arteries. However, this dish was sort of a let down for me in terms of the flavor harmonization. I love all of the dish's separate components equally, the oyster, the uni, the foie gras... but putting them together like this and dousing the whole thing in teriyaki sauce overrode all of the ingredients' flavors. The overwhelmingly dominant flavor of this dish was the territory sauce.
I personally prefer raw oysters to cooked ones, and these ones were most assuredly cooked to well done. The texture of the cooked oyster was firmer and paired poorly with the seared foie gras. The foie gras itself was small, lending itself to an unusual firmness because of its size. Unfortunately, it didn't have that crispy exterior and tender interior that is inherent with most well executed pan seared foie gras. Lastly, the delicate uni flavour was lost in the dish. I couldn't even taste it! The dish was just two relatively firm pieces of "meat" (the foie gras and the oyster) swimming in teriyaki sauce.
This is the Morimoto that my family has come to know and love throughout all this televised appearances on Iron Chef and Iron Chef America....the fusion of the east and west in an aesthetically and gastronomically pleasing way. What he's done is taken cold smoked yellow tail and heavily seasoned the exterior using a combination of traditional pastrami spices. To me, the taste was somewhat average and it really wasn't anything to write home about. The cold smoking technique allows foods to remain moist, while imparting a smokey flavor onto whatever it is that you want smoked....and the effect was nice in the yellowtail. Honestly, even though the exterior herbs were supposed to impart the main punch flavor, the predominant taste I remember was the cold smoked yellowtail, which was just slightly reminiscent of smoked salmon. My parents and I all enjoyed this dish, but I'm not sure if I would reorder it again.
Now this is the cold appetizer that I would order again and again. The tako was fresh, had a nice bite and was perfectly matched with the ginger, oil, soy and the little bit of shichimi sprinkled on top. It was simple, well executed and delicious and probably by far my favourite cold appetizer of this round of orders. As opposed to some other "live octopus" carpaccios I've seen, mainly the Italian and South Korean versions, at Morimoto's they pretty it up by slicing the octopus meat into delicious standardized rounds and it makes the eating experience incredibly pleasant. It's kind of silly, but I'm always afraid of the live octopus eating deaths in South Korea...if you eat the octopus wrong it'll suction cup itself to the inside of your esophagus, in a desperate bid to save it's life, and you won't be able to choke and have difficulty breathing until either you or the octopus wins out. I guess you guys can see why I find this one so much more likable. >< Here's a video of Korean style live octopus.
Tell me what you think about it! ;) I've never tried it myself, and as you can tell, I'm a bit afraid to, but we'll see if I ever go to Seoul; I may cross it off the bucket list.
In this dish I'm sure you guys can see the Korean influence with the stone bowl method of cooking and presentation. ;) This dish also has a unique twist in it's flavor profile: as you can probably tell from the photo, this dish is mainly yellow tail, rice, and seaweed cooked to a crisp at your table. There aren't very many additional garnishes and vegetables added to this dish like the traditional Korean bibimbap and, through this, the yellow tail is really allowed to shine. Yellowtail is already a relatively oily rich fish and the whole bowl is imbued with the yellowtail flavor and oil. Each bite is almost buttery, richly infused with yellow tail flavor. Because of the stone bowl most of the rice on the edges was transformed into a thick, cruchy crust while the rice within the bowl was soft, oily and flavorful. When I utilize the adjective oily, I hope you guys know I mean it in the good way, as in each grain of rice doesn't stick together and is perfectly coated in nom-nom fish oil. It was good, albeit a bit one dimensional to me. I'm not sure I would order it again to be perfectly honest.
You might be thinking that I forgot to link the photo for this...but I didn't....it was the first main dish to arrive at our table and we were absolutely famished...so we destroyed it. You can see the Loco Moto above in the image of the "ishi yaki buri bap" hiding in the background. Loco moto is trypically known as a Hawaiian breakfast dish of a hamburger patty over rice with a sunny-side egg on top covered in gravy. Of course, at Morimoto's they fancy it up with wagyu beef, locally supplied farm fresh eggs, and hayashi gravy (a demi-glace that contains beef and onions that often contains red wine and tomato sauce and slightly resembles curry). In concept it was simple, but the components and freshness of the dish really made it outstanding. I mean who can turn down wagyu beef, extra special gravy and a runny egg? I LOVE RUNNY EGGS.
This was a STRONG tart. That's all I can say. The chocolate was very dark, the caramel was incredibly sticky and rich, the kona coffee punched me in the face and the vanilla bean ice cream definitely needed to be there to mellow all the flavors out. This is definitely not a light dessert in any way shape or form, it was straight up rich, cocoa realness. Cutting through the cake itself was actually quite difficult, and the caramel made the whole thing even harder to separate. To reiterate, it was just a rich, compact, complex cake.
The reason why Morimoto was in town was because his restaurant was getting a new head chef stationed at the Morimoto Waikiki location and he wanted to try her out for a "test run" under his supervision first. This was the dessert she had created: pickled pineapple and a rendition of a pineapple cake. To be completely honest, this dessert didn't interest me at all and I don't really remember it. What I do remember is my mother's reaction to it! She said she liked it and enjoyed the combination of sweet and tart of the main dessert dish, but disliked the taste of the pickled pineapple around in the dish. I believe she said that the pineapple was just naturally tart and the pickling process made the sourness overpowering.
Dinner was so good at Morimoto's that my family went to return for lunch the next day. <3 Their menu is slightly different for lunch time, but many of the dinnertime dishes overlapped with the daytime ones. The only likely difference was that the portion size was a bit smaller--many of the items were turned into lunch sets. There is an additional sandwich section that isn't available for dinner on the lunch menu, and like the lunch sets, they are served with a miso soup and salad.
Oh god. This lobster melt was heavenly, again my parents wanted to share and we all switched dishes so I only ended up with one sandwich left....which was terrible. I honestly think I would order this again and eat it all for myself. The amount of the lobster in this roll was much greater than all the other lobster rolls I've had before, but not so much it overwhelms you and gets the sandwich bread soggy. The miso mayo combined miso and Swiss cheese into an absolutely divine salty-sweet-creamy mix. The miso combats the creamy, rich natures of the mayo and the Swiss cheese, which lets the flavors to harmonize amazingly. I would highly recommend this sandwich, it's absolutely addicting and delicious.
The salad and the miso were the same as the sandwich lunch sets and the sushi was fresh and delicious, albeit simple. However, my entire family absolutely raved about the black cod. It was tender, moist, and perfectly braised. Even the porridge was delicious! Usually porridge dishes are a bit too much for me, in terms of one dimensional flavor and portion size, but I feel that the braised cod and the ginger soy reduction were in perfect harmony with the porridge. It was a perfect sized portion for a great light lunch.
You can see how the budo mame, sweet-salty soybeans, and the pickled bell pepper dot the porridge. They add interesting bursts of sweetness, saltiness, and tartness to the braised black cod. Again a very light lunch, but one packed with flavor and marinated cod goodness.
The little set of sliders are what my mother ordered for her lunch. Although this dish is the most popular....I think my family enjoyed this dish the least. The patties of these special burgers were a bit dry, which was strange because wagyu beef and pork kakuni are fatty, tender meats. I feel like the grinding and grilling process makes it difficult for the meat to retain its natural juices and you can often end up with a rather tasteless dry burger. The sliders were topped off with shredded cabbage, which was also pretty tasteless. The meal was pretty mediocre, and I think the inclusion of a sauce would have made it better.
Don't let the tofu in the cheesecake scare you! I've had several tofu cheesecakes now, mostly at the different divisions of Guu in Vancouver, and I've found them all to be very good. The addition of tofu to the batter makes the cheesecake less sweet and more airy than a traditional New York Cheesecake or even the cheesecake from Cheesecake Etc. For me, the true start of this dish was the kuromitsu ice cream! Kuromitsu is a Japanese sugar syrup and is similar to molasses in flavor. However, unlike molasses, kuromitsu is much thinner in texture and it's incredibly addictive. The ice cream next to the cheesecake was my favorite part of this dessert, in fact, I just want to eat a big bowl of the ice cream without anything else. I would recommend the cheesecake as a "safe" dessert option and I encourage you all just to try the kuromitsu ice cream. It's difficult to describe, but the light sweetness of the brown sugar will take you in immediately.
I highly recommend Morimoto's in Waikiki for anyone that's ever been a fan of Iron Chef and the Aloha Spirit. The decor is fresh, peppy and beautiful, while the service is high class, friendly, and accommodating. I find that ordering food off the menu reflects Morimoto's performances in kitchen stadium. Some dishes are out of this world and others are more aesthetically pleasing than palette pleasing. I hope I've given you guys a relatively good idea of what some of his dishes are like and you're able to put this information to use when visiting his restaurant. When I go next I think I'm going to try the ramen, it's what Morimoto himself ordered when he sat down to entertain some friends! Thanks for reading, and I hope you'll visit again soon. | {
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My main inspiration for my essay was the memories I have of my grandfather. Though he passed away when I was seven years old, I can still remember him teaching me to ride a bike and this in turn became my motivation to write, "The Bicycle." He was such an inspiring person and my grandfather always believed in my abilities.
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My name is Mallorey Wallace, and I am in the eleventh grade at Arrowhead Union High School in Hartland, Wisconsin. My essay, Weaving America's Past, was composed as a part of my Creative Writing class to pay homage to veterans and those currently serving.
Through my personal experience with the armed forces, I have noticed undying love and support from other military families. My wish is for this essay to touch the lives of those who have touched mine in so many ways. In the future, I plan to major in Spanish and International Studies, and have entertained the prospect of joining the Air Force as well. I would like to thank my family, English teachers, and friends for always supporting me in my literary endeavors.
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Totowa, NJ - Kathy Duva, Main Events CEO, announced their promotional firm won the purse bid held at IBF headquarters in East Orange, NJ, Thursday. The bid was for the right to hold the IBF's junior welterweight title fight between Zab Judah of Brooklyn, NY and Las Vegas, and South Africa's Kaizer Mabuza.
IBF Championships Chairman, Lindsay Tucker explained, "It is a 50-50 split of the earnings between the two fighters. Kaizer is ranked No. 1 by the IBF, and Judah is No. 2. Where the fight will be held is up to the winning bidder."
Judah (39-6, 26 KOs) is promoted by Main Events and his own firm Super Judah Promotions, and Branco Milenkovic, of South Africa, promotes Mabuza (23-6-3, 14 KOs).
Kathy Duva confirmed the fight will take place at Prudential Center in Newark, NJ, late February or early March this year as part of Main Events' Brick City Boxing Series.
"We are very happy that Zab has the opportunity to fight for the IBF Junior Welterweight title right here in New Jersey. Winning this fight will put Zab right in the mix with the winner of Bradley-Alexander and Amir Khan." Duva elaborated, " Zab will work very hard to win this fight so that he will be one step closer to his ultimate goal of unifying all of the Junior Welterweight titles by the end of 2011!"
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An Education on: The Harmonization of the Islamic Economy
NIFTI
Islamic finance is still not viewed as a viable career option by many college bound students. Neither is it offered at many colleges, especially in the Middle East. What needs to change?
In order to meet this human capital challenge within the Islamic economy, we need to take a step back and look at the corresponding increase in the number of experts in the Islamic economy- in general – as compared to the growth in the industry.
Over the last decade, the industry has witnessed impressive growth, especially from the 2008 financial crisis.
With that, we have not seen a corresponding increase in the education in terms of the availability of expertise and there are so many reasons for that.
Organizations still look at conventional bankers and economists as potential contributors to the Islamic economy's education.
The gap between what they know in the realm of the conventional economy and what they need to know in terms of the Islamic economy can be addressed through workshops or short term training programs – which unfortunately do not do the job.
What do you view as potential solutions to this issue?
Solutions that are available in the conventional economic system are developed for people that have unique characteristics.
These characteristics are different from an Islamic economy in terms of the structure, and Muslims in general. Therefore you need to have unique solutions that address the needs of the people you're catering to.
I'm not calling for organizations to re invent the wheel – however the way we use things, the way the decisions are made – the way the solutions issued are addressed – is different, and therefore we need to ensure that we filter conventional solutions through the religious characteristics of the economy.
Solutions need to be provided addressing poverty, managing family businesses etc – the nuances of some these are not necessarily issues in other parts of the world.
Education in this part of the world has largely been limited to Islamic finance, which is the dominant sector we see a lot of interest in. a lot of initiatives, including our own have covered Islamic banking and finance and addressing the needs of professionals in providing the certificates and diplomas in demand. We don't see as much interest in Takaful programs or Islamic fashion, which although severely different – are equally as vital.
Interest is beginning to materialize in different part of the world, but it's not as widespread as Islamic finance.
Many of the programs have addressed the academic need in terms of providing Bachelors- Masters and PhD programs. The investor, however, needs more. There is only a small group in the Islamic world that is interested in academic accreditation of that sort. The larger majority however, demand professional certifications. Herein lays the need- not only for certification programs within Finance, but across all applied fields within the Islamic economy.
What approach should be taken to make education within the Islamic economy more widespread?
Conventional approaches will not do the job here- it is simply too expensive! What we need to do is ensure that Islamic economy education is made affordable, flexible and accessible.
These three needs must be the cornerstone of every solution – and the solution needs to be provided by professionals and government initiative. It is not a task to be taken on by one organization or a single government body; it is much bigger than that.
How can/has technology played a role?
Technology has helped us make education in the Islamic economy accessible, flexible and affordable.
Our infrastructure here allows everybody around the world access to our knowledge- and with modern technology; we can create learning courses on any subjects of interest.
Therefore, we cater to the customer's needs – we provide learning that is requested, this makes it not only cost effective, but makes the investment accessible to many more people. Any nation, Muslim or otherwise – should not be deprived access to world class educators. This way, we don't have to invest the money and risk sending a professor to an unstable region – technology has made sure of that.
Likewise, social media has been extremely effective in the Arab world by creating a community of learners, exploring the Islamic economy as a whole and making it an accessible platform for everybody, is something we're very serious about here in HBMSU.
Currently, there are very limited open education opportunities; we need to encourage organizations to develop more open learning resources freely available to different learners. Peer to Peer learning is an integral part of any emerging field, and creating an open democratic platform for individuals to share their empirical work, examine studies as well as create dialogue- is made so much easier now with social media platforms such as LinkedIn; among others.
With the exception of the Halal certification – there's little else Muslim scholars are able to agree on in terms of standardization, how can we go about it?
At the end of the day, any certification is a combination of modules that address a specific issue. If the learner is given the opportunity to understand the different viewpoints with regards to certain issues, you're allowing that individual to form an opinion of their own.
There are of course differences in interpreting Shari'ah with respect to the different Muslim regions in South East Asia, the Middle East, North Africa and beyond.
While these interpretations may be viewed as negative, they are in fact an opportunity for healthy debate; you are allowing professional discourse to take place, and creating discussion.
So, instead of looking for standardization; which is very difficult when everyone's view reflects the uniqueness of their sect and/or their regional perspective, I believe in pursuing harmonization.
Standardization should not be the aim – but harmonization, and that is the attempt to minimize differences as opposed to eliminating them – recognizing that some differences will remain just that. Trying to minimize differences is an approach far more productive than eliminating them- an example is attempting to create standardization within Europe to create the EU; when all else failed, they harmonized.
Is a centralized framework a stepping stone to harmonizing the differences between the SEA and MENA economies to propel Islamic finance further forward?
An organization that tries to manage the different aspects of the Islamic economy, to bring more global awareness regarding the specifics of the economy is what's needed.
I don't believe it's a possible concept in our present time; however, it would help to have an apparent source of information to all the important aspects of this economy. We need organizations at regional and national levels managing and studying the differences, this information can then be fed to a supra organization that can better disseminate and circulate this information.
The SEA region have made advances in certain areas, but I believe Dubai to be more encompassing in terms of its appeal, its leadership and its ability to address the challenges that have long been ignored. At the end of the day, there is more than enough space for us to have several economic capitals within the Islamic economy.
Author: Professor Nabil Baydoun
BIO: Professor Nabil Baydoun is the Vice Chancellor for Enterprise & University Advancement, at Hamdan Bin Mohammed Smart University, Dubai. He has held senior academic positions and staffed key board committees at various institutions in Australia, Honk Kong, New Zealand and the UAE. Professor Nabil earned his doctorate in Accounting from the University of East Anglia, England, and is an internationally recognized authority on the impact of Religion and Culture on accounting systems.
© Business Islamica 2016
NIFTI.
[email protected]
RifCon Gambia
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Canadian Surgeon Sacked For Warning Against COVID Jabs For Kids
University of Saskatchewan Medical School Professor Dr Francis Christian has worked as a surgeon and tutor for more than 20 years and in 2007 was appointed Director of the Surgical Humanities Program. In 2018 his role was expanded to incorporate the position of Director of Quality and Patient Safety in 2018. Dr. Christian is also the Editor of the Journal of The Surgical Humanities.
On June 17th this year Dr Christian released a statement to over 200 of his colleagues, expressing concern over the lack of informed consent involved in Canada's "Covid19 vaccination" program, with specially regard to the planned mandatory vaccination of youg children. (Read the statement in PDF format here).
Given the uncertainties surrounding all the COVID vaccines currently in use due the the huge numbers of deaths and serious illnesses occuring soon after people receive on of the COVID shots, the now acknowledged serious side effects which include blood clots, inflammation of the heart muscle, and unexplained "COVID - like" symptoms, Dr Christian's position is hardly an extreme one. So far a total of 15,000 deaths and over 400,000 serious adverse reactions have been recorded by the VAERS and EudraVigilance database projects, monitorin systems for drugs and medications operated by for the US Department of Health and European Medicines Agency respectively
Christian believes the virus is real, he believes in vaccination as a general principle, he believes the elderly and vulnerable may benefit from the Covid "vaccine" so he cannot honestly be described as an "Anti - Vaxxer" …he simply doesn't agree the vaccines, none of which have completed the testing process and therefore are only approved "for emergency use, should be used on children, and feels parents are not being given enough information for properly informed consent.
Interestingly, even the World Health Organization has partially endorsed this position, since April their website on vaccination has read:
Children should not be vaccinated for the moment. There is not yet enough evidence on the use of vaccines against COVID-19 in children to make recommendations for children to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
That was not enough to save Dr Christian. That is how frighteningly intolerant of diversity of opinion the mainstream – and especially the academic community – has become.
On June 23rd Dr Christian was ordered to participate in a Zoom meeting with other senior members of the faculty and representatives of the Saskatchewan public health authority. In this meeting he was informed of his immediate suspension and upcoming termination.
The moral of this story is that countless thousands of doctors, scientists worldwide have been coerced into silence by a world - wide campaign of psychological warfare against reason and professional integrity by fascist elites?
Medical professionals, like the rest of us, believed they enjoyed the right of free speech, when in fact most of our civil anf human rights and our individual sovereignty have been usurped while we were distracted by various wars and crises manufactured for the purpose of masking the real thust of globalism and the very direct threat it posed to all of us. The world evisaged by these elites is first suggested in Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon, a society modelled on the eighteeenth century philosopher's idea of a prison in which the inmates are under total surveillance by their fellow prisoners and the compliant are rewarded for reporting examples of non compliance to the authorities. With its invisible eyes and ears monitoring us all the time and the threat of of ostracism from society, marginalization and hatred as the price of trying to assert our individuality it becomes hard to resist.
Doctors who have questioned the Vaccine Savior quasi - religious doctrine have found their professional lives, careers and reputation among their professional peers destroyed and in true Stalinist tradition even their sanity is questioned (because who but a madman could question the righteousness of the one true church and its comunion of vaccines which miraculously turn into "the body and blood" of science inside us.
Dr Christian and others who share his doubts about the great DNA changing experiment but (robably for very valid reasons,)lack his moral courage and therefore are intimidated into silence) believed that hard work and dedication to the goals of their profession, in the case of doctors the preservation of life and alleviation of suffering, would lead to advancement in their respective fields and the respect of their peers have been completely betrayed by the political and corporate overlords and now are reduced to the status of lackeys who are required only to follow orders and never question their superiors. foll
They are reduced to humandroids, highly trained social machines, cogs of the system that allowed and used their analytical skill and creativity as long as it served policies of the elites. Thus they are no more independent or able to influence events and outcomes than factory workers whose job is to serve the machinery of industry. Any deviation from their allotted role results in imposition of immediate professional disgrace, degradation of social status, , marginalization and eventual dehumanization of those who dared to challenge the system.
.Any professional or managerial class of highly trained individuals must now understand they are not independent or autonomous, they serve the system that will turn on them the moment they go off message or show any sign of having retained free will. There are now no boundaries on the levels of material sanction or psychological torture, that the usurpers of liberty can use to crush those who oppose the establishment of the New World Order, the technocratic society dreamed of for over a hundred years by certain classes, nothing is sacrosanct including humanity itself and most importantly the precious bonds of trust and mutual dependence on others we strive for in our lives are deliberately being severed. The goal is to make us all so dependent on government we will betray those closes to us rather than risk falling out of favour with the authorities.
Evidence of Problems With Covid Vaccine Grow And Te Real Agenda Becomes Clearer.
Mainstream media have been distracting us with stories of successful mass vaccination campaigns, but as ever things are not quite what they seem to be and though the claimed 999% take up of the vaccines is not verifiable, the deafening silence regarding the huge numbers of serious adverse reactions to all type of vaccine and the significant numbers of unexplained deaths which have occured soon after people reveived the jab suggest there will be worse news to come in the future ...
And The Hoax Goes On …
Every time we dare to think we see a bit of light at the end of the tunnel (or any of those others cliches we use to indicate a bad time is coming to and end,) The Elites who have been driving the pandemic for their own ends come up with a new twist on the scaremongering to keep project fear rolling along. The lies just keep rolling out as the economic and social damage is swept under the carpet ...
Extinction Rebellion Wants To Destroy Civilization, Not Just Fossil Fuels
Readers may find it hard to believe but while our attention has been focused on the coronavirus pandemic, other things have been happening. Recently the eco - crusties of EkSTIMKtion Rebellion have elbowed their way back into out consciousness and now, with Antifa and Black Lives Matter, form an unholy trinity of Marxist seditionist groups intent not only on destroying capitalism but destroying civilisation ...
Globalisation And The Destruction Of Civilisation
Despite repeated assertions that this blog does not align itself with either of those anachronistic labels, left and right, our oppositions to globalisation (an attack on benefits the early trade union movement fought for,) and our support for controlled borders and strict vetting of immigrants we are often accused by those who like to label themselves 'left' (because it sounds cuddlier) ...
Can Americans Overthrow The Evil That Rules Them?
The anti - establishment, anti - globalisation mood that manifested itself in the Brexit vote is sweeping across Europe, the cosy government - corporate cartel is desperately trying to control the narrative, but against the combined strength of millions of new media commentators all challenging the official; narrative, the dark forces of globalism are on the back foot.
Is Bilderberg A Sinister Group That Runs The World Or Just A Tea Party For Rich And Powerful People
Are the Bilderberg Group meeting, this weekend in Dresden, Germany, really The Shadow Government (the New World Order, The Illuminati,) that rules the world? The Oligarchy Is Tottering - Trump Tramples The Neocons' "False Song Of Globalism"
Donald Trump scares the global establishment as do the anti Federalisation parties in the EU. We take a long and detailed look at why, and exactly what the globalist agenda would have meant for freedom and democracy had people not wonken up and opposed it in vast numbers. Kudos to the Islamic Jihad too, medievalist religious nuts they may be, but they resisted American attempt to impose western consumer culture on them.
Turkey Blames Kurds, Assad For Terrorist Attack, Vows Swift Response
Yesterday came the first terrorist attack on Turkish soil. As this blog predicted President Erdogan of Turkey is blaming the Kurds and President Assad of Syria for yesterday's bomb blast in the Turkish capital which killed and injured many people.It was predictable would the attack would be blamed on Assad and the Kurds, thus giving the nutter Erdogan an excuse to intensify his actions against Assad and the Kurds
If You Look At How Fast Global Trade Is Unravelling, You'll Get Dizzy
Governments constantly make positive noises about the health of their economies although most people who are in work have felt no improvement on the position they were in after the crash of 2008. Wagest are stangnant, employment has reduced somewhat (see below) and while the banks are printing money and the super rich are widening the gap between themselves and ordinary people faster than ever, the real situation is frightening.
The New World order Pope Wants You To Pray For One World Religion The Marxist, globalist, Soros apparatchik currently posing as head of the Catholic faith wants to scrap the Catholic Church. He didn't say that in so many words but he has called on Catholics to pray for the creation of a world religion (because love and peace) which would embrace
Democracy Murdered In France
I'm hearing very disturbing news from the French regional elections, predicting that the Front National, comfortable winners in last week's first round of regional elections, hasve been routed in all regions. For that to happen, and to happen through a massive increase in turnout, suggests electoral fraud on a hughe scale. Or has France joined Britain in adopting the Islamic version of democracy, which is one man one vote, one Imam one thousand votes.
Who Runs America, The White House Or The Shadow Government?
Reports of President Barack Obama's meeting with Russian leader Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit over the weekend do not look right in the context of yet another blitz of provocative rhetoric from The Pentagon and the Department of Defence towards Moscow. In view of the USA's constant push towards all out war with Russia, one has to ask who is in control: Obama or the generals?
Latest NSA Spying Scandal: White House Spied On US Congress.
During the aftermath of Ed Snowden's NSA snooping revelations which revealed the US had been spying on its closest allies for years, Barack Hussein Obama announced he had banned eavesdropping by U.S. government agencies on leaders of US allies and promised he would begin to curtail the collection of Americans' phone data in a series of limited reforms. Unsurprisingly the president was lying,
France Moves to Make 'Conspiracy Theories' Illegal by Government Decree
I have little time for people who yell 'conspiracy theory'. These emotionally crippled, intellectually retarded, conformity addicted, delusional, left leaning, low - information sucklers of Nanny State's bitter pap might fancy themselves the voices of reason but in reality they never think anything through. Cashless Society: The Spy In Your Wallet
Back In 1971 Libertarians Were Predicting Debit Cards Would Become A Spy Tool For Authoritarian Governments. In 2013 The Wall Street Journal reported that the Naional Security Agency (NSA) was monitoring the card transactions of American citizens. Following that, two Senators, Wyden and Udall – who both sit on the Senate Intelligence Committee and thus have access to classified information about the government's digital snooping intelligenece gathering programs wrote ...,/p> Virtual ID has arrived – why you should resist taking it up
Henry Kissinger On The New World Order
OK, let the Politically Correct screechers screech 'conspiracy Theory'. Kissinger has of course been a long time advocate of corporatist global totalitarian government by elitis oligarchs and has himself used the phrase New World Order to describe what he sees as the best hope for the future and what those of us outside his small elitist clique see as fascism
Privacy Wrecking Technologies That Are Systematically Transforming America Into A Giant Prison
Some people insisted it was all a conspiracy theory. Even now they know the extent government and corporations are snooping on us via internet and electronic technology they try to insist it is for our wellbeing and there is no sinister hidden agenda. If you find their assurances comforting you really nead to read this article
Creativity Must Triumph Over ConformityBruce Elkin argues that to save civilisation creativity must triumph over conformity. We must kick our addiction to consumption, rediscover the things that are really important and use the unique abilities of humans to create a society in which fullfillment is the goal rather than wealth and power. In other words we must redefine what we mean by success.
Why The Intellectual Elitie Truly Despise The Lower ClassesHave you noticed that the professional hand wriners of the left have shifted their focus from 'the poor' to minorities. They did not succeed in abolishing poverty so what's going on? Simples. The intellectual left having elected themselves to speak for the poor found the poor were able to speakl for themselves and resented posh pokenoses pontification about matters of which understanding cannot be gained by reading books. This article exposes the hypocrisy of the left ...
News Used To Be Important - Now It's Just EntertainmentPeople talk about technology, mainly television, cellulat telephones and the internet having given us an unprecedented ability to communicate. But have they? OK, we can trade meaningless messages with strangers on the other side of the world, we can join the cacophony of social netwoks where everybody yells at once and nobody listens, or we can sit in isolation, shouting inmto the void. But none of those are communicating. Technology has actually inhibited communication. ...
Is War Inevitable? Unfortunately YesHippy thinkers often pose questions like this and then accuse realists of relishing war and slaughteing r. But it is the hippy attitude, "Let's all join hands and sing Kumbaya," that is more likely to lead to war as the signal it sends to enemies is a sign of weakness.
The Gods Of Copybook HeadingsRudyard Kipling has long been dismissed as an inperialist and a racist. Perhapse it is time for a reappraisal of his work. The very prescient poem reproduced and discussed here warns of the inevitable consequences when "progressives" try to change human nature by passing laws.
Liberal BigotsProgressive liberals, or the progressive left, or Trotskyites as the politically correct core of the Labour, Geen and Lib Dem parties would call themselves are quick to accuse their critics of being intolerant bigots. But take a closer look at the state of politics in Britain and you see it is not conservative, old Labour or classical liberals who are bigots but the neo facsists who want to impose their warped views on us by law. ...
Slaves Of The MachineSome say technology is the new magic and are willing to believe every new gadget launched improves beyond recognition the lives of those who own one. Others say we are becoming slaves to our machines and losing the ability to think for ourselves as well as our social lives and cultural bonds.
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No matter where you are on your journey in beginning guitar, there are several things to think about when you are learning how to play the guitar for beginners. The most common way for someone to learn to play the guitar is to start with various basic chord patterns in each key and then move on to more advanced chords. One of the main things however, is to decide what you want to do when you learn the guitar, in other words, what kind of player do you want to be and what kind of music do you want to play. Basically, what is your goal for guitar playing?
When you decide on your goals for guitar playing you can then begin to learn the styles that make up what best fits your style. Depending on what you want to learn, there are different ways to play the guitar. Rock guitar, jazz guitar, country guitar, classical and shred guitar all have different methods that need to be learned and mastered if you want to go in one or more of those specific directions.
The best thing to do when starting at the very beginning (even if you have no idea where you want to go with your playing) however, is to get yourself a good guitar chord chart. This is really the foundation of all guitar playing because if you don't know chords, there probably isn't much you can play on the guitar. It is also very important to learn the various note positions on the frets as well. Once you know where the notes on the guitar neck are and some basic chords, you will be all set to move into more advanced learning on your instrument.
After you learn a few chords, it is then important to learn what scales or key to play in. Scales will help you understand what notes can be played in whatever key a song is in. When someone asks you the question, what key is this song in, you will then immediately know what notes you can play on the fretboard. You will really be excited with your guitar playing as soon as you recognize the key you are in.
Stay tuned for a lot more on beginning guitar and what the best lessons are for learning beginning guitar and more. There are several methods online and some that you can find in stores that will teach you everything you need to know when it comes to guitar. Mostly though, you will want to check out some of the online lessons that we have found to be the best that include audio and video that you can play right along with. Really, there isn't a faster way to learn than to be able to play along with whoever is teaching you. So, stay tuned.
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Now that smartphones are by far the world's most popular cameras, it's worth looking at ways to make the most of, and even go beyond, their photographic capabilities. At CES this year, there was no shortage of smartphone add-ons that address one or another of the limitations of a phone's camera. We've rounded up some of the best, and the most interesting — ranging from ones that cost a few dollars, to those that can cost more than your phone.
My personal favorite is the very slick little wireless flash from Concepter. It is an evolution of their first-generation model that plugged into your phone. The new model uses Bluetooth to cleverly trigger the shutter on your phone directly from the flash — so you can use it wirelessly while still having it in sync with your phone. It also features a touch-sensitive back for adjusting the light temperature from warm to cool, by varying the relative intensity of its multiple color LEDs. This is a feature I wish my large, pro-level flashes had! The new model is priced at $59 when ordered directly from Concepter, a little above the original, but well worth it.
My iBlazr 2 review unit paired flawlessly with my iPhone 5, but required a couple restarts to get it paired and connected to my Galaxy S6 Edge. That seems somewhat typical of Bluetooth accessories. In my experience, they are often a little harder to get working with Android devices, unfortunately, although it's getting better. Once connected, you can also use Concepter's app to further customize your iBlazr 2's output. The unit also comes with a small clip for attaching to your phone, and a white cover that can also serve as a mini-diffuser.
Obviously the iBlazr 2 is not going to throw a lot of light, or throw light very far. But for product shots, macro, and backlit portraits, it is a great assist. Using the app you can control up to ten of them at a time.
For the most part, the lenses worked pretty well, with two caveats: First, if you don't get a version with a case for your exact phone (Aukey sells one for the iPhone 6 series), the lenses are hard to align exactly enough so they don't vignette. This was an issue with my Galaxy S6 Edge. Second, there is some loss of resolution (sharpness) near the edges, and the additional areas covered by the wide-angle do show some distortion. I think that if you had a perfect fit, then the distortion issue could be corrected with a profile for the camera plus lens in software, but I don't know if there are any out there.
For those who want to take this concept to the next level, and are willing to spend more, Zeiss and Fellowes introduced a high-end line of add-on lenses at CES. Available in Q2, they will come with a snap fit connector (only some phone models will be supported) to ensure proper alignment, and will feature Zeiss optics. There are quite a few other companies that make various other alternatives, many of which are plastic and optically not as good as the Aukey or certainly the Zeiss. Although I called this section "zoom" to refer to the additional focal lengths available, none of the products I looked at are true zooms. Instead they are lenses of alternative fixed focal lengths.
Sony has released several models of its QX family of add-on cameras for your smartphone. They all feature excellent sensors (the same as in their RX100 family), and a quality lens, but suffer from laggy performance due to their use of WiFi for camera control. They are also fairly large. Interestingly, none were on display anywhere in the massive Sony booth this year, so they may be phasing it out. The Olympus Air has a similar design, but is optimized for niche applications where remote control of a small camera and lens is needed. Unlike the Sony, the Olympus offers support for interchangeable lenses.
The newest, and slickest, entry in this market is the DxO ONE, from DxO Labs. It packs the same 1-inch format sensor found in the Sony RX100 III into a tiny package by making use of your iPhone or iPad as the viewfinder and camera control. By using the Lightning connector (required to use the device) to connect to your phone, and having its own microSD card for image storage, it achieves real time performance — making it much easier to use than WiFi controlled add-on cameras.
3D scanner company Matter and Form has brought its laser-triangulation technology to a small accessory for your phone. When it ships later this year the $79 (pre-order price) Bevel will plug into your device's headphone port and include an eye-safe red laser. The laser scans across one line at a time, so that to scan an entire scene you need to carefully move the phone along in a panning motion across the other direction.
One reason Bevel can be so inexpensive is that it uses your phone's own camera to view the laser as it bounces off the subject, and then calculates the distance through laser triangulation. That means that the device can't sense glass, and is confused by mirrors, but it works well when scanning most other surfaces. As a demonstration, Matter and Form's staff created a 3D scan of me standing in front of the booth. The results looked as good or better than some of the ones I've had done at MakerFaire that used arrays of DSLRs – at least when looked at straight on. I suspect that the product will show its limitations when you start to try to move around an object and create a full 3D model instead of just a depth map from one orientation, but it is much less expensive than any alternative I've seen.
Smartphones are great for a lot of things, but getting mounted to your helmet, glasses, or handlebars to create action footage is not one of them. The usual solution is to get a GoPro (or one of it competitors), but now Vyoocam offers an alternative. It is a small, wearable, video camera that connects to your smartphone using WiFi (it can also connect directly to a WiFi hot spot, but still needs to be configured using an app). It is powered by an 850mAh battery that the company says will last over an hour. In addition, you can power it over USB using a battery pack. The Vyoocam can record H.264 video in either 720p or 1080p at 30fps, along with single-channel audio. The device weighs in at under 80 grams. There is also an SDK for developers on iOS and Anroid who want to use it as an additional camera in an existing application.
One of the most fascinating things about smartphone add-ons is how the best ones often turn into features in future models of the phones. So look for the most popular capabilities out of those we've discussed here to find their way into flagship phones within a few years. As an example, Google and Lenovo are already developing a phone with depth-sensing for shipment by mid-year. | {
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Episode 120- Lisa Verzella and Understanding XCSkies and Weather Forecasting
Lisa Verzella flew hang gliders for over 20 years (many of those competitively), has been flying paragliders also for over 20 years and is a professional meteorologist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. She competed on the US World's team in 1998 and 2008 in hang gliding. This show is in two parts. The first is our typical audio podcast that goes into Lisa's vast and fascinating history of chasing airtime, and the second is a video tutorial of a deep dive into XCSkies and Lisa's full weather flow (ie all the stuff she uses before she gets to XCSkies to identify good days to go flying). The learning here is VAST- this is truly an information packed show. Get out your paper and pens and build your weather forecasting knowledge!
Useful links that Lisa mentions in her weather flow:
A great internet weather resource, TropicalTidbits.com.
Here are the direct links I would use for Upper Air and Satellite, if you'd like to replace or just add these to the others.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=ecmwf-ens®ion=us&pkg=mslp_pcpn_frzn&runtime=2020051212&fh=12
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/sat/satlooper.php?region=atlpac-wide&product=wv-mid
Upper Air Analysis:
http://weather.utah.edu/index.php?runcode=2020050712&t=gfs0.25&r=WE&d=SY
-click on Current
-shows (clockwise from upper left): high/low pressure; uplift; sfc pressure/precip; 700 mb winds/RH sfc to 500mb
National Weather Service:
www.weather.gov
-surface chart: https://www.weather.gov/forecastmaps
-satellite: https://www.nesdis.noaa.gov/content/visible-and-infrared-imagery
(takes a minute to load, slide scroll bar down for latest timing)
-Radar (use local home NWS page)
-Forecast Discussion (use home NWS page, scroll down to find product)
-Soaring Forecast (if available on your home page, under Aviation)
XC Skies:
xcskies.com
-$4.95/month, well worth it!
Lisa Verzella, Meteorologist National Weather Service Salt Lake City
hang glider and paraglider pilot
[email protected]
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Back in the early days of hang gliding
Competition hang gliding, and the world's team
The transition to paragliding from Hang gliding
Eagles in the Flesh, Erik Kaye
The wild bunch vs the community as a whole
Getting a handle on the big picture of weather and increasing possibilities and lowering risk
Finding narrow windows
Getting more airtime from understanding weather
Flying becomes your life and how to juggle it all
Hang gliding vs paragliding
Dealing with turbulence and best practices for longevity
CUACSA
Safety tips and risk mitigation
Mentioned in this show:
Kari Castle, Linda Salmone, Ken Hudonjorgensen, Honza Rejmanek, Gavin Morris
Posted in Podcast | Tags: cloudbase, forecasting, instructional, meteo, meteorology, NOAA, Skew-T, thermal tops, weather, weather flow, weather models, wind, Windy.com, XCSkies
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Welcome to another episode of the Cloudbase Mayhem my guest on the show is Lisa Verzella. She is a meteorologist out of salt Lake and an expert, obviously in Weather, but US has also been flying since the very beginning days who hang gliders in the late eighties. Maybe US world's team a couple times race with Karrie CASEL and Linda Simona. And as to the great stories with that history. And then she transitioned here about 18 years ago, 20 years ago to paragliders.
We talk about that transition, what that was like coming from the good old days and still chasing it really hard, fascinating, inspiring person and fantastic pilot. And I've been following her for a long time because she's got so much great Weather knowledge. And I reached out to her because I really have been wanting to do a show on XCSkies kinda the, a disease of that whole program. I know it's used widely around the world has probably a little more popular here in North America, but Alex Roby talked about it and it's along the lines of kind of a medio pear.
1 (1m 20s):
Pente where it takes data from all the different models, Nam three 12, GFS, HR, HR, our three, uh, and others, and puts it all into a visual platform that we can use to create much better soaring forecasts, and also be able to forecast weigh out in the distance, certainly with a GFS model. So I I've been trying to get Chris galley to do this for ages and that wasn't happening. It's Chris galley's platform. He's the genius that created it all and made all of our lives much, much easier.
And so, but Lisa is a total expert on, and her background in meteorology just lined up to make this happen. So thankfully she was willing to do this. It's fantastic. I learned a ton. She talks about the kind of five most important tools within XCSkies that she uses, uh, and why. And then she also takes us also through her Weather flow of the XCSkies is not where she starts. She starts with an upper air and analysis, and then she takes us to the national weather service.
And within that gives us various places to dive into, you know, the forest forecast discussion, I think is something that most of us use, but she also spent some time with radar and satellite and the surface charts and the soaring forecast, depending on where you live. So a fantastic resource, we got into her history and safety and, uh, her racing and everything. I was just fascinated with a great talk and this one's actually in two parts. So the first part is our typical kind of audio Podcast and then we switch over and she does a screenshare of XCSkies and that's quite long cause its very in depth kind of starts at the very top and goes down through what everything is in all the tools you can use there and things I'm sure you probably didn't even know about.
So, uh, once we get to the end of the audio, Podcast, you'll switch over to that video. Podcast I'll put it up on Vimeo and YouTube, all the links for that will be in the show notes and yeah, further delay, uh, hope. You're all having fun getting in the back into the sky and sending it and this will help you do so. So enjoy this talk with Lisa Verzella
Lisa this is really quite a treat for me to get you on the show. Thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge and I'm really excited to have you explain XCSkies to all of us, a lesser skilled, those of us who don't know Weather as well. So I think that's going to be really fun, but it would be a miss of us to just dive right into that without hearing a little bit about you and your amazing history. And I thought maybe a place we'd start is if your at a party and someone asks you what you do and who you are, how do you, how do you respond to that?
How do you answer that?
Um, it depends what kind of a party it is.
Good answer
Invited me, uh, if a flying buddy, uh I'll you know, I'll definitely, maybe mention that I'm involved in Weather maybe mentioned the meteorology. Um, you know, if it's one of my outdoors buddies, um, then I might mention my musician side, um, or just, you know, traveling fun-loving side, but I think the meteorology part has played a much bigger role in my life in the past 10 years. So I'd probably run with that
And expand on that a little bit. What, what kind of meteorology are you doing? A, this is your work. This is your career, correct?
3 (5m 4s):
Yeah, I um, so I had been a musician for most of my life and uh, nine 11 kind of put a real damper on the whole scene there. So actually since I had already been a pilot for about 15 years, I went back to school and got to meet urology degree, uh, the early two thousands and, um, got a job for a little while working as a hydrologist and then got back into the weather service, uh, where I had done a student internship, um, and became an intermediate urologist for the national weather service in salt Lake city.
Then, uh, so worked as a meteorologist for about five, six years and another position, um, kind of tapped onto that was a head of a surface observations program, uh, which allowed me to do me in urology still, but then I could get out in the field and a travel basically travel the whole state. So that's kind of what I do now. I do a little bit of the in-office Forecasting and then I get to get out on the road
And are you, we just did this kind of Weather Ceres. And the last one was with Gavin Morris. Who's a meteorologist and Weather man for channel nine and in Sydney and you know, he has access to the whole super computer thing is Honda. Does, is that what you're looking at? And that is that what you're using to model and or do you have access to all the speedy, fast, massive data
We do. We do. It's pretty special. And the thing that we have access to at work, which I don't at home or on the internet is the European model, uh, which is fantastic for kind of mid to long range. Um, you know, and then you can plan stuff and as you get closer, then hone in on the more, um, This tighter, um, smaller range model, the higher risk. Definitely. Yeah.
Uh, so you said early two thousands and you were fine. Were you in salt Lake because the point where you there because of the flying,
Um, I moved to salt Lake and the mid nineties for both flying and for me, my music career at that time
In what I got to ask you about your music, what's the, what's the music side of it.
Um, so I'm a classical trumpet player. Oh wow. Jazz and classical acts.
Okay. So Gavin, I thought when you were in classical, you do the jazz too, but okay. Wow.
I do. I do play some jazz, but I have, um, actually my partner is a jazz player and so I would never assume to be called a jazz player. Um, I do get to play in a big band and we'd play in salt Lake and the summers, which is super fun. Um, but I moved out here to play with the ballet and the symphony and because I already had a great flying crew from the point and, um, from some competitions I knew some folks out here. And so it was just kind of a, a perfect blend to come out to salt Lake.
And so you were, you went out there, you were hanging hang gliding back then, correct?
And are you still hang gliding?
Um, you know, I haven't flown much in the past few years. I sold my competition wing about three years ago. Uh, and I have an older, super sport that I would play around at the point. Um, but I'm getting less and less comfortable on an older piece of equipment. So I've decided to kind of lay it aside. I don't think I flew last year and I haven't blown yet this year, so I hope to get back into it when I have some more time and get a, you know, a newer model, a newer glider, some a little more comfortable on it.
Did you compete for a while? Yeah, I started competing, I think about three or four years after I started flying. So maybe in the early nineties, uh, and I competed through about 2014 did a couple years on the U S women's World team went to Hungary and 98 and, um, Italy in 2008, which was really fun.
Oh, cool. And you're, you're now you're flying paragliders
Yeah, I actually started flying in 98 and uh, so I just would, would play around with it at the point and then ease into a couple of the mountain sites where that I was super familiar with on a hanger. Um, and just kind of did it as a side thing. Um, but hang gliding, especially the landings, they just require a lot of practice and a lot of focus. So I never felt like I had time to do, you know, I kind of had to choose one or the other, and that was definitely in, in hang gliding mode at the time.
So, so that was really my focus until I started until basically I sold my comp wing and then I just kinda threw myself and more into paragliding trying to fly again on the same sites that I follow in my hang glider. So I was familiar with them and my now I knew the weather a lot more intensively, so I could really kind of pick and choose the days that I knew there were going to be light winds and kind of the lowest risk factors for me.
2 (10m 23s):
So I'm reading this book Eagles in the flesh. You read that by Eric K.
I used to fly over there. I guess
The story's in this book
I came in like right when those stories were on the crazy years are waning. Um, Jim, Diane Green and gosh, uh Jim's. That was the leader of the team. And, um, I think I flew with those guys in Tennessee in 93 and they kind of took me under their wing and, and all kinds of equipment problems that I would go to JZ and he would fix my radio's and everything. And so I got to know the guys and it was, it was a pretty incredible era.
2 (11m 2s):
Yeah. It just sounded this isn't the right term, but it just sounded so cowboy that she sounded so cowgirl in your, in your, but I mean, it was just wild what these guys were, this the whole gang was doing is just crazy. Is that is so absurd.
It wasn't, you know, there were a couple of microcosm in areas like that, like at Ellison or the team and places like that, but it, it definitely wasn't representative of the community as a whole.
Yeah. That's probably a good thing. Yeah. Um, how was that transition going from hang gliding? Did the paragliding
Well, you know, it was, it was great. I, the biggest transition was a, when I took lessons with Ken has been Jorgensen at the time in, in salt Lake, I think. So I'd been flying my hang glider for almost 10 years and he started me off maybe halfway up the Hill. And then within the first day I was going off the top of the South side at that point of the mountain. And I thought, this is crazy. Ken don't advance me just because, you know, I'm a, Halan a pilot. He said, no, no, this is what we do with everybody.
And it took me months to get up there with the hang glider, you know, like probably so I just recognize how advanced it was. And then I noticed that it seemed because of the ease of paragliding that people got into it a lot quicker and gotten into the mechanics and didn't spend as much time out there observing the weather, observing everything that happened around them, because it was just so much quicker to get in paragliding.
Yeah, I imagine that's, uh, and gosh, it seems like it's even another big jump when you talk about speed flying, you know, that they're, they're even easier to fly and, and maybe is you don't spend, you spend even less time learning about all that. How much is your love and passion for meteorology? How much has that impacted your flying?
Well, that's, that's
Pretty general question, isn't it?
Yeah. I may get that question a lie. And the biggest impact it had for me was learning the big picture. Cause back in the day when we would look for Weather and especially when I got into, like in the mid nineties, I was shooting for a hundred mile flights and, and buy that 2000, is that looking for 200 mile flights? And so you'd look obviously tried to get that forecast for a huge area in, and again, your forecast would be like stuff that you live or die by, but as a, just a pilot, I was really focused on like looking at the answers, trying to find, okay, what are the wins and what are the, what are the outcomes?
Is it going to rain? Um, surface winds, like I didn't have a lot of tools at my access with the biggest thing was that I wasn't looking at the big picture, like the weather systems and what's happening ahead, you know, upstream and learning about all that stuff and in school and on the job has given me a different perspective, um, which has, I think increased and the possibilities for me with cross country, but essentially has helped me to lower my risk and flying.
I, I think, I like to think,
Um, you know, I've, I've been working on the book from the show, the first a hundred shows. And so I've gone back through all of them. And a w we took a lot of time on Han's is because he was talking about, you know, that you have these incredibly powerful and, and actually Gavin Morris was just talking about this and, and show that we just released last week, that you have these incredible supercomputers and you have this, you know, long, you know, pretty decent amount of historical data now. And you can see it in all these different resolutions with the different models.
And yet where we're operating is still so much micro being influenced by the morning sun and the afternoon sun and the thermals and Valley winds and all the stuff that can go to some extent is picked up by the models. But a lot of it really isn't that. So you're still, they were both just talking about that. They're still pretty regularly surprised.
Sure. Yeah. Um, and really there's no substitute for locals knowledge. Like it's almost crazy these days to go to a new site and not connect with the locals at least, you know, to get the beta, um, because that micro terrain and, and, uh, meteorology just from Hilda, HIL is so different and so important, but you can make, you can make interpolations with a given forecast that if you've flown on a site long enough, I've been flying in the Wasatch now for 20 years.
So been able to make a few interpolations with what I see on the map and what I'm going to get, and then you, and then you give it all up and you just go fly. Just don't know what you're gonna get for sure.
Yeah. When we're, when I'm out, I've been training and the last couple of years out in Santa Barbra in March for the, for the race, which I, cause, you know, it's, you can get a lot more hours out there than you can in sun Valley and March. And the, all the locals always has to have this thing got to go to know and do, do you think which I love and, you know, you got to just go out there and put your finger under the, when and why, and see if it, if it's close to what you think it's going to be. And if it's, you know, maybe doable when you thought it wasn't, do you think your, all your knowledge with meteorology gets you in the air more or less?
I think it definitely allows me to actually get more airtime. Uh, I may be going out there less because I'm actually working a 40 hour a week job, which, you know, uh, a lot of us didn't do in the beginning years for many years, but yeah, I definitely feel like I look, I can kind of tell plus flying for so long in a while so that she kind of no, the good days versus a not so good days. Um, and since my time is limited, as I'm sure you understand having a kid and you want to be a little more choosy, not just if you can get off the ground, but maybe if you can have a 50 K flight or, or a greater, um, and then it also depends on who your flying buddies are, you know, what I'm a driver, you know, have any way to fly with that might influence things too.
Um, but especially like in the spring, those are, the windows are kind of narrow with these windy conditions like seeing today. So you got great tools like XCSkies, and then the stuff I have at work, or you can look ahead and kind of get an idea. And then as you get closer, you can hone in on it. So I'd say, yeah, for sure. It's maybe getting me less time out in the field, but more results in the air. Great.
And we're going to get into your Weather flow and This is going to be super fun to work through XCSkies and just how you tackle finding those really good days. And we're going to do that is a, is a video portion of this talk, but before we get to their, just a few questions more, I just want to learn more about your history. How has flying changed your life?
Well, um, well I think like most obsessed pilots flying kind of becomes your life. Uh, and then when you take on other responsibilities, like going back to school, adding a second career, then you have to start juggling, you know, adding a kid, which I have cats. I don't have a kid, but there's things that, uh, that kind of make you start to get picky, but I'd still say in my mind, uh, flying is, is a very, very big component of my life of who I am and of the passion in the things I enjoy.
Take me through the arc a is I I've been thinking about this a lot lately. You know, I just turned 48. I'll be 49. If I do the X helps again, if I'm silly enough to do that again and win that race is next year, you said, you know, you were chasing a hundred milers in the nineties, early two thousands, you were chasing 200 milers. What gets you excited now? Is it still, are you still trying to chase big distance or is it time in the sky? How does, how can you prepare me for, well,
It's kind of like when I made the transition from skiing to snowboarding, it's a new way to enjoy the same medium. You know, even though I've technically been doing it 22 years on the paraglider now, you know, I've just gotten into recently the last couple of years' time to fly the lines that I did on my hangie, but, um, it's a new ball game cause you need different parameters. You know, you have different folks you're flying with, you have different weather models.
It's a very different, and gosh, every single time you fly even the same site on what you think are similar conditions, it's always like weight for a different, so it's just exciting for me. I haven't done it for so many years and so long that I can't go back and go to junction and try and fly the same route. Now I actually tried, uh, for the a hundred mile or at this site and Utah, we have junction four for 20 years and I never got the a hundred mile on my hang glider.
I just got it last summer on my paragliders.
Wow. And junction that you're flying out over the swell. Correct?
Um, you're actually just to the West of the swell, if you, if you headed it, basically we'll go to junction. If it's a South day and you'll wanna either head up towards Salt Lake or go toward price, kinda went in that direction on the other day. Yeah. The swell is more for westerly sites, but again, it's like, you can just fly the same site over and over and on a paraglider, especially, I just feel like I'm feeling the air so much more, which is a good thing and a bad thing.
Um, so it's just different. It really changes things up and a lot more landing options are available to me on a paraglider, especially if I keep my Winslow then on the hang glider. And so its maybe a little more touchy in the air, but it's definitely my heart rate. Once I get through those, you know, 800 foot per minute sharp edge thermals and I keep my wing over my head, the rest is cake. My heart rate comes down and cause I know I can land in a lot more places than when a hang glider.
What do you miss about hang gliding?
Oh, well I missed the community I had, there was a really good group of folks, but I also missed, uh, the conditions like definitely had when we were going for the 200, you know, you'd have a certain wind, uh, threshold and thermal in intensity. And the prefrontal days we actually looked forward to prefrontal days, even the, even the monsoonal days we knew kind of where it was going to overdevelop, just, just from experience.
And, and I was really lucky to get in with a group of very experienced cross country hang glider pilots. It was I think maybe at the end of the, of the heyday of cross country gliding here in salt Lake, like in the eighties and early nineties was huge. So I was really fortunate to come when I did and just kind of catch the tail end of it. And I just got so much information from these guys, but we were definitely fly in bigger stuff and it was fun.
And I'm glad I got that out of the way when I was young.
Is it because you can fly because your air speeds are so much higher, I'm assuming you can fly in stronger conditions. I'm not assuming I know that. Does that mean it's also scarier or is it just the wing takes, gives you that buffer and, and in other words, are you, were you more scared hang gliding or are you more scared? Cause you got 22 years paragliding to see you've got a pretty good sample of both.
Yeah, that's the, that's a good question. Um, I'd say in the air, you know, I, most of my friends have tumbled at least once I was fortunate enough to knock on something and not have tumbled. I know Carrie castle tumbled twice. So there's, there's definitely always that element in the back of your mind, but then you tell yourself, Oh, I've got a parachute just in case I'll hold onto the bar or whatever. I'd say the biggest unknown with hang gliding was the landing field.
Cause you knew it was going to be tough if you got out and a big field and you have a lot of wind, then it was usually pretty laminar, not a problem. But if there was a lot of turbulence around, that was the game on for sure. And the paraglider, the biggest challenge and in heart rate rise there for me is definitely the turbulent conditions while I'm in the air. But again, it's like the SIV clinics having to shoot on you and easing into it in the spring time, especially like right now, it just helps me a lot.
So that there's differences in both sports and there's definitely high intensity in different areas.
Would you change anything if you could go back and rewrite history to an extent?
Well, that's a great question. You know, I just feel so fortunate to have had all the experiences I have. So where I am right now is a result of all of those experiences. And I'm really happy where I am right now. So I'd say, no,
You mentioned your partner, your musical partner. Does he also fly?
He doesn't, he has flown tandem, I thought in the tan of flight. And so he knows kind of what it feels like to just be briefly up in the air. I think it was at the point of the mountain. Um, but he has driven, chased him from me a couple of times, even just driving up to some of the local sites when I wasn't planning on going anywhere and he'd say, okay, I said just, you know, come up, drop me off, drive back down, go do your thing. You know, I know the one of the car is everything will be fine and he would just sit up there for hours watching me.
She was so fascinating. It's great. And he, he really likes to do that. So I hope to have 'em on a couple of times more of the summer,
Any close call calls in your long career?
Uh, yeah, I'd say some of the landings and the competitions, you know, you always tend to push yourself, push your limits a little more. And the meat's a I'd say, uh, and it was a learning process because a, you know, you, you always test yourself in your limits and your risk factors in the beginning, and then you get to know yourself and the risks a little better, and then you can decide if you want to take them. So I think I had, I've had some hard landings over the years, I'd say some repeated landings that, that led to needing a shoulder surgery.
And then of course, you know, some carnage on the glider, on landing, things like that. But fortunately, you know, I haven't bashed myself up enough on landings that, uh, and never really had any, um, you know, hospitalizations. I think I dislocated a pinky once on landing in, had to go to the hospital and of course I was running and I fell.
That'd be that hardly counts on the couch.
Yeah. Yeah. Well, we'll have to say that though. Pretty lucky with that, I'd say most of the, uh, the, the, the dark side moves that we make, that we fool ourselves with getting away with, I've been able to get away with, and I've been fortunate to be around the community of people. So we could talk about these things. And I started to realize more and more what I was getting away with. And I think that helped me. Yeah, I'm still susceptible to it like we all are, but I think it helped me stay a little more away from the dark side.
And now my biggest concerns are really just keeping the wing over my head and always making sure I have a glide out on that paraglider. I just assume a, a one to one glide that helps me
That does, do you have any other kind of advice for those listening who want to have, you know, want to have a life of flight and not get all banged up? If you had any kind of, you know, are there any kind of rituals you have or best practices things you've learned over the years that This, this is how I do it. This is how I approach flying. And that keeps me safe. Cause that's a pretty good record you've had.
Yeah, I haven't been lucky. I'd say the two biggest things that have helped me are learning the Weather coz that's a huge risk factor that's out there. Um, one that, you know, you can kind of control yourself in your equipment, but the weather you can't control, you can just try to divine. That's been a big thing for me. And the other one is his, the community, the people that you fly with and have a really fantastic community here in salt Lake and across Utah in several there's a central Utah is a great club as well.
So, you know, but you have to pick your crew if your you're a newbie. You know, you really want to recognize that in, go with the crew, that's going to ease you into this stuff and not jump in with the folks that are trying for the 102 hundred K flights really need to ease into the stuff. And so I think a lot of folks have been doing that. Um, I just really want to encourage all the female pilots out there to really just get out and do it cause I want to fly.
Awesome. Hey man. Yes, absolutely. Yes please. Yes, please. That's a good transition. So those of you listening, we're kind of doing this audio slash
Video. We're going to switch over here to video and Lisa is going to record her screen and take us through XCSkies kinda the, a to Z of XCSkies and how she identifies good days and what she uses. What's important, maybe what isn't. And we will learn this in from the visual platform, which we don't often do. So here we go. We'll switch over.
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← Episode 119- Yael Margelisch and building confidence
Bonus Episode- The 2019 Red Bull X-Alps (Installment 3) → | {
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When you've gone through a divorce with children, one of the most common questions you're likely to have is how you handle vacations and periods when your children are out of school. Most kids look forward to vacations and extended holiday breaks, such as winter break; However, after a divorce, vacations — especially long stretches — can be a challenge for the parents.
Whether your relationship with your ex is amicable or relatively unfriendly, the good news is that there are things you can do to make sure vacations go smoothly. If you have questions about your holiday schedule and how it affects your case, it's important to speak to an experienced North Carolina divorce and family law lawyer.
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Understandably, many parents dislike the idea of spending large amounts of time away from their children. This is one of the most difficult consequences of divorce for both the mother and father to experience. For example, if your children must spend a month or more with the other parent, you may worry about them and feel reluctant to let them stay away from you that long.
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Show your ex courtesy – Most people respond positively to positivity. By the same token, it is human nature to respond negatively when faced with a confrontation. Although it won't always be easy, do your best to maintain an upbeat, positive attitude toward your ex. After all, the main goal is to help your kids enjoy their winter break or vacation time.
If you have questions about how to handle vacation time with kids after a divorce, or you need to modify a Parenting or Custody Agreement to reflect changes in your life or your children's lives, talk to an experienced North Carolina divorce and family law attorney today. | {
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Have an emergency? Call (478) 825-1981
3398 Lakeview Road | Fort Valley, GA 31030
Ambulatory Services & Emergency Care
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In 1988 Dr. Cook started Central Georgia Equine Services, Inc., a veterinary practice devoted exclusively to horses.
The daughter of an Air Force navigator Dr. Cook grew up in a military family where families are relocated on a regular basis. The family bounced from Georgia to Massachusetts to Montana & Colorado before finally landing in Georgia. A 1978 honor graduate of Warner Robins High School she was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in pre-veterinary medicine following three years of undergraduate work at the University of Georgia. After an early admission she completed her doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in 1985. While in veterinary school Dr. Cook developed a special interest in reproduction and spent an externship in central Kentucky where ultrasound pregnancy diagnosis was brand new technology. She was also keen on pediatrics and spent a concentrated block with Dr. Susan White. Working her way through school she held a variety of part-time jobs; training horses for an Atlanta family, flipping hamburgers at McDonalds and large volume food preparation in Bolton Cafeteria at the University of Georgia. Following graduation in 1985 she was employed as an associate veterinarian in mixed practice at Houston Veterinary Clinic in Warner Robins. In 1988 she started her own business Central Georgia Equine Services, Inc., a veterinary practice devoted exclusively to horses.
Dr. Cook is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the American Association of Equine Practitioners and the Georgia Equine Practitioners Association. Appointed by the Georgia State Veterinarian she served for three years on the Georgia Equine Advisory board. She was then appointed to serve on the Georgia Horse Council. Elected by the Georgia membership Dr. Cook served two terms on the board of directors of the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeder's & Exhibitor's Association and spent two years serving on the Breeders committee. In 1996 TWHBEA appointed Dr. Cook to serve on the Equine Viral Arteritis Working Group of the American Horse Council to develop guidelines for the control of this contagious virus. A long time member of the Georgia Walking Horse Exhibitor's Association, Dr. Cook served several terms on the board of directors.
Married to Fred Cook since 1981 the couple combined their efforts to build CGES. Together they have been breeding, raising and showing Tennessee Walking horses for more than 30 years. In 2003 Dr. Cook's hard work paid off as she won the English Trail Pleasure World Grand Championship at the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration on her Amateur Owned and Trained mare, She's Legal Tender. When she's not working Dr. Cook would rather be riding but she is also rumored to enjoy gardening and snow skiing.
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Our energy providers are known for a great many things, but how often are they known for lowering the cost of our energy tariffs?
With the price of gas and oil falling to the lowest levels we've seen in decades, there's been an incredible amount of pressure on energy companies to lower their prices in line with their current expenditure. Whilst progress on that front has been slow, it would appear that British Gas have now launched an energy plan that makes sense for everyone.
It's called the HomeEnergy Rewards Jun 2018 (Fixed), and though it doesn't have the catchiest name in town, it's an excellent offer for customers. But what does it offer?
British Gas guaranteed that the cost of their gas for customers would reduce by a significant 5.1% from the 16th of March, 2016. They held true to their promise and those that signed up to the tariff saw the monthly cost of their gas bills drop significantly.
In addition to the lowered gas pricing, British Gas have confirmed that the cost of gas on their tariff will be fixed until the 30th of June 2017, making it a compelling option for those of us that enjoy the comfort of a fixed rate tariff.
Contact British Gas on 0843 770 5045 or 0800 048 0202.
Perhaps the best thing about buying utilities in 2016 is the ability to easily switch providers if you feel you're paying over the odds or are unhappy with your service. However, some energy companies make it a policy that you have to pay a cancellation fee in order to move to another company.
This kind of anti-customer tactic has caused no end of upset, but with British Gas, there's no such charge. If you want to leave the company at the end of your fixed price term (or even in the middle!) you can, completely free of charge. You're also free to move to another tariff with British Gas, should another plan catch your eye.
Everyone loves free things, so British Gas' offer of a free £50 gift card for Amazon.co.uk is certainly an enticing one. Spend it on food, clothing, gadgets or gifts, the choice is yours! But remember, the free £50 gift card is only available on this tariff.
If you sign up for a Dual Fuel tariff like this, you get an automatic £15 reduction in your fuel bill a year. Every little helps, they say, and nobody can complain about saving £15 a year on their fuel bill. | {
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Visit of President of Kazakhstan to China planned for April 15
The visit of the President of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, to China is planned for April, 15th - 19th. The Ambassador of China to Kazakhstan, Chen Gopin, informed at the briefing in Astana, the agency reports.
President signed amendments to Law on Republican Budget for 2009 - 2011
The President of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, signed the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan on amendments and additions to the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Republican Budget for 2009 - 2011, the agency reports citing the president's press service.
Winter Asian Games to be held in Almaty
Winter Asian Games will be held in Almaty. The President of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, informed today during his visit of the intersection of the streets Abay - Zhandosova - Satpaev, the agency reports citing the official mass media.
Majilis agreed with objections concerning amendments to Law on Holidays
The deputies of Majilis of Parliament of Kazakhstan at the plenary session on Wednesday agreed with version of the President of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, of the law on amendments and additions to Law of Kazakhstan on Holidays, the agency reports.
President of Kazakhstan in Almaty visited Holiday Inn hotel
The President of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, during his working trip to Almaty visited Holiday Inn Almaty and a housing complex Keremet, the agency reports.
Parliament passed amendments to legislation on gambling
The deputies of the Senate of Parliament of Kazakhstan at the plenary session on Wednesday agreed with the proposals of the conciliatory commission on the bill on amendments and additions to the acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan concerning gambling. Thus, the Parliament approved the amendments to the gambling legislation, the agency reports.
President met Professor of Kazakh University of International Relations and World Languages
The President of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, met on April, 8th, Professor of Kazakh Ablai Khan University of International Relations and World Languages, Guriy Khan, the agency reports citing the president's press service. | {
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Recognition For Wallace Monument, Site of Wallace's historic betrayal
2nd Mar 2012, 12:13am
It had long been abandoned by Glasgow City Council (Labour), largely ignored by the Scottish Government (SNP), and belittled by Historic Scotland. Now, however, the huge historical significance of Robroyston in the nation's fight against an oppressive English ruler is beginning to be more widely recognised.
Importantly – as it is aimed at Glasgow children – a new historical guide to the city has highlighted William Wallace on the front cover, and includes coverage of both the Robroyston Wallace Monument and the nearby Wallace's Well.
The inclusion in the children's book is a significant milestone in the promotion of the two historical Glasgow locations, with the monument representing the exact spot where William Wallace was captured in 1305 by the soldiers of a Scottish noble acting on the orders of Edward I.
Wallace's capture at Robroyston, together with his subsequent trial and brutal execution in London, have long been recognised as among the country's most important historical events. Wallace's death signalled a new era in Scottish resistance which was to pave the way to Robert the Bruce's victory at Bannockburn just nine years later, while the courage and bravery of Wallace after his capture elevated him to the status of national hero.
Although the monument and well had been mostly forgotten (and have been recently threatened with demolition by property developers), both sites have now attracted some investment thanks largely to the efforts of the William Wallace society. Glasgow Guide also set up a Robroyston Wallace Monument website in 2009 to highlight the dangers posed to the historical sites.
In further good news, the only item remaining in existence thought to have been in the possession of Wallace at the time of his capture at Robroyston – the 'safe transit letter' from King Philip of France – has been returned to Scotland for the first time in over 700 years and will go on display in Edinburgh in the summer.
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From: Napier New Zealand
Thanks for keeping me informed in New Zealand of William Wallace. Although we may be far away our Scottish Heritage is still important to me.
Joined: 26th Sep 2011
I always tend to associate Wallace's demise with the Lake of Menteith.
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*john = rmh*
Menteith was the noble who betrayed and captured Wallace.
So pleased to hear about this as I am originally from Robroyston born and bred. My mother and father took us many times to Wallaces Well when we were kids. I remember we used to throw coins into the well and make a wish. Although it is a sad part of our history, it is an important part that we not forget Wallace and his sacrifice. There is no more significant hero than William Wallace in our countries past and it is only right that we keep these peoples history (whether it be happy events or not) alive for future generations. Thank you so much to the Glasgow Guide for keeping this highlighted and us informed. I think the next time I am in Glasgow I will pay a visit to the well and maybe throw in a couple of coins, for old times sake.
I always remember my father showing me Wallace's well and telling me the story of it.
I've never been back since and efforts to locate it have failed, but the mental image still remains
It's always nice too have some success with these things and so Glad that there are folk out there fighting to save our history
Jazzsaxman
Betrayed by a Scottish nobleman. Some things never change.
Good to hear the monumement has some right and fitting status.
I have been told many years past that the name Robroyston is actually the name given to the area, after the person who betrayed Wallace, his first name was Rau ra, if this is the right way to spell his name.
Therefore the area given to him by the English was called Rauratoun, again, i do not know if this is the correct spelling and over the course of the years it became known as it is now called.
Can anyone verify this or rubbish it?
2nd Mar 2012, 12:01pm
Historic Scotland is correct in its assertion that the Wallace Monument at Robroyston is of little historic significance.
**kid diamond**
I grew up in Balornock and as kids we would often make the pilgrimage to Wallaces well on our bikes. We didn't know the full history of who William Wallace was at that time just that he was a Scottish hero and that was good enough for us. We felt proud to have such a part of Scottish history on our doorstep and it is fantastic news that this piece of history will be preserved.
*sleeping warrior*
This is a great development. As a child some 40+ years ago I first learned of Wallace from a school book . Thereafter my late father expanded my knowledge of Wallace and told me that he had played in the nearby rhubarb fileds as a boy in the 1920's.
For me, the recent refurbishment work has been well done and signifies the importance of the site and the legacy of William Wallace. However, I do regret that the Robroyston monument has been defaced by tributes to a more recent individual albeit that he has raised the profile of Wallace at the same time as his own.
I also regret that neither Mel Gibson nor Randall Wallace who have benefitted considerably from the Braveheart aspect haven't contributed to the development of this site.
mlconnelly
GG do you know where the book is available. My friends grandson has been learning about William Wallace at school and he would love this, especially as he lives in Colston so not a million miles away from the monument. Mary
Ayeyuya
More mythical 'Scottish' History, this Country is getting more and more like a Disney Tartan theme park every Year.
**Seamus**
Great News. I stay nearby to the Well and Monument and have taken my children to tell them the story of Wallace. The Well unfortunately is in a location that is too unsafe to take children as the road is dangerous and no pathway available. Recent refurbishment has been good to see but more development with improved and safe access would be welcome. With the local 'Wallacewell' Primary School only a short distance away, I know that it would be used for the children's field trips when learning about Scotland's and local history. Not to mention the source of the school name. | {
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MLB drug policy will bar PED users from playoffs
Christine Brennan
Major League Baseball's modified drug policy, which is yet to be finalized, will bar from the postseason any player disciplined for performance-enhancing drug use during the regular season, a person with direct knowledge of the negotiations told USA TODAY Sports.
The person spoke on condition of anonymity because negotiations to modify the collective bargaining agreement are ongoing.
Had that policy been in effect during the 2013 season, Detroit Tigers shortstop Jhonny Peralta would have been ineligible for the postseason. Peralta, who moved to the outfield for the playoffs, batted .417 and drove in five runs in the Tigers' five-game victory over the Oakland Athletics in the AL Division Series.
NEW DEAL:MLB, union set to toughen PED penalties
Peralta was suspended 50 games for his role in the Biogenesis doping scandal, but returned for the final week of the regular season and the playoffs. Texas Rangers outfielder Nelson Cruz served a similar suspension and would have been eligible for the postseason, but the Rangers lost a one-game tiebreaker (technically a regular season game) against the Tampa Bay Rays.
Peralta signed a four-year, $53 million deal with the St. Louis Cardinals in November.
In the new agreement, a player would face a postseason ban even if the player had returned from his suspension before the postseason.
Baseball's revamped drug policy is expected to increase penalties for first-time offenders from 50 to 80 games and bar second offenders for an entire season - 162 games - rather than 100 games.
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De soort staat op de Rode Lijst van de IUCN als niet bedreigd, beoordelingsjaar 2007.
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Q: Find ranges from a series of numbers in SQL/Oracle I have a table containing a series of numbers 1,2,3,4,5,11,12,13,14,15,101,102,103,104,105,510,511,512,513,515,516,517. I want an SQL Query, Procedure or Function so that I can get the ranges in the following formats.
From-To:
1-5
11-15
101-105
510-517
OR
1-5, 11-15, 101-105, 510-517
A: You could do it using ROW_NUMBER analytic function. See Find range of consecutive values in a sequence of numbers or dates.
For example,
Range
SQL> with data(num) as(
2 select 1 from dual union
3 select 2 from dual union
4 select 3 from dual union
5 select 5 from dual union
6 select 6 from dual union
7 select 7 from dual union
8 select 10 from dual union
9 select 11 from dual union
10 select 12 from dual union
11 select 20 from dual
12 )
13 select min(num)||'-'|| max(num) as "range"
14 from (select num,
15 num-Row_Number() over(order by num)
16 as rn
17 from data)
18 group by rn
19 order by min(num);
range
-------------------------------------------------
1-3
5-7
10-12
20-20
SQL>
List
SQL> with data(num) as(
2 select 1 from dual union
3 select 2 from dual union
4 select 3 from dual union
5 select 5 from dual union
6 select 6 from dual union
7 select 7 from dual union
8 select 10 from dual union
9 select 11 from dual union
10 select 12 from dual union
11 select 20 from dual
12 )
13 SELECT listagg(range, ',') WITHIN GROUP(
14 ORDER BY min_num) AS "list"
15 FROM
16 (SELECT MIN(num) min_num,
17 MIN(num)
18 ||'-'
19 || MAX(num) range
20 FROM
21 (SELECT num, num-Row_Number() over(order by num) AS rn FROM DATA
22 )
23 GROUP BY rn
24 );
list
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
1-3,5-7,10-12,20-20
SQL>
Update OP wants a solution in PL/SQL to store the list in a PL/SQL variable.
Setup
SQL> CREATE TABLE t AS
2 SELECT *
3 FROM
4 ( WITH data(num) AS
5 ( SELECT 1 FROM dual
6 UNION
7 SELECT 2 FROM dual
8 UNION
9 SELECT 3 FROM dual
10 UNION
11 SELECT 5 FROM dual
12 UNION
13 SELECT 6 FROM dual
14 UNION
15 SELECT 7 FROM dual
16 UNION
17 SELECT 10 FROM dual
18 UNION
19 SELECT 11 FROM dual
20 UNION
21 SELECT 12 FROM dual
22 UNION
23 SELECT 20 FROM dual
24 )
25 SELECT * FROM DATA);
Table created.
PL/SQL block
SQL> SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
SQL> DECLARE
2 v_list VARCHAR2(100);
3 BEGIN
4 SELECT listagg(RANGE, ',') WITHIN GROUP(
5 ORDER BY min_num)
6 INTO v_list
7 FROM
8 (SELECT MIN(num) min_num,
9 MIN(num)
10 ||'-'
11 || MAX(num) range
12 FROM
13 (SELECT num, num-Row_Number() over(order by num) AS rn FROM t
14 )
15 GROUP BY rn
16 );
17 dbms_output.put_line(v_list);
18 END;
19 /
1-3,5-7,10-12,20-20
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL>
A: The common solution exploits the fact that those values should be sequential:
select min(serialnum), max(serialnum), count(*)
from
(
select
serialnum,
-- this returns a meaningless value, but the same meaningless value for sequential numbers
serialnum - row_number() over (order by serialnum) as dummy
from tab
) dt
group by dummy
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LIFESTYLE | 7 Luxurious Hotels Loved By Royalty
Posted on July 20, 2019 by Arabia5AM in EMIRATES, LIFESTYLE, MIDDLE EAST, TRAVEL, United Arab Emirates, WORLD NEWS
From the British Windsor to the Aga Khan to Monaco's House of Gromaldi, privacy and discretion is paramount for royals when traveling. First-class hospitality , personalized service and luxury amenities are also essential, so it takes a truly remarkable hotel to capture their hearts.
With far-flung and glamorous destinations from Grenada to Gastaad on their radar, and private jets at their disposable, the world is their oyster.
Travel in the royals's regal footsteps with seven of their favorite place to stay:
CLIVEDEN HOUSE, UK
The former home of several Dukes and the Viscount Astors, Cliveden House is now most closely associated with the Duchess of Sussex; U.S. actress Meghan Markle stayed with her mother Doria Ragland the night before her wedding to Prince Harry in 2018.
Previously royal guest over the years include Queen Victoria, King Edward VII and Queen Elizabeth II.
The Berkshire estate, which boasts a chequered history of scandalous affairs among the jet-set elite, most famously the notorious Profumo Affair of 1961, is now enjoying a new lease of life as a sumptuous country hotel after being sold to the National Trust in 1985.
All 48 rooms and suits are named after a prominent figure from Cliveden's past with the décor to march. One of the finest option is The Lady Astor, complete with a huge canopy bed and decadent upholstered velvet furniture.
GASTAAD PALACE, SWITZERLAND
Gstaad has long been synonymous with the international jet set and no other five-star bolthole is more loved than the legendary Gstaad Palace. Opened by the Scherz family in 1913, the Monegasque royals are loyal patrons. Having visited for decades with Princess Grace, Prince Ranier and their children – including their son and reigning monarch Prince Albert II – the Monegasque royals frequented the carpeted corridors during their annual winter ski vacations.
Following the family tradition, Princess Grace's grandson Andrea Casiraghi chose the castle-like retreat set against the majestic backdrop of the Swiss Alps to celebrate his wedding to U.S.-born Colombian heiress Tatiana Santo Domingo in 2014.
Combining alpine glamour and impeccable hospitality, other royal guests include, Princess Diana, King Hussein of Jordan, Queen Anne-Marie of Greece and the Aga Khan.
SPICE ISLAND BEACH RESORT, GRENADA
The Spice Island Beach Resort is an institution in Grenada so it's no surprise it has won a number of royal fans (as well as countless awards) over the years.
During their 2019 Caribbean tour, the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall chose the contemporary hideaway, where they stayed in the palatial Royal Cinnamon suite with floating four-poster bed and en-suite bathroom boasting views of the ocean.
Perfectly nestled on the island's coveted Grand Anse Beach, owner Royston Hopkin, who runs it with his family, has been welcoming the British royals for years. Queen Elizabeth II visited on her first Caribbean tour in 1966, Princes Anne has stayed twice, and Prince Harry tried the homemade avocado ice cream that his grandmother had sampled all those years ago.
CHEVAL BLANC RANDHELI, MALDIVES
Cheval Blanc is renowned for welcoming A-list guest to its famed outposts around the world. Those craving privacy in paradise head to Randheli Island in the Maldives.
Managed by French luxury goods empire Moet Hennessy – Louis Vuitton (LVMH) and designed by one of the world's leading architects Jean-Michel Gathy, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed a romantic break here just months after it opened in November 2013.
The couple stayed on the two-acre "Private Island", the pinnacle of luxe escapism. Complete with four bedrooms, personal overwater spa, a sleek 25-meter pool, and a dedicated team of butlers, valets and chefs, who magically appear by boat, it's an extravagant Miami –style villa for VIPs to enjoy all the luxurious of five-star resort away from prying eyes.
KAMPALA SERENA HOTEL, UGANDA
Uganda, fondly known as the Pearl of Africa, has been welcoming royal dignitaries for years with Kampala Serena Hotel hosting the likes of the Prince Akishino and Princess Kiki of Japan, Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh, Princess Zahra Aga Khan, and Mswati, King of Eswatini and head of the Swazi royal family.
Surrounded by 17 acres of manicured water gardens, the resort is a peaceful sanctuary in the heart of Uganda's vibrant capital, Kampala. With architecture and design influenced by the country's cultural and natural heritage, the 188 guests rooms and suits are elegantly furnished boosting an impressive collection by local artisans.
High-profile guest praise the exceptional service, as it's impossible to leave this much-loved flagship Serena resort without being enchanted by the genuine warmth of Uganda hospitality.
TIVOLI PALACIO DE SETEAIS, PORTUGAL
Once the summer retreat of the Portuguese royal family, this 18th-century palace has enjoyed long-established links with aristocratic guest who came to relax and rejuvenate in the charming hills of Sintra.
Since 1955 it's been enjoying its latest incarnation as a boutique hotel with just 30 rooms, all which have an unmistakable air of romance with four-poster beds, elaborate tapestries and frescoes of remarkable beauty.
There's a rare Steingraeber grand piano in the lobby, a postcard-worthy swimming pool framed against the rolling Sintra mountains and visiting peacocks from the princess who lives next door.
A perfect balance between elegance and excellent service, it's welcomed King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima from The Netherlands, as well as pop royalty – the queenly Madonna – in recent years.
EMIRATES PALACE, UAE
Sun, sea and unparalleled luxury can be found at Abu Dhabi's spectacular Emirates Palace, which opened in 2005 to the reported tune US $1billion.
Dripping with gold, its 394 elaborate residence with palatial marble bathrooms are a blend of Arabian splendor and state of the art mod cons.
The Palace Suites are exclusively reserved for dignitaries, who often arrive under a veil of secrecy, landing at one one of the resort's two helipads.
Beloved by Middle East royals, guests have included UAE President and ruler of Abdu Dhabi, Sheikh Khalifa Al Nahyan, all Gulf Cooperation Council Heads of States and Queen Rania of Jordan.
It seems no request is impossible at Emirates Palace, where pampered quests can expect 24/7 butler service, access to an expansive private beach and opulent spa, as well as 24-karat gold-flaked cappuccinos.
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Tarzan Lord of the Jungle The Complete Season One
by Bobby Blakey
With the upcoming new big screen adaptation of Edgar Rice Burrough's famed Tarzan hitting theaters soon what better time than to revisit the character in its many iterations. While there have been numerous films featuring Tarzan this is not the only adaptation out there. From 1976-1980 Filmation produced an animated series titled Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle. Now Warner Bors. is bringing the complete first season of the series to DVD for the first time.
Tarzan: lord of the Jungle follows the adventures of Tarzan who seeks to champion the less fortunate, to right wrongs and to protect both the animals in his jungle as well as the human visitors. This is a pretty dated series that manages to bring the nostalgia to those that were fans, but any looking for some vintage type Tarzan stories may be disappointed. Every episode takes Tarzan on an adventure with a varying new set of people which would be fine, but a lot of them stop feeling like Tarzan stories. On a separate note he seems to get captured every episode which just makes the character seem way weaker than he should be. Despite the strange direction of some of these episodes the show is still entertaining getting to see Tarzan in action at all. Anyone that remembers the old Filmation cartoons know the realistic approach that they used which does lend itself great to this character. There are plenty of the classic Tarzan moments featuring his signature vine swinging and animal control, but blended with the varying new environments sometimes thins these moments out.
The transfer looks decent enough, but would have been great to have a hi-def version, but was likely not possible from the original masters. While some of the adventures here may not be all that great there is no denying that this is Tarzan through and through and no doubt a collection fans of the character will want to add to their collection. This collection doesn't offer up any special features, but does include all 16 episodes from the first season in all their classic glory so grab your copy of Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle the complete first season on DVD now. | {
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Issue Date: May 01, 2004
Occupational Therapy Assessment of Open-Road Driving Performance: Validity of Directed and Self-Directed Navigational Instructional Components
Kerry Mallon; Joanne M. Wood
Kerry Mallon, BOccThy, Grad.Dip.OccH+S, is Occupational Therapist and Postgraduate Student at the Centre for Eye Research, School of Optometry, Queensland University of Technology, Victoria Park Road, Kelvin Grove, Brisbane, QLD 4059, Australia; [email protected]
Joanne M. Wood, BSc (Hons), PhD, MCOptom, FAAO, is Associate Professor at the Centre for Eye Research, School of Optometry, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Community Mobility and Driving / Community Living Skills
Research Article | May 01, 2004
American Journal of Occupational Therapy, May/June 2004, Vol. 58, 279-286. https://doi.org/10.5014/ajot.58.3.279
Kerry Mallon, Joanne M. Wood; Occupational Therapy Assessment of Open-Road Driving Performance: Validity of Directed and Self-Directed Navigational Instructional Components. Am J Occup Ther 2004;58(3):279–286. https://doi.org/10.5014/ajot.58.3.279
OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this study was to validate an assessment tool used by occupational therapists to evaluate on-road driving performance.
METHODS. The driving assessment was conducted over a 15-km route that consisted of a range of traffic situations and contained both directed and self-directed navigational instruction. The driving performance of four groups of drivers of different ages and visual characteristics was assessed independently by an occupational therapist and driving instructor using a range of scoring criteria.
RESULTS. The occupational therapist scores were significantly affected by the drivers' age and visual characteristics (directed navigation, F(3,133) = 6.05, p = 0.001; self-directed navigation, F(3,133) = 5.04, p < 0.002), and these group differences were greater for self-directed navigational instruction. The occupational therapist scores were highly correlated with the driving instructor's global driver safety rating (r = 0.76, p < 0.001).
DISCUSSION. The driving assessment instrument was a valid measure of on-road driving performance relative to an independent global driving safety evaluation. The instrument provided detailed information regarding driving performance and highlighted areas of difficulty, particularly when drivers followed self-navigational instruction.
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* This wrapper: https://github.com/drewm/mailchimp-api
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* @author Drew McLellan <[email protected]>
* @version 2.5
*/
class MailChimp
{
private $api_key;
private $api_endpoint = 'https://<dc>.api.mailchimp.com/3.0';
const TIMEOUT = 10;
/* SSL Verification
Read before disabling:
http://snippets.webaware.com.au/howto/stop-turning-off-curlopt_ssl_verifypeer-and-fix-your-php-config/
*/
public $verify_ssl = true;
private $request_successful = false;
private $last_error = '';
private $last_response = array();
private $last_request = array();
/**
* Create a new instance
*
* @param string $api_key Your MailChimp API key
* @param string $api_endpoint Optional custom API endpoint
*
* @throws \Exception
*/
public function __construct($api_key, $api_endpoint = null)
{
if (!function_exists('curl_init') || !function_exists('curl_setopt')) {
throw new \Exception("cURL support is required, but can't be found.");
}
$this->api_key = $api_key;
if ($api_endpoint === null) {
if (strpos($this->api_key, '-') === false) {
throw new \Exception("Invalid MailChimp API key supplied.");
}
list(, $data_center) = explode('-', $this->api_key);
$this->api_endpoint = str_replace('<dc>', $data_center, $this->api_endpoint);
} else {
$this->api_endpoint = $api_endpoint;
}
$this->last_response = array('headers' => null, 'body' => null);
}
/**
* Create a new instance of a Batch request. Optionally with the ID of an existing batch.
*
* @param string $batch_id Optional ID of an existing batch, if you need to check its status for example.
*
* @return Batch New Batch object.
*/
public function new_batch($batch_id = null)
{
return new Batch($this, $batch_id);
}
/**
* @return string The url to the API endpoint
*/
public function getApiEndpoint()
{
return $this->api_endpoint;
}
/**
* Convert an email address into a 'subscriber hash' for identifying the subscriber in a method URL
*
* @param string $email The subscriber's email address
*
* @return string Hashed version of the input
*/
public static function subscriberHash($email)
{
return md5(strtolower($email));
}
/**
* Was the last request successful?
*
* @return bool True for success, false for failure
*/
public function success()
{
return $this->request_successful;
}
/**
* Get the last error returned by either the network transport, or by the API.
* If something didn't work, this should contain the string describing the problem.
*
* @return string|false describing the error
*/
public function getLastError()
{
return $this->last_error ?: false;
}
/**
* Get an array containing the HTTP headers and the body of the API response.
*
* @return array Assoc array with keys 'headers' and 'body'
*/
public function getLastResponse()
{
return $this->last_response;
}
/**
* Get an array containing the HTTP headers and the body of the API request.
*
* @return array Assoc array
*/
public function getLastRequest()
{
return $this->last_request;
}
/**
* Make an HTTP DELETE request - for deleting data
*
* @param string $method URL of the API request method
* @param array $args Assoc array of arguments (if any)
* @param int $timeout Timeout limit for request in seconds
*
* @return array|false Assoc array of API response, decoded from JSON
*/
public function delete($method, $args = array(), $timeout = self::TIMEOUT)
{
return $this->makeRequest('delete', $method, $args, $timeout);
}
/**
* Make an HTTP GET request - for retrieving data
*
* @param string $method URL of the API request method
* @param array $args Assoc array of arguments (usually your data)
* @param int $timeout Timeout limit for request in seconds
*
* @return array|false Assoc array of API response, decoded from JSON
*/
public function get($method, $args = array(), $timeout = self::TIMEOUT)
{
return $this->makeRequest('get', $method, $args, $timeout);
}
/**
* Make an HTTP PATCH request - for performing partial updates
*
* @param string $method URL of the API request method
* @param array $args Assoc array of arguments (usually your data)
* @param int $timeout Timeout limit for request in seconds
*
* @return array|false Assoc array of API response, decoded from JSON
*/
public function patch($method, $args = array(), $timeout = self::TIMEOUT)
{
return $this->makeRequest('patch', $method, $args, $timeout);
}
/**
* Make an HTTP POST request - for creating and updating items
*
* @param string $method URL of the API request method
* @param array $args Assoc array of arguments (usually your data)
* @param int $timeout Timeout limit for request in seconds
*
* @return array|false Assoc array of API response, decoded from JSON
*/
public function post($method, $args = array(), $timeout = self::TIMEOUT)
{
return $this->makeRequest('post', $method, $args, $timeout);
}
/**
* Make an HTTP PUT request - for creating new items
*
* @param string $method URL of the API request method
* @param array $args Assoc array of arguments (usually your data)
* @param int $timeout Timeout limit for request in seconds
*
* @return array|false Assoc array of API response, decoded from JSON
*/
public function put($method, $args = array(), $timeout = self::TIMEOUT)
{
return $this->makeRequest('put', $method, $args, $timeout);
}
/**
* Performs the underlying HTTP request. Not very exciting.
*
* @param string $http_verb The HTTP verb to use: get, post, put, patch, delete
* @param string $method The API method to be called
* @param array $args Assoc array of parameters to be passed
* @param int $timeout
*
* @return array|false Assoc array of decoded result
*/
private function makeRequest($http_verb, $method, $args = array(), $timeout = self::TIMEOUT)
{
$url = $this->api_endpoint . '/' . $method;
$response = $this->prepareStateForRequest($http_verb, $method, $url, $timeout);
$httpHeader = array(
'Accept: application/vnd.api+json',
'Content-Type: application/vnd.api+json',
'Authorization: apikey ' . $this->api_key
);
if (isset($args["language"])) {
$httpHeader[] = "Accept-Language: " . $args["language"];
}
if ($http_verb === 'put') {
$httpHeader[] = 'Allow: PUT, PATCH, POST';
}
$ch = curl_init();
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, $httpHeader);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_USERAGENT, 'DrewM/MailChimp-API/3.0 (github.com/drewm/mailchimp-api)');
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_VERBOSE, true);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HEADER, true);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_TIMEOUT, $timeout);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, $this->verify_ssl);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_ENCODING, '');
curl_setopt($ch, CURLINFO_HEADER_OUT, true);
switch ($http_verb) {
case 'post':
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, true);
$this->attachRequestPayload($ch, $args);
break;
case 'get':
$query = http_build_query($args, '', '&');
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url . '?' . $query);
break;
case 'delete':
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_CUSTOMREQUEST, 'DELETE');
break;
case 'patch':
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_CUSTOMREQUEST, 'PATCH');
$this->attachRequestPayload($ch, $args);
break;
case 'put':
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_CUSTOMREQUEST, 'PUT');
$this->attachRequestPayload($ch, $args);
break;
}
$responseContent = curl_exec($ch);
$response['headers'] = curl_getinfo($ch);
$response = $this->setResponseState($response, $responseContent, $ch);
$formattedResponse = $this->formatResponse($response);
curl_close($ch);
$isSuccess = $this->determineSuccess($response, $formattedResponse, $timeout);
return is_array($formattedResponse) ? $formattedResponse : $isSuccess;
}
/**
* @param string $http_verb
* @param string $method
* @param string $url
* @param integer $timeout
*
* @return array
*/
private function prepareStateForRequest($http_verb, $method, $url, $timeout)
{
$this->last_error = '';
$this->request_successful = false;
$this->last_response = array(
'headers' => null, // array of details from curl_getinfo()
'httpHeaders' => null, // array of HTTP headers
'body' => null // content of the response
);
$this->last_request = array(
'method' => $http_verb,
'path' => $method,
'url' => $url,
'body' => '',
'timeout' => $timeout,
);
return $this->last_response;
}
/**
* Get the HTTP headers as an array of header-name => header-value pairs.
*
* The "Link" header is parsed into an associative array based on the
* rel names it contains. The original value is available under
* the "_raw" key.
*
* @param string $headersAsString
*
* @return array
*/
private function getHeadersAsArray($headersAsString)
{
$headers = array();
foreach (explode("\r\n", $headersAsString) as $i => $line) {
if (preg_match('/HTTP\/[1-2]/', substr($line, 0, 7)) === 1) { // http code
continue;
}
$line = trim($line);
if (empty($line)) {
continue;
}
list($key, $value) = explode(':', $line);
$value = ltrim($value);
if ($key == 'Link') {
$value = array_merge(
array('_raw' => $value),
$this->getLinkHeaderAsArray($value)
);
}
$headers[$key] = $value;
}
return $headers;
}
/**
* Extract all rel => URL pairs from the provided Link header value
*
* Mailchimp only implements the URI reference and relation type from
* RFC 5988, so the value of the header is something like this:
*
* 'https://us13.api.mailchimp.com/schema/3.0/Lists/Instance.json; rel="describedBy",
* <https://us13.admin.mailchimp.com/lists/members/?id=XXXX>; rel="dashboard"'
*
* @param string $linkHeaderAsString
*
* @return array
*/
private function getLinkHeaderAsArray($linkHeaderAsString)
{
$urls = array();
if (preg_match_all('/<(.*?)>\s*;\s*rel="(.*?)"\s*/', $linkHeaderAsString, $matches)) {
foreach ($matches[2] as $i => $relName) {
$urls[$relName] = $matches[1][$i];
}
}
return $urls;
}
/**
* Encode the data and attach it to the request
*
* @param resource $ch cURL session handle, used by reference
* @param array $data Assoc array of data to attach
*/
private function attachRequestPayload(&$ch, $data)
{
$encoded = json_encode($data);
$this->last_request['body'] = $encoded;
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $encoded);
}
/**
* Decode the response and format any error messages for debugging
*
* @param array $response The response from the curl request
*
* @return array|false The JSON decoded into an array
*/
private function formatResponse($response)
{
$this->last_response = $response;
if (!empty($response['body'])) {
return json_decode($response['body'], true);
}
return false;
}
/**
* Do post-request formatting and setting state from the response
*
* @param array $response The response from the curl request
* @param string $responseContent The body of the response from the curl request
* @param resource $ch The curl resource
*
* @return array The modified response
*/
private function setResponseState($response, $responseContent, $ch)
{
if ($responseContent === false) {
$this->last_error = curl_error($ch);
} else {
$headerSize = $response['headers']['header_size'];
$response['httpHeaders'] = $this->getHeadersAsArray(substr($responseContent, 0, $headerSize));
$response['body'] = substr($responseContent, $headerSize);
if (isset($response['headers']['request_header'])) {
$this->last_request['headers'] = $response['headers']['request_header'];
}
}
return $response;
}
/**
* Check if the response was successful or a failure. If it failed, store the error.
*
* @param array $response The response from the curl request
* @param array|false $formattedResponse The response body payload from the curl request
* @param int $timeout The timeout supplied to the curl request.
*
* @return bool If the request was successful
*/
private function determineSuccess($response, $formattedResponse, $timeout)
{
$status = $this->findHTTPStatus($response, $formattedResponse);
if ($status >= 200 && $status <= 299) {
$this->request_successful = true;
return true;
}
if (isset($formattedResponse['detail'])) {
$this->last_error = sprintf('%d: %s', $formattedResponse['status'], $formattedResponse['detail']);
return false;
}
if ($timeout > 0 && $response['headers'] && $response['headers']['total_time'] >= $timeout) {
$this->last_error = sprintf('Request timed out after %f seconds.', $response['headers']['total_time']);
return false;
}
$this->last_error = 'Unknown error, call getLastResponse() to find out what happened.';
return false;
}
/**
* Find the HTTP status code from the headers or API response body
*
* @param array $response The response from the curl request
* @param array|false $formattedResponse The response body payload from the curl request
*
* @return int HTTP status code
*/
private function findHTTPStatus($response, $formattedResponse)
{
if (!empty($response['headers']) && isset($response['headers']['http_code'])) {
return (int)$response['headers']['http_code'];
}
if (!empty($response['body']) && isset($formattedResponse['status'])) {
return (int)$formattedResponse['status'];
}
return 418;
}
}
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Q: How do you mock out a static method of a domain object in Grails? have a Grails domain object that has a custom static function to grab data from the database
class Foo {
/* member variables, mapping, constraints, etc. */
static findByCustomCriteria(someParameter, List listParameter) {
/* code to get stuff from the database... */
/*
Return value is a map
["one": "uno", "two": "due", "three": "tre"]
*/
}
}
The static function findByCustomCriteria uses createCriteria() to build the query that pulls data from the Foo table, which means mockDomain(Foo) does not work properly when unit testing. What I'm trying to do to work around this is use one of the general purpose methods of mocking to mock out findByCustomCriteria, but I can't get the syntax quite right.
I have a controller BarController that I'm trying to test, and buried in the call to BarController.someFunction() there is a call to Foo.findByCustomCriteria().
class BarControllerTest extends ControllerUnitTestCase {
protected void setUp() {
super.setUp()
}
protected void tearDown() {
super.tearDown()
}
void testSomeFunction() {
/* Mocking for Foo goes here */
assertEquals("someValue", controller.someFunction())
}
}
What would be a way to mock this out?
I've tried using new MockFor(), mockFor(), and metaClass, but I can't get it to work.
Edit:
Every time I tried to mock this out, I tried to mock it like so...
Foo.metaClass.'static'.findByCustomCriteria = { someParam, anotherParam ->
["one": "uno", "two": "due", "three": "tre"]
}
I guess I didn't include enough information initially.
A: In Grails 2.0 and higher, you can use the GrailsMock class like this
def mockControl = new GrailsMock(MyDomainClass)
mockControl.demand.static.get() {id -> return null} // Static method
...
mockControl.verify()
See here.
A: I've encountered this scenario more than once, you need to modify the static metaClass of Foo:
Foo.metaClass.'static'.findByCustomCriteria = { someParameter, List listParameter ->
["one": "uno", "two": "due", "three": "tre"]
}
Typically I'll put it in the test setup, so I don't forget when it needs to be applied.
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require 'spec_helper'
describe Clearance::RackSession do
it 'injects a clearance session into the environment' do
headers = { 'X-Roaring-Lobster' => 'Red' }
app = Rack::Builder.new do
use Clearance::RackSession
run lambda { |env| Rack::Response.new(env[:clearance], 200, headers).finish }
end
env = Rack::MockRequest.env_for('/')
expected_session = "the session"
allow(expected_session).to receive(:add_cookie_to_headers)
allow(Clearance::Session).to receive(:new).
with(env).
and_return(expected_session)
response = Rack::MockResponse.new(*app.call(env))
expect(response.body).to eq expected_session
expect(expected_session).to have_received(:add_cookie_to_headers).
with(hash_including(headers))
end
end
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Specifically created for the awning, canopy, and shade markets, FIRESIST provides a cutting-edge mixture of flame-retardant performance and style.
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Little Shop of Horrors coming to Bridgeport this September
by The Connecticut Weekender Staff
Written by The Connecticut Weekender Staff
Bridgeport Theatre Company launches its fourth season with the hit cult-classic musical LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, running Sep 13-28. All performances will take place at the Downtown Cabaret Theatre, 263 Golden Hill Street, Downtown Bridgeport. Bridgeport Theatre Company operates in residence at DCT, and will be presenting the new "Community Theatre Series" for Downtown Cabaret Theatre. LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS is the first show in BTC's 2013/14 season, also to include DREAMGIRLS, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, and SHREK, as well as New Works events, concerts, and fundraisers.
Based on the film by Roger Corman (screenplay by Charles Griffith), this affectionate spoof of 1950s sci-fi movies follows a down-and-out skid row floral assistant who becomes an overnight sensation when he discovers an exotic plant with a mysterious craving for fresh blood. Soon "Audrey II" grows into an ill-tempered, foul-mouthed, R&B-singing carnivore who offers him fame and fortune in exchange for feeding its growing appetite, finally revealing itself to be an alien creature poised for global domination! One of the longest-running Off-Broadway shows of all time, this cult classic has become a household name, thanks to a highly successful film version and a score by Alan Menken that is charming, tuneful and hilarious.
The cast of nine local performers includes Garth West (BTC's Hairspray) as Seymour, Holly Martin (BTC's The Wedding Singer) as Audrey, PJ Morello (BTC's Lend Me a Tenor) as Mr. Mushnik, John Stegmaier (BTC's Dracula and The Wedding Singer) as Orin Scrivello D.D.S. & others, Gina Lariccia (BTC's Hairspray & Lend Me a Tenor) as the voice of Audrey II, Sean Sepulveda (BTC's The Wedding Singer) as the Audrey II puppeteer, Alana Cauthen (BTC's Hairspray) as Crystal, Heather Abrado (BTC's RENT) as Chiffon, and Sarah Paige Morris makes her BTC debut as Ronette.
The production is Directed and Choreographed by Downtown Cabaret Theatre veteran performer, Lance Gray, with Musical Direction by Bridgeport Theatre Company Artistic Director Eli Newsom. Stephanie Gaumer serves as Associate Musical Director and will lead a live band of six musicians.
The regular performance run is as follows: Fridays @ 8pm: Sep 13 (opening), Sep 20, Sep 27; Saturdays at 5pm and 8:30pm: Sep 14, 21, and 28 (closing); Sunday Sep 22 at 5pm; Thursday Sep 26 @ 7:30pm. There will be a preview performance on Thursday Sep 12 @ 8pm, where all tickets are just $18. Seating begins 45 minutes before showtime, and an attended parking lot is available across from the theater on Golden Hill St.
Tickets are $28 for adults, $23 for seniors, and $18 for students and children. Concessions will be available for purchase throughout each performance and patrons are encouraged to pack picnics (BYO everything format) for the full 'Cabaret experience'. All ages are welcome! To order tickets visit www.BridgeportTheatre.org or www.dtcab.com or via phone at 203.576.1636 (option '0'). Bridgeport Theatre Company was founded in May 2010 by a group of Connecticut-based performing artists. For additional information about Bridgeport Theatre Company and directions to the theatre, visit www.BridgeportTheatre.org.
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Video Discription: Selena Gomez is reportedly bracing herself for a leak of private photos.
This happening just after naked photos of her ex were leaked on her hacked Instagram not that long before.
The social media site has reportedly contacted several high profile users and warned them of the hacking, and one of the tips was to change their passwords.
Selena is the most followed person on the photo sharing site and bosses confirmed that hackers got access to a number of stars' personal details by exploiting a bug in the system.
Selena's reps have not yet commented on the situation but we're keeping our fingers crossed that this doesn't get out of hand. | {
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Q: Login with facebook error, codeigniter invalid url I am working on a project. I want the user login with facebook. But after the facebook authentication, I get this error:
Given URL is not allowed by the Application configuration.: One or more of the given URLs is not allowed by the App's settings. It must match the Website URL or Canvas URL, or the domain must be a sub-domain of one of the App's domains.
I searched on Google for a long time and everytime I get this answer that there may be a problem in my facebook application domain name.
I changed my fb application again and again but everytime I get the same error.
Some settings of my facebook application are:
App Domains: superhitdomains.com
Site URL: http://superhitdomains.com
My view page is :
Login with facebook
and my controller is:
if ( ! defined('BASEPATH')) exit('No direct script access allowed');
class Social extends CI_Controller
{
public function __construct()
{
parent::__construct();
parse_str( $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], $_REQUEST );
$CI = & get_instance();
$CI->config->load("facebook",TRUE);
$config = $CI->config->item('facebook');
$this->load->library('Facebook', $config);
}
public function fb_request()
{
$userId = $this->facebook->getUser();
if($userId == 0)
{
$data = array(
'redirect_uri'=> base_url().'social/handle_user_fb_login',
'scope'=>'email'
);
redirect($this->facebook->getLoginUrl($data));
//print_r($data); exit;
}
else
{
// Get user's data and print it
$user = $this->facebook->api('/me');
print_r($user);
}
}
public function handle_user_fb_login()
{
$userId = $this->facebook->getUser();
if($userId !=0)
{
$user = $this->facebook->api('/me');
print_r($user);
}
else
{
echo 'could not connected with facebook';
}
}
}
Can anyone help me what is wrong with my code?
Thanks
A: I think it's safe to asume that your base_url().'social/handle_user_fb_login' is an invalid url to redirect the user with. Check your Facebook app and make sure that base_url() indeed is mentioned as either canvas url or website url.
This is something Facebook enforces so that their own site can redirect you accordingly and not directly send you to (others) malicious sites.
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TIME TUNNEL: Tour of Duty Weekend
Each game this season The Shots match-day programme has been taking a trip down the time tunnel of Aldershot Town memories, looking at three different years and three different matches played in the weeks corresponding to the home fixture of the day.
Currently we don't have any fixtures but the Time Tunnel carries on, matching up to the previously scheduled games.
However, with this weekend having been scheduled to be the 12th annual Tour of Duty, this Time Tunnel looks back at three of those memorable games, going back three years, five years and 10 years to 2017, 2015 and 2010.
2017 – (Three years ago)
Solihull Moors 0 – 2 Aldershot Town
Saturday 1 April
Attendance: 1,248 (Visitors 725)
Goalscorer: Kundai Benyu (2)
Gary Waddock's first season back at Aldershot Town continued to go from strength to strength as he, assistant James Rowe and a team only assembled nine months previously, maintained their push on the play-off places and the dream of a second return back to the Football League under the man known variously as 'Ginger Mourinho' and the 'Wadfather.'
The Shots were in fifth place coming into this match, the final play-off position, but they were on a fine run of form. The previous three games had all ended in victory and Waddock's men had only experienced defeat once since 26 December, a 1-0 defeat away to Guiseley three weeks previously. There was the added bonus of this match having been selected for the annual Tour of Duty, the ninth of these events since the idea had been conceived by Tony Roberts in 2009, and it was an indicator of just how Waddock had revived the spirits of Aldershot Town supporters that the largest-ever amount of Tour of Duty supporters had made the trip to the east Midlands… And what a game they were treated to!
The opening minutes were slightly cagey but it didn't take long for the Shots to get into their stride. Shamir Fenelon had two early chances; a misdirected header from a Bernard Mensah cross and a shot saved in the tenth minute after good work from Kundai Benyu and Scott Rendell and thereafter, Aldershot Town warmed to their task.
Indeed, it was Ipswich loanee Benyu who was to be the star of this perfect day out for everyone connected with the red and blue. Following a single chance from Moors, an Andy Graham header across goal, and a third opportunity for the Shots, this time from a Jake Gallagher header, 'Benny' put the Shots ahead in the 28th minute. Anthony Straker had moved forward and his lay-off to the young winger saw Benyu hit the perfect 22-yard strike inside the left-hand post.
The remainder of the half saw chances for Fenelon, Rendell and Nick Arnold and the start of the second half saw the Shots continue in the same vein. Jake Cole had to block a header on the hour but the resulting breakaway saw Benyu double both his match and season goal tally, beating Danny Lewis at his
near post and the Shots were well in control. The levels of excitement from the away supporters continued to build throughout the remaining half hour, with a disallowed goal from Fenelon and late chances for Matt McClure and Manny Oyeleke, and the delight at the end of the match was palpable, as supporters and players celebrated together. A win, two goals, clean sheet and a tighter grip on fifth place, what a Tour of Duty it had been…
2015 – (Five years ago)
Forest Green Rovers 1 – 3 Aldershot Town
Goalscorers: Brett Williams, Tristan Plummer, Jordan Roberts
Caretaker boss Chris Barker came into this Good Friday, BT televised, Tour of Duty match with three wins, three draws and three losses under his belt as the Shots sought to cement their position in the National League. Two of those losses had been in the previous two matches but after a break of 13 days without a game, Chris, Matt Gray and the players were ready for this tussle in the West Country. It was probably an indicator of how the season had been that the travelling T of D numbers were somewhat reduced from previous years, but those who had made the trip were to see a game they would never forget!
However, after just nine minutes, it looked as though the game would pan out very differently. Promotion-chasing Rovers roared into the lead with an Elliott Frear goal so offside, it could have been scored in a neighbouring postcode! Undaunted, the Shots layered on the pressure and leading goalscorer Brett Williams had a shot cleared off the line, along with sparkling midfielder Damon Lathrope seeing his 30-yard effort saved by Steve Arnold's fingertips. The Shots were certainly still well in the game with just the one goal to pull back.
Continuing to do the same in the opening quarter of an hour of the second period, the following nine minutes after that were just manic – and magical – for the red and blue persuasion. In the 61st minute, Williams flicked the ball up and volleyed into the net after Arnold had dived off his line. Parity! Then just three minutes later Lathrope started a move down the right which saw Andre McCollin cross into the centre of the box. The ball deflected off David Pipe's heel and Tristan Plummer sidefooted the ball home to put the Shots in the lead. And then, putting the gloss on the whole match, Lathrope's inswinging free-kick allowed Jordan Roberts to make it 3:1, with a header from just four yards out.
The travelling fans, in front of whom all three goals were scored, were delirious, and they were to end the game in this state, as their team proceeded to see the match out in grand style. Just one more win was needed now to keep Aldershot Town in the National League – and five games to do it. As the supporters travelled home back down the M4, they were sure that their caretaker player/manager would be able to finish the job for them…
2010 – (Ten years ago)
Port Vale 1 – 1 Aldershot Town
Goalscorer: Dean Morgan
Having been such a popular idea the previous season, the Tour of Duty entered its second year of life with a trip to promotion-chasing Port Vale. Aldershot Town, under the management of Kevin Dillon, were also in pursuit of the higher echelons of the table, looking to make it into the play-offs, having won four and drawn one of the last five games and a good many supporters had travelled to the land of the Potteries, eager to see their team carry on this fine run.
Despite Dave Winfield heading over the bar early on in the game for the Shots, he was needed far more at the other end of the field as his team looked the weather the early storm of pressure Port Vale were applying. Marc Richards, twice, and Lewis Haldane had shots that caused some frantic defending in the penalty box and when Haldane was then fouled by Anthony Straker, there was an outcry from the home support for Dean Whitestone to produce a red card – he did not, and Shots fans were able to breathe again.
There was nothing to separate the two sides after the first half and battle recommenced in the second 45 minutes, the Shots now kicking towards their own supporters. It certainly seemed to provide a lift as well. From a blocked Dean Morgan shot, Ben Harding fired over the bar and Scott Donnelly, along with 583 travelling supporters, felt he had a good case for a penalty. And with this steady pressure, the deadlock was finally broken in the Shots' favour, Dean Morgan receiving the ball from Marlon Jackson and then shooting from eight yards out, to the delight of the majority behind the goal!
This was the sign for Vale to begin to press for the equaliser, and ten minutes later it came, through substitute Sean Rigg. It could have been seen as a blow to the Shots but they continued to see out the game diligently and intelligently – if not a winning goal then at the very least, Vale were not going to get one either. The final minutes were marred by an injury to talismanic full back Ben Herd, who left the ground rather worryingly in an ambulance, but his team mates did him proud, retaining that all-important point for a memorable draw.
It had been a fantastic day out in Burslem for the Aldershot Town faithful and as they travelled home, some at least were beginning to dream of a play-off place at the end of the month – just how fantastic would that be..?
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Q: extracting and saving xml results in file using SSIS I am trying to query results as XML from Oracle db using XMLElement and XMLAgg functions which gives me results in CLOB format. Now, when I try to use this query in Data Source flow task in SSIS, I get an error as unsupported data format.
Query:
select XMLElement("root",
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from person
Question:
How do I use this query in SSIS (2008 R2) to avoid that error or any workaround. Further I need to write the results to a file.
A: You will need to convert the result into VARCHAR or VARCHAR2 datatype as SSIS doesn't support the XML datatype.
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The first-ever concerto for sitar and Western orchestra was dedicated to glorious music teacher Allauddin Khan by his most successful pupil
Concerto for Sitar & Orchestra
Music Periods: Indian Classical, 20st Century Classical
Countries: England, India
Genres: Concerto, Raga
Gharana: Maihar
Released in 1971, Concerto for Sitar & Orchestra was the first-ever recording to feature Indian classical music in a rich arrangement of a Western symphony orchestra. The concerto was written by Ravi Shankar who essentially became the main ambassador of Indian culture in Europe and the US, having left a tremendous impact on several generations of prominent classical and popular musicians including Philip Glass, George Harrison, and John Coltrane.
During the 1960s, Ravi Shankar was not completely satisfied with the situation of the Indian classic, though having gained a lot of listeners thanks to his many concerts at rock festivals, not being perceived as anything more than an exotic quirk that contributed to the expansion of consciousness. In this regard, the famous sitarist especially appreciated his chamber music works with the outstanding violinist Yehudi Menuhin that would become the starting point of his European collaborations, including the famous Concerto for Sitar & Orchestra recorded at Abbey Road Studios with London Symphony Orchestra led by André Previn.
Based on classical ragas, the four-movement sitar concerto was dedicated to Allauddin Khan, the greatest teacher in the history of Indian music who by the time of release had reached the age of 109. Reportedly, Allauddin Khan himself immensely admired classical European harmony and often gathered his pupils to listen to broadcasts of Western classics on All-India Radio, saying:
"Just listen to this music, how much they have perfected a note! Each note correct and so much in tune!"
Immediately after the issue, Concerto for Sitar & Orchestra aroused great interest among classical music listeners and, according to Capitol Records, it had "sold like a pop record".
The first movement of the sitar concerto features the orchestration of Khamaj raga which is considered to be a romantic one and is generally performed at midnight to fully explore the beauty of its melody. Khamaj raga belongs to the Khamaj thaat—Hindustani classical music scale—equivalented to one of the standard major modes in Western classical: the Mixolydian scale.
Listen to Concerto for Sitar & Orchestra - First movement - Raga Khamaj performed by Ravi Shankar and André Previn with London Symphony Orchestra:
It is interesting that in his concerto Ravi Shankar realized rhythmic patterns with the help of bongos which quite successfully imitate the tabla drums commonly used in Indian music. Most likely the bongos were chosen as a louder and more suitable instrument for the Western orchestra.
A rather short second movement features Sindhu Bhairavi raga which, according to legend, has the energy that could melt mountains. Sindhu Bhairavi raga is mostly performed in Asavari thaat identical to the natural minor of Western classical theory.
Listen to Concerto for Sitar & Orchestra - Second movement - Raga Sindhi Bhairavi performed by Ravi Shankar and André Previn with London Symphony Orchestra:
The shortest third movement lasts a little over three minutes and is also associated with a natural minor scale since Adana raga presented here is performed in the aforementioned Asavari thaat.
Listen to Concerto for Sitar & Orchestra - Third movement - Raga Adana performed by Ravi Shankar and André Previn with London Symphony Orchestra:
In the longest fourth movement, Ravi Shankar introduces Raga Manj that develops in Khamaj thaat which brings listeners back to the Mixolydian major scale established in the first movement.
Listen to Concerto for Sitar & Orchestra - Fourth movement - Raga Manj performed by Ravi Shankar and André Previn with London Symphony Orchestra:
It should be noted that the score almost does not contain the polyphonic structures constantly used in Western music that are alien to the Indian classics that develop melodically against the background of rhythmic patterns and drone sound, providing a constant tonic note. In Western theory, this technique is called an organ point. The main composing methods in Ravi Shankar's concert are the repetition and imitation of a sitar melody provided by the symphony orchestra in different octaves as well as the creation of a drone sound by various groups of strings, brass, and woodwinds.
Allauddin Khan
London Symphony Orchestra
Maihar Gharana
Ravi Shankar and Philip Glass find a colorful meeting point for European and Indian classics
Pannalal Ghosh: magic flute came to the Indian classics from the river
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El Massís de les Monédières és un conjunt granític que forma part del Massís Central que està situat al departament de la Corresa, al sud-oest de l'Altiplà de Millevaches.
La superfície és d'uns 60 km² i està comprès als municipis de
Treignac al nord ;
Madranges a l'oest ;
Chaumeil al sud ;
Lestards a l'est.
El mot Monédières significa «muntanyes del dia», i fa pensar en els jocs de llums. El massís ha patit tres incendis importants durant la història. El primer el va dur a terme Juli Cèsar per tal d'eliminar els perseguits i els druides autòctons; el segon va ser provocat pels procònsols romans amb el mateix objectiu, i finalment Louis de Pompadour, el baró de Treignac, va perpretar el tercer en el transcurs de les guerres de religió franceses.
La cursa ciclista del Bol d'or de les Monédières, organitzada per l'acordionista Jean Ségurel, es corre en el massís.
Principals cims
Els cims principals dominen les valls que estan a 150-300 m.
el puig de Monédière, punt culminant a 919 metres.
el Suc al May, 908 metres, des d'on es pot veure el Parc Natural Regional dels Volcans d'Alvèrnia (chaîne des Puys, monts Dore, Cézallier, monts del Cantal) i la resta del Parc Naturel Regional de Millevaches del Llemosí (mont Gargan, mont Bessou) i on hi ha una taula d'orientació.
el Peuch géant, 856 metres.
el puy Charrin, 869 metres.
el puy d'Orliac, 705 metres.
Clima
Tot i que la regió està influenciada pels vents atlàntics, el clima és ben muntanyenc, amb hiverns rudes, neus i un estiu curt, però calorós.
Galeria
Enllaços externs
Els massís de les Monédières al web de la Corresa
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Screenplay Polish Goes Wildly Right
Posted on May 2, 2017 September 25, 2017 by Chip Street
I don't generally dedicate a whole post to a single testimonial. But this project has been special.
I love rewriting as much (more?) than I love writing… working off someone's existing story, troubleshooting and refining and improving, that's just so satisfying for me.
This latest project turned out especially great, and the writer was so kind and generous with his feedback that I just had to share.
We started with his strong concept and characters. I didn't have to change a lot structurally… all the basic story points were there in the right order, but they were more story than plot. So it was a matter of finding a stronger dramatic arc, amping up an existing story element into a true subplot that introduced a MacGuffin to drive the momentum, and making things organically build in ways that felt cinematic and interdependent.
Getting into scenes later and exiting them earlier, and removing a lot of extraneous hyper-specific descriptive prose, also helped move the existing structure along with better pacing.
The concept is a mockumentary, and depended on a lot of real-world research, which was exposed into the play through dialog. While that could be wrapped into "interview" sessions, it was still tough to integrate smoothly without sounding like a Ted Talk or a dissertation, and I worked hard on tightening up the dialog to remove or soften expository passages to keep everything engaging and dramatic.
In the end, we got a much improved screenplay that really delivered on the promise of his existing work.
I'm super excited to see how he does in the Nicholl — and other competitions — with this heavily revamped screenplay. We'll definitely keep you posted!
"I recently consulted with Chip on my spec. Psychological Thriller screenplay and it was by far the best move I could've ever made. He read my script several times and provided me with almost 20 pages of amazing notes covering: pacing + genre, character arcs, description, dialog + narrative, structure on each act and refined act structures to improve the script. What I received far exceeded my expectations and Chip proved beyond a doubt to have a solid understanding of all these elements and more.
In fact, his feedback was so incredible and his grasp of the subject matter so profound, that I ended up asking him to join me in the actual re-write process. So glad that he agreed. In less than 30 days we pounded out a solid new draft, trimming the page count from 118 to 100 and vastly improving every aspect of the final work: scene headings, slug lines, action sequences, pacing, exposition, dialog, characterization… everything was improved as a result!
I should also add that I've been screenwriting for over 15 years and two of my scripts previously reached the quarterfinal round in the Nicholl Fellowship in Screenwriting Competition. I'm hoping that with any luck, this new script advances even further in this year's competition, having had Chip as a contributor.
— Jeff Warrick, writer / producer / director
Sept: 25 – Advanced to SLAMDANCE SEMI-FINALS
Sept: 18 – Advanced to SLAMDANCE QUARTER-FINALS
Sept: 12 – Advanced to Round Two — Top 20% — at Austin Film Festival
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Mayor Pete's Record Proves He Is Out Of Touch! [The Dispatch]
Krish Mohan December 8, 2019 December 7, 2019 Stories & Writing, The Dispatch
In a recent article written by the Root's Michael Harriot, Mayor Pete got called out for being a "lying motherfucker"! Seems like a pretty harsh thing to say, but Harriot was referring to Mayor Pete's 2011 GAF about education and race in America. The at the time Mayoral Candidate talked about the value of education and how kids in lower income and minority communities haven't seen it personally. He's basically addressing the fact that there is no role models that shows them education has a valuable result.
This is where Harriot calls him a "lying motherfucker". And to understand why, the article goes to say that Harriot had to jump a ditch between the black and white side of town. His friends helped him raise funds for college and would drive to make sure he could attend classes. He considers himself very lucky. Harriot did have support.
Mayor Pete got to attend Notre Dame and then Harvard. His father was a professor at Notre Dame and his mother held a prestigious position at even more prestigious school. Mayor Pete and Michael Harriot are lucky in their own respects.
In the 2011 Mayoral Discussion about education, institutional racism or classism weren't even brought up. It's about 4-5 white men of diverse ages sitting around a table discussing how poor and minority communities deal with the challenges of education without bringing up the cost of going to college or private school or institutionalized racism that is still alive and well in our education system. It comes off tone deaf.
I moved to the States when I was 8. I finished the Third Grade in India and when I came here, the school I attended wanted me to repeat it because I would be the youngest in the class. I guess a foreign kid that's younger than the American ones doesn't ring the bells of Exceptionalism. But my mom fought for me to stay in the Fourth Grade. But they decided that since I was coming from India, a developing nation, I would be put into a special reading class to help me "get good at English". Correction, help me SPEAK ENGLISH WELL!
There wasn't any intellectual reasons for putting me in the Special class other than the fact that I looked and sounded different than everyone in that classroom. I have to wonder how many times this happens to other minority kids across the country?
Mayor Pete's statement makes it sound like there aren't any businessmen going to minority neighborhoods and helping them out. Where is an Antonio Bandares type fella when you need one? You the kind of person that used to need classical dancing at the big theater but fucked up and now has to teach a bunch rough street talking youths. And in the midst showing these youths that they're worth something, he himself finds that he is worth something and they win the dance competition to save the school. The thing we don't see that the following year the school still gets shut down because of a Charter School that decided open up. And only one or two of the Black Kids get to go to that school because they fit the identarian quota this Charter school was looking for.
His statement is an insult to everyone in these neighborhoods working really hard to keep the lights on and their family fed. It's a very subtle white knight argument. Look, I'm not against allies, but allies don't insist they're the only ones that can save these communities. These communities are doing what they can support each other. But ignoring the institutional systems that are put into place to oppress the middle & lower class, especially those in minority communities, well it's just plain unintelligible.
Mayor Pete did call Harriot to discuss his statements and basically said that this statement is from 2011, even before his Mayorship began, so he can't hold him to it. He's grown as a person and learned a lot more. The problem is Mayor Pete doesn't reflect what he's learned. If he understands that the issue of wealth is connected to the education debate and historically speaking minority communities are the ones that get screwed over the most, then why aren't you for erasing Student Debt and reforming the financial end of the education system?
What would be the problem with Publicly Funded Colleges? Well part of the problem might come from the for-profit schools that fund Pete's campaigns. Notre Dame & Harvard as well as NYU, University of California and Stanford are contributing a good chunk of money to Pete's campaign! PLUS large investment firms & banking organization like Blackstone, Charles Scwab and Wells Fargo! Both high tuition universities and the companies that lend money to the poorer communities have a lot to loose with Publicly Funded Colleges.
This one issue is reflective of a much larger problem for Mayor Pete. He doesn't seem to be connecting with the Black Community. From demolishing homes in the largely black neighborhoods in South Bend that released a lot of toxins the air to the firing of the first Black Police chief in South Bend due to pressures from white officers, Mayor Pete hasn't really made a statement about his blemished records.
Mayor Pete is becoming the shining example of why people don't like intellect. They attribute it to out of touch, rich people that say fancy things then do nothing about it. Pete speaks very eloquently. Pete definitely scored very high on the verbal portion of the SATs! He's a Rhodes Scholar. Not a ROUGE Scholar, although I think I'd much rather prefer a ROUGE Scholar. Someone that uses their booksmarts and philosophication to help the people and fight institutionalized oppression. But he's not connecting with minority and lower income communities because of his past record.
Now Kamala Harris just dropped out of the race. She claims it's due to lack of funds. She has $10 million cash on hand. Tulsi Gabbard is still in the race with way less that, so I doubt the real reason is the money. I think Kamala's record was exposed like a raw nerve after the second debate! Gabbard exposed her horrendous criminal justice record and how she doesn't care about low income & minority communities. She never really made statement about that but rather ran a smear campaign against Tulsi. The real reason Kamala Harris' campaign failed is because of Kamala and her record.
If Mayor Pete wants to stay afloat in this campaign he's going to have to address his record as Mayor and even before. How can someone that was in a Democratic Think Tank with Ted Kennedy be a voice for the people? Perhaps that's why he's going to prominent Black Churches and speaking to the congregation. It could be a form of intelligence gathering, so he can have a better way to dealing with his exposed nerves.
The issue with Mayor Pete is that there might be too many nerves to contend with. Over his 8 year term as the Mayor of South Bend, he's not just had unfinished projects in low income neighborhoods, but has pushed to gentrify about 15 blocks of the Downtown. Diversity in his own cabinet has gone down and South Bend has 13% minority unemployment rate! PLUS he has missed the mark in helping the homeless in the city.
Look beautifying downtowns are nice and all but when a city needs real jobs and protections for their citizens, not a TGI Fridays or an AMC! From what it sounds like, South Bend needs deep infrastructural change and this Mayor has been far too out of touch and worried about his own political ambitions. These blind spots make Pete look like an uncaring elite patting himself on back for words well said. How's that for gettin good at English!
I don't know what the solution is to fix the problems of education and income through the lens of race. I'm not here to pretend that I can understand the black struggle in the American education system. But I can learn and listen and hope you'll do the same with the immigrant struggle of education in America. Allies don't have to solve all the problems. They can just be supportive of each other. Acknowledgment that there is a problem can help all parties involved can find a way to move forward together.
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Geylang is a township and planning area found in Singapore in the fringe of the Central region. The area borders Hougang as well as Toa Payoh in the north. In the south, it borders Marine Parade while in the east and west it borders Bedok and Kallang respectively. The area is perhaps famously known as a red light district, most particularly along the Geylang road areas. Also in this area of Geylang is where you will find Singapore's oldest Malay settlements known as Geylang Serai.
Geylang Serai Properties in Singapore
The Geylang planning area is subdivided into five subzones which are officially recognized by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). These subzones include Aljunied, Kallang way, Macpherson, Geylang east as well as Kampong Ubi. These subzones are further divided into locations and various notable places.
The Geylang area is made up of North and South regions that are divided by the populous Geylang road. This road stretches for about over three kilometers. Through the Geylang road, there are several lanes that typically extend perpendicularly from the main road. All lanes on the Northern region are identified using odd numbers such as Lorong 1, Lorong 3 and so on while the lanes on the south region are given even numbered names such as Lorong 2, Lorong 4 and so on.
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Though the area has not fully developed to occupy mega urban projects which have since changed the Singapore face, it has a combination of great features. The Geylang combines varieties of shopping houses and other amenities that have given the residents scenery as well as hectic day and nightlife. There are various foreign workers quarters as well as the Karaoke lounges offering an alternative view of a key feature modern Singapore has not yet enumerated.
Along the major road (Geylang Road) there are many restaurants that have sprung up there. Geylang is also famously known for its durian shops. The main means of transportation in Geylang are roads and trains. Among the popular roads that link Geylang to other parts of Singapore include Sims Avenue, Geylang Road, Guillemard road, Airport road as well as Upper Paya Lebar road just to name few.
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The residents of Geylang also enjoys massive transport using trains. There are eight MRT (massive Rapid Transit) stations that offer transportation service to the residents of Geylang planning area. These stations include Paya Lebar, Eunos, Ubi, matter, Dakota, Aljunied among others.
Geylang is a great place to live. Take a bold step and have your unit here and you will enjoy all amenities and other benefits found in Geylang.
Orchard Road Shopping Centre Located in the City
Orchard road is a 2.2 km long boulevard in Singapore which once led to pepper farms and fruit orchards. The tree-lined street is now comprised of iconic malls, restaurants, department stores, cafes, hotels and beauty salons. Considered as Asia's most famous shopping destination, Orchard road is a major tourist attraction. The street currently has twenty two malls and six shopping centers which together make this place a shopping paradise.
Orchard Road Shopping Centre
The tree-lined street consisted of many private houses in 1860. It was only in the early 20th century that shops were constructed on the boulevard. A man named CK Tang opened up the first department store which was replaced by Tang Plaza, which has a hotel and a lifestyle store. Cinemas, a bowling alley followed by more malls were constructed in 1970s and the popularity of the street as an entertainment hub grew throughout the world. CDL latest development at Cuscaden Walk is located right in the heart of Orchard near to Orchard Shopping Centres.
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ION Orchard- The most elegant shopping complex of Singapore is an architectural wonder. Located at the end of the orchard road, this place is a shopper's paradise. ION orchard consists of stores of almost all the luxury brands including Louis Vuitton, Adidas, Calvin Klein, Boss, Burberry and many more. ION orchard also has a number of fine-dining restaurants. Owned by celebrity chefs these restaurants serve the most delicious of cuisines. Apart from shopping stores and restaurants ION orchard also hosts art exhibitions in its own art gallery.
Orchard Central- Including the world's tallest indoor climbing wall, Orchard central is a newly constructed gem in the Orchard Road's collection. A mix of local and famous international brands remain the focus of Orchard central. A discount passport is available for tourists at the concierge. The theatrical roof garden and the Art trail are also must to explore parts of the orchard central.
Orchard Road Shopping Centre Landmark at Cuscaden Road
Ngee Ann City- Comprising of book stores, beauty salons, and restaurants, Ngee Ann City is also a shopping center landmark on the Orchard road. Ngee Ann City contains Asia's largest book store. The Takashumaya department store houses many luxury brand stores. Five star restaurants along with a plenty of coffee shops make this a must-visit location.
Tangs, Far East Plaza, Mandarin Gallery, Paragon Shopping Center and Tanglin Shopping Center are some of the other popular places to visit on the Orchard road. There is always some sort of activity going on in the place to prevent the tourists from having a dull experience. For instance, different celebrities light up the Christmas lights used to decorate the road each year on Christmas. Many performing artists come on the weekends to perform for the tourists. Orchard Road incorporates many fine-dining restaurants, shopping centers for brand enthusiasts, art galleries for people who love art, and relaxing places to hangout making it a must visit location.
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Follow the analytics and the logic …. you make the call.
It's time to have a conversation about $TSLA's solvency.
Meanwhile the CEO is on twitter bragging about manipulating a short squeeze.
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Trouble in Mind [Lost Highway, 2008] A-
KMAG YOYO [Lost Highway, 2011] B+
What It Is [Dualtone, 2019] B+
Alone Together Sessions [Dualtone, 2020] A-
Trouble in Mind [Lost Highway, 2008]
"I got a woman, she's wild as Rome," he begins, clearly and sensibly enough now that I know what he's saying. Only for a week, I thought it was "right as wrong," which suits both his worldview and the "she likes to lie naked and be gazed upon" right after. I'm not saying this history B.A. turned sin-den denizen is taking his Americana metaphysical on us. I am saying he's expanded his range a crucial quantum. A lot of wild boys have written I-don't-deserve-her songs, few put it as well as, "I spend my life on this broken crutch/And you believe I can fly." Quite a few have drawled some satire of a dumb cluck, too. But not many have put the needle to Christianity and its ignorant unbelievers at the same time. None, actually. A-
KMAG YOYO [Lost Highway, 2011]
A little too decisively to instill much hope for his love life, the rowdy songs are deeper than the thoughtful ones, especially the duet with Young Republican Cary Ann Hearst, who thinks she might screw him even though he can't afford to tip the stripper. But he does rowdy real good. And the filial "Grateful for Christmas" enters the canon of alt-country unholiday songs well ahead of the Drive-Bys' competing entry--maybe even on a level with James McMurtry's and Robert Earl Keen's. B+
What It Is [Dualtone, 2019]
Three years past the hooklessly downhearted Lovers and Leavers, the 43-year-old Texan songslinger grows up just like he hoped he would. "Beautiful Thing," "I Will Stay," and "None'ya" meld rapture, perseverance, and a sense of humor into a credible semblance of connubial progress, "Times Like These" and "Wild Pointy Finger" address the bifurcated politics any conscious Texan had better set his or her mind to, and "Fragile Men" mocks sexism with the casual authority of a rip-roaring Texan male who respects "Jesus and Elvis" whether he believes in them or not. Carll's music per se still doesn't rise above solid as often as it might. Soulwise, however, he's higher than he's ever been. B+
Alone Together Sessions [Dualtone, 2020]
There's a redundancy problem with the acoustic but far from solo best-of that the plague's home concert boom elicited from this consistently smart and likable Arkansas bard--an "Oh yeah, that one" effect. He's good, and though it may not add much to the more fully produced versions that had already imprinted half these songs on my recall, it nails almost every one. Highlights include the anti-Donald title song of his 2019 Times Like These, the sole keeper from his down 2016 Lovers and Leavers, and duets with an irascible Ray Wylie Hubbard on the erotic "Drunken Poet's Dream" and his wife Allison Moorer on a sexy rendition of Lefty Frizzell's "That's the Way Love Goes." A-
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Sharron Angle: Blast from the distant past
Expanded from the 8-22-2010 Daily Sparks Tribune
Updated and corrected on 9-27-2010
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I can't speak for all my colleagues in columny, but I love GOP U.S. Senate nominee Sharron Angle. As they say in the biz, she's hot copy.
Even her greatest hits are news. I didn't know that black is the official color of Satan's team and should thus be banned.
The latter was brought to light by longtime Nevada newspaperman Bill Roberts in a recent edition of the Pahrump Valley Times. Roberts reported that Mrs. Angle, in her winning campaign for Nye County School Board, advocated against a one-time color change of Tonopah High School football team jerseys.
Wonder if she wanted the proposed black replaced with white for surrender? Wonder if she knows that white is the color of death and mourning in many societies. (UPDATE: Ironically, the traditional school colors are red and white. On religious grounds, Angle and her religionauts successfully objected to the one-time wearing of student-purchased black jerseys, as Roberts noted. Correction/clarification to 8-21/22 web/print edition, respectively, published 9-25, 26, 27.)
Since every random thought of Mrs. Angle is now fair game, I think it time that another of her golden oldies gets dusted off and taken for a spin. If you've been following the Angle-Reid media lovefest, you might have heard that getting the two together for a face-to-face debate has turned into a case of perpetual ring-around-the-rosy with a side of sanctimonious finger-pointing.
In 2008, Mrs. Angle scared the bejabbers out of Republican State Senator Bill Raggio of Reno by almost whupping him in the GOP primary. She refused to debate, probably because she saw herself closing in the polls and knew that Big Bad Bill has a secret weapon. No, not that he's a seasoned lawyer, but that he has a sense of humor.
Ubiquitous media maven Sam Shad offered his half-hour show for an Angle-Raggio faceoff. Angle refused, stating that Shad's puny 22 minutes of airtime were not enough.
"To fully discuss everything, respond to untruths with facts and have the continuity of a true debate will require three (3) hours of commercial free time," she wrote in a letter to Mr. Shad.
She also checked off the usual defenses, accusing Shad of bias, naming a biased co-host, accusing TV station owner Jim Rogers of favoring a state income tax and not being a fan of her failed property tax initiative petition.
Shad read part of the letter on the air one morning when I happened to be scheduled on the pundit panel segment.
I promptly offered to give Angle v. Raggio my entire two-hour local TV show, adding that I could very probably hustle a third just to meet her demand.
I never got a response.
I don't have a regularly scheduled show anymore, but I do produce statewide specials. Witness Suing for Schools from earlier this year, available online.
My offer still stands. If Sen. Reid and Mrs. Angle can find an agreeable date, I'll do the rest.
The full Angle letter to Shad will be posted with the web edition of this column at NevadaLabor.com.
As regular readers know, I favor no-moderator, no-rules debates. But there has to be a bathroom and coffee break somewhere in the three hours.
I hope that's not a deal breaker.
GIMME WHAT THEY'RE SMOKING. Local lawyer and folk/rock artist Geoffrey White unveiled his new retro-rock group The Smokin' Bulldogs at a recent political event. Maybe Mr. White and his killer Beatlesque band could play at halftime while Reid and Angle powder their by-then bloody noses.
One of the members of another of his groups, The Bad Neighbors, is KTVN TV-2 boss Lawson Fox (an ironic moniker for a guy who runs a CBS affiliate). Wonder if he'd come up with three commercial-free hours if he gets to be a rock star on the show?
I'll let you know if the players firm up.
HO'OPONOPONO. Impressive Washoe County Commission candidate Betty Hicks sent along a reminder of this Thursday's commemoration of the 90th anniversary of women winning the right to vote.
Yes, that's right. Without all them uppity women who made trouble for almost a century, Sharron Angle would not be on the ballot this November.
Nevada women got the right to vote four years before the 1920 passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Mrs. Angle may want to repeal the 14th Amendment, but I think she probably wants the 19th to stay in place, even it was not drafted by the fabled founding fathers who are always messing with her mind.
The Northern Nevada Chapter of the National Organization for Women asks everyone to wear purple this Thursday, Aug. 26. That's long been the color of the women's movement.
The celebration starts at 4:00 p.m. in front of the federal courthouse at the appropriately named corner of Liberty and S. Virginia streets. Participants will adjourn to the Amendment 21 bar across the street at 6:00 p.m. "where we'll celebrate with notable women in Nevada politics, government, academia, business and the community." (To save Googling time, the 21st Amendment repealed prohibition on the sale of alcoholic beverages.)
Betty Hicks closes all of her communications with the Hawai'ian word "ho'oponopono," the gist of which means "if I or one of my ancestors offended you or one of your ancestors, please forgive and let us love again."
The warlike Big Blue Marble on which we reside would be a much better place if we would live by that simple sentiment. And it needs no constitutional amendment to be put into force.
Andrew Barbano is a 41-year Nevadan, chair of the Nevada César Chávez Committee, producer of Nevada's annual César Chávez Day celebration, second vice-president and political action chair of the Reno-Sparks NAACP, labor/consumer/civil rights advocate, member of Communications Workers of America Local 9413/AFL-CIO and editor of NevadaLabor.com. As always, his opinions are strictly his own. Check local listings for other Nevada cable systems. E-mail [email protected]. Barbwire by Barbano has originated in the Daily Sparks Tribune since 1988.
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Using war to market cigarettes
Phillips has authored numerous books on history and politics over the past 40 years. His most recent, Bad Money: Reckless Finance, Failed Politics and the Global Crisis of American Capitalism, was published by Viking on April 15, 2008.
Andrew Barbano is a 41-year Nevadan, editor of NevadaLabor.com and JoeNeal.org; and former chair of the City of Reno's Citizens Cable Compliance Committee, He is producer of Nevada's annual César Chávez Day celebration and serves as second vice-president, political action chair and webmaster of the Reno-Sparks NAACP. As always, his opinions are strictly his own. E-mail [email protected]. | {
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Q: Problem while trying to update content on a jsp page using ajax in struts (when onChange event is fired) I am trying to update drop down lists when an onChange event is fired by change in selection of another drop down list.
I have 2 methods in mind:
1.) I tried using asynchronous calls using dojo, but in that case although I was able to call an action asynchronously but when the action is executed it does not update the contents of drop down lists.I guess I am missing some code which will refresh the contents of the drop downs.
Here are the codes:
The JSP page:
<%@taglib uri="/struts-tags" prefix="s" %>
<%@taglib uri="/struts-dojo-tags" prefix="sd" %>
<s:url id="scriptURL" action="getLists" />
<sd:a href="%{scriptURL}" listenTopics="getLists" formId="dayReport" showLoadingText="Working..."/>
<s:form action="viewDayReport" id="dayReport">
<s:select label="Customer " name="customer" headerKey="0" headerValue="Select" list="customerList" onchange="dojo.event.topic.publish('getLists');"/>
<s:select label="Contact " name="contact" headerKey="0" headerValue="Select" list="contactList" onchange="dojo.event.topic.publish('getLists');"/>
<s:select label="Employee " name="employee" headerKey="0" headerValue="Select" list="employeeList" onchange="dojo.event.topic.publish('getLists');"/>
<s:select label="Stage " name="stage" headerKey="0" headerValue="Select" list="stageList" onchange="dojo.event.topic.publish('getLists');"/>
<s:select label="Type " name="type" headerKey="0" headerValue="Select" list="typeList" onchange="dojo.event.topic.publish('getLists');"/>
<sd:datetimepicker label="Date" name="date" displayFormat="dd/MM/yyyy" onchange="dojo.event.topic.publish('getLists');"/>
<s:submit value="View Report(s)"/>
</s:form>
The action:
The action sets all the 5 lists required in the <s:select> tags in the page.
The lists are getting generated properly, I have checked.
The struts config:
<struts>
<!-- Add your configuration elements here -->
<package name="Deutek.admin" extends="struts-default" >
<result-types>
<result-type name="tiles" class="org.apache.struts2.views.tiles.TilesResult" />
</result-types>
<action name="dayReportPage" class="admin.dayReportAction">
<result type="tiles">dayReport</result>
</action>
//This is the action mapping which maps the action in use.(Notice that the above action is also forwarding to the same page, it is the action which first time displays the page.)
<action name="getLists" class="admin.getLists">
<result type="tiles">dayReport</result>
</action>
</package>
</struts>
2.) The 2nd method I found by googling requires the following java scripting on the jsp page
function retrieveURL(url)
{
if (window.XMLHttpRequest)
{
// Non-IE browsers
req = new XMLHttpRequest();
req.onreadystatechange = processStateChange;
try {
req.open("GET", url, true);
} catch (e) {
alert(e);
}
req.send(null);
} else if (window.ActiveXObject) { // IE
req = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
if (req) {
req.onreadystatechange = processStateChange;
req.open("GET", url, true);
req.send();
}
}
}
Here the "req.open" requires "url" as a parameter. Here I dont understand what should be the URL so that the action class I have mentioned in the first method gets called.
Please tell me what code am I missing in the first method for updating the drop down lists with the new lists which were set by the action class.
Also what should be the URL in the second method.
And which method is better in your opinion.
Please help asap.
Thanks!!
A: Best way is to download struts2-showcase application from struts2 official site and extract it in your tomcat.
They have lots of example showing how various things working inside struts2 domain which includes your case like two interconnected combobox/dropdown
what you are looking can be found under ajax tab in showcase application
here is the link to download sample applications
Showcase application
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There is no mistaking the fact that our society has a certain respect for taller men and a certain disdain for shorter men. If you are a little on the shorter side, people look at you with a lack of respect, a little suspicion, and sometimes even a little pity. You are less likely to get a good job, less likely to make a lot of money, and certainly less likely to get the girl. So, if you have been reading any of the recent shoe lifts reviews online, then you know that you are probably missing out if you aren't wearing some kind of shoe lifts.
A recent shoe lifts review discussed the difference between different kinds of lifts. If you don't know what these are, they are inserts that go into your shoes and add just a little height to your stride. Call them "heighteners" as they did on Seinfeld, but they are a perfectly legitimate way to start feeling more confident and getting more respect.
You can wear your lifts in casual shoes, dress shoes, and even athletic shoes, and you can wear them all day long. They don't hurt your stride or your feet, and in fact, many shoe lifts reviews will tell you that inserts such as these will actually help your posture and your overall health. They make you stand taller and straighter, with your head high and your shoulders back – just like mom always told you to stand!
By adding lifts to your shoes, you will see changes in yourself and changes in your life that you never imagined. It is nothing to be embarrassed about – in fact, you should be proud that you are taking charge of your own "little" problem and becoming the man that you always knew that you could be.
Shoe lifts are becoming more and more popular. Why should the tall people be the only one to command the presence of a room? With inserts, you can get the confidence and pride that comes from height. If you want to buy height increasing insoles, here are a few things that you should look for.
Next you have to worry about the most important aspect, height. You can buy height increasing insoles that will add a half of an inch, to up to three inches to your height. You need to decide if you are looking for a big gain, or just to add an extra inch. You also have to be aware of the fact that if you buy large inserts, they may not work with low top shoes.
You can however, get adjustable inserts. These will allow you to add three inches when you are wearing boots, and two inches when you are wearing low tops. Adjustable insoles will be able to fit into a wider range of shoes.
You can also get half model insoles. These inserts only support the heel, but they are much more versatile then the full model design. Half models are good if you plan to wear them with many different shoes, on many different occasions. So no matter what the situation is, you can get the height that you deserve.
Here at All About Height (AllAboutHeight), we have spent countless hours speaking with individuals about increasing their height; listening to their stories of challenges, frustration and success. We've also been a consumer and user of many of the products that claim to help you grow taller; from 'growth pills,' to stretching techniques that help you grow, HGH (Human Growth Hormone), wearing customize shoe with heels to make you taller. We agree that stretching is great for posture and appearance and will make you appear taller, feel taller and actually be taller, but it wont actually help you grow taller – it cant hurt though. Growth Pills are a down right scam if you ask us, a waste of money, time and who knows what you are putting in your body. HGH as proven, works in terms of increasing height but only while you are in your years of growing. It is also extreme and expensive. High heels and customized height shoes with built in insoles don't really work for us, they may for us, but not for us. High heels on men just look ridiculous and everyone knows you are compensating for a lack of height. Also, shoes with built in height cushions dont allow for flexibility of style, you are forced to wear shoes that don't convey your style or trends and that sometimes look plain silly. What we have found is that height increasing shoe insoles and heel lifts can provide a person with a quick change in height, allowing them to instantly grow 1″ to 3″ as soon as applied.
Based on our conversations with hundreds of individuals on the subject we realized their was no review of the different companies and websites that offer insole shoe lifts so we decided to put one together. Below you will find a review of the companies website, product and price and our thoughts about each. Please comment on your thoughts about these companies and let us know if there are others that belong on this list.
Proven to Instantly Make You Look Taller, Slimmer and Increase Your Self Confidence!
Fact: Regular usage of Shoe Lifts will help Tone & Strengthen Calf Muscles!
Shoe lift heel lift inserts may be used by both men and women, in all standard footwear. Dress shoes, casual shoes and all types of boots can comfortably conceal the lift and provide valuable and secret height increase. The lifts are made using a durable yet comfortable black EVA foam blend, and affix to the sole of any shoe by means of a peel-off adhesive coating on the base of the lift. This means that the lift can be used in your favourite boots or shoes, and you don't have to spend large amounts of time and money on height exercises, human growth hormone, limb-lengthening, height increasing shoes or special footwear to get that extra height you desire!
While ShoeLift.com seems to ship anywhere in the world it seems to be located overseas, possibly in Asia, which may affect your shipping time if you are located in North America or Europe. The site is a bunch of text on a page and isn't all that helpful. But the 2 biggest issues for us are the prices at $38.00 for a 0.25″ of height seems higher than the norm. The second is that heel lifts alone seem to move around in your shoe when putting them on, making for a somewhat uncomfortable fit at times.
Our shoes will invisibly increase your height by 2-5 inches without losing any comfort. Every pair of our shoes is stylish, comfort, high quality and with best care.
Height increasing elevator shoes are not going to make you grow taller, they are similar to high heels, but the heels are hidden and much more comfortable, with our patented height increasing shoes offer extra cushioning, the additional layer of shock absorption cushioning ensure the bottom of feet to receive minimal impact from walking.
Wearing our height increasing elevator shoes will increase your height unnoticed by others, and it will also enhance your physical appearance at the same time. And they are always undetectable. The secret of the height increase given by products lies in the internal build-up of the shoes. This height increaser was shaped to fit in the rear of the shoe.
Men who want to be taller should give our elevator height increasing shoes a trial, they will not be disappointed. Our shoes are really beautiful. The bespoke look and hard wearing qualities make them well worth the price. Your order will have our careful attention and your money will be refunded in accordance with our guarantee, if you are not satisfied.
Most of these sites seem to be bland and not heavy in conveying helpful tips, explanations or a good user experience in terms of navigating their websites.
LiftKits was founded by 3 guys in Hollywood, California on the simple belief that we should take a realistic approach to an increasingly unrealistic world. In the real world, we are constantly trying to deceive reality… All of us have observed the tactics women engage in to cheat the playing field. Whether it be high-heels, push-up bras, padded bras, fake eye lashes and the like, these women have a lot in their collective arsenal and, quite simply, it works. At LiftKits we had one thought: Why not add something extra to our game? If this is reality then lets live it.
With that being said, LiftKits is all about one thing: Confidence. Let's face it – having the ability to naturally and comfortably increase your height up to 2 inches is huge. The first time each of us stepped into a pair of LiftKits, it not only changed our height but our State of Mind as well. Initially, we wanted to keep it a secret from others but as our friends started to notice the certainty in which we acted and the assuredness in our step – we had to come clean and share the secret. The feeling of walking into a night club and comfortably scanning the crowd is hard to describe; I am no longer average! Or to walk into a job interview, an audition for your next part, or to simply to go out with your friends on a Saturday night and stand out from the crowd – the confidence you'll possess when wearing a pair of LiftKits will change your life. It changed ours.
The reason we like and recommend LiftKits as our #1 choice are multiple. First and foremost the price is right.
They have a Facebook, MySpace, Photos on Flickr as well as their site and most of all they have an informative blog that keeps you update with their product and best practices. Supposedly they will be launching a women's line shortly.
The company also seems to be fairly transparent about the difficulties associated with wearing height insoles and allows for community involvement when commenting and answering questions about their insoles at get satisfaction.
This insole may be used by both men and women, in all standard footwear.
All types of boots can comfortably conceal the lift and provide valuable and secret height increase.
We only accept PAYPAL payment and will ship WORLDWIDE.
5cmShoes has a similar height boosting product to LiftKits. We like this site because it straight forward and to the point. They accept Paypal and the site is in English, Japanese, and Cantonese (Chinese). If you are located in Asia or the UK, we recommend 5cmShoes for your purchase.
Welcome to Tallmenshoes.com, your NO.1 American shoes retailer featuring Men's Height Increase Shoes online. With over 10 years of elevated shoes selling experience on the web and direct manufacture, we are able to provide you the highest quality footwear at greatest price. Our product will invisibly add 2-4 inches in height without losing any comfort. Every pair of the shoes is stylish, comfort, high quality leather made w/ best care. Increase Height has never been easier!
The secret of the height increase given by elevator shoes lies in the internal build-up. The build up improves your posture and gives you a feeling of positive well-being and grow taller. Elevator shoes is the only and final solution of height increasing. With over 200 different styles selection in stock for immediate shipping, you can rest and assure to have a satisfied shopping experience.
Again, as with IncreasingShoes.com, TallermenShoes give you the Elevator boost you are looking for but the lack of style and flexibility still remain. You are stuck with the shoes vs. being able to quickly and easily move the insole from one shoe to the next to allow for you to carry your style to any shoe and still get the extra height boost needed.
This year, MagicInsoles has partnered with the World's No.1 elevator shoes manufacturer Increasing Shoes, the company that invent Height Increasing Shoes to offer their Increasing Shoes at our site.
Before, you can put MagicInsoles into your normal shoes to get 1-2 inches taller. From now, you can easily get up to 5 inches taller by purchasing the World's No.1 Height Increasing Shoes from us.
To celebrate our new relationship with Increasing Shoes, we launch the 2009 Special Promotion to let you save more and more. MagicInsoles is your ONE-STOP-SHOP for elevator shoes and height increasing shoe lifts.
Magic Insoles have a host of products to help boost your height The site is a bit out dated and old school and prices seem to trend a bit higher than the comparable 5cmShoes and MyLiftKits.
Our height increasing insoles (heel lifts) simply slip inside your existing shoes fitting almost any size of shoe, men's or women's making the user appear taller, acting as adjustable lifts – and they are completely discreet.
TallerHeels conveys a lot of information about boost growing products and the price points are cheap. This company/website is located in the UK, so pay close attention when getting items shipped as they may carry a hefty shipping fee for your height insole purchases.
To provide unsurpassed product quality and effectiveness with the best service possible. Help to improve the quality of life for our customers and the charities we support. We are committed to providing the highest level of professionalism and ethics.
Although theses insole height lift inserts will give you a height boost, the site and products are plain and not very informative. | {
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Assault charges are often the result of a misunderstanding or an act of self-defense. These charges can be brought against a person for even minor physical contact. Having a charge on your record can destroy your reputation. A conviction can ruin your future.
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I am one of only a few board-certified criminal law attorneys in Dallas. This certification means that I am publicly committed to excellence in the practice of criminal defense. In order to obtain and maintain certification in their chosen area of practice, attorneys are required to maintain their education with the latest developments in criminal law. I will use my thorough knowledge of criminal law to get you the best possible outcome for your charges.
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The dream god and the faery lover at Halloween
We find beauty or terror in our contacts with the Otherworld - or our flight from it - according to our courage and the colors of our imaginations.
How people respond to the banshee is an excellent example. The banshee is well-known in Celtic folk memory as a death messenger, whose appearance and weird cries are feared as the sign that death is near. The banshee is often depicted as a hag, or a crow, or a crow-woman.
But the banshee is actually the bean sidhe, which means "she-faery". She can appear as a being of amazing beauty. She can come as a personal or family guardian in tight situations - as a family banshee appeared to members of the royal house of Munster on the eve of the battle of Clontarf.
Above all, the banshee comes to invite us or escort us on the Otherworld journey: not only the journey that follows physical death, but on journeys beyond the physical world from which we may return to the body with magic and power.
Banshees are much abroad at Samhain, or Halloween.
The story of Aislinge Óenguso, The Dream of Aengus, turns the traditional fear of the banshee on its head. Instead of being scared of being caught by a banshee, the hero of this story is out to catch one, because night after night, she has been visiting him as his dream lover. This wild love story haunted Yeats all of his life and inspired him to write some of his most haunting verse. We'll call the hero Aengus, as the poet did.
Aengus is a lover and a friend of lovers. He is a trickster, a shaman and a soul healer. He is described as "mac Oc", the Young Son, forever young. He lives in the Brugh na Boinne, a palace beneath a Mound of Wonder that recent travelers know as Newgrange. Women everywhere dream of Aengus; his butterfly kisses graze their lips and their secret places.
But Aengus is no longer master of his own dreams. His dreams have a mistress. She first appeared by his bedside in a glory of red-gold hair, her long white body dancing through the veils to music that played him like a harp and shook him like a tambourine. Carried by the music and his surge of passionate desire, Aengus flies with her, like a wild swan, into a different landscape.
In the morning, exhausted, he can barely fall out of bed. He is listless, lethargic, not even interested in sex, his speciality. This goes on night after night, day after day. His mother is troubled. She sends for a famous doctor, so skilled he can diagnose what is wrong in a house before he walks through the door, by reading shapes in the smoke from the fire.
The doctor sees at once that Aengus is away: a part of his soul has left his body to live with his dream lover. The cure is to put body and soul together again. This involves finding the girl, and putting the lovers together in their physical as well as their astral bodies.
Will Aengus please describe his dream mistress as exactly as possible? He aches for her as he speaks of the red-gold hair, the pearly skin.
Very well, Aengus' mother has resources. She is a queen and a goddess of the Tuatha de Danaan. She will send out searchers to look for a girl who fits Angus's description.
This is not such an easy assignment, however, because the dream lover is of the Sidhe, and is hidden in the faery mists. A year passes, and she is not found.
Now Aengus' father is called in. He is the Big Guy among the old gods, the Dagda, one end of whose outrageously huge eight-pronged club delivers instant death, while the other brings the dead back to life. But he can't or won't help with finding the dream lover, except to recommend the far-sighted Bodb the king of the Sidhe in Munster, as the faery for the job.
Bodb tracks the girl to yet another of the Mounds of Wonder. The girl is a bean sidhe, and she has the right kind of name for a banshee. Her name is Caer Ibormeith, which means Yew Berry. Of all trees in her landscape, the yew is most intimately associated with death.
It is agreed that Aengus must rally himself and go to Yew Berry's mound to spy on the banshee and make sure she is the one he has dreamed. She is. Her beauty shines beyond that of the "three times fifty" noble ladies about her, all wearing silver at their throats while Yew Berry wears gold.
At this point, in a different kind of story, we might expect the dream lovers to fall into each other's arms and elope. After all, they have been doing it every night for two years. But there are complications.
First off, Yew Berry's mound is in the realm of the notorious Queen Maeve and her jealous husband Aillil, and they must not be scorned. They agree to help bring the lovers together, but Yew Berry's father won't hear of it. Even after the joined forces of the Dagda and King Aillil have stormed his faery fort, he clings to his daughter.
There are many tests and battles before the secret is learned. Yew Berry is under an enchantment, sometimes represented as a curse, sometimes - in the deeper tellings - as a gift. She does not stay in one form. She is a beautiful woman for one year. Then for the next year she is a white swan. Then the cycle repeats.
The day of shapechanging is Samhain. If Aengus would win her, he must find her on the liminal day, on a lake whose name is The Dragon's Mouth. At Samhain, Aengus goes to the Dragon's Mouth. He finds "three times fifty" white swans with silver chains around their necks, and one swan with a gold chain. He recognizes his love in the shape of the beautiful white bird, and calls to Yew Berry to fly to him. No, she tells him. You must change into my form.
Aengus changes, becoming the long-necked bird. They mate, in beating splendor, above the deeps of the Dragon's Mouth. They fly together back to the palace of Brugh na Boinne - Newgrange - and the love music they make in flight is so lovely and lulling that all the land is at peace and people drift into pleasant dreams and stay there for three days.
It is an amazing story, a love god smitten by love, and seizing a moment of opportunity - at Halloween - to bring his lover from one realm into another.
In the best-known tellings of the Dream of Aengus, death is not mentioned. But the whole story is a dance with death, in several guises. It involves the death-in-life that we suffer when a part of our soul goes away, because of pain or abuse or heartbreak or - in this case - a longing for something beyond the familiar world. It involves the rescue of someone or something from the Land of the Dead. Yew Berry's name is a dead giveaway. Her mound is actually a piece of the Underworld, her father one of the princes of the dead.
Terror or beauty, banshee or faery lover. On the Night When the Veil Thins, we are especially reminded that we can never claim the treasures of the Otherworld - and a love bigger than the familiar world - unless we can brave up.
Adapted from The Dreamer's Book of the Dead by Robert Moss. Published by Destiny Books.
Journal drawing by Robert Moss from a spontaneous night vision. A white swan took flight from my third eye and we went flying together lover a river in Europe.
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The price Jung paid
If you choose to venture into Jung's Red Book, I strongly advise you to do so more cautiously than I did. When it was first published, I stayed with it for three days and nights, without much sleep, following Jung on his Underworld journey. There was one moment, in particular, when I became very angry with him.
He recounts a vision in which he comes upon the mutilated corpse of a murdered girl, and this fills him with grief and rage. A veiled woman appears and tells him he must remove the child's liver and eat part of it, to atone for the crime. He must take on the guilt, because he is a man and a man was responsible. Jung writhes in resistance, disgusted and horrified, but finally complies.
I kneel down on the stone, cut off a piece of the liver and put it in my mouth.My gorge rises - tears burst from my eyes - cold sweat covers my brow - dull sweet taste of blood - I swallow with desperate efforts - it is impossible - once again and once again - I almost faint - it is done. The horror has been accomplished. [1]
I wanted to throw the book across the room, but stopped myself, reflecting that this tombstone of a tome would break the furniture. I read on. The woman who commanded this cannibal act throws back her veil, revealing a lovely face, and tells Jung, "I am your soul."
You will need a strong stomach for some of this. And you will need to be ready to accompany Jung, quite literally, in and out of the madhouse. But persistence will be rewarded. The Red Book, never intended for public consumption, is essential and fascinating reading for those who want to understand the price Jung paid for his gifts. He went down into private hells and depths of madness and he got himself out. We see him struggling heroically to find a vocabulary and a model of understanding for his experiences, weaving for himself the ladders of words that will help to get him out of the pit. We see the seething cauldron from which his greatest work would eventually emerge.
Jung culled the material for the Red Book - whose fine calligraphy and vivid illustrations and decorative features make it resemble a medieval illuminated manuscript - from the journals ('black books") he kept during the years of his "confrontation with the unconscious", when he walked the razor's edge between madness and genius. As he describes it, the "spirit of the depths" ripped him out of the comfortable, rational assumptions of the "spirit of our times" and dragged him, night after night, through the terrifying stages of Underworld initiation.
- In a crater in a dark and terrifying world below, where black snakes threaten to destroy a red sun, he meets the prophet Elijah and his "daughter" Salome, the evil beauty responsible for the decapitation of John the Baptist in the Bible. Salome tells Jung - to his amazement and confusion- that they are brother and sister, the children of Mother Mary. Disbelieving and fearing for his sanity, Jung yells at her that she and the Elijah figure are only "symbols". Elijah reproves him, saying, "We are just as real as your fellow men. You solve nothing by calling us symbols." Jung's Elijah also instructs him that "your thoughts are just as much outside your self as trees or animals are outside the body." [2]
- While he is trying to continue to lead a normal life, as a prominent psychoanalyst and the father of five children. Jung's sense of reality is being shaken by the raw power of his night visions, and by synchronistic phenomona during his days when he feels the forces of a deeper world pushing through. In December 1913, in a well-cut suit, he gives a polished lecture to the Zurich Psychoanalytical Society. Three nights later, he tells Elijah, "It seems to me as if I were more real here" - in the Underworld - "yet I do not like to be here." [3]
As Jung confessed, anyone reading the last chapters of Liber Primus, the first part of the Red Book, out of context might conclude that the author was crazy. Brilliant and erudite, but crazy. Yet from such perilous adventures out there beyond the roped-in precinct of sanity, Jung derived his ideas about "psychological objectivity", one of the most stimulating elements in his later work. From his dialogues with his dream characters and his efforts to integrate and balance the powers that moved with them he developed his practice of active imagination.
Jung told the Dutch artist Roland Horst that he developed his work Psychological Types from 30 pages of his Red Book [4], apparently the pages in which the encounters with Elijah and Salome take place and in which - after Jung has been squeezed by a giant black snake until the blood gushes out of him and his head has become that of a lion - Salome tells him, "You are Christ". [5]
- Looking back on this passage in his inner and transpersonal life in 1925, from across the divide of the catastrophic Great War that some of his visions had foreshadowed, Jung told a seminar that "You cannot get conscious of these unconscious facts without giving yourself to them. If you can overcome your fear of the unconscious and can let yourself go down, then these facts take on a life of their own. You can be gripped by these ideas so much that you really go mad, or nearly so. These images...form part of the ancient mysteries; in fact, it is such fantasies that made the mysteries." [6]
"I fell into the mystery," Jung states after he has been squeezed by the black snake and saluted by Salome [7]. Reading the Red Book, we see the enormity of the price Jung paid for his wisdom, and come to appreciate the extent of his courage and eventual self-mastery. This is a record of a thoroughly shamanic descent to the Underworld, and of long testing and initiation in houses of darkness from which lesser minds and feebler spirits might never have managed to find their way back.
1. C.G. Jung, The Red Book: Liber Novus edited by Sonu Shamdasani (New York: Norton, 2009) 290.
2. ibid, 249
4. Stephan Hoeller, The Gnostic Jung and the Seven Sermons to the Dead (Wheaton, IL: Quest, 1985) 6.
5. Red Book 252.
6. Jung, Analytical Psychology: Notes of the Seminar Given in 1925 edited by William McGuire (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1991) 98-99.
Art from Jung's Red Book
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The shaman's diagnosis of our existential complaints: soul loss
The greatest contribution of the ancient shamans to our medicine and healing today is the understanding that in the course of any life we are liable to suffer soul loss - the loss of parts of our vital energy and identity – and that in order to be whole and well, we must find the means of soul recovery.
On a visceral level, we all know how soul loss comes about. We suffer pain or trauma or abuse, we are overwhelmed by grief or guilt or shame, and part of us goes away because it doesn't want to stay in a world that seems so harsh and cruel. We are compelled to make a wrenching life choice, leaving a partner or a job or a home, and part of us resists that choice and parts company with our dominant personality, clinging to the old relationship or the old place. Soul loss deepens when we fall into depression or addiction or make compromises with the world as we understand it, giving up on our big dreams of life. Lacking the courage and confidence to make that creative leap, or to trust ourselves to love, we wimp out – and part of our bright spirit, disgusted with us, goes away.
Good analysts and therapists can help us to recognize parts of ourselves we have repressed and denied, including the famous Shadow, the term especially favored by Jungians for what we have tried to relegate to the basement of the personal unconscious because we would rather not own it as a part of ourselves. The shamanic concept of soul loss reaches further. It recognizes that soul healing is not only about identifying and integrating aspects of the self that we have buried or denied; it is retrieving pieces of soul that have literally gone missing and need to be located and persuaded to return and take up residence in the body where they belong.
In my own practice, I have come to distinguish five forms of soul loss or disconnection that call for healing. I have yet to encounter a human being who is immune to any of these.
Loss of vital energy
You suffer from chronic fatigue. You find yourself torpid and listless, reluctant to get out of bed. Your days seem drab and gray and joyless. Your immune system in blown and you seem to pick up every passing bug. There is something missing in you and you try to stuff the whole with sugar or booze.
Loss of younger selves
You have lost younger versions of yourself – the young child with abounding energy and that beautiful imagination, that fine romantic who was hurt or betrayed as a teen, that inner poet or businessman who wanted to make different life choices from the ones you made. These younger selves have gifts and energy you can use in your life today if only you can find out where they are and discover how to bring them back.
Loss of animal spirits
Indigenous and ancestral shamans know that we are all connected to the world of the animal powers, and that by recognizing and nurturing our relation with animal spirits, we find and follow ther natural path four eneries. Yet many of us have lost this primal connection, or know it only as a superficial wannabe symbolic thing that we look up in books and medicine cards without feeding and living every day.
Loss of ancestral soul
This is a two-edged affair. When we live oblivious to the fact that we are always in the presence of the ancestors – those of our bloodlines, those of the land where we live, and those of our spiritual kin in a broader sense – we are likely to be the plaything and even the tenement for entities we don't necessarily want to have near us. When we awaken to ancestral soul, we become ready to claim the connection with wisdom-keepers and protectors who can help us to re-establish heathy psychic boundaries and clear out what does not belong with us.
Loss of connection with the Greater Self
Ultimately we can only make peace between the many aspects of our selves, and follow a path of true spiritual evolution by opening or re-opening a direct and conscious connection with the Self on a higher level – the Self that is no stranger. When we clear the right space within our embodied selves, we may be ready for the deep and beautiful act of soul growing that I call spiritual enthronement, bringing a part of the Higher Self to live in our bodies and infuse our lives and our life choices with its radiance.
I have learned that dreams often show us where soul had gone, and offer paths by which it can be reached and encouraged to come home. Through the techniques of Active Dreaming, we can learn to help each other to become the shamans of our own souls and the healers of our own lives.
I wrote this article early in 2011 and then expanded it into key chapters of my book Dreaming the Soul Back Home: Shamanic Dreaming for Healing and Becoming Whole (New World Library). The original article elicited a tremendous response; this feels like the right time to share it again.
Art: Edvard Munch, "Lady from the Sea" (1896)
the Night When the Veil Thins
Back in the day, I used to give a talk on the meaning of Halloween, on the night, at the New York Open Center, when it was still downtown in SoHo. We always had standing room only in the lecture room, which was partly filled by witches, ghouls and vampires dressed for the Greenwich Village Halloween Parade that would unfold just down the street right after.
I notice, looking through old journals, that on the night of October 30, 1998, prior to taking the train to Manhattan the next day, I asked for some Halloween dreams. This is what came as soon as I closed my eyes:
I watch a beautiful woman in a flowing, gauzy white dress like a wedding dress rise from a coffin and begin to float around a dark, undefined space (like an artists' background, defined by brushstrokes rather than finished shapes). The eyes are dead. All that is there is blind appetite. She is the living dead, a hungry ghost. I avoid her.
As we approach All Hallows' Eve, a shiverish, magical, crazy night in a more than usually crazy year, I am thinking of its many meanings. It is the topsy-turvy, inside-out, upside-down time, when the past lies ahead of you and the future walks behind you, breathing on your neck. It is a night when the doors between the worlds swing open, when the dead walk among the living and the living move among the dead. As my dream of the beauty from the coffin dramatized, it is a night when you want to be able to discern who is who and what is what.
The last night of October is the start of Samhain (which is pronounced "sow-in"), the great Celtic festival when the dead walk among the living, the fires are extinguished and rekindled, the god and the goddess come together in sacred union, and as the year turns from light to dark, the seeded earth prepares to give birth again. It's a time, when the Celts knew what they were doing, to watch yourself and watch comings and goings from the barrows and mounds that are peopled by ghosts and faeries. It's a time to honor the friendly dead, and the lordly ones of the Sidhe, and to propitiate the restless dead and remember to send them off and to set or re-set very clear boundaries between the living and the hungry ghosts. It's a time to look into the future, if you dare, because linear time is stopped when the hollow hills are opened.
As Celtic scholar Marie-Louise Sjoestedt wrote, "This night belongs neither to one year or the other and is, as it were, free from temporal restraint. It seems that the whole supernatural force is attracted by the seam thus left at the point where the two years join, and gathers to invade the world of men."
If you have never learned to dream or see visions or to feel the presence of the spirits who are always about - if you have never traveled beyond the gates of death or looked into the many realms of the Otherworld - this is the time when you'll see beyond the veil all the same, because the Otherworld is going to break down the walls of the little box you call a world, and its residents are coming to call on you.
It's a time for dressing up, especially if you are going out at night, although there is likely to be much less of that in this time of pandemic. The Celts put on fright masks not to extort candy but to scare away restless spirits before they scared them. Out and about ,they carried torches to light the way, and especially to guide the dead back to where they came from when the party is over. Before Europeans discovered pumpkins in America, they carried lit candles in hollowed-out niches in turnips.
All of this was so important, and such wild, sexy, shiverish fun that the church had to do something about it. In the eighth century, Pope Gregory III decided to steal the old magic by making November 1 All Saints' Day, or All Hallows Day; so the night of Samhain became All Hallows' Eve, or Halloween for short. A century before, an earlier pope had borrowed the date of the old Roman festival to propitiate the dead - the Festival of the Lemures, or Lemuralia - and renamed that All Saints' Day. But since Roman paganism had been largely suppressed, the church fathers decided to grab the glamour of the Celts, among whom the old ways are forever smoldering, like fire under peat.
Few people who celebrate or suffer Halloween today seem to know much about its history. For storekeepers and the greetings card business, it's a commercial opportunity. For TV programmers, it's a cue to schedule horror movie marathons. For kids, it's time to dress up as vampires or witches and extort candy from neighbors. My preferred way to spend Halloween is to rest quietly at home, sometimes with candles lit for my dead loved ones, and a basket of apples and hazelnuts beside them, tokens of the old festival that renews the world and cleanses the relations between the living and the dead.
Text partially adapted from The Dreamer's Book of the Dead by Robert Moss (Destiny Books)
Photo: Greenwich Village Halloween Parade masker by Wendy R. Williams
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A dream is a place, and an awakening
Notes on the nature and meaning of dreams from ancient Egypt, where they did a lot of dreaming.
Welcome, o dream, the one of goodness,
which is seen in the night and in the day.
- - Invocation to Isis in the Chester Beatty Papyrus
A dream is an awakening
Two terms for dream are used in ancient Egypt. The more recent (qd) is translated as slumber. The older and more enduring term is rsw.t whose root means "awakening". It is written in hieroglyphs with a determinative, at the end of the characters, that appears as wide open eye with makeup. It first appears in Letters to the Dead in the First Intermediate Period. It continues in Coptic. Kasia Szpakowska writes, "In Ancient Egyptian a dream can be considered something one sees upon awakening during sleep or is perhaps the very state of being aware, while asleep." [ 1]
Awakening in a dream is like awakening after death. It is written of the resurrection of Osiris, "A tired god is waking up." [2]
The Other World is inhabited by three categories of beings – gods, the dead and dreamers. The sleeper enters the primal ocean of Nun. When he awakens he is "over there", in the other world, able to interact with its residents. [3]
A dream is a place
Rsw.t is a noun, a substantive, not a verb. It is a space and a state. You see something in a dream. You meet the Goddess, make love, feast or fight in a dream. The most common way to report is to say "I saw a dream" or "I saw in a dream" or "It came in a dream." When you have that sense that a dream is a space, it is easy to grasp that if you have been in the space of a certain dream, you could go there again.
There is no verb for "to dream" in Sumerian or Akkadian either.
The geography of dreams is related to geographies of the Duat, the "Over There". A dream is another world.
The "New Kingdom Dream Book"
Chester Beatty Papyrus, 13th c BCE
It was written in hieratic – a cursive form of hieroglyphs - on the recto of a papyrus whose verso (the side with the horizontal fibers, always inscribed first) contained an account of a battle written in the 13th c BCE.
It is not clear whether it was written essentially for the dream ritualist – the Scribe of the House of Life (or sesh per ankh) – or for a more general audience. Some of the items warn against entering the inner sanctum of a temple, and are plainly aimed at non-priests. But others prescribe apotropaic rituals for turning away psychic evil from "bad dreams" and seem intended for specialists. As with so many Egyptian texts, this is probably a collation of many separate documents. It may have been consulted by priests advising those who slept in temples to obtain dream oracles and to see the gods and the dead.
Reading dreams according to the type of dreamer:
In the New Kingdom Dream Book, dreams are read very differently according to whether they are experienced by "Followers of Horus" or "Followers of Seth" (who are given to violent passion and ill-regulated lives)
If a man sees himself….
The arrangement is orderly. Down the right margin are the words "If a man sees himself in a dream". The papyrus is read from right to left.
Next comes a summary of a dream. Then the pronouncement – "good" or "bad". Then the interpretation.
If a man sees himself…
Drinking blood: Good. It means putting an end to his enemies
Copulating with a pig: Bad. It means being deprived of possessions
Seeing his face as a leopard: Good. It means authority over his neighbors
Copulating in daylight: Bad. His crimes will be seen by his god
Capturing a female slave: Good. He will get satisfaction.
"If a man see himself in a dream eating donkey-flesh: good, it means his promotion"
"If a man see himself in a dream shod with white sandals: bad, it means roaming the earth."
There are instructions on seeing or interacting with the gods and the dead. The worst dreams are those in which the dreamer is judged to be "unjustified" before his deity, or has provoked the wrath of the dead. Some are the best are those in which the dreamer is judged to be moving into closer proximity to friendly gods – as in a dream where the dreamer is climbing a mast, or looking through a window or across a river (into the realm beyond).
Climbing up a mast. Good. He will be elevated by his god.
Gazing through a window. Good. His call will be heard by his god.
Seeing a god who is above. Good. It means a great meal.
His mouth is broken open. Good. Something that is terrifying in his heart, god will break it open
Writing on a papyrus scroll. Bad. His crimes will be reckoned by his god.
Enfolding wings round himself. Bad. He is not justified before his god.
It is clear, as in the older non-interpretive texts, that the dreamspace is shared by dreamers, the departed and the gods.
Ritual for dispelling the energy of an evil dream
The "Horus" section in the New Kingdom Dream Book ends with a ritual to be used by a person who has experienced a dream portending evil. This involves (1) a cleansing action: the dreamer's face is to be rubbed with fresh herbs moistened with beer and myrrh and with bread, to remove the contamination of the dream. And (2) an invocation of the goddess Isis, addressed as "Mother"; the dreamer tells his dream to the goddess, and the act of reporting is held to turn away the unwanted consequences.
In the Gardiner translation, Isis says: "Come out with what you have seen, in order that the afflictions you saw in your dreams may vanish." The ritual ends with a triumphal cry from the dreamer that he has dispelled an evil dream sent against him and is now ready to receive pleasant dreams. "Hail to thee, good dream that is seen by night or day!" [4]
The truthfulness of dreams
The truthfulness of dreams would be accepted and beyond doubt if those who interpret them did not make mistakes
- Ammianus Marcellinus, soldier and historian, in his vast chronicle of the Roman empire, Res Gestae, written before 391. In it he describes the Serapeum of Egypt, where dream incubation was a popular practice, as one of the glories of the empire. The Serapeum was handed over to the Christians in 391.
1. Kasia Szpakowska, "The Perception of Dreams and Nightmares in Ancient Egypt: Old Kingdom to Third Intermediate Period". PhD dissertation, UCLA, 2000. 25
2. Jan Zandee, Death as an Enemy According to Ancient Egyptian Conceptions (New York: Arno Press, 1977) 11.
3. Erik Hornung, "The Discovery of the Unconscious in Ancient Egypt" in Spring: An Annual of Archetypal Psychology (1986) 18-19
4. A.H. Gardiner, Hieratic Papyri in the British Museum. Third Series. Chester Beatty Papyrus. London: British Museum, 1935]
Top: Fresco from the Temple of Isis at Pompei depicting a ritual at the sarcophagus of Osiris. 1st century CE.
Bottom: Egyptians priests performing purification ritual. 13th century BCE.
The lion who fell from the moon
Impressions, momentary and vivid, would wash over him: a potter's vermilion glaze; the sky-vault filled with stars that were also gods; the moon, from which a lion had fallen….
My chills of recognition make me pause, just three lines into a story by Jorge Luis Borges, one of the essential writers, opening worlds of wonder and doorways into the Universal Library in a few pages. Borges named this one after himself: "The Maker", El Hacedor.
Previous translators squirmed at the title "The Maker". They thought people might confuse it with Our Maker; they feared leaving sulphurous traces of a heresiarch. So they considered and sometimes used "The Poet", "The Artificer", "Il Fabbro". But Borges chose the English himself. And yes, he meant maker of worlds.
The maker wrote this as he was nearing blindness in the vast library in Buenos Aires with whose flying books he had made love and married and danced the tango and fought with knives inside his mind. I can think of no one, not even Jung, who has housed so many books in his head and incited so much action between them. Borges was now engaged in constructing a total library in the imaginal realm, his version of paradise. Never a tame library, but one where wild things are.
the moon, from which a lion had fallen….
I am seized again with wild familiarity, the hot breath at my neck, claws at my kidneys.
Borges' line has a rhyming cousin, short, stocky and flat-faced, wearing a robe of skins hung with bronze mirrors. I know where find it. I keep it locked behind glass doors, along with the Red Book, the Golden Bough and other books that are restive and like to flap about and prowl in the night.
Sometimes the doors rattle and the key turns itself but today, things are quiet and I must fetch the book myself. It was published in Oxford five years after Borges died, so he could not have known it but might have known some of its sources. Its words are spun from conversations with shamans and elders of the Daur Mongols, lovers of horses, fermented mare's milk, and drums that they ride to other worlds.
Like Borges, these shamans are forever talking about tigers and lions. While Borges tried to make dreamtigers and was never quite satisfied, around Hailar or the Nomin River it's not hard. Lie by the water watching butterflies and a tiger twice as long as you may come for you, as it would come for a tethered goat.
Out here the lion may demand a deeper seeing, since you won't see lions in Daur country with your ordinary eyes.
The Oxford anthropologist asks a Daur shaman, Urgunge Onon, about this. He speaks from the tellings, which is how his people describe their traditional knowledge. Anthropologists may know about shamanism but the people who practice it in the old ways don't have any "isms" in their vocabulary.
Urgunge says, "Wild animals of the forest have two kings [khan], the tiger [tasaga] and the lion [arsalang].
"Lion?" The anthropologist is amazed. "But you don't have lions in Manchuria."
"They will be thinking of …er..what is it in English? Leopard. Leopard is just like lion, is that right?"
"But you don't have leopards either."
"No, that is true. So the conclusion is: in reality the khan of animals is the tiger; in imagination the khan is also the lion, even if we do not have lions in Mongolia. Everybody knows the story of the lion who jumped to catch the moon, then it died, you see. This is definitely the lion. The tiger never did that."
The lion who fell from the moon did not really die, of course.
Some nights, coming in or out of sleep, I feel him lying with me on the bed, back to back.
The night after I wrote this, I dreamed of lions in a place of soul recovery. In a huge cavern, divided by an underground river, a wise elder is preparing people to make the crossing and meet the lions who are waiting for them, one for each. From this side the lions look no bigger than kittens. They may look different close up. I know that those who find the courage to meet their lions will be transformed. The courage of the lion and its power to make itself heard will live in them.
Books referenced
"The Maker" in Jorge Luis Borges, Collected Fictions, translated by Andrew Hurley (New York: Penguin Books, 1998).292
Shamans and Elders: Experience, Knowledge and Power among the Daur Mongols by Caroline Humphrey with Urgunge Onon (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1996).
Art: Douanier Rousseau, "Sleeping Gypsy".
Robert Moss at 5:00 AM 1 comment:
Sekhmet Time
Sekhmet is much on my mind this week. Here's how it began. My main desk computer had a meltdown on Monday and the Geek Squad guy on the phone couldn't help me fix it beyond saying that the situation was "unfortunate" and "quite rare". So I rushed out and bought a new computer. I had only a couple of hours before a very important recording session to set up the new computer and remember all my passwords and download all the key apps. Paleo-Man here was sweating and still trying to figure out the audio settings by the time he had to join the zoom meeting room.
In this emergency, I abandoned my study and my normal home studio "set" and set up on the dining room table. My hosts observed that my backdrop - red wallpaper - was rather fiery. They could not see that at eye level, across the room from me, was a bust of Sekhmet that has been with me for a very long time. There may be a little more fire than usual in the program we made.
Sekhmet has a fearsome reputation. She is sometimes called the Eye of Ra, a title shared with Hathor in her warrior mode. The association between Sekhmet, Hathor and the Eye of Ra is dramatized in a text known as "The Book of the Heavenly Cow". The version we can read today is a compilation of tomb inscriptions from the period or Ramses II, but is much older.
The top god in the story, Ra, learns that humans are plotting against him because he has grown old. He is advised by other gods to mobilize his Eye, which has been used to maintain order and fight the forces of cosmic darkness. He plucks the uraeus cobra from his third eye and it becomes Hathor in warrior mode. She receives his order to destroy humanity and appears on earth as Sekhmet, an unstoppable, ravening lion.
While some humans are left, Ra relents. But he can't turn of the killing frenzy of hie Eye (Hathor/Sekhmet) until he has 7,000 jugs of beer dyed red to look like blood poured in her path. The Lady of Destruction likes a drink. She drinks until she passes out - which is why she is also known as the Lady of Drunkenness. When she wakes up three days later, her killing lust is gone and and humanity survives.
You can't keep a great goddess in a frame.
Initiation into the realm of Sekhmet required braving up. During the Heb-Sed festival at Saqqara, devotees of Sekhmet guided a shamanic rite of "passing through the skin" of Sekhmet in lioness form. This gave the right, in turn, to wear the skin. [1]
I have guided group experiments in shamanic lucid dreaming to enter the realm of Sekhmet, with all due respect and preparation. This resulted in personal blessings when I was in profound need of healing from a sudden and overwhelming health crisis in a foreign country. Here's the story.
Istanbul, June, 2014
I spent a very rocky night after my long journey from upstate New York to Istanbul. My body had been depleted by 23 straight hours of travel, more than half of it spent in the recycled air of airplane cabins. I had also been exposed to some rather murky psychic influences, not to mention a drunken neighbor who not only sprayed me with his miserable view of life but with some horrendous sneezing, insufficiently contained by the back of his grubby hand.
I found myself coughing and coughing, and by 3 in the morning the infection had rushed down my bronchial chords, hurting my chest and making me rush to the bathroom sink to throw up. I was appalled to realize that whatever infection had gotten inside me, my body's exhausted immune system was letting it go where it wanted. What to do?.
I lay on my back on the bed in my room and basically said in my mind, I could use a little help.
The image of Sekhmet, as I had met her and led others to meet her in a workshop called "Dreaming like an Egyptian" the previous weekend, filled my inner screen and brought all my inner senses vividly alive. Her eyes were red as carnelian, red as murder, as one of her praise poems has it. She was mad at the agents of my infection. With her came a whole pride of lions.
They soon defined a field of battle. I understood that they were going to fight whatever was making me sick. Something slashed at me from behind. I turned to see a rabid hyena. Ah yes, the right form for an adversary of my lion protectors. Lions and hyenas are mortal enemies.
There seemed to be hundreds of hyenas, but they had no real chance against Sekhmet, in furious Eye of Ra mode, and her pride. The lions slaughtered hyenas until the survivors fled the field, then moved over the ground of battle licking up any nasty stuff that remained. I felt this as deep healing inside my body.
There was a small catch. I had been wounded by the hyena who attacked me from behind. But now Sekhmet tongued the wound, erasing it, restoring my energy field.
I turned on my side, profoundly grateful, knowing that the crisis was over. My immune system was fully functional again, and I had all the help I needed.
As I lay on my left size, a beautiful lioness my own size settled full-length on the bed, facing me. I felt the warmth of her body. I felt her breathing her energy into me. We lay together like lovers, hearts beating together.
I was more than fine on the rest of that trip after the lions licked the hyenas.
Imagery is healing. The trick is to find the right imagery that the body believes and will act upon without delay. It helps when you have reason to believe that greater powers are engaged.
I have learned that I have an imaginal metabolism, a mythic constitution. My body responds at astonishing speed to the images I permit it to entertain. When the images come charged with mythic, transpersonal power, they work wonders. My experience with Sekhmet and the sickness hyenas is one example. My book The Boy Who Died and Came Back contains many more. I think we are all alternately beneficiaries and victims of the power of imagination. We want to learn how to use it well, and how to draw on those greater powers. This starts with becoming more conscious of the stories we are living, and the images we invite to live in us.
1.Normandi Ellis, Imagining the World into Existence: An Ancient Egyptian Manual of Consciousness. (Rochester VBT: Bear & Company, 2012) 286
The program we recorded under Sekhmet's eyes this week is a free introduction to my new advanced course for The Shift Network on Shamanic Lucid Dreaming. You can watch it and participate in a shamanic lucid dream journey on Saturday October 23.
Robert Moss at 11:05 AM No comments:
From the Blue Lake of Healing
Bucegi Mountains, Romania
There is a blue lake of healing, on top of a mountain. You must earn the right to go there, by tracking a wounded animal through the woods, following it up steeper and steeper trails even when mountain mist swallows your sight. The animal is connected to you. The places where it is wounded reflect your own condition.
At the top of the mountain, you are amazed to find a shining blue lake. As you watch, the animal staggers to the lake and falls in. It is gone for so long that you fear it has died. Have you come here for death?
At last, you see a stir in the waters. The animal surfaces on the far side of the lake. As it takes off, you see it is whole, and healed.
It is your turn to enter the waters of the healing lake. You may go far deeper than the world you come from. How far you go will depend on your courage and imagination.
This is a summary of the simple instructions for a group journey that I gave to the intrepid dreamers who gathered in the Bucegi mountains of Romania with me in October, 2013 for my program "Dancing with the Bear: Reclaiming the Arts of Dream Healing". The Blue Lake of Healing is a real place in nonordinary reality. You can read about how I discovered it, and the full instructions for the journey, in my Dreamways of the Iroquois.
We found once again that our shared adventures in shamanic dreaming and soul healing produce gifts that keep on giving. I asked our dreamers to write summaries of what they experienced and what they learned in the journey to the Blue Lake. Here is a first sampling of their travel reports:
"A wounded deer was completely healed as she entered the blue lake in the mountains. In the middle of the lake there was a crystal and from there healing was being sent for Mother Earth and for all the living creatures on Earth. I was healing people and animals and through healing a part of the light was being sent, so that they themselves became filled with more light."
"The aura of your heart will soften the hearts of those around you. It will transform them into clay that you will mold until it becomes liquid. It must be left ripening in the dark until it becomes light."
"Healing comes from the depth ! You can heal yourself there, where you did not think that you could even live! The diamond tunnel with rays of divine light help you heal yourself."
"The mountain goat was hurt in many places and still she had the power to reach the lake. The drums and the fire were calling me, recognizing me as one of their people. I was asked why I needed healing. I said, 'Because I want to make art with colors.' Again, I was asked 'Why?' I said, 'Because in this way i can travel.' I brought colors to my heart and my body."
"The animal I met was very young and very beautiful. He was bleeding in the neck area. In the deep of the lake I found a rock, removed it and got to the top of a mountain, where I sat in lotus position. I felt myself being charged with energy. I met some dynamic forms, light green in color. I received a gift: a schoolbag with pockets with buckles."
"A giant eagle was my guide. I became one with her and felt her pain As I came out of the water my body was translucent. I was light, I was love. I saw my dear ones - I sent love to them and they sent love to me. Together, we created an immense sphere of light and love and sent it to float above the lake, the country, the planet. Then I transformed into a tree."
"I follow a big stag, wounded in the chest, in the left. He is limping, but still I cannot reach him. I arrive at the lake, just in time to see him going into water. I run to the lake and I see him getting out on the other side, healed, running towards the forest. I dive into the water, which on the inside looks like an immense lagoon, with light in every corner. There are nymphs and gods at the bottom of the lagoon. My chest hurts, on the left side. I feel the energy healing me. When I get out of the water I notice I have a big scar on the left side of my chest, where my heart was healed."
"Dancing with the eagle and the bear and the lion. Great festivities in an underwater city. Ceremony around a cauldron. Diving into the cauldron, swimming through a curvaceous tunnel and arriving in the kingdom with all of our loved ones."
"Heart wounded, I realized I came here to die. I let myself fall in the blue lake. Sweet fall, like floating. Beings, translucent tall beings put this golden, shiny, small energy ball inside my heart center and it started spinning. Golden light revived me and i started breathing the blue, good water. Breathing like the first breath in my life. Came back from the journey with a new song in my head: It is a new life, it is a new dawn.
"I was dancing with the shamans around the fire. In the rhythm of the drums I started spinning - faster and faster - until at a certain point I was not touching the ground any more. I was at one with the wind."
"The stag is bleeding from the eyes and his back right leg is injured. When he comes out of the blue lake, he is healed - and he has dropped his antlers. As he moves away, the antlers grow again, larger than before, and golden.
"Ravens strip away dead energy & disease from the energy field of the group. Bear dismembers some people, cleanses their hearts. Below the lake is a hospital of animal doctors. We are covered by angels' wings, blazing bright."
"The giant with the head and antlers of a stag was standing on the lake shore, with six of my ancestors flanking him, with staffs in their hands looking at me. He gave me his blessing to enter the lake. Now is your time. I entered the lake cautiously, and found I could breathe normally.
"I came to a gate near the bottom of the lake. It was like a lens. When I passed through, I was flying within a blue horizon. I realized I could create anything from my heart. The Heart Fairy appeared. We put our chests together and our hearts were united. They were one, with a tremendous power. And then my chest opened, as I was flying and i connected with thousands of hearts. We were linked in a net of love, light and healing. I realized I was golden. I was there for a long time."
"I met the bear. He was weak, wounded and tired. At the blue lake he dived below and then he came out all shining. His fur, once grey and without light, was now shining in the moonlight. After my healing I was given a white and silver dress that looked like the fur of the bear waiting for me on the shore. I climbed onto his back and we went into the forest where a shaman woman taught me a dance and an incantation for cleansing: "I release to the fire, water, earth and wind what does not belong to me and is a burden for me.'"
Vindecarea exista in fiecare dintre noi. Crede. "Healing exists inside each and every one of us. Believe."
For an expanded version of this report please see my new book Growing Big Dreams. | {
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Our kingdom for more details on why the Puddle Of Mudd dude was arrested at the airport
Every Friday, Off The Record looks to other Milwaukee publications (and beyond) for bits of news we missed throughout the week.
• It was a confusing week for Milwaukee, with homegrown holidays and petitions for the mayor to grow back his mustache on one end, and rampant violence and squabbling public figures on the other. But somewhere in the middle, the city found a story it could get behind: the story of the lead singer of Puddle Of Mudd getting arrested at General Mitchell International Airport.
You remember Puddle Of Mudd, right? The '90s/'00s band that once squeezed out that "She Hates Me" song? The one where they always edited out "fucking"? Yes, multiple media sources reported on Wednesday that the man behind that song, Wes Scantlin, was detained at the airport for disorderly conduct, taken to the Milwaukee County Jail, and then…well, that's about all anyone knows. Scantlin was released the same day, and Puddle Of Mudd's tour went on as planned. No further details have been released.
So what happened? Scantlin was arrested at Denver International Airport back in January for taking a "joyride" on a baggage carousel, and his greatest hits collection of bizarre and destructive behavior over the past few years would make the dude from Creed blush. Was Wednesday's arrest linked to another baggage carousel ride? Was it indecent exposure, as some sites are (possibly erroneously) reporting? Was he decombobulating when he should have been recombobulating? Our kingdom for more details on this fucking story.
• Milwaukee Magazine's Dan Shafer talked to Ald. Bob Bauman, who isn't too keen on the still-uncertain financing plans for the proposed Bucks arena. In addition to offering his own solution (one he admits will never fly because it involves raising taxes), he likens the entire "build it or we'll leave" scenario to "legalized extortion."
• Tap Milwaukee's Piet Levy reported from the seven-minute Rolling-Stones-ticket-buying frenzy at the Summerfest box office Monday morning. Best quote from a fan who didn't get what he wanted: "It's sad. I got a new liver in 2002, and I was mostly drinking. This time, I would have remembered it."
• Speaking of Summerfest, the Big Gig announced 15 additional headlining acts to go along with its previously announced 8,000. One of the new ones is OK Go. Tap Milwaukee has more.
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• In honor of Milwaukee Day, Dope Folks Records put together an excellent, two-decade-spanning mix of classic Milwaukee hip-hop. Listen immediately.
• The Bucks revealed three new logos Monday night that you've already formed 8,000 opinions on. The team's official website has info on all the little Easter eggs hidden in the designs.
• Have you ever walked, jogged, or biked through Lakeshore State Park and thought, "All of this open space is nice, but I wish there was a big 'visitor center' plopped somewhere in the middle of it"? Then you're in luck! The Milwaukee Business Journal reports that a self-sustaining, "off-the-grid" visitor center is indeed in the works for the park, and that it will likely begin construction around 2017.
• Over at Milwaukee Magazine, Kevin Mueller reminisced about Atomic Records and compared blind and needless Record Store Day shopping to "empty satisfaction" and "downloading the entire Counting Crows discography onto iTunes."
• Pele performed for Tap Milwaukee's "Sound Check" series ahead of its first Milwaukee show in 11 years. Don't miss the legendary post-rock instrumental band—featuring Jon Mueller, Chris Rosenau, and Matt Tennessen—Saturday at the Cactus Club.
• The Journal Sentinel remembered Milwaukee bowling hall-of-famer Bob Pinkalla, who died Monday at age 86. We'll bowl 13 games in your honor, Bob, one for every one of your sanctioned 300 games.
• Glammy Milwaukee rock band Tigernite released a new single, "Drag" (not to be confused with NO/NO's "Drag"). Evan Rytlewski at the Shepherd Express has more info on Tigernite's summer plans.
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Karaś pospolity, karaś (Carassius carassius) – gatunek słodkowodnej ryby z rodziny karpiowatych (Cyprinidae).
Występowanie
Występuje w Europie (z wyjątkiem zlewiska Oceanu Lodowatego, północnej Szkocji, Irlandii, zachodniej części Półwyspu Iberyjskiego, południowych i środkowych Włoch oraz zachodniej części Bałkanów) oraz w dorzeczach większych rzek syberyjskich aż po Lenę.
Preferuje małe i płytkie zbiorniki wodne (starorzecza, glinianki, torfianki). W Polsce jest spotykany we wszystkich nizinnych wodach śródlądowych, stojących i wolno płynących, w miejscach o porośniętym roślinami podłożu. Przebywa niedaleko brzegów, przy miękkim i mulistym dnie. Niewielkie jego ilości są hodowane w gospodarstwach stawowych.
Toleruje bardzo niską zawartość tlenu. Często w takich zbiornikach o wysokiej zawartości dwutlenku węgla i siarkowodoru tworzy formę karłowatą, która ma wysmukłe, wydłużone ciało i w wieku 8–10 lat osiąga zaledwie 9–10 cm długości.
Charakterystyka
Osiąga długość 40 (50) cm i masę 1 (2) kg. Ciało bardzo mocno wygrzbiecone i krótkie, pokryte dużymi, równo ułożonymi łuskami. Płetwa grzbietowa bardzo długa, sięga niemal do nasady trzonu ogonowego. Jej górna krawędź jest wypukła, a ostatni twardy promień piłkowany (około 30 ząbków), podobnie jak ostatni twardy promień płetwy odbytowej. Głowa nieduża, otwór gębowy mały, znajduje się na końcu pyska ustawiony nieco skośnie ku górze. Zęby gardłowe ustawione są w jednym szeregu. Grzbiet i boki brunatnozłociste z zielonkawym połyskiem, brzuch żółtawy lub biały. Płetwy piersiowe i brzuszne przy nasadzie są lekko zaczerwienione.
Odżywianie
Bezkręgowce wodne, żyjące w mulistym dnie lub w jego pobliżu, rzadko rośliny.
Rozród
Tarło trwa od V do VII. Samica średniej wielkości składa kilkakrotnie ok. 200 000 jaj na płytkich miejscach, porośniętych wodnymi roślinami, do których się przykleja. Wylęg po 5–7 dniach.
Znaczenie gospodarcze w Polsce
Małe, ponieważ rośnie bardzo powoli. Często występuje w wielkich ilościach, ale osiąga bardzo niewielkie rozmiary i wówczas rybacy traktują go jako chwast rybny, mimo że jego mięso jest bardzo smaczne.
Wędkarski wagowy rekord Polski: 4,16 kg; 48,5 cm (2016).
Zobacz też
karaś srebrzysty
ryby Polski
Przypisy
Bibliografia
Karpiowate
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FLASHBACK: If He Can't Lie, It's Not His Revolution: Chris Hedges vs. Emma Goldman
Wrong Kind of Green Apr 05, 2016 Neo-Liberalism and the Defanging of Feminism, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, Occupy Wall Street, Pacifism as Pathology
by Lorenzo Raymond
Most people I know who actively work for social justice make an effort to ignore Chris Hedges. When he puked up a nasty little screed demonizing militancy in the Occupy movement last year, Hedges – in the words of Occupy Wall Street organizer Amin Husain – "almost derailed us" [1] (Sadly, Amin was wrong about the "almost" part). But it's hard to look the other way when Hedges drags the name of several generations of anarchists through the dirt, as he did in a recent column; and it is perilous to ignore the fact that he represents a powerful network of liberal recuperators who have been undermining resistance in this country for years while claiming to promote it.
A few weeks ago, Hedges wrote a column entitled "Sparks of Rebellion," which was one of his periodic forays into Grand Movement Strategy. [2] He opens with a shallow intellectual history of modern radicalism in which virtually none of the statements are true, particularly in regards to anarchists: Kropotkin was not a gradualist but a revolutionary – hence his autobiography is called Memoirs of a Revolutionist; Bakunin did not elevate déclassé intellectuals above the proletariat (or anyone else), but envisioned all oppressed classes making the revolution [3] – and so on and so forth. Hedges clearly believes his Pulitzer prize gives him entitlement to stuff a book's worth of assertions into a paragraph without any supporting evidence.
Equally disconcerting is that once Hedges gets to introducing his own propositions about revolution, none of them are coherent: We're told that a modern revolt must not be "reliant on the industrial or agrarian muscle of workers", but will rely on "the dispossessed working poor", but "It is not the poor who make revolutions.", but "service workers and fast food workers…will be one of our primary engines of revolt." Does anyone have any questions?
In the end, all this name-dropping and sophomoric analysis is a bait-and-switch for what Hedges really wants to talk about: the importance of pacifism – which he finally gets to in paragraph six. Hedges evokes the much-touted and under-scrutinized Harvard study by Erica Chenoweth and Maria Stephan which "examined 100 years of violent and nonviolent resistance movements and concluded that nonviolent movements succeed twice as often as violent uprisings." To judge how accurate this study is, one might want to note that the authors omitted all civil rights and labor struggles from their data set. [4] Even more problematic is Chenoweth's meaninglessly amorphous criteria of nonviolence which has no relationship to the strictures that Gandhi, Gene Sharp or Chris Hedges would impose on us: One of the study's featured cases is the Philipine revolt of 1986 which originated as an armed coup, and climaxed with a bomb dropped on the presidential palace. [5] In the wake of the ouster of Hosni Mubarak in 2011, Chenoweth took to publishing commentaries praising the Egyptian rebellion for its nonviolence even as hundreds of police stations firebombed by protesters were still smoldering. [6]
But the foulest aspect of Hedges' scribble is the attempt to divide the present generation of militant anarchists from their respected classical forebears. The liberal journalist has never retracted a word of his "Cancer in Occupy" meltdown, and takes another passing shot at "the Black Bloc" in this article. In contrast to the cancerous youths, Hedges holds up a mature, mythologized Emma Goldman who "came to be very wary of…the efficacy of violence."
The tendency of pacifists to co-opt every conceivable radical icon into their ideology never ceases to amaze; thus the new school of pacifist history portrays the Russian Revolution as nonviolent[7] – even though at least as much property was destroyed there as in Egypt [8] – and now Red Emma is assimilated as an apostate from militancy. How Goldman could also have been, in the last decade of her life, a key information officer for anarchist militias which executed fascist commanders with regularity isn't explained. [9] Her correspondence during the Spanish Civil War shows distaste for the bloodshed, but it also records her explicitly rejecting Gandhian strategy as hopelessly naive.[10] Goldman was as nonviolent as Sherman was when he lamented that "war is hell" just before he burned down Atlanta – a common sense human impulse, not a strategic analysis; she was wary of every aspect of force except the efficacy of it. But if Hedges can't lie, it's not his revolution.
The grotesque irony here is that Emma Goldman rejected this game of demonize-and-assimilate whenever it was applied in her own time. Hedges claims to be "reading and rereading the debates among some of the great radical thinkers of the 19th and 20th centuries," but somehow he missed the debate between Goldman and V.I. Lenin during the Russian Civil War. In her autobiography, Goldman recounts how she and Alexander Berkman went to the Kremlin to protest the mass arrests of anarchists during the Bolshevik terror. Lenin dismisses the objections saying responsible anarchists like her are respected in Russia, and he only attacks "bandits" and "Makhnovtsy" (supporters of militia leader Nestor Makhno). Goldman recognizes the psychology of counterinsurgency immediately –
Imagine," I broke in, "capitalist America also divides the anarchists into two categories, philosophic and criminal. The first are accepted in highest circles; one of them is even high in the councils of the Wilson Administration. The second category, to which we have the honor of belonging, is persecuted and often imprisoned. Yours also seems to be a distinction without a difference. Don't you think so? [11]
Reading this passage, it's striking how little has changed. It isn't difficult to imagine, say, Rebecca Solnit – "philosophic" anarchist and Obama campaigner [12] – being feted at the White House in reward for her work bashing radicals, while at the same time "criminal" anarchists like Marie Mason and Oso Blanco rot in prison.
The revolution may not start tomorrow, and we hope it won't be a bloodbath when it does. But diverse tactics are needed to end the assaults on the water, the air, the climate, on all our lives and dignity. The moribund pacifism of the establishment left has failed, and the failure is so terminal that they must stoop to falsifying history in order to even make a case for themselves.
[Lorenzo Raymond is an independent historian and educator living in New York City.]
1. Democracy Now, "No Work, No Shopping, Occupy Everywhere", May 1, 2012 – http://www.democracynow.org/2012/5/1/no_work_no_shopping_occupy_everywhere
2. https://www.commondreams.org/view/2013/09/30-6
3. As Paul Avrich has noted, Bakunin had a "conception of an all-encompassing class war." This definitely included "fervent, energetic youths, totally declasse, with no career or way out," but they were only one part of an " 'all-embracing' revolution… including, besides the working class, the darkest elements of society…the unemployed, the vagrants and outlaws…the instinct of rebellion was the common property of all the oppressed classes of the population." Avrich also writes that, "While entrusting the intellectuals with a critical role in the forthcoming revolution, Bakunin at the same time cautioned them against attempting to seize political power on their own…On this point Bakunin was most emphatic." Paul Avrich, The Russian Anarchists (1967) – http://www.ditext.com/avrich/russian/1.html
4. Note 35 of Chenoweth, Stephan "Why Civil Resistance Works: The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict" International Security, Vol. 33, Issue 1, Summer 2008 – http://www.mitpressjournals.org/doi/pdf/10.1162/isec.2008.33.1.7
5. Monina Allarey Mercado, Francisco S. Tatad, People Power: Eyewitness to History (James B. Reuter, S.J., Foundation, 1986) p202-209
6. Erica Chenoweth, "Give Peaceful Resistance a Chance" The New York Times, March 9, 2001- http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/10/opinion/10chenoweth.html?_r=0 ; David D. Kirkpatrick, "Mubarak orders crackdown with revolt sweeping Egypt" The New York Times, January 28, 2011; Lorenzo Dubois, "PEACE AND FIRE: Diversity of Tactics in the Egyptian Revolution (Jan-Feb 2011)" -http://boston.indymedia.org/feature/display/214110/index.php
7. Jonathan Schell, The Unconquerable World: Power, Nonviolence, and the Will of the People (Metropolitan, 2003) p169-170
8. Richard Stites, Revolutionary Dreams : Utopian Vision and Experimental Life in the Russian Revolution (Oxford University Press, 1988), p67
9. David Porter, editor, Vision on Fire: Emma Goldman on the Spanish Revolution (AK Press, 2006) p226 – http://zinelibrary.info/files/Goldman%20-%20Vision%20on%20Fire%20-%20Emma%20Goldman%20on%20the%20Spanish%20Revolution.pdf
10. Goldman wrote to a young US anarchist in 1936: "…the organized force used against the followers of Gandhi has finally forced them to use violence, much to the distress of Gandhi…Most important of all is that mechanized warfare and violence used by the state make non-resistance utterly futile. What do you think non-resistance could do during bombardment from the air – a daily occurrence in Spanish cities and towns?" She concludes that "…as a method of combating the complex social injustices and inequalities, non-resistance cannot be a decisive factor." David Porter, Vision on Fire, p239-240; Goldman also attributes the collapse of the social revolution to the CNT "suddenly turning pacifist" when it came to resisting internal repression from the Stalinists. "Gandhi could not have done better," she notes with bitterness. Vision on Fire, p228 – – http://zinelibrary.info/files/Goldman%20-%20Vision%20on%20Fire%20-%20Emma%20Goldman%20on%20the%20Spanish%20Revolution.pdf
11. Emma Goldman, Living My Life (Alfred K. Knopf, 1931), p766 – http://dwardmac.pitzer.edu/Anarchist_Archives/goldman/living/living2_52a.html
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Complications for Chavez
Steven L. Taylor · Monday, December 31, 2012 · 1 comment
Via the BBC: Hugo Chavez: Venezuela leader suffers 'new complications'
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has suffered "new complications" after a cancer operation in Cuba, his vice-president has said.
In a televised address from Cuba, Nicolas Maduro said Mr Chavez continued to be in a "delicate state".
Mr Maduro did not give details about Mr Chavez's condition but said the latest complications were connected to the respiratory infection.
"The state of health of President Chavez continues to be delicate."
He added that the treatment was "not without risk."
Chavez is supposed to be sworn in for his new term in office on the 10th of January.
FILED UNDER: Latin America, Quick Takes, World Politics
About Steven L. Taylor
Steven L. Taylor is Professor of Political Science and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Troy University. His main areas of expertise include parties, elections, and the institutional design of democracies. His most recent book is the co-authored A Different Democracy: American Government in a 31-Country Perspective. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Texas and his BA from the University of California, Irvine. He has been blogging since 2003 (originally at the now defunct Poliblog). Follow Steven on Twitter
Trumwill mobile says:
Monday, December 31, 2012 at 15:05
It seems pretty clear he is faking it to avoid testifying about Benghazi.
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'She Choked to Death': Son of Folk Singer Who Died After Catching Covid on Purpose Speaks Out
Rush Limbaugh: Student Survivors 'Bashing the NRA' Doesn't Solve the Problem
By Josh FeldmanFeb 18th, 2018, 10:44 am
Rush Limbaugh spoke with Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday today in a rare TV interview reacting to the Parkland school shooting.
Limbaugh spoke with Wallace immediately following Wallace's interview with student survivors of the shooting, who are calling for marches next month to call on legislators to take serious action on gun control.
One of those students, Cameron Kasky, directly told Wallace, "This isn't about the red and blue, the GOP and the Democrats, this is about adults and kids. At this point, you are either with us or against us… In the next election we are saying if you are accepting money from the NRA, there is a badge of shame on you because you are enabling things like this to happen."
Limbaugh started by saying, "You have to feel for them. This has wrecked their lives."
But he took issue with the overall focus on guns here, saying, "I couldn't care less about the gun angle of this."
"Prayers and condolences don't solve it," Limbaugh said, "and marches aren't going to solve it. Chris, the next shooter is out there. The next shooter probably has the gun that he's going to use… How is anything that we're talking about going to stop that?"
"These students think they're taking politics out of this. The minute they bash the NRA, it's politics… This is an event that advances a political agenda for the American left and the Democrat party. Bash the NRA."
Watch above, via Fox News Sunday.
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I read with some relief that more people were not injured in the fire and explosion at the Lubbock University Medical Center (UPDATE: 8 injured after explosion prompts partial evacuation of UMC in Lubbock, Dec. 19, amarillo.com).
I have spent my adult life working in scientific laboratories in Austin, New York, Memphis, Nashville, Chicago and Amarillo. It is not enough that the lab personnel have fast information in case of fire. We must provide it in a consistent location in all laboratories for police, fire, trauma, EMT, OSHA, ANSI and even wilderness responders.
A simple diagram of the wiring and what it is made of should be available at all times for these brave individuals. They have enough on their minds when walking into an unknown location with unfamiliar activities occurring around them.
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The Rise of Nationalism in Europe Important Questions and Answers
JAC Class 10 Social Science Important Questions History Chapter 1 The Rise of Nationalism in Europe
November 9, 2022 June 4, 2022 by Prasanna
JAC Board Class 10th Social Science Important Questions History Chapter 1 The Rise of Nationalism in Europe
The first clear expression of Nationalism in Europe came with:
(a) The American Revolution
(b) The French Revolution
(c) The Russian Revolution
(d) The Industrial Revolution
Nationalism brought about in Europe the emergence of:
(a) The Nation-State
(b) The Modem State
(c) Multinational Dynastic State
(d) Alliances formed among many European states
Frederic Sorrieu, a French artist, in his . series of four prints (1848) visualised his dream of a world as:
(a) A world made up of 'democratic and social republics'
(b) A world made up of one nation, one world
(c) A world with one absolute ruler
(d) A world following one religion, one language
The ideas of a United Community enjoying equal rights under a Constitution were expressed by the French as:
(a) La Patrie
(b) Le Citoyen
The Civil Code of 1804, also known as the Napoleonic Code, established:
(a) Equality before the law
(b) Secured the right to property
(c) Did away with all the privileges based on birth
(d) All the above
What kind of political and constitu¬tional change was brought about by the French Revolution?
(a) It ended the absolute monarchy
(b) It transferred power to a body of the ' French citizens
(c) It proclaimed that henceforth people would constitute the nation and shape its destiny
(d) ALtthe above
The three leaders who helped unification of Italy were:
(a) Giuseppe Mazzini, Victor Emmanuel II, Cavour
(b) Giuseppe Mazzini, Cavour, Giuseppe Garibaldi
(c) Victor Emmanuel, Bismarck, Cavour
Socially and politically dominant class in Europe during mid-eighteenth century was
(a) The Nobility
(b) The landed aristocracy
(c) The Church
(d) The absolute monarchs
The denial of universal suffrage in Europe, led to
(a) Revolutions
(b) Women and non-propertied men organising opposition movements, demanding equal rights throughout 19th and early 20th centuries
(c) Demand of equal political rights
(d) Return of monarchy
In politics, liberalism emphasised
(a) End of autocracy and clerical privileges, a constitution and a representative government through Parliament
(b) The inviolability of private property
(c) The right to vote
(d) Both (a) and (b)
Name the event that mobilised nationalist feelings among the educated elite across Europe in 1830-1848?
The event that mobilised nationalist feelings among the educated elite across Europe in 1830-1848 was the Greek War ofIndependence.
What was the main aim of the revolutionaries of Europe during the years following 1815?
The main aim of the revolutionaries of Europe during the years following 1815 was to oppose monarchical forms of government, that had been established after the Congress of Vienna and to fight for liberty and freedom.
Who was proclaimed the German Emperor in a ceremony held at Versailles in January 1871?
Kaiser William I of Prussia was proclaimed the German Emperor in a ceremony held at Versailles in January 1871.
What is meant by Liberalism?
The word 'Liberalism' derived from the Latin word 'Liber' meaning 'free'. It stands for the end of aristocratic and clerical privileges, a constitution and representative government through parliament.
What was the main aim of the Treaty of Vienna of 1815?
The Treaty of Vienna of 1815 was signed with the aim of undoing most of the changes that had come about in Europe during the Napoleonic wars. It was signed to re-establish conservative regions in Europe.
What were the disadvantages of the administrative changes introduced by Napoleon?
The disadvantages of the administrative changes introduced by Napoleon were outweighed by increased taxation, censorship and forced conscription into the French armies.
What were the immediate results of the Revolution of 1830 in France?
As a result of Revolution of 1830, the Bourboh Kings who had been restored to power by the Congress of Vienna.
When was the Act of Union passed and with what results?
The Act of Union between England and Scotland took place in 1701. It led to the formation of United Kingdom of Great Britain.
Name the leader and the states which gave leadership in Italian Unification.
Victor Emmanuel II the king of Piedmont and Sardinia gave leadership in Italian Unification.
Who were the conservatives?
The Conservatives supported the traditional institutions and norms. They believed that the institutions of monarchy, the church, social hierarchies, property and family should be preserved.
How did nationalism and the idea of the nation-state emerge?
Socially and politically, aristocracy was the dominant class on the continent. The members of this class were united by a common way of life that cut across regional divisions. They owned estates in the countryside and also town-houses. They spoke French for purposes of diplomacy and in high society.
Their families were often connected by ties of marriage. This powerful aristocracy was, however, numerically a small group. The majority of the population was made up of the peasantry. To the west, the bulk of the land was farmed by tenants and small owners, while in Eastern and Central Europe the pattern of landholding was characterised by vast estates which were cultivated by serfs.
What led to the spread of conservatism in Europe and what were its impacts?
Following the defeat of Napoleon in 1815, European governments were driven by a spirit of conservatism. Conservatives believed that established, traditional institutions of state and society – like the monarchy, the Church, social hierarchies, property and the family – should be preserved.
Most conservatives, however, did not propose a return to the society of pre-revolutionary days. Rather, they realised, from the changes initiated by Napoleon, that modernisation could in fact strengthen traditional institutions like the monarchy. It could make state power more effective and strong. A modern army, an efficient bureaucracy, a dynamic economy, the abolition of feudalism and serfdom could strengthen the autocratic monarchies of Europe.
What was the reaction to the Napoleonic code?
Initially many people welcomed French armies as harbingers of liberty. But the initial enthusiasm soon turned to hostility, as it became clear that the new administrative arrangements did not go hand in hand with political freedom. Increased taxation, censorship, forced conscription into the French armies as required to conquer the rest of Europe, all seemed to outweigh the advantages of the administrative changes.
What were the highlights of the Treaty of Vienna, 1815?
In 1815, representatives of the European powers – Britain, Russia, Prussia and Austria – who had collectively defeated Napoleon, met at Vienna to draw up a settlement for Europe. The main highlights were to how the nation could develop and what economic measures could help forge this nation together.
On what basis the female allegories were given names?
Many female allegories were invented by artists in the nineteenth century to represent the nation. In France she was christened Marianne, a popular Christian name, which underlined the idea of a people's nation. Her characteristics were drawn from those of Liberty and the Republic – the red cap, the tricolour, the cockade.
Statues of Marianne were erected in public squares to remind the public of the national symbol of unity and to persuade them to identify with it. Marianne images were marked on coins and stamps. Similarly, Germania became the allegory of the German nation. In visual representations, Germania wears a crown of oak leaves, as the German oak stands for heroism.
What was the Romantic Imagination about a nation?
Romanticism was a cultural movement which sought to develop a particular form of nationalist sentiment. Romantic artists and poets generally criticised the glorification of reason and science and focused instead on emotions, intuition and mystical feelings. Their effort was to create a sense of a shared collective heritage, a common cultural past, as the basis of a nation. The emphasis on vernacular language and the collection of local folklore was not just to recover an ancient national spirit, but also to carry the modem nationalist message to large audiences who were mostly illiterate.
What led to the rise of the revolutionaries?
During the years following 1815, the fear of repression drove many liberal nationalists underground. Secret societies sprang up in many European states to train revolutionaries and spread their ideas. To be revolutionary at this time meant a commitment to oppose monarchical forms that had been established after the Vienna Congress and to fight for liberty and freedom. Most of these revolutionaries also saw the creation of nation-states as a necessary part of this struggle for freedom.
What views did Giuseppe Mazzini have about Italy?
Mazzini believed that God had intended nations to be the natural units of mankind.
So Italy could not continue to be a patchwork of small states and kingdoms. It had to be forged into a single unified republic within a wider alliance of nations. This unification from above could be the basis of Italian unity.
What was understood by the term 'Liberalism'?
The term liberalism derives from the Latin root liber meaning free. For the new middle classes liberalism stood for freedom for the individual and equality of all before law. Politically, it emphasised the concept of government by consent. Since the French Revolution, liberalism had stood for the end of autocracy and clerical privileges a constitution and representative government through parliament. Nineteenth century liberals also stressed the inviolability of private property.
What has made the Balkan a source of nationalist tension?
The most serious source of nationalist tension in Europe after 1871 was the area called the Balkans. The region had geographical and ethnical varieties. The Balkans included Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, Greece, Macedonia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Slovenia, Serbia and Montenegro. The inhabitants of the Balkan regions were called slavs. Most of the Balkan region was under Ottoman Rule. The spread of the ideas of romantic nationalism in the Balkans together with the disintegration of the Ottoman Empire made this region very explosive.
What were the reforms made by Napoleon?
Napoleon introduced many reforms that he had already introduced in France to all territories under his control. Through a return to monarchy Napoleon destroyed democracy in France, but in the administrative field he had incorporated revolutionary principles in order to make the whole system more rational and efficient.
(i) The Civil Code of 1804 – also known as the Napoleonic Code – did away with all privileges based on birth, established equality before the law and secured the right to property.
(ii) This Code was exported to the regions under French control. In the Dutch Republic, in Switzerland, in Italy and Germany, Napoleon simplified administrative divisions, abolished the feudal system and freed peasants from serfdom and manorial dues.
(iii) In the towns, guild restrictions were removed. Transport and communication systems were improved.
(iv) Peasants, artisans, workers and new businessmen enjoyed a new-found freedom. Businessmen and small-scale producers of goods, began to realise that uniform laws, standardised weights and measures, and a common national currency would facilitate the movement and exchange of goods and capital from one region to another.
(v) In the areas conquered, the reactions of the local populations to French rule were mixed. Initially, in Holland, Switzerland and cities like Brussels, Mainz, Milan and Warsaw, the French armies were welcomed as harbingers of liberty. But the initial enthusiasm soon turned to hostility, as it became clear that the new administrative arrangements did not go hand in hand with political freedom.
(vi) Increased taxation, censorship, forced recruitment into the French armies required to conquer the rest of Europe, all seemed to outweigh the advantages of the administrative changes.
Describe the French Revolution.
France was a full-fledged territorial state in 1789 under the rule of an absolute monarch. The political and constitutional changes that came in the wake of the French Revolution led to the transfer of sovereignty from the monarchy to a body of French citizens. The revolution proclaimed that the people would constitute the nation and shape its destiny. The French revolutionaries introduced various measures and practices that could create a sense of collective identity amongst the French people:
(i) The ideas of la patrie (the fatherland) and le citoyen (the citizen) of a united community enjoying equal rights under a constitution.
(ii) A .new French flag, the tricolour, was chosen to replace the former royal standard.
(iii) The Estates General was elected by the body of active citizens and renamed the National Assembly.
(iv) New hymns were composed, oaths taken and martyrs commemorated, all in the name of the nation.
(v) A centralised administrative system of uniform laws for all citizens within its territory. Internal customs duties and dues were abolished and a uniform system of weights and measures was adopted.
(vi) Regional dialects were discouraged and French, became the common language -of the nation.
(vii) The revolutionaries declared that it was the mission and the destiny of the French nation to liberate the peoples of Europe from despotism, i.e.,
to help other peoples of Eqr&pe to become nations.
(viii) When the news of the events in France reached the different cities of Europe, students and other members of educated middle classes began setting up Jacobin clubs. Their activities and campaigns
prepared the way for the French armies which moved into Holland, Belgium, Switzerland and much of Italy in the 1790s.
(ix) With the outbreak of the revolutionary wars, the French armies began to carry the idea of nationalism abroad.
What did Liberal Nationalism stand for?
(i) Ideas of national unity in early nineteenth century Europe were closely allied to the ideology of liberalism. The term 'liberalism' derives from the Latin word liber, meaning free.
(ii) For the new middle classes liberalism stood for freedom for the individual and equality of all before the law.
(iii) Politically, it emphasised the concept of government by consent. Since the French Revolution, liberalism had stood for the end of autocracy and clerical privileges, a constitution and representative government through parliament.
(iv) Nineteenth century liberals stressed the inviolability of private property. Yet, equality before the law did not necessarily stand for universal suffrage. Men without property and all women were excluded from political rights. Only for a brief period under the Jacobins did all adult males enjoy suffrage.
(v) The Napoleonic Code went back to limited suffrage and reduced women to the authority of fathers and husbands. Throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries women and non- propertied men organised opposition movements demanding equal political rights.
Why were the Middle class so named?
(i) Socially and politically, a aristocracy was the dominant class. The members of this class were united by a common way of life that cut across regional divisions.
(ii) They owned estates in the countryside and also town-houses. They spoke French for purposes of diplomacy and in high society. Their families were often connected by ties of marriage. This powerful aristocracy was, numerically a small group.
(iii) The majority of the population was made up of the peasantry. To the west, the bulk of the land was farmed by tenants and small owners, while in Eastern and Central Europe the landholdings were vast estates which were cultivated by serfs. In Western and parts of Central Europe the growth of industrial production and trade meant the growth of towns and the emergence of commercial classes whose existence was based on production for the market.
(iv) Industrialisation began in England in the second half of the eighteenth century, but in France and parts of the German states it occurred only during the nineteenth century. In its wake, new social groups came into being: a working-class population, and middle classes made up of industrialists, businessmen, professionals.
(v) In Central and Eastern Europe these groups were smaller in number till late nineteenth century. It was among the educated, liberal middle classes that ideas of national unity following the abolition of aristocratic privileges gained popularity.
Activity Based Questions
Questioin 1.
On a political map of Europe, mark the following states which emerged in Europe after the Congress of Vienna in 1815.
(a) Sardinia
(b) Spain
(c) Portugal
(d) France
(e) Ottoman Empire
(f) Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
(g) Kingdom of the Papal Estate – Rome
(h) Austrian Empire – Austria, Hungary and Galicia
JAC Class 10 Social Science Important Questions
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Fans of the popular Channel 31 car show Gasolene wouldn't have been disappointed with the quality of Australian and US metal at the second Gasolene Muscle Car Expo, held at Melbourne's stylish Royal Exhibition Buildings.
The 140 hand-picked machines on display were the creme de la creme of '60s and '70s muscle from Ford, Chevrolet, Holden and Chrysler and their combined value must have been in the millions. Even Unique Cars' notoriously hard-to-please Phil Walker was impressed and glad that he left his cheque book at home.
It was all killer, no filler, including a big display of Mad Max cars and special guest Adrian Bennett from the Mad Max Museum in outback Silverton. Event director, Michael Curson, said the Expo built on the success of last year's inaugural event and he was pleased with the attendance, with people queueing to get in as soon as the doors opened on the Friday.
"I want to thank my whole team for their hard work in making the show happen, we spent a lot of time choosing the cars," Curson said. "The committee put a lot of work into finding great cars. We hand-picked all the cars and people who couldn't make it to the Expo will be able to see it on upcoming episodes of Gasolene on C31."
"I wasn't involved in the judging, thankfully, because the quality of the cars was so high it was very hard to pick the winners – every car deserved a trophy. But if I had to pick one car that caught my eye it was a green HQ GTS Monaro. And the Dodge Daytona we had at the front door was pretty wicked looking too."
But someone has to win. Check out the below graphic for all the cars that received Gasolene gongs. | {
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I just came back from The Royal College of Emergency Medicine Annual Scientific Conference held in Manchester, UK from 28 to 30 September. It was an excellent conference, with great organisation and fantastic speakers including international lecturers like the larger than life Scott Weingart and amazing Cliff Reid, not to mention a range of UK based professors and consultants.
For a brilliant summary of the most exciting lectures, I recommend you visit the RCEM FOAMed Network.
I have participated with two abstracts based on the research I have conducted during the last 6 months. Both were presented as posters, and you can view them below.
Patient Results Collector, an open source computer software to facilitate clinical audits. A case study.
Can we consider adjusting cutoff point of HemosIL D-dimer assay fo the exclusion of pulmonary embolism? | {
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Report>
<Title><var var="I18N::translate('Missing data')" /></Title>
<Description><var var="I18N::translate('A report of the information that is missing for an individual and their relatives.')" /></Description>
<Input name="pid" type="text" default="" lookup="INDI"><var var="I18N::translate('Individual')"/></Input>
<Input name="relatives" type="select" default="direct-ancestors" options="child-family=>I18N::translate('Parents and siblings')|spouse-family=>I18N::translate('Spouses and children')|direct-ancestors=>I18N::translate('Direct line ancestors')|ancestors=>I18N::translate('Direct line ancestors and their families')|descendants=>I18N::translate('Descendants')|all=>I18N::translate('All')"><var var="I18N::translate('Choose relatives')"/></Input>
<Input name="maxgen" type="select" default="*" options="1=>I18N::number(1)|2=>I18N::number(2)|3=>I18N::number(3)|4=>I18N::number(4)|5=>I18N::number(5)|6=>I18N::number(6)|7=>I18N::number(7)|8=>I18N::number(8)|9=>I18N::number(9)|10=>I18N::number(10)|*=>I18N::translate('All')"><var var="I18N::translate('Generations')"/></Input>
<Input name="pageSize" type="select" default="A4" options="letter=>I18N::translateContext('paper size','Letter')|A3=>I18N::translateContext('paper size', 'A3')|A4=>I18N::translateContext('paper size','A4')|legal=>I18N::translateContext('paper size','Legal')"><var var="I18N::translate('Page size')" /></Input>
<!--
<Input name="fonts" type="select" default="dejavusans" options="arialunicid0=>I18N::translateContext('font name', 'Arial')|dejavusans=>I18N::translateContext('font name', 'DejaVu')|helvetica=>I18N::translateContext('font name', 'Helvetica')"><var var="I18N::translate('Font')"/></Input>
-->
<SetVar name="fonts" value="dejavusans" />
<Input name="fsour" type="checkbox" default="0"><var var="I18N::translate('Sources to the events')" /></Input>
<Input name="fbirt" type="checkbox" default="1"><var var="I18N::translate('Birth')"/></Input>
<Input name="fbapm" type="checkbox" default="0"><var var="I18N::translate('Baptism')"/> / <var var="I18N::translate('Christening')"/></Input>
<Input name="fbarm" type="checkbox" default="0"><var var="I18N::translate('Bar mitzvah')"/></Input>
<Input name="fbasm" type="checkbox" default="0"><var var="I18N::translate('Bat mitzvah')"/></Input>
<Input name="fconf" type="checkbox" default="0"><var var="I18N::translate('Confirmation')"/></Input>
<Input name="fenga" type="checkbox" default="0"><var var="I18N::translate('Engagement')"/></Input>
<Input name="ffcom" type="checkbox" default="0"><var var="I18N::translate('First communion')"/></Input>
<Input name="fmarb" type="checkbox" default="0"><var var="I18N::translate('Marriage banns')"/></Input>
<Input name="fmarr" type="checkbox" default="0"><var var="I18N::translate('Marriage')"/></Input>
<Input name="fdeat" type="checkbox" default="1"><var var="I18N::translate('Death')"/></Input>
<Input name="fburi" type="checkbox" default="0"><var var="I18N::translate('Burial')"/></Input>
<Input name="freli" type="checkbox" default="0"><var var="I18N::translate('Religion')"/></Input>
<!-- Header -->
<Style name="header" font="$fonts" size="18" style="b"/>
<!-- Generated by style - required style name by the generator -->
<Style name="genby" font="$fonts" size="8"/>
<!-- Page numbers text -->
<Style name="pagenum" font="$fonts" size="8"/>
<!-- Date Text - CSS Style name -->
<Style name="date" font="$fonts" size="8"/>
<!-- Column list labels - CSS Style name -->
<Style name="list_label" font="$fonts" size="9" style="b"/>
<!-- List values - CSS Style name -->
<Style name="list_value" font="$fonts" size="9"/>
<SetVar name="name" value="300" />
<SetVar name="printname" value="0" />
<SetVar name="vspace" value="5" />
<SetVar name="nrrelatives" value="0" />
<SetVar name="nrprinted" value="0" />
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="0" />
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="0" />
<Doc pageSize="$pageSize">
<Header>
<Cell align="center" newline="1" style="header"><var var="I18N::translate('Missing data')" /></Cell>
<Cell align="rightrtl" newline="1" style="pagenum"><var var="I18N::translate('Page')"/> <PageNum/> / <TotalPages/></Cell>
<Cell align="center" border="1" style="list_label" width="$name"><var var="I18N::translate('Name')" /></Cell>
<Cell align="center" border="1" newline="1" style="list_label"><var var="I18N::translate('Event')" /></Cell>
</Header>
<!--
Start with BIRT GEDCOM tag.
Place any GEDCOM tags in GEDCOM alphabetic order here
nd it with DEAT and BURI
Place any GEDCOM tags after DEAT/BURI witch has no additional subtags, such as RELI, in alphabetic order
-->
<Body>
<Relatives id="$pid" group="$relatives" maxgen="$maxgen" sortby="NAME">
<!-- Relatives counter -->
<SetVar name="nrrelatives" value="$nrrelatives + 1" />
<SetVar name="printname" value="0" />
<!-- Birth -->
<if condition="$fbirt=='1'">
<!-- Total Event Counter -->
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 2" />
<if condition="@BIRT:DATE==''">
<!-- Missing event counter -->
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Date of birth')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="@BIRT:PLAC==''">
<!-- Missing event counter -->
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Place of birth')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$fsour=='1'">
<!-- Total Event Counter -->
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 1" />
<if condition="@BIRT:SOUR==''">
<!-- Missing event counter -->
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Source')" /></Cell>
</if>
</if>
</if>
<!-- Baptism / Christining -->
<if condition="$fbapm=='1'">
<!-- Total Event Counter -->
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 2" />
<SetVar name="printbapm" value="0" />
<!-- Baptism -->
<if condition="(@CHR:DATE=='') and (@CHR:PLAC=='') and (@CHR:SOUR=='')">
<if condition="@BAPM:DATE==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Date of baptism')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="@BAPM:PLAC==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Place of baptism')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$fsour=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 1" />
<if condition="@BAPM:SOUR==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Source')" /></Cell>
</if>
</if>
<SetVar name="printbapm" value="1" />
</if>
<!-- Christining -->
<if condition="((@CHR:DATE=='') or (@CHR:PLAC=='')) and ($printbapm==0)">
<if condition="@CHR:DATE==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Date of christening')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="@CHR:PLAC==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Place of christening')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$fsour=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 1" />
<if condition="@CHR:SOUR==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Source')" /></Cell>
</if>
</if>
</if>
</if>
<!-- BARM - male only -->
<if condition="($fbarm=='1') and (@SEX=='M')">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 2" />
<if condition="@BARM:DATE==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Date of bar mitzvah')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="@BARM:PLAC==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Place of bar mitzvah')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$fsour=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 1" />
<if condition="@BARM:SOUR==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Source')" /></Cell>
</if>
</if>
</if>
<!-- BASM - female only -->
<if condition="($fbasm=='1') and (@SEX=='F')">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 2" />
<if condition="@BASM:DATE==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Date of bat mitzvah')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="@BASM:PLAC==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Place of bat mitzvah')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$fsour=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 1" />
<if condition="@BASM:SOUR==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Source')" /></Cell>
</if>
</if>
</if>
<!-- CONF -->
<if condition="$fconf=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 2" />
<if condition="@CONF:DATE==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Date of confirmation')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="@CONF:PLAC==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Place of confirmation')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$fsour=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 1" />
<if condition="@CONF:SOUR==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Source')" /></Cell>
</if>
</if>
</if>
<!-- ENGA -->
<if condition="$fenga=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 2" />
<Gedcom id="@FAMS">
<if condition="@ENGA:DATE==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Date of engagement')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="@ENGA:PLAC==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Place of engagement')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$fsour=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 1" />
<if condition="@ENGA:SOUR==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Source')" /></Cell>
</if>
</if>
</Gedcom>
</if>
<!-- FCOM -->
<if condition="$ffcom=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 2" />
<if condition="@FCOM:DATE==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Date of first communion')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="@FCOM:PLAC==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Place of first communion')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$fsour=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 1" />
<if condition="@FCOM:SOUR==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Source')" /></Cell>
</if>
</if>
</if>
<!-- MARB -->
<if condition="$fmarb=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 2" />
<Gedcom id="@FAMS">
<if condition="@MARB:DATE==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Date of marriage banns')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="@MARB:PLAC==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Place of marriage banns')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$fsour=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 1" />
<if condition="@MARB:SOUR==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Source')" /></Cell>
</if>
</if>
</Gedcom>
</if>
<!-- MARM -->
<if condition="$fmarr=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 2" />
<Gedcom id="@FAMS">
<if condition="@MARR:DATE==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Date of marriage')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="@MARR:PLAC==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Place of marriage')" /></Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$fsour=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 1" />
<if condition="@MARR:SOUR==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
</if>
<if condition="$printname=='0'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"><GetPersonName id="" /></Cell>
<SetVar name="printname" value="1" />
</if>
<Cell newline="1" style="list_value"><var var="I18N::translate('Source')" /></Cell>
</if>
</if>
</Gedcom>
</if>
<!-- DEAT -->
<if condition="$fdeat=='1'">
<SetVar name="nrevent" value="$nrevent + 2" />
<if condition="@DEAT:DATE==''">
<SetVar name="nrmissingevent" value="$nrmissingevent + 1" />
<if condition="$printname=='1'">
<Cell style="list_value" width="$name"> </Cell>
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Dec 5: As part of a broader effort to further inform decisions related to LNG exports, the Department of Energy (DOE) commissioned NERA Economic Consulting to conduct a third party study in order to gain a better understanding of how U.S. LNG exports could affect the public interest, with an emphasis on the energy and manufacturing sectors. The Department is releasing that study and making it available for public review and comment. As this is not a Department of Energy product, the Department will be conducting its own review of the study as well as consideration of relevant comments made throughout the process prior to making final determinations.
DOE indicates that Federal law generally requires approval of natural gas exports to countries that have a free trade agreement with the United States. For countries that do not have a free trade agreement with the U.S., the Department of Energy is required to grant applications for export authorizations unless the Department finds that the proposed exports "will not be consistent with the public interest." Factors for consideration include economic, energy security, and environmental impacts.
On December 5, 2012, the Department of Energy's Office of Fossil Energy posted the final NERA report into the 15 pending export application dockets, and invites the public to provide comment. The report and resulting comments will be taken into consideration as the Department makes its public interest determinations in each case. The Department will accept initial comments on the report for 45 days after the official notice of the study appears in the Federal Register. Reply comments will be accepted for a period of 30 days, beginning on the day after the conclusion of the initial comment period. All comments received need only be submitted once as they will be placed in the administrative record for each of the 15 currently pending export application dockets.
Following the closing of the reply comment period, DOE will begin to act on the 15 applications on a case-by-case basis. The study released will be one of the inputs considered during evaluation of those applications. The Energy Department expects to act first upon applications for which the applicants have commenced the pre-filing process at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) as of December 5, 2012, in the general order in which the Department received them. Following disposition of those applications that have pre-filed with FERC, the Energy Department expects to act upon the rest of the pending applications – and any others submitted - in the order received.
The NERA report contains an analysis of the impact of exports of LNG on the U.S. economy under a wide range of different assumptions about levels of exports, global market conditions, and the cost of producing natural gas in the U.S. The report concludes, "Across all these scenarios, the U.S. was projected to gain net economic benefits from allowing LNG exports. Moreover, for every one of the market scenarios examined, net economic benefits increased as the level of LNG exports increased. In particular, scenarios with unlimited exports always had higher net economic benefits than corresponding cases with limited exports."
Additionally, the report indicates, "Net benefits to the U.S. would be highest if the U.S. becomes able to produce large quantities of gas from shale at low cost, if world demand for natural gas increases rapidly, and if LNG supplies from other regions are limited. If the promise of shale gas is not fulfilled and costs of producing gas in the U.S. rise substantially, or if there are ample supplies of LNG from other regions to satisfy world demand, the U.S. would not export LNG."
Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), Ranking Member on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee commented on the report saying, "The administration should be commended for commissioning such a comprehensive and transparent review of the potential impacts of exporting natural gas. It's clear from the study that exporting LNG would be beneficial to the U.S. economy, and the greater the level of exports, the greater the benefit." She said, DOE is required to approve exports to countries with free trade agreements with the United States, but it can limit or block exports to non-FTA countries if it finds they are not in the public interest.
Sen. Murkowski explained that DOE put a hold on reviewing export license applications until two studies on LNG exports were finalized. The Energy Information Administration released the first one in January. Today's report is the second study. She said that based on the findings of the most recent study, it may be time to revisit the approval process for exporting LNG to non-FTA countries. She said, "The conclusions in this report on the benefits to the economy should inform the DOE approval process regarding exports. This is a really good report and it really does provide guidance as we move forward."
On November 29, Sierra Club released a report highlighting what they called "the significant risks of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG)," and called on DOE to take a "careful look at the dangerous effects of increased fracking on Americans' water, air, land and health." The report, titled Look Before the LNG Leap, cautions against the rubber stamp approval of proposed liquefied natural gas export facilities, and refutes DOE's claim that it cannot predict where new fracking will occur as a result of approved LNG exports [See WIMS 11/29/12].
Sierra Club Executive Director Michael Brune issued a statement on the latest NERA report saying, "The law requires the Department of Energy to determine if more natural gas exports are in the public interest -- so it is baffling that this report omits the serious threats increased fracking and gas production pose to our water, our air, and the health of our families. Even if we consider what's actually included in this analysis, increased gas exports are expected to result in higher gas prices and lower wages for American families, meaning we pay the price here while the companies shipping gas overseas rake in the profits."
The American Petroleum Institute (API) Group Director of Upstream and Industry Operations Erik Milito welcomed the NERA report and said, "Today's DOE report highlights the game changing benefits of exporting energy. This is a big opportunity for the administration to bolster job creation and economic growth and to address the backlog of LNG export applications. The U.S. is at a historical turning point with energy due to the nation's abundant natural gas resources. With the right policies, exports can help grow the country's economy, help reverse our trade deficit and help bring back millions of U.S. jobs in engineering, manufacturing, construction and facility operations." | {
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Lists July 11, 2019
Radio Today's 40 Most Influential People in Australian Radio in 2019
Never underestimate the influence you have on others.
Radio's place in a dynamic media landscape is frequently questioned, but the format remains one of the true survivors when compared to television and print.
The advent of podcasting and the changing ways in which we interact with audio have of course challenged the shape of our industry, and yet, terrestrial radio remains a pillar of power.
And so too do the women and men leading the industry from the inside.
Radio Today's 40 Most Influential People in Australian Radio in 2019 seeks to hold a mirror to reflect the way radio is evolving, evident by the eight new names who appear for the first time.
This year's list leans in on the content, marketing and audio side of the radio business.
Only executives working full time within a radio station or network were considered. That also means no on-air talent were included, only executives working behind the scenes.
Major names missing due to their departure from active duty or changes in Radio Today's criteria include Mitch Fifield, Lachlan Murdoch, Michelle Guthrie, Michael Mason, Rob Atkinson, Peter Bush, Robert Kaye, Russell Tate, Guy Dobson and Ollie Wards.
FM radio dominates the list, mostly due to its competitive format.
There are 14 executives from Southern Cross Austereo, eight from NOVA Entertainment, seven from Australian Radio Network, four from ABC Radio and just one from Macquarie Media.
This is the first edition of Radio Today's most influential list with a woman in the top spot.
Of the 40 trailblazers listed below, 11 women have been named for their influence (27.5%).
That figure rises from 9/40 or 22.5% in 2018, but is a clear sign that senior representation in the industry has a long way to go.
Australian Radio Network and Macquarie Media are the only two networks with no women in qualifying executive positions.
40 Most Influential People in Australian Radio in 2019
1. Cathy O'Connor – Chief Executive Officer, NOVA Entertainment
2. Ciaran Davis – Chief Executive Officer, Australian Radio Network
3. Grant Blackley – Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, Southern Cross Austereo
4. Adam Lang – Chief Executive Officer, Macquarie Media
5. Paul Jackson – Group Program Director, NOVA Entertainment
6. Duncan Campbell – Group Content Director, Australian Radio Network
7. Joan Warner – Chief Executive Officer, Commercial Radio Australia
8. Mike Fitzpatrick – Head of Content, Triple M Network (SCA)
9. Ita Buttrose – Chair, Australian Broadcasting Corporation
10. Gemma Fordham – Head of Content, Hit Network (SCA)
11. John Kelly – Chief Operating Officer, Southern Cross Austereo
12. Janet & Alison Cameron – Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Grant Broadcasters
13. David Anderson – Managing Director, Australian Broadcasting Corporation
14. Kevin Blyton – Chair, Capital Radio Group
15. Derek Bargwanna – Head of Content, KIIS Sydney & Melbourne (ARN)
16. Ben Latimer – Program Director, Nova 96.9 & Nova 91.9 (NE)
17. Peter Clay – Head of Programming, Nova 96.9 & smoothfm Network (NE)
18. Irene Hulme – Head of Music, Hit Network (SCA)
19. Mickey Maher – Head of Music, Triple M (SCA)
20. Chris Scaddan – Head of Music, Australian Broadcasting Corporation
21. Jeremy Millar – Strategy & Transformation, Australian Broadcasting Corporation
22. Jay Walkerden – Head of Podcasting & Nova 106.9 Program Director, NOVA Entertainment
23. Brendan Taylor – Group Program Operations Director, NOVA Entertainment
24. Rowly & Judy Paterson – Executive Directors, ACE Radio Network
25. Dave Cameron – General Manager, Southern Cross Austereo Melbourne
26. Grant Tothill – Head of Podcasting, PodcastOne (SCA)
27. Dan Bradley – Content Director, Triple M Melbourne (SCA)
28. Michael Harvey – Chief Operating & Financial Officer, Australian Radio Network
29. Scott Muller – Content Director, WSFM (ARN)
30. Geraint Davies – Chief Operating Officer, iHeartRadio Australia (ARN)
31. Bill Caralis – Managing Director, Super Radio Network
32. Tony Thomas – Chief Marketing and Digital Officer, NOVA Entertainment
33. Anthony Xydis – Chief Marketing Officer, Australian Radio Network
34. Nikki Clarkson – Head of Marketing and Communication, Southern Cross Austereo
35. Mathew Eggleston – Hit Network National Operations Manager, Southern Cross Austereo
36. Jane Elliot – Publicity Director, NOVA Entertainment
37. Adrian Brine – Head of Talent Development Southern Cross Austereo
38. Gary Roberts – Managing Director, 96FM (ARN)
39. Jamie Angel – Content Director, Triple M Sydney (SCA)
40. Amanda Lee – Content Director, Fox FM (SCA)
As always, hit us up in the comments below if you believe we've missed anyone.
ABC Radio Adam Lang Australian Radio Network Cathy O'Connor Ciaran Davis Grant Blackley Macquarie Media Most Influential People in Australian Radio NOVA Entertainment Southern Cross Austereo
Recent comments (20)
Only one Macquarie person even though they have the top rating stations in the biggest two markets? And 14 from SCA?
40 or 42 most influential people?
Olek Fan Club
Where is Josh Olek?
Don't forget your ABC
11 Jul 2019 - 1:12 pm
Interesting list. For me, Ita Buttrose and David Anderson should be higher. The ABC is by far the most significant radio broadcaster in Australia and as such its leaders should be deemed the most influential.
The ABC has the highest share and broadest reach. Take a look at the most recent metro survey. Adding up ABC Local, Triple J, RN, Classic FM, and Newsradio for the Sydney market gives the ABC a total share of 20.5% – the highest of any group by some margin. Next best is Nova Ent with 17.4% share, then ARN at 16.3%. In Melbourne, ABC is 19.6%, followed by Sthn Cross at 16.5%.
Not to mention the ABC's over-representation in all regional markets and its dominance of emerging platforms such as digital radio and podcasts.
The ABC is the dominant radio broadcaster in Australia and its leaders deserve to be further up the list.
Ciaran O'Connor
I don't work for SCA so it's not a dig at the list, merely an observation.
Grant Blackley has significantly more radio stations within his companies portfolio. Surprised to see him land at number 3 behind the other metro only radio CEO's.
Jenny P
Ciaran O'Connor – I'm guessing it's because the SCA metro business doesn't perform as well as ARN and NE. And more stations shouldn't guarantee you a higher position, either.
12 Jul 2019 - 5:50 am
Georgie Page belongs on this list. Under her guidance as the program director of Smooth the stations have been market leaders in Sydney and Melbourne.
I also believe Kate Stevenson from 3AW belongs on the list, as well as the news directors of Macquarie Media in Melbourne and Sydney.
Craig Bruce should be in there good podcaster.
Interesting comments about the CEO's. You would think with Cathy's experience and longevity she should be number one. Ciaran also has been around for a long time now while Grant is relatively new to the business. ABC's CEO should be ahead of both he has the biggest reach of all.
That's a stellar top ten but you are being two kind to numbers 9 & 10. One is new to the role the other has had limited success. Are they just there because they are women ?
Adam Lang great radio man ex Austereo and has Number 1 stations Melbourne and Sydney.
Duncan Top ten interesting call.
KYLE and Alan Jones have more influence than most of the clowns on this list. Top rating breakfast talent more important that the CEO's listed here.
One sided as usual why have you only talked to Jackson at Nova. I'd like to hear from Gemma on this survey and Mike Fitzpatrick really enjoyed his ratings summary last book sounds like he knows what he's talking about.
How does Adam Lang make that list? Recent developments would suggest he is not even the most influential person at Macquarie.
He could not influence Chris Smith to go on nights. He couldn't influence him to resign quietly. His superiors were called in to negotiate the retention of Jones.
Wow, hardly the 4th most influential in radio
11 women out of 40 the radio industry should be bloody ashamed of itself honestly. Appalling. Fat old white men leading the way as always. After all this time. That is so depressing.
Georgie Page should absolutely be on this list, she is the Program Director of the very successful smoothfm. Hello #1 FM station in Sydney?
This is just a list of the 40 execs in radio. Nothing to see here.
Neil McKenna
I would put Peter Costello in Adam Lang's place. After all he told Russell Tate to re-sign Alan Jones and then the Chris Smith debacle and the bottom of the barrel MSN. Influential … I don't think so !
23 Dec 2019 - 12:49 pm
Dave Cameron at SCA just shot up into 5th place.
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Silica Exposure Risks at Work
Across the country, millions of United States workers have been exposed to a substance called crystalline silica. Found in the Earth's crust, this mineral is used in the manufacture of a variety of materials, including bricks, glass, and stone.
Construction workers, machine operators, steel workers, and other types of laborers who inhale the tiny particles of this substance are at risk of developing serious and potentially fatal respiratory diseases.
Respirable crystalline silica, or silica dust, is microscopic – almost 100 times smaller than grains of sand. Concrete, granite, stone, and other materials contain this mineral.
When these materials are broken up by sanding, blasting, drilling, grinding, or manufacturing, workers become exposed to this fine dust.
What are the Risks of Silica Exposure?
Workers who inhale these tiny silica crystals are at a greater risk of developing:
Silicosis is an incurable lung disease caused by breathing in dust containing crystalline silica particles. The dust forms scar tissue that limits lung function and makes it difficult to extract oxygen from the air.
Acute silicosis can develop after brief exposure to crystalline silica particles, and the early stages of this disease often go unnoticed for years.
How Can Employers and Workers Control Exposure to Silica Dust?
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) established a Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL), in order to regulate the maximum amount of silica dust that employees can be exposed to in a single work shift. In addition to the PEL, OSHA is launching an education and training initiative to help employers reduce worker exposure to the potentially dangerous substance.
Silica exposure prevention often involves:
Changing of clothes and showering before leaving the worksite
Eating and drinking away from any space that may contain silica dust
Ongoing air quality monitoring
Use of respirators among workers
Replacement of silica with an alternative substance
What is an Environmental Toxic Tort?
An environmental toxic tort is a type of personal injury claim involving a plaintiff who has been harmed by exposure to any toxic chemical or material, including asbestos, benzene, mold, pesticides, and silica. This exposure can take place at home, through the use of various consumer products, in the environment, or at work.
Toxic tort cases are generally brought against anyone who may have a legal duty to protect the plaintiff, like an employer, landlord, or product manufacturer. In this type of case, the plaintiff must show they were exposed to the dangerous substance and harmed as a result.
Toxic tort cases can be challenging, because symptoms may not appear until years after the initial exposure. They require skilled legal counsel from a Dover chemical and toxic exposure lawyer experienced in this type of litigation.
Dover Toxic Tort Lawyers at Jacobs & Crumplar, P.A. Fight for Victims of Silica Exposure
If you have developed a silica related-disease, Dover chemical and toxic exposure injury lawyers at Jacobs & Crumplar, P.A. can help determine who may be liable for your exposure. To discuss your case, call 302-656-5445 or complete the online contact form to get started. Our offices are in Wilmington and Georgetown to serve residents throughout the state of Delaware. | {
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Honda's new generation Ridgeline pickup truck has been introduced this year. The redesigned vehicle instantly became very popular, so we were rather surprised with the information that the Japanese car manufacturer works on the 2018 Honda Ridgeline. Since the completely redesigned model came this year, the 2018 version won't have any cosmetic change. However, the rumors indicate some big improvements under the hood.
According to the latest reports, the 2018 Ridgeline will receive a hybrid powertrain. The current pickup truck offers just a gasoline 3.5-liter V-6 engine, which is paired to a 6-speed automatic transmission. The next year model will, on the other hand, get a hybrid powertrain. The system will combine the same 3.5-liter unit with a pair of electric motors. We have no the exact output figures, but expect nothing less than 320 horsepower. Of course, the drivetrain will be mated to a new 9-speed automatic and the Super Handling All-Wheel Drive. The amazing system is currently offered with the Acura MDX. The 2018 Honda Ridgeline hybrid won't be the last word of the Japanese car manufacturer. Judging by our inside information, they are also working on the all-electric model. However, the EV pickup truck will not be ready for another two years.
While the exterior gets nothing new, the interior of the 2018 Honda Ridgeline will sport some changes. After all, this will be the hybrid, so there should be some new "green" details. There will be the cheerful-colored upholstery without any doubt. Of course, the 2018 Ridgeline hybrid will feature upscale features, which will be pretty similar to the new RTL-T trim level. This one offers the impressive safety equipment that includes adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assist, parking sensors, and side-view camera for blind-spot monitors. There will be also a standard moonroof, a power sliding rear window, a heated steering wheel, truck bed speakers and premium audio.
The 2018 Honda Ridgeline will have both, the extensive list of features and the hybrid powertrain. this means that the price won't be low at all. Judging by the latest rumors, the pickup truck will cost over $40,000 and will become available at the end of the next year. | {
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Tramadol is yet another medication doctors prescribe for moderate to severe pain. As such, it is an opioid and subject to abuse. America is in the middle of a prescription medication abuse epidemic with painkillers leading the way. While medications like Tramadol serve an essential purpose, it does fall into a class of drugs that experts consider dangerous. Most of the time, people abuse Tramadol without a clear understanding of the consequences.
Initially, the drug manufacturer was able to sell Tramadol (brand name Ultram) as an over the counter medication. It wasn't until almost 20 years after its introduction that the FDA realized the drug possessed the same qualities as Percocet and Oxycontin. After studies indicated the medication showed abuse consequences, the FDA listed it as a controlled substance in 2014.
Like other opioids, Tramadol works on the pain neurotransmitters in the brain. When patients take the drug as their doctor prescribes, they get lasting relief from pain. When people abuse Tramadol, they get the usual high or euphoria they seek when involved in opioid drug abuse. These same people also find themselves subject to the same addictive characteristics as other opioids.
As addictions go, Tramadol addiction is just as bad as an addiction to Oxycontin. Both the side effects and withdrawal symptoms can be quite severe and at times, life-threatening. Also, the possibility of an overdose increases as the user increases their dosage in an effort to find the high.
While these side effects might not sound all that traumatic, they can cause health problems. Another side effect not listed above is addiction. Like most opioids, Tramadol is addictive. Depending on how a user's body metabolizes the drug, an addiction can form in rather short order. Once an addiction takes hold, any attempts to suddenly stop taking the medication could result in severe withdrawal.
Before you decide to stop on your own, you might want to consult with a doctor or rehab center. Premier rehabs such as Beaches Recovery will probably recommend detox and treatment. Detox will allow you to get through withdrawal symptoms in a safe and secure environment.
If the depths of your addiction have you concerned, it's time for you to consider getting help. The process has to begin with you admitting you abuse Tramadol and want recovery. When you find that place, we encourage you to call Beaches Recovery at 866.605.0532. Our professional addiction treatment staff will do everything possible to help you find the road to recovery. It's an opportunity for you to reclaim the life you are losing to drugs or alcohol. | {
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The Mathematics are usually considered as being the very antipodes of Poesy. Yet Mathesis and Poesy are of the closest kindred, for they are both works of imagination. Poetry is a creation, a making, a fiction; and the Mathematics have been called, by an admirer of them, the sublimest and the most stupendous of fictions. It is true, they are not only μάθησις learning, but ποίησις, a creation.
From a review of William Rowan Hamilton's, Lectures on Quaternions (1853), in 'The Imagination in Mathematics', The North American Review (Jul 1857), 85, No. 176, 229. Also in Robert Édouard Moritz, Memorabilia Mathematica; Or, The Philomath's Quotation-book (1914), 189. The original text has "Poetry is a creation…" but the latter text gives "Poesy is a creation…". | {
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The '80s and '90s was the Golden Age for the local modelling scene. Singaporean models were superstars in the international circuit, fronting major global advertising campaigns and walking the runways at fashion capitals Paris and Milan. Back home, they were household names, gracing the covers of many a magazine here.
While the sheen dulled for the next two decades, some local models are slowly finding the spotlight overseas again. Layla Ong, for example, walked the runway at Milan Fashion Week for Gucci's Fall/Winter 2018 show, while Jean Yong walked for Antonio Marras. Still, no model is as famous as the likes of Hanis Hussey, Ethel Fong and Junita Simon, to name a few. We look back with nostalgia at the top models of that bygone era and celebrate those that made it in recent years.
Back when this head-turner became the first Singaporean to snag a contract with #FordModels and captured the attention of major fashion editors and designers from Paris to New York. In the 1980s, Ethel Fong was one of Singapore's biggest fashion exports.
The first ever Singaporean to sign a contract with Ford Models in New York (known for representing elite supermodels such as Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington), Ethel Fong modelled for Chanel and Christian Dior and appeared on the covers of many international titles, including Italian Vogue and W Magazine. Charmed by her exotic beauty during a casting in 1986, Giorgio Armani himself had selected her as his muse, and Fong became one of the few Asians to star in an Armani campaign during the '80s, which ran in major fashion magazines globally.
As of 2016, both Fong and her husband, Jean Chalopin, were active in charity work. They started StoryPlus, an online platform where parents were able to purchase stories submitted by different writers. This money was used to educate children from Third World countries with literacy skills.
Nora Ariffin's career took flight when she garnered fame and recognition after being named as Glamour Awards' Model of the Year, as well as Studio M Awards' Best Model of the Year and Best Photogenic Model in 1985. She left Singapore to take her modelling career to new heights, where she landed in the pages of Vogue Paris circa 1986 in a campaign shot by renowned fashion photographer, the late Guy Bourdin.
Her journey did not end there - she appeared in the Italian counterparts of Harper's Bazaar and Cosmopolitan and starred in the advertisement campaigns of CoverGirl cosmetics in 1995 alongside big names such as Tyra Banks and Niki Taylor. She became a real estate broker in 2004 and is now working at high-end real estate company Halstead Property.
Known as the first ever Singaporean model who appeared on the catwalk of Paris Fashion Week, she closed the Fall/Winter show of Yves Saint Laurent in 1983. Handpicked to be the muse of Yves Saint Laurent, she became the in-house model for his eponymous label.
She went on to enjoy a glittering career, walking in the shows of coveted labels such as Balmain, Christian Dior, Givenchy and Lanvin. As recent as 2016, she served as the catwalk coach for the contestants of Miss Universe Singapore.
Catapulting to fame after she was crowned the winner of the Singapore leg of the Ford Supermodel of the World contest in 1995, Junita Simon's career skyrocketed - gracing the covers of both local and international publications as well as walking in shows for famous fashion houses such as Chanel and Louis Vuitton. Represented by renowned agencies like Ford Models Paris and British's IMG Models, she was the face of many fashion brands, including Gucci and Givenchy.
Simon has since switched to hosting, and was the emcee for major events such as Icons of Ferrari, Samsung Galaxy S6 World Tour in Singapore and the Grand Opening of the first Singapore Zenith flagship store.
Coming in as second runner up in the ASEAN Model Search in 1993, Huda Ali kickstarted her modelling career when she was just 15, frequently appearing on the covers of the now-defunct magazine, Go.
Although she retired from modelling in 2002 to take on a press relations position at a fashion designer's company, she recently made a resurgence, appearing in the Elle Singapore x ION Orchard calendar in 2015.
Modelling runs in the family for Sheila Sim. Sim was discovered at age 16 by a talent scout while she was at her aunt Ivy Chng's wedding. Chng was a runway model during the 1980s.
At the peak of her career, Sim walked the catwalk for Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Valentino, fronted campaigns for Poh Heng Jewellery and Ashley Isham and was named Singapore's first brand ambassador for Japanese beauty brand, SK-II in 2012. These days, Sim is involved in acting, appearing in several local television dramas such as 118 Reunion and Reach for the Skies.
Rahmat's modelling career took to the skies in 2015. She was selected out of 50,000 people in an Instagram #CastMeMarc contest to be the face of the now-defunct Marc by Marc Jacobs Spring 2015 campaign.
She then went on to walk for Gin Lee in 2017's Singapore Fashion Week. She still models, but is also working as an events manager for Kilo Lounge, Camp Kilo and Kilo Kitchen.
This New Paper New Face 2014 winner was discovered by Prasad Bidapa, an Indian fashion choreographer, while the then-15-year-old was on a family holiday in India. Since then, she modelled for Ashley Isham, Oscar De La Renta and Desigual at the Audi Fashion Festival 2014, and for Thomas Wee, Al & Alicia and Topshop during the Digital Fashion Week 2013. She has also appeared in several magazines, such as for local title Her World and international ones like Vogue Arabia.
Recently, she grazed the runways of New York Fashion Week. Brands like Prabal Gurung and Christian Siriano have cast her for their Spring/Summer 2019 show. | {
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Sir, I was surprised by your editorial "Caps and gowns" (May 1), with its reversion to pre-1848 views on educational finance. John Stuart Mill was the first to see the social value of an educated population, in his textbook of 1848. Then, when not even 10 per cent of English children received any schooling, let alone access to higher education, he called for state-financed schooling, on the basis of the social benefits that would accrue to the nation,20 if its government could grasp this.
Most of the world has moved on but not the FT, with its insistence that tertiary education must be self-funded. Offering government loans with or without subsidised interest rates does not mean that fees for tertiary education under your plan cease to be self-funded, and thereby, if price has any impact on demand, result in lower output of graduates than otherwise.
It is therefore a foolish government (and FT) that cannot grasp that if, as is undeniable, tertiary graduates as a whole earn far more over their lifetimes than those without degrees or equivalent, then ineluctably it also follows that they also pay more tax (of all kinds, income tax, national insurance, VAT) from their higher income than that of their less well-educated peers.
I am far from being alone in showing that the extra taxes paid by graduates over their lifetimes vis C3A0 vis the taxes paid by non-graduates far exceed the paltry per-student sums ever expended by any British government on those graduates.
Truly, it is only ignorant governments and newspapers that justify restricting access to higher education by imposing fees with or without loans.
Mill would excoriate you as much as he did those, when he was in parliament in the 1860s, who opposed the introduction of free state schooling. | {
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Rare are the moments when light seems to settle and gently caress the material world. Chance or opportunity - an encounter between the photographer and his subjet.
The use of the photographic medium (view camera) is certainly the noblest of ways to bear witness to the different elements and details of a landscape. It gives the photographer the possibility of becoming a part of the scenery during the different phases of camera adjustment. A photographer takes photographs according to the rhythms of light, not the rhythm of time. The format of the rendered image (from 4x5 inch to 8x10 inch) reveals all the details of the image clearly and precisely.
The photographic medium enables several different adjustments (movements), the main ones being: decentration and the Scheimpflug principle (law of conjugate planes). In the context of this specific case, decentration and forward tilt of the camera were used in order to frame the subject as desired.
February 1996 - Flagstaff (Arizona) 2.30 a.m.
It's impossible - no way I can sleep. I keep thinking about last night's weather report which announced the end of the snow storms over Yellowstone Park in Wyoming.
I get up and decide I'm going to check the Rand McNally road map for the distance between Flagstaff (Arizona) and Jackson Hole (Wyoming). About 1300 kms and four states to cross! If I leave now, I can be there by tonight. It will be a unique opportunity to see the park under a mantle of snow.
I close the door of the Motel, climb behind the wheel of my rental car and head out on the 89 journey towards Page. I know this road by heart, a long, straight 220 km strip through the colourful deserts of Arizona. The white lines on the asphalt flicker by in the headlights.
The "7 Eleven" in Page, open 24/24, gives me the chance to drink a little coffee before I get back on the road and head towards Beaver (Utah) on Highway 15. About 300 kms of road, across deserts and mountains. Although I'll discover this years later, for the moment I drive by, between Page and Kanak, close by the Vermilion Cliffs and the Paria Plateau. Without doubt one of the most beautiful desert landscapes in this region of the Western United States.
First sight of Beaver after a drive of 520 kms! I take the opportunity to fill up on gasoline and eat an American breakfast. On the menu - an omelette with Cheddar Cheese and toast. Next stop Salt Lake City (Utah).
At Salt Lake City, I drop into Borge & Andersen to leave a few films I need developing. That gives me the opportunity to look at the first shots I took during the first week of my stay here. While I wait for the photo lab to develop the films, I lie down in the back seat of my car to take a well-earned nap.
Another 450 kms before I arrive at Jackson Hole! It's been a while since I've left the desert landscapes, and the countryside here looks very different. Immense flat plains alternate with mountains, and all along the road, vast agricultural farms, where over-sized John Deere tractors criss-cross the plains, constantly working the earth. In the state of Idaho, I drive through the towns of "Paris" and "Montpelier" - very different from their French namesakes!
Just a little longer now ... I still have to cross the mountains of "Bradley" and "Elk" before I finally arrive at Jackson Hole.
Jackson Hole at last. It looks like the Wild West!
It's time to find a motel for the night.
The next morning, I discover an extraordinary landscape. The town is surrounded by the cordillera of "Teton Range" and "Gros Ventre Range" - sumptuous and impressive.
I head off in the direction of Yellowstone National Park, following route 191. To my left, the mountain chain of "Teton Range", covered with an immaculate mantle of snow, crowned by the majestic Mt Wister. Down below winds Snake River, which flows from Jackson Lake. The nature here is wild, savage, and a magnificent feast for the eyes.
At the entrance to Yellowstone Park, I can no longer continue in my car. To gain access to the park itself, I need to hire a snow-bike. The guide quickly explains how the thing works, and once I've attached the photo equipment to the back, I roar off in the direction of Yellowstone.
In 1996, you could still explore the park on your own in winter-time. But since the end of the 1990's, you're no longer allowed to take the trip alone, you have to travel with a guide.
After more than 2 hours travelling on the snow-bike, my first stop is at Old Faithful Geyser. The geyser spouts every hour and a half, to a height of between 30 and 50 metres, for a period of between one and five minutes. All around, a multitude of smaller geysers create a surrealistic setting. Old Faithful Lodge is almost deserted.
Now I have to make a choice - which direction to take to continue my visit of the Park. Yellowstone Park is larger than Corsica, and there's only one, 8-shaped road through it. No way could I travel the whole route in a day. The snow-covered road and the intense cold (-20°) don't help.
I decide to head for Yellowstone Canyon, situated 90 kms to the east of Old Faithful. Along the way, everything around me looks somehow supernatural. Snow is falling heavily, covering the plains, and bison forage for their food, heads buried in the snow.
As I'm driving along to Yellowstone Canyon, I'm suddenly halted by a group of a dozen bison who seem to have taken over the road. I stop the snow-bike at a reasonable distance, and wait, watching them carefully. Twenty minutes go by, but they don't seem to want to move. But I have to keep going. My heart thumps wildly as I accelerate gently, moving to within a dozen metres from the group. After a few seconds, they move to leave a passage a few metres wide through the middle of the group. My hand trembling on the throttle, I take this chance to move on - as I'm seated on the snow-bike, the bison tower above me. I'm so close to them that I can feel the heat from their huge bodies. A few more metres and I'm past!
As I drive away from them, the passage closes behind me. It's only afterwards that I realise how lucky I've been!
And then - Yellowstone Canyon. It's slopes are covered with snow, and the iron which is present in the rocks expresses splashes of yellow and red. 300 metres further below, the river, a ribbon of silver, flows peacefully by. Such splendour! I savour the moment while I take a few photos.
Back at my car at the exit of Yellowstone Park, after a day filled with emotion - and a few aching muscles - I have only one desire - to get back to Salt Lake City to develop the film and see the result. | {
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If there is one thing we are hearing consistently it's that there aren't enough homes on the market - or - that buyers feel like homes are overpriced. You know what? It's the same thing just coming at it from different angles.
First, we tell them that the market has changed, then they find a house they want to buy only to lose it to another buyer because they made a lower offer. It's likely the other buyer lost one too and finally realized they needed to listen to their agent!
Then, we can't find them another house for a month because inventory is so low that most buyers actually have very few homes to choose from.
So, How Do You Win if You Want to Buy in This Market?
Lots of homes are available to buy, but there is a general feeling from buyers in the market that homes are overpriced or they can't find what they want. You need to shift your thinking somewhat so that you are inline with the changing realities of the market if you want to win the best deal on your new home in this market.
Unquestionably so! There are no more "deals" as defined by what we have seen in the past few years. If you want the new version of a deal, you need to understand what that looks like today. | {
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Orlando City fan clubs suspended after Rowdies game arrests
Two fan groups must revise conduct codes after arrests Sunday.
By Claire Wiseman, Times Staff Writer
After four men were arrested at a Tampa Bay Rowdies match on Sunday, Orlando City Soccer Club's founder and president issued a statement announcing harsh penalties for the two Orlando fan groups involved.
"Orlando City is proud of the reputation it has built in the community and will not allow a small number of fans involved in unsavory behavior to tarnish our organization," Phil Rawlins said in a post on the club's website.
Four Orlando supporters were arrested Sunday on charges of disorderly intoxication and battery of a law enforcement officer. Police said the arrests came after Orlando fans tried to goad Rowdies supporters in the Ralph's Mob section by jumping barriers that officers had put up between the two sections to try to prevent fights.
Stephen Marva, 24, shoved an officer while trying to start a fight, police said. Charles Tolman, 30, hit an officer with a fan flag, police said.
Jimmy Galvez, 28, and Jared Ambrose, 24, were charged with disorderly intoxication after police asked them to move or leave the stadium, police said.
The four men were banned from Orlando City games pending the outcome of their court cases, Rawlins said.
In addition, Rawlins wrote that the club would suspend both its supporter clubs, the Iron Lion Firm and The Ruckus until those groups agree to a new fan code of conduct modeled after Major League Soccer guidelines.
Orlando supporter JR Alvarez said he thought Rawlins' statement was "just and long overdue."
"The ILF and Ruckus have had too much control and have caused problems with our own fans as well as rival fans' teams for a while now," Alvarez said.
The 2015 season will be Orlando's first as a Major League Soccer team, making it the 21st franchise in the league. The team spent three years as a United Soccer League team. The Rowdies play in the North American Soccer League.
The MLS code of conduct for fans discourages disorderly behavior, throwing objects and fighting. It encourages fans to "comply with requests from stadium staff regarding stadium policies" and advises that alcohol should be consumed responsibly.
"We know that the vast majority of our supporters already fully comply with the Fan Code of Conduct, love the game of soccer, and are passionate fans of Orlando City. We will not allow our good name to be sullied by the actions of a few," Rawlins wrote.
The club is revising its rules for how to become a recognized supporter group, the process by which those groups get approval to use drums, flags and large banners in the stands. They will also distribute a new code of conduct for fans during games, Rawlins wrote.
Contact Claire Wiseman at [email protected] or (727) 893-8804. Follow @clairelwiseman.
This story has been changed to reflect the following correction: The Orlando City Soccer Club spent three years in the United Soccer League, while the Tampa Bay Rowdies play in the North American Soccer League. A story published July 11 was incorrect on these points. | {
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A vonós hangszerek olyan húros hangszerek, melyeket vonóval való dörzsöléssel szólaltatnak meg. Felépítése alapján a vonós hangszerek zöme a lantok családjába tartozik, de van példa vonóval megszólaltatott citerára is. A húros hangszereken kívül az idiofon hangszerek között is akad olyan, amelyen vonóval játszanak, ilyen a szöghegedű vagy az éneklő fűrész. A tekerőlant húrjait körbeforgó gyantázott kerék dörzsölése hozza rezgésbe, ami elvében hasonlít a vonóval való hangkeltésre.
A vonó használata a 9–10. században Közép-Ázsiából indult ki, a 10–11. században terjedt el Európában, ahol a vonósok a 16. századtól a műzene alapvető hangszereivé váltak. A nyugati klasszikus zene és a szimfonikus zenekar jellemző hangszínét és legszámosabb hangszercsoportját vonós hangszerek, ezen belül a hegedű család tagjai adják.
Működése
A vonó és a húrok
A vonó egy pálcából és annak végpontjai között kifeszített szőrkötegből áll. A vonó használatakor a gyantázott vonószőrt merőlegesen illesztik a húrra, majd hosszirányban előre-hátra mozgatva használják hangkeltésre.
A húrok vonóval való gerjesztése a pengetéssel, megütéssel való megszólaltatástól abban tér el, hogy a gerjesztés ebben az esetben nem egyszeri, hanem a vonó mozgása által folytonosan fenntartott. Vonóval nem lecsengő, hanem állandósult állapotú rezgés, kitartott hang hozható létre, mert a vonó mozgatásába fektetett munka folyamatosan pótolja a rezgő húrok energiaveszteségét.
A vonó működése alapjaiban mégis a pengetéshez hasonló. A húrra merőlegesen tartott vonó gyantázott szőre megtapad a húron, majd mozgása során magával viszi, kitéríti nyugalmi helyzetéből. A húrban ébredő rugalmas visszatérítő erő eközben egyre nő, míg le nem győzi a húr és a vonó közötti tapadást, nyugalmi súrlódást. Ezután a húr a saját rezgését végzi addig, míg a vonón újra megtapad, és a folyamat kezdődik elölről. A vonóhoz való tapadás mindig akkor következik be, amikor a húr rezgés közbeni elmozdulási iránya és sebessége éppen megegyezik a vonóéval: a csúszási súrlódás ekkor újra nyugalmi súrlódásba mehet át.
A vonóval való gerjesztés bizonyos fokig hasonlít az ütéssel való gerjesztésre is, mert a rezgések amplitúdója a vonó mozgási sebességétől függ. A hangintenzitás nagyjából a vonósebességgel arányos, a vonóerőnek – annak az erőnek, amely a vonót a húrra szorítja – erre nincs befolyása, bár a felhangtartalmat növeli.
A hang kisugárzása
A rezgő húr önmagában gyenge hangot ad ki, a húros hangszerek hangjának legnagyobb részét a hangszertest tetőlapja, rezonánsa sugározza a térbe. Ezt olyan módon teszi, hogy a húrok rezgése – a húrláb közvetítésével – a tetőt is megrezgeti, azaz hajlítási hullámokat gerjeszt benne. A húr rezgése a húrlábra sokféle irányban hathat, de a tetőlap ezeknek csak a saját síkjára merőleges komponenseire reagál, mivel a hajlítási hullámok túlnyomórészt transzverzális hullámok.
A megpengetett húrok többirányú, térbeli rezgést végeznek, ezzel szemben a vonó csak a saját mozgásának irányába történő kitérést, abban az egy síkban való rezgést engedi meg a húroknak. Ez a tény magyarázza a vonós hangszereknek a pengetősöktől való bizonyos eltéréseit, amik azt célozzák, hogy a tetőlap minél több olyan rezgést vehessen át a húrlábtól, mely rá merőleges irányú.
Abban az esetben, ha a vonó a tetőlaphoz képest meredek szögben mozog, ez a rezgésátadás jó hatásfokú lehet. Ez leginkább egy- vagy kéthúros hangszeren lehetséges, vagy többhúros hangszer esetén a két szélső húr megszólaltatásakor. Fontos, hogy azon a helyen, ahol a vonó a húrokat érinti, a hangszer minél keskenyebb legyen, lehetővé téve a vonó akadálytalan mozgását. A nyárslantokat felépítésük különösen alkalmassá teszi erre.
A vonós hangszerek egy részén a szélességéhez képest viszonylag magas húrlábat alkalmaznak. Ezzel el lehet érni, hogy a tetőlappal közel párhuzamos síkban húzott vonó által gerjesztett húrok valamiféle billegő, hintaszerű mozgásra késztetik a húrlábat, ami a két szélső illeszkedési pontján a tetőre merőleges rezgésátadást eredményez. A húrláb két végpontja ekkor ellentétes fázisban rezeg, ami némileg rontja az akusztikai hatásfokot. Ennek kivédésére szokás valamilyen aszimmetriát vinni a rendszerbe: a nyárslantokon például a húrláb gyakran ferde állású, vagy úgy helyezkedik el, hogy egyik talpa a hangszer kávájára támaszkodik, csak a másik gerjeszti a tetőlapot. A hangszertest belsejében a húrláb egyik talpacskáját alátámasztó lélekfa, az aszimmetrikusan elhelyezett hosszanti gerenda ugyanezt a célt szolgálja.
Használata
A vonós hangszerek, pontosabban a vonós lantok használatakor a jobb kéz fogja a vonót, a bal kéz ujjai a fogólapra való leszorítással vagy a nyak fölött a húrok lenyomásával a húrok rezgő hosszúságát változtatják, módosítva a hangmagasságot. A hangszer a zenész testéhez viszonyítva többféle helyzetben lehet, ezeknek két fő típusa van. Da gamba tartás esetén a hangszer nyaka felfelé áll, a teste vagy a földre, vagy az ülő zenész térdére támaszkodik, a vonót tartó kéz a mély hangok felőli oldalon van. Da braccio tartásnál a hangszer teste a zenész törzséhez, vállához támaszkodik, a nyak kifelé mutat, a vonót tartó kéz a magas hangok felőli oldalon van.
A vonót is kétféle módon lehet kézbe venni: vagy tenyérrel kifelé fordítva, mikor a tenyér a vonó szőréhez van közelebb, vagy befelé fordítva, mikor a tenyér a pálcát fogja körbe. Keleten, Észak-Afrikában az első, az európai zenekultúrában a második fajta vonófogás terjedt el. A viola da gamba kivétel, ennél a nyugati hangszercsaládnál a vonót "keleties" módon tartják.
Története
Kelet
Az első egyértelmű adat vonó használatára a perzsa muszlim filozófus és tudós, al-Fárábi (kb. 870–950) Kitáb al-musziki al-kabír ('Nagy könyv a zenéről') című munkájában található. Ebben különböző hangszereket hasonlít össze, és úgy találja, hogy az emberi hanghoz – a fúvós hangszerek hangja mellett – leginkább bizonyos rebáb hasonlít; ez a szó a muszlim világban szinte mindenütt vonós hangszert jelöl. Egy másik helyen arról ír, hogy egyes hangszerek húrjait "más húrokkal vagy hasonló dolgokkal" dörzsölik.
A vonót valószínűleg közép-ázsiai lovas népek alkalmazták először lantjaik megszólaltatására, majd ez az újítás az Iszlám civilizáció térnyerésével párhuzamosan indult világhódító útjára.
A vonó kelet felé kezdetben India irányában terjedt el, a Távol-Keleten, Kínában jóval később, a 13. században jelent meg. A keleti vonós hangszerek legjellemzőbb, minden bizonnyal legősibb típusa a nyárshegedű, melynek bőr rezonánssal fedett testét a rúdszerű, alul gyakran tüskében végződő nyak mintegy átdöfi. A hangszert da gamba helyzetben tartják, a vonót tenyérrel kifelé fordított kézben fogják. Fogólapja nincs, egy-két húrja eléggé távol fut a nyaktól, amit játék közben a leszorított húrok nem érintenek. Ilyen nyárshegedű például a félgömb alakú rebáb, a négyszögletes testformájú rebáb, az indonéziai rebab, a kínai erhu és hangszercsaládja.
Nyugat
Nyugaton a vonó legkorábbi ábrázolása a spanyol félszigeten jelenik meg, egy 920–930 körül keletkezett mozarab nyelvű kéziratban, Beatus liébanai presbiter a jelenések könyvéhez írt kommentárjának egy Asztúriában készült másolatában. Az első irodalmi adat a vonó európai térhódításáról a 9. századi arab geográfus, Ibn Khordadbeh (kb. 820–912) nevéhez fűződik, aki arról tudósít, hogy Bizáncban egy lüra nevű hangszeren játszanak, amely fából készült, és a rebábra hasonlít, de öt húrja van. A 10. századi bizánci ábrázolásokon da braccio tartással megszólaltatott vonós hangszerek láthatók. Észak-Európában a vonót először, a 11. század elejétől crwth-szerű járomlantok, "krották" megszólaltatására használták.
A keleti nyárshegedűk nyugaton nem terjedtek el, a korai európai vonós hangszereknek – a vonós crwth-szerű hangszer mellett – három jellemző típusa ismert: az egyik palackformájú, a másik körteformájú, ezeket da braccio szólaltatják meg, a harmadik nagyobb, nyolcas alakú, ezen da gamba játszanak. A hangszerek teste a nyakkal, fejjel együtt kezdetben egyetlen fából van kifaragva, kivájva. A tetőlap nem kifeszített bőr, mint a keleti vonósoknál, hanem vékony fatábla. Korán megjelent a keletivel ellentétes, tenyérrel befelé fordított kézzel való vonófogás. Középkori európai vonóshangszer-nevek a fidula, viella, fidel, vièle; a giga, gigue; a 13. századtól a rebec, rebek; Bizáncban, majd Itáliában a lüra, lira.
A 15–16. században az európai vonós hangszerek gyökeres szerkezeti változásokon mentek át. Ekkor alakult ki – a gamba család mellett – a hegedű család ma ismert jellegzetes formája
a négy sarokkal, általánossá vált a káva összeragasztott, hajlított fából való elkészítése, a hosszanti gerenda és a lélek alkalmazása, a lucfenyő tetőlap és a jávorfa test kombinációja. Az európai vonós hangszerek építése napjainkban is az akkoriban kialakult tradíciókat követi.
Jegyzetek
Források
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New Therapeutic Property of Dimebon as a Neuroprotective Agent
Author(s): Aleksey Ustyugov, Institute of Physiologically Active Compounds, Russian Academy of Sciences, Severniy Proezd 1, Chernogolovka, 142432, Russian Federation Elena Shevtsova, Institute of Physiologically Active Compounds, Russian Academy of Sciences, Severniy Proezd 1, Chernogolovka, 142432, Russian Federation Ghulam Md Ashraf, King Fahd Medical Research Center, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Vadim V. Tarasov, Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University, 119991, Moscow, Russian Federation Sergey O. Bachurin, Institute of Physiologically Active Compounds, Russian Academy of Sciences, Severniy Proezd 1, Chernogolovka, 142432, Russian Federation Gjumrakch Aliev* Institute of Physiologically Active Compounds, Russian Academy of Sciences, Severniy Proezd 1, Chernogolovka, 142432, Russian Federation
Journal Name: Current Medicinal Chemistry
Volume 25 , Issue 39 , 2018
DOI : 10.2174/0929867323666160804122746
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Dimebon (or Latrepirdine) was initially used as an anti-histamergic drug but later new therapeutic properties were rediscovered, adding to a growing body of "old" agents with prominent neuroprotective effects. In the present manuscript, we are focusing on our latest study on Dimebon with regard to brain's pathological processes using in vivo proteinopathy models. In the study, neurodegenerative pathology has been attributed to a group of aggregate-prone proteins: hyperphosphorylated tau, fused in sarcoma and γ-synuclein , which are involved in a number of neurological disorders. We have also presented our in vitro model based on overexpression of an aberrant mutant form of transactive response DNA binding 43 kDa protein in cultured SH-SY5Y neuroblastoma cells. Dimebon treatment followed by the activation of autophagy markers resulted in reduced number of inclusion containing cells. The most significant effects of Dimebon appeared to be on the improving cellular energy balance, mitochondria stability by increasing the threshold for nonselective mitochondrial pore opening as well as on increased calcium retention capacity while reducing lipid peroxidation. The therapeutic potential of Dimebon and newly designed analogs show disease modifying properties and could be used to treat neurodegenerative disorders. In addition, new data hint on a possible anti-aging effect and potential application of Dimebon for treatment of anxiety, ischemia and depression. Overall, our findings suggest that the most pronounced effect of Dimebon was observed when treatment was started at the early stages of disease onset and this factor needs to be taken into account while planning future clinical trials.
Keywords: Dimebon, Latrepirdine, proteinopathy, neuroprotection, mitochondrial permeability transition, neurodegenerative disorders.
Title:New Therapeutic Property of Dimebon as a Neuroprotective Agent
VOLUME: 25 ISSUE: 39
Author(s):Aleksey Ustyugov, Elena Shevtsova, Ghulam Md Ashraf, Vadim V. Tarasov, Sergey O. Bachurin and Gjumrakch Aliev*
Affiliation:Institute of Physiologically Active Compounds, Russian Academy of Sciences, Severniy Proezd 1, Chernogolovka, 142432, Institute of Physiologically Active Compounds, Russian Academy of Sciences, Severniy Proezd 1, Chernogolovka, 142432, King Fahd Medical Research Center, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University, 119991, Moscow, Institute of Physiologically Active Compounds, Russian Academy of Sciences, Severniy Proezd 1, Chernogolovka, 142432, Institute of Physiologically Active Compounds, Russian Academy of Sciences, Severniy Proezd 1, Chernogolovka, 142432
Keywords:Dimebon, Latrepirdine, proteinopathy, neuroprotection, mitochondrial permeability transition, neurodegenerative disorders.
Abstract:Dimebon (or Latrepirdine) was initially used as an anti-histamergic drug but later new therapeutic properties were rediscovered, adding to a growing body of "old" agents with prominent neuroprotective effects. In the present manuscript, we are focusing on our latest study on Dimebon with regard to brain's pathological processes using in vivo proteinopathy models. In the study, neurodegenerative pathology has been attributed to a group of aggregate-prone proteins: hyperphosphorylated tau, fused in sarcoma and γ-synuclein , which are involved in a number of neurological disorders. We have also presented our in vitro model based on overexpression of an aberrant mutant form of transactive response DNA binding 43 kDa protein in cultured SH-SY5Y neuroblastoma cells. Dimebon treatment followed by the activation of autophagy markers resulted in reduced number of inclusion containing cells. The most significant effects of Dimebon appeared to be on the improving cellular energy balance, mitochondria stability by increasing the threshold for nonselective mitochondrial pore opening as well as on increased calcium retention capacity while reducing lipid peroxidation. The therapeutic potential of Dimebon and newly designed analogs show disease modifying properties and could be used to treat neurodegenerative disorders. In addition, new data hint on a possible anti-aging effect and potential application of Dimebon for treatment of anxiety, ischemia and depression. Overall, our findings suggest that the most pronounced effect of Dimebon was observed when treatment was started at the early stages of disease onset and this factor needs to be taken into account while planning future clinical trials.
Aleksey Ustyugov, Elena Shevtsova, Ghulam Md Ashraf, Vadim V. Tarasov, Sergey O. Bachurin and Gjumrakch Aliev*, "New Therapeutic Property of Dimebon as a Neuroprotective Agent", Current Medicinal Chemistry (2018) 25: 5315. https://doi.org/10.2174/0929867323666160804122746
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Q: I need to run a TCL script in python, my TCL script also has a user-defined(internal) package I need to run a TCL script in python, my TCL script also has a user-defined(internal) package
I tried these scripts:
1.
import Tkinter
import socket
def TCLRun():
s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
s.connect(('127.0.0.1', 5006))
root = Tkinter.Tk()
## root.tk.eval('package require XXX')
tcl_script ="""
package require XXX
set YYY [COMMAND FROM PACKAGE]
puts $YYY
} """
# call the Tkinter tcl interpreter
root.tk.call('eval', tcl_script)
root.mainloop()
with this error:
import TCLCall
>>> TCLCall.TCLRun()
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#2>", line 1, in <module>
TCLCall.TCLRun()
File "C:\Users\XXX\Desktop\PKT\TCLCall.py", line 24, in TCLRun
root.tk.call('eval', tcl_script)
TclError: can not find channel named "stdout"
and,
2.
import Tkinter
root=Tkinter.Tk()
root.tk.eval('package require XXX')
root.tk.eval('set YYY COMMAND')
returns error about sdtout!
other one:
3.
import subprocess
p = subprocess.Popen(
"tclsh tcltest.tcl",
shell=True,
stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
stdout, stderr = p.communicate()
print stdout
print stderr
returns the following error:
can't find package __teapot__
while executing
"package require __teapot__"
none of them working, please help me with this issue!
I can use some commands that operating something on our product with following code:
import socket
import time
def Sckt():
s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
s.connect(('127.0.0.1', 5006))
s.send('0 COMMAND \r\n')
that would give you some ideas!
thank,
A: With a custom package that is not part of your vendor's installation, you need to instruct Tcl where to search for it from. To do that, append the parent directory of the directory containing the package to Tcl's global auto_path variable. For example, if the XXX package is in the directory /home/amir/.tclpackages/XXX1.0 then you would have your script do this:
lappend auto_path /home/amir/.tclpackages
This can go anywhere in the Tcl script before the package require XXX. (Well, you could put it afterwards but then the package require would fail…)
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C) We increasingly prefer to buy from countries that guarantee the origin of the timber from areas with forestation programs, in order to cause the smallest damages to the original forests (most of all the Tropical Rain Forest), for a fair timber trade.
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ANU/The Canberra Times meet the author event with Stan Grant
PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF VENUE TO LLEWELLYN HALL.
Stan Grant will discuss his new book, Talking To My Country, a powerful and personal meditation on race, culture and national identity.
Grant says, "This is the story of my country; this is the story I am now drawn to tell. Black Australia is a foreign place and I feel like a foreign correspondent in my own land,"
Talking To My Country is not just about race, or about Indigenous people but all of us, our shared identity. This is his very personal meditation on what it means to be Australian, what it means to be Indigenous, and what racism really means in this country.
Stan Grant, a Wiradjuri man, is one of Australia's leading journalists, having worked in Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa for the ABC, SBS, and the Seven Network. From 2001 to 2012 he was a CNN anchor in Hong Kong before relocating to Beijing as a correspondent. Since 2013, he has been the International Editor for SKY News. He is also Managing Editor of National Indigenous Television, and the Indigenous Affairs Editor at The Guardian. In 2015, he won a Walkley award for his coverage of Indigenous affairs.
Stan Grant will be signing copies of Talking To My Country from 6pm as well as after the discussion at 7.30pm. Books will be on sale thanks to the University Co-Op bookshop.
Tue 23 Feb 2016, 6.30–7.30pm
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Llewellyn Hall
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