The B.C. government is developing a strategy for a clean future and has been reaching out to First Nations communities to begin a conversation and longer-term collaboration towards this important goal.
As part of this process, you and your staff are invited to participate in a webinar that they are hosting, entitled "Towards a Clean Growth Future." This webinar follows what was to have been an in-person presentation at the BC Assembly of First Nations Annual General Assembly last month. Unfortunately, the speaker was unable to attend due to weather.
The webinar offers an opportunity to discuss building a cleaner economy in B.C. Government will provide a brief overview on their proposed direction, including upcoming engagement opportunities, and would like to hear more from participants about Indigenous' learnings, ideas and priorities for sustainable economic growth and preparing for climate change.
The initial phase of the B.C.'s government strategy is planned for release later this year. It brings together BC's action on climate change and clean energy to drive sustainable economies and healthy communities across the province. There will be ongoing opportunities to participate next year. Further background information is available here.


I invite you to look at the animals in the care of the SPCA and eventually to donate some money, because only with the help of these dogs will they be able to live a good life, they will be protected from the torments that the dogs in the shelters Romania. In Scotland, dogs are well cared for in shelters, they have sufficient food, they are entitled to veterinary services and nobody is beating them, as is the case in my country, where the suffering of the dogs in the shelters breaks your heart.
Honestly, I'd like to see people get more involved and donate not only to Scotland dogs but also to those in Romania. All the souls are. They have unimaginable torments and terrible death. I would like those dogs to be adopted, taken out of those extermination camps where cold, hunger and fear drove them crazy.
I would like to have people who have time and fun to open sites where they post their pictures and life stories so the world can see and help them. There is a huge difference between the conditions in which dogs in Scotland and dogs in Romania are kept in shelters. I will not put pictures, because I do not want to terrify anyone, but just to draw attention to the fact that the world is not all pink, as on the earth some animals endure unbearable torments without any blame except that they were born in the wrong country.
Please do not miss out on this article blog. I have described here, in short, what is happening in my country. I do not want to go into details. You can always find them on the internet if you want. I only hope that you will share the article and talk to all of the dogs living in the Romanian shelters, because their only hope is the few people who are miserable to break away in time to go and feed their food, fresh water and a caress. I still have hope from you, those outside of Romania, whom you could adopt to get rid of a sure, terrible death.
Please read my article about Scotland dogs to see how great I am about the way you treat your animals. You will understand better the prayer I ask you to adopt dogs from Romania. I have chosen to donate money to Mr. Purdel, who has a private shelter at Racoasa, Romania and cared for the animals, although he does not have too much money. If I had enough money and space, I would adopt more dogs, get rid of them. For now I can not afford it. I have only one dog, Bruno. I took him off the street when he was four months old. He is now three years old and I hope he is still healthy and happy to give him a better life.


It's official — Pippa Middleton is a mom! According to People, the 35-year-old gave birth to her first child, a baby boy, with husband James Matthews on Monday at London's St. Mary's Hospital (yep, the same hospital where Kate Middleton gave birth to Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis). "Everyone is delighted and mother and baby are doing well," her representative told the publication.
Pippa and James wed in a gorgeous ceremony in the UK back in May 2017, and almost a year later, Pippa confirmed that she and James were expecting in a guest column for Waitrose magazine. The last time we saw Pippa was at Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's wedding on Oct. 12. Congrats to Pippa and James!


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Government urged to level-up shire counties
England's largest councils have urged new Government ministers to level-up the needs of 'left-behind' areas – the majority of which are in shire counties.
A post-election analysis from the County Councils Network (CCN), which represents 36 county local authorities, shows that 43% of the new seats (22 out of 51) won by the Conservatives in England are in shire counties, whilst 54 out of the 100 'left-behind' towns identified by the Government in its Stronger Towns Fund are in these areas. In total, 70% of Conservative MPs now represent shire county areas.
CCN has described concern over a 'misconception' that shire counties are all affluent and 'city centric' regional devolution policies could prevent them being able to invest in their towns and deprived communities as part of the levelling up agenda. These councils span areas in the North and Midlands alongside rural and coastal communities in traditional Conservative areas of the South, West and East.
In a new document, 'CCN: Our Priorities for the New Government', setting out how the Government's policies can 'unleash the potential of counties', county leaders have urged the Government to level-up shire counties by allocating a fair share of funding for public services, more investment in economic growth, and an extension of devolved powers to the shires.
CCN argues that the Government must press ahead with plans to ensure that the way councils are funded is fairer and to deliver on its pledge to convene urgent cross-party talks on social care.
A new analysis by CCN reveals failure to invest in county areas, and to solve the social care funding crisis, will leave these councils facing a funding shortfall of £13.2bn over the next five years.
If these funding challenges persist, CCN warns that councils will be hampered in their efforts to address the Government's levelling up agenda, with local authorities unable to invest heavily in services to support regional growth such as new roads and infrastructure, bus subsidies, business support and cultural services.
The document also calls for the Government to abandon a 'city centric policy obsession' to help unleash the potential of counties:
Extending 'ambitious' devolution deals to county areas to enable counties to access fresh powers in skills, transport, and regional growth.
Reform of the planning system so decisions over major new housing developments are matched with enough infrastructure and county authorities are given an increased role in place-shaping.
Allow bids from rural areas to access the Government's flagship £4.1bn Local Public Transport Fund to help reverse the decline in local bus services in county towns and rural areas.
A more balanced distribution of central infrastructure funding between counties and cities and targeting the new 'pothole fund' on county areas.
Review the future of Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) and whether they should be the main vehicle to deliver local industrial strategies.
Equipping authorities with new powers and resources to tackle climate change and respond to extreme weather, including a fair distribution of new flood defence investment, particularly for rural and remote areas.
Cllr David Williams, chairman of the County Councils Network, and leader of Hertfordshire County Council, said, 'Boris Johnson's majority government has been elected on a domestic agenda to level-up the left-behind parts of the country, and this is a pledge that CCN welcome.
'Counties are home to some of our most prosperous and successful areas, but we must not forget that the majority of left-behind areas are located within counties; from deprived towns in the North and South, rural and coastal communities in the South-West and East, to former manufacturing hotbeds in the Midlands.
'If the Government is to improve the lives of the communities it has pledged to support, then ministers and policymakers must move beyond the misconception that shire counties are all affluent, with this document setting out the tools, powers, and funding needed to unleash the potential of counties. If the Government is to genuinely level-up towns, build more homes, and improve regional growth, we need more devolved powers, reform to our planning system, and access to new funding streams. This will mean moving away from a city centric policy obsession in Westminster that has held back those left-behind communities for decades.
'Fairer funding and a cross-party consensus on social care reform is needed to help close the £13.2bn funding shortfall of facing our areas. By doing so, we can repay this investment by pledging resource to the growth-enabling services that can make the biggest difference in levelling up communities and spreading prosperity.'
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Shades of Treason Blog Tour: Review + Giveaway!
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Shades of Treason by Sandy Williams
Series: Anomaly #1
Published by Brimfire Press on July 1st 2015
Genres: Sci-fi
Format: eARC
Source: Book Tour
Also by this author: The Shadow Reader
Ash would have given her life to save her teammates.
Instead, they gave their lives to save hers.
Lieutenant Ramie Ashdyn is an anomaly, a person whose genetic makeup makes her stronger and smarter than the average human. She's pledged her life to protect the Coalition, an alliance of thirteen planetary systems, but when a top secret operation turns bloody, she's charged with treason and the brutal executions of her teammates.
The Coalition needs the information Ash's team stole on their last mission, so they send in Commander Rhys "Rest in Peace" Rykus to get it. He's the man who's responsible for turning Ash into an elite soldier… and he's a man who isn't, never was, and never will be in love with the woman he trained. Or so he tells himself.
Ash wants nothing more than to clear her name and be the woman her former instructor wants her to be, but the enemy who killed her teammates did more than frame her for treason and murder: they telepathically silenced her mind, preventing her from saying anything that might point to the truth about what happened.
Now Ash is trapped and set to be executed, the truth dying with her. Unless she can prove her innocence. But taking that path could destroy the Coalition she's sworn to preserve and protect…
About Sandy Williams
Sandy graduated from Texas A&M University with a double major in political science and history. She thought about attending law school. Fortunately, before handing over her life's savings, she realized case studies weren't nearly as interesting as novels and decided to get an MA in Library Science instead. She worked as a librarian until her husband whisked her off to London on an extended business trip. She's now back home in Texas, writing full-time, raising twin boys, and squeezing in time to play geeky board and card games like Settlers of Catan, Dominion, and Runebound.
She loves hanging out with other readers and talking about books. For recommendations, check out her Goodreads account. And if you have a favorite book or author, she'd love to hear from you on Facebook, Twitter, or via email.
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'All they need was a reason, a conspiracy. Learning that telepaths existed and that they had infiltrated the Coalition would make them suspect everyone. The senators already fought and argued and threatened to secede. She wouldn't give them more fuel to burn their ties.'
Lieutenant Ramie Ashdyn and her team are sent on a mission by the Coalition to steal classified information from the Saricean's but she is the only survivor. She is subsequently blamed for their deaths and charged with treason. She's left unable to speak the truth of the situation in order to clear her name because her mind has been altered by a telepath. The proof of the existence of telepaths is the classified information that her team stole and inevitably gave their lives to keep secret because the knowledge of this may be the very thing to tear the Coalition apart.
'In three days, Rykus would lead a contingent of soldiers in a daring, deadly assault on an enemy shipyard. In three days, the Coalition and the Sariceans would be at war.'
Ashdyn is a stubborn, badass chick who has no problem taking care of herself. Growing up starving on the streets of Glory, she volunteered to become a soldier of the Coalition. She also discovered she's faster and more powerful than any human being: she's an anomaly. We're given very little of her background and the details behind being an anomaly and while it was enough to clarify most questions, I wanted more details because it was an extremely interesting concept. I loved the inclusion of Commander Rhys Rykus and the whole concept behind the loyalty training as well. Due to an issue with an anomaly's mental stability, they underwent loyalty training which made them dependable soldiers that would follow instruction and wouldn't snap under the strain they underwent. Commander Rhys Rykus was Ashdyn's instructor and he's been requested to use that loyalty training in order to get the classified information from her. It doesn't help matters that the two have a very complicated and heated rapport, both denying the existence of feelings they may have because a relationship between them is out of the question.
Conspiracies, treason, and intrigue oh my! Shades of Treason includes all of that and more (like a pretty hot relationship build-up). I hope to see more delving into the world-building in subsequent installments. Specifically, I'd love to know more about anomaly's and not just who the Saricean's are but what caused the war between them and the Coalition. Nonetheless, this is still an auspicious start to an exciting series that I'm most looking forward to!
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There are 5 people in a room, I came and killed 4. How many remain?
2 people remain. Dont forget to count the murderer.
Three people enter a room and have a green or blue hat placed on their head. They cannot see their own hat, but can see the other hats.
The color of each hat is purely random. They could all be green, or blue, or any combination of green and blue.
They need to guess their own hat color by writing it on a piece of paper, or they can write 'pass'.
They cannot communicate with each other in any way once the game starts. But they can have a strategy meeting before the game.
If at least one of them guesses correctly they win $50,000 each, but if anyone guess incorrectly they all get nothing.
Simple strategy: Elect one person to be the guesser, the other two pass. The guesser chooses randomly 'green' or 'blue'. This gives them a 50% chance of winning.
Better strategy: If you see two blue or two green hats, then write down the opposite color, otherwise write down 'pass'.
Result: 75% chance of winning!
I kill people when you need me to, I am not accepted and illegal, I need to be refilled from time to time and I can harm my owner. What am I?
After a few lessons I will do it automatically.
I am the servant of all great people and alas of all failures as well.
1. An old woman who looks as if she is about to die.
3.The perfect partner you have been dreaming about (your soulmate).
Knowing that you only have room for one passenger in your car (its a really small car), which one would you choose to offer a ride to? And why?
I would give the car keys to my old friend, and let him take the old woman to the hospital. Then I would stay behind and wait for the bus with the partner of my dreams.
If you have two twins, three triplets and four quadruplets; how many people do you have?
9. Two twins are 2 people, three triplets are 3 people, and four quadruplets are 4 people. 2 + 3 + 4 = 9.
Others keep theirs in a tank.
I fasten two people, while touching only one. It is love I represent, in a forever that has just begun.
What do most people do when they see a python?


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Before modern, fossil fuel-derived plastics, other natural substances were used because of their malleability and durability.
There is some more optimism in that new research demonstrates that newly discovered forms of bacteria do indeed break down plastic. Such ships are often considered as a marine litterbug as it drops and sails towards its destination, leaving a trial of plastic waste. One of the things to remember is that pretty much all the plastic ever used – even for a short term item like a drinking straw or a plastic bag (that you probably did not need) – will still exist (if it was not recycled – and only a small percentage of global plastic has ever been recycled. The plastic material comprises of a wide range of semi-synthetic, synthetic and naturally occurring organic compounds that can be molded into usable objects. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, also known as the Pacific Trash Vortex, is a gruesome sight that will leave anyone awestruck to how did this come to reality. It is, however, hard to say for certain how long it takes. Our oceans are a menace; from the coral reefs, to the deep sea, to the oceans. Moreover, our most favorite coffee place such as Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts produce over 4 to 5 billion coffee cups a year which is just the tip of the ice-berg as drink companies altogether produce 500 billion plastic bottles for single use annually. Therefore, they die as a result if the waste cannot be ingested at all as it blocks their intestinal tracts or even make them feel less hungry and feel so full that the tendency to eat real food is diminished. Buy less packaged plastic nonsense. 2017 © Copyright Waster Pty Ltd, All Rights Reserved.
How about we just don't throw away plastic into the oceans.
Such plastics are made of all-natural plant materials such as corn oil, orange peel, starch etc. Modern plastics are one of those materials that do take quite a long time to fully break apart. 8 / 50. In fact, most plastic in the oceans is relatively small, less than 1 cm in size. There's no number on vinyl gloves specifically, but it'll certainly take longer than an average human lifetime to see them disappear. Oil, which is the aggregate of ancient, decomposed organisms, contains a soup of various hydrogen and carbon atoms arranged in various chains of differing lengths. Plastic in the ocean will break apart in only a few years due to the fact that it is exposed to sunlight. Plastic bottles take up to 450-years, enough time for a person to die and be brought back to life 5 times before that bottle can fully decompose. There are many viable solutions – such as nappy recycling that could be rolled out in Australia – but is there the political will from pollies and citizens? Plastic debris is a planetary threat to marine life. like a 1971 plastic bag etc – used once and still causing environmental havoc. How Long Does it Take for Plastic to Decompose? It would be foolhardy to rely on time to do a number on the plastic that is dumped into the sea. The plastics that are found at sea are know to be a little less than a centimeter in size and weighs around 1/10. Be conscientious about how much plastic you use. There is some research involved in engineering microorganisms that interact with plastic. Tin can take half a century to break down in a landfill, according to Electronics Recyclers International. Plastic bottles, for example, take around 400 years to decompose, while plastic bags take 10-20 years. Finally, nitrile gloves. Moreover, countries like USA, Canada and UK ship and dump plastic waste onto Asian and African countries.
With the coming industrial revolution and the increased use of fossil fuels, fully synthetic plastics would take off. With today's growing environmental concerns, you may be asking yourself: how long does it take for plastic to decompose? There are many different types of plastics and varying landfill conditions so there is no definitive answer. Annual International Coasted Cleanup and removed unwanted debris from 6000 sites around the world which includes all the 50 states of America. Organic material will biodegrade naturally over time. There are also better and environmentally friendlier forms of plastics known as biodegradable plastic. Conclusion on how long does it take for plastic to decompose: It is truly shocking when you consider how useless or short lived most of these plastic items were – i.e.
A polymer is simply a chain of atoms or molecules. The answer is quite simple. For example – "Plastic bags are around for less time – taking about 20 years to degrade – but their impact on the environment can be equally as harmful, with plastic bags known to be eaten by a variety of marine wildlife.". How Long Does Plastic Waste Take To Decompose? The really short and depressing answer is: never.
of a paperclip.
Moreover, 94% of the plastic waste end up on the seafloor. which are less harmful that conventional plastics made from chemical filters and composition and still it does not minimize the risks of micro-plastic remains in the ocean. In addition to that, many people suggest incineration to get rid of piles of waste. reveals a statistic that states a 20-year time period for a plastic bag to decompose into thin air. This in turn will prevent the Trash Vortex to kick out trash it currently holds, into areas of cleaner waters. As mentioned earlier, plastic cannot be fully decomposed. Primarily because we have the choice to reduce the amount of single-use plastics we use in our daily lives. The silver-lining here is that it is in the nature of plastic to decompose but it takes a great deal of time to do that. We have covered plastic pollution of our seas in many blogs – where we highlight the issues like animal life consuming the plastic – and even the chance that in a few years there will be more plastic in the oceans than fish! See the table as per below. That takes up to several lifetimes to completely vanish. This can result in some pretty amazing finds of "time capsule plastic" i.e. The immeasurable amount of such plastic debris is further trapped by the converging ocean currents due to the five major subtropical gyres. This equivalent to more than 12.7 million tons of plastic hand delivered to the ocean every year. This is just 20 percent of the total sources of plastic debris left adrift from fishing. However, they do not completely decompose but decompose into smaller fragments called microplastic that is ingested by marine creatures and ends up on our plate when we are on the run for some delicious and mouth-watering seafood.
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This bundle of joy will make lots of John Deere fans happy! This sweet and cuddly lil' cub measures 12-in. high and has medium brown plush fur with a cheerful smile. The John Deere Baby Bear comes fully assembled and is dressed in a John Deere Green and Yellow one piece pajama outfit, featuring an embroidered John Deere logo on the front.
The authentic B-A-B logo is embroidered on the cub's paw, and the John Deere logo label sewn into the side seam, making this an official John Deere licensed product.


Festive favourite Alfie Boe revealed what he would say if he could have one last conversation with his dad, who passed away when the singer was 23.
Talking in a Letter To My Younger Self, Boe said: "If I could I'd be able to live my life now in a very different way. But I'll never be able to do that, so I have to learn to live with it.
"I wouldn't want to ask him any questions, all I would want to say is thank you. And say sorry for being the kid I was sometimes.
He told The Big Issue that he believes his dad is there along with him when he performs. Reflecting on the effect his temper has had on his relationships, he said it's important to be able to forgive oneself.
The car mechanic-turned-opera star also revealed that he was first pushed into singing by his mother as a solution to his being a "moody teenager".
As a child he was reluctant and nervous to perform at the local operatic society, but being "dragged out" to sing Bring Him Home from Les Misérables kickstarted what became a lifelong love of opera.
He was not allowed to join his school choir after those in charge decided he wasn't up to scratch, something which only added to an already difficult school life – the best part of his day was coming home, he said.
Achieving undeniable success despite a tough school experience, the star tenor won two Classic BRIT awards – Best Album and Group of the Year – with old friend Michael Ball earlier this year for their project Together Again.
In the Letter To My Youngest Self, Boe said he takes the time to enjoy his successes. "My proudest moments have been singing for Her Majesty's 90th birthday at Windsor Castle. Or singing for her Diamond Jubilee on the balcony at Buckingham Palace.
Read the full letter in this week's Big Issue.


Central Command, a provider of PC anti- virus software and computer security services, released its monthly listing of the top twelve viruses reported for September, 2002. The report, coined the "Dirty Dozen", is based on the number of virus occurrences confirmed through Central Command's Emergency Virus Response Team.
The list below represents the most prevalent viruses for September 2002, number one being the most frequent.
"It comes as no surprise that Worm/Klez once again topped our charts. Despite adequate protection against Klez, it's one of those viruses that doesn't seem to go away. The longevity of this worm speaks for itself," said Steven Sundermeier product manager at Central Command, Inc. Worm/Klez.E infections accounted for over 52.1% of all Central Command's total infections reported for the summer months of 2002 (June through September).
Central Command also observed last minute virus action thanks in part to the Worm/Tanatos and Worm/OpaSoft outbreaks occurring on the 30th of the month. Worm/Tanatos is a network aware Internet worm that attempts to spread through email. It drops a keylogging component, opens the TCP port 36794, potentially allowing remote administration on the infected computer, and kills various security applications. "We are seeing the deactivation of antivirus software becoming a high priority among virus authors today. The list of security applications to switch-off continues to grow with each new piece of malicious code," concluded Sundermeier.
Worm/Opasoft is an Internet worm that spreads via open network shares. It possess backdoor trojan capabilities.


Nearly 25 per cent voting was recorded in Jammu and Kashmir's two Lok Sabha constituencies of Jammu and Baramulla till 11 a.m. in the first phase of election marred by an incident of stone pelting that injured a woman.
"An overall voter turnout of 24.66 per cent was recorded in the two constituencies," an official said.
In the Assembly segments of Jammu, Samba, Rajouri and Poonch, 30.57, 35.91, 30.80 and 32.82 per cent voter turnout was recorded respectively.
In the voting segments of Baramulla, Kupwara and Bandipora, 11.40, 19.0 and 12.63 per cent voter turnout was recorded respectively.
In addition, 19.36 per cent migrant voters also exercised their franchise till 11 a.m.
The election is taking place under heavy deployment of security forces in Baramulla constituency in the Kashmir Valley.
A woman was injured in Palhalan area of Baramulla district when some youths pelted stones to disrupt the voting process.
"The injured woman has been shifted to Srinagar for treatment," a police officer said.
Reports of voters turning out in good numbers have come in from the border areas of Gurez, Karnah and Uri of Baramulla constituency.
Small queues of voters were also seen in Sonawari, Shadipora and a few other places in the morning in Baramulla constituency.


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Q: Time complexity of given code? what is time complexity of this code:
for (i=1 to n)
   for (j=1 to i^2)
        if ((j mod i)==0)
               for (k=1 to j)
                   write ("*");

I find this relation between i, j and k:
for example n=4 so:
i      j             k
1      1-1           1  k  run for 1time
2      1-4           1,2,3,4  k run for 2 and 4 times
3      1-9           1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 k run for 3, 6 and 9 times
4      1-16          1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 k run for 4, 8, 12 and 16 times

but i cant find its complexity

A: occurrence of j mod i=0 can be taken as negligible as compare to large value of n. for the 1st two nested loop evidently the complexity being summation of pow(i,2) from 1 upto n. so we can take complexity as O(n^3).

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01:00 We recap our second out of town trip in two weeks, and why going on vacation can sometimes make you want to take another vacation!
02:05: Sharon describes her first Sharon-panic over a child coughing, and what we will do now that cold and flu season is here.
06:45: We got our 12 foot tree up! Not in any sort of easy or organized fashion (naturally), but it's up!
09:05: We describe the "Winter Wonderland" they put on in our neighborhood, with a train ride, a horse drawn carriage, Santa visits, a "Santa's helper tent", and a hot cocoa station.
14:16: The 5 Reasons we love having a child with Down syndrome!!
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This looks not at all like he's going to fall over and spend the rest of his days in a coma.
I made Steve pose in front of the tree (with the ladder, of course) for scale.
Max with Santa at the Winter Wonderland in our neighborhood.
Max with his elf, who helped him pick out gifts for Steve and I.
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— в японской письменности — специальная кана, отличающаяся от обычной меньшим размером. Главным образом применяется в ёоне и в сокуоне, разъясняя чтение предыдущего (в ёоне) или последующего (в сокуоне) знака каны.

Слово «сутэгана», первоначально бывшее типографским термином, используется вместо  для того, чтобы указать на её отличие от простой записи каны мелким шрифтом.

Поскольку уменьшенная кана занимает в строке меньше места, она, подобно строчным буквам в европейских языках, ровняется по нижнему краю. При вертикальном письме ровнение происходит по правому краю. Кроме того, будучи последней в строке, она пододвигается к предыдущему знаку (при горизонтальном письме — левее, при вертикальном — выше).

В юникоде сутэгана представлена следующими знаками: ぁ, ぃ, ぅ, ぇ, ぉ, っ, ゃ, ゅ, ょ, ゎ, ァ, ィ, ゥ, ェ, ォ, ヵ, ㇰ, ヶ, ㇱ, ㇲ, ッ, ㇳ, ㇴ, ㇵ, ㇶ, ㇷ, ㇷ゚, ㇸ, ㇹ, ㇺ, ャ, ュ, ョ, ㇻ, ㇼ, ㇽ, ㇾ, ㇿ, ヮ.

Хотя в печати при записи слов фуриганой изначально сутэгана не использовалась, с распространением текстовых процессоров и компьютерной вёрстки её применение в этих случаях увеличивается.

Употребление в японском языке

Не образуя самостоятельно мору
Вместе с впередистоящей каной составляет ёон, выражая одну мору. В этом случае берётся согласный звук первого знака и гласный звук второго:
 Кана из и-колонки + ゃ, ゅ, ょ; ャ, ュ, ョ. Например:
 き (ки) + ゃ (я) = きゃ (кя)
 き (ки) + ゅ (ю) = きゅ (кю)
 き (ки) + ょ (ё) = きょ (кё)
 Каны «ку» и «гу» く, ぐ; ク, グ + ゎ; ヮ обозначает исторические слоги [ква] и [гва]: くゎ, ぐゎ
 Различные знаки катаканы + ァ, ィ, ゥ, ェ, ォ, ャ, ュ, ョ, ヮ в заимствованных словах обозначают отсутствующие в японском звуки иностранных языков. Например:
 テ (тэ) + ィ (и) = ティ (ти)
 ト (то) + ゥ (у) = トゥ (ту)
 フ (фу) + ァ (а) = ファ (фа)
 Иногда для звуков, которые невозможно записать одним символом сутэганы, используется два знака. Например: ティェ [те], ヴゥィ [ве]

Образуя мору самостоятельно
 っ, ッ обозначают сокуон
 ぁ, ぃ, ぅ, ぇ, ぉ; ァ, ィ, ゥ, ェ, ォ  могут применяться для обозначения долгого звука в именах собственных
 ヶ произошла не от знака катаканы ケ, а от необычной формы кандзи 箇 — 个, которая затем была уменьшена. В настоящее время его употребление не ограничивается значениями исходного иероглифа, он используется в качестве счётного суффикса и частицы が, произносясь как «ка», «га» или «ко». Например:
 ヵ может использоваться вместо знака ヶ, когда он читается как «ка». Например:

В других языках
  символы ㇰ, ㇱ, ㇲ, ㇳ, ㇴ, ㇵ, ㇶ, ㇷ, ㇸ, ㇹ, ㇷ゚, ㇺ, ㇻ, ㇼ, ㇽ, ㇾ, ㇿ используются для обозначения согласных звуков
 При записи корейского языка катаканой знаки ㇰ, ッ, ㇷ゚, ㇺ, ㇽ обозначают завершающую букву слога. Например: アンニョンハシㇺニカ?(, аннёнъхасимникка, «как поживаете?»)
 В  применялись знаки ァ, ィ, ゥ, ェ, ォ, ㇰ, ッ, ㇷ゚ и маленькая ヲ

История
Употребление сутэганы в качестве ёона и сокуона стало распространённым лишь после Второй мировой войны, когда была принята «новая система использования каны». Однако в государственных актах сутэгана не использовалась до 1988 года, когда был принят закон «Об использовании ёона и сокуона в законах и постановлениях», обязывающий применять сутэгану и там.

Кана

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Avert airlines' operations shutdown, Reps caucus tells Buhari
Agency Report Published May 8, 2022
The Minority Caucus in the House of Representatives has called on the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), to take immediate steps to avert an imminent shutdown of flight operations in Nigeria, warning that it will have grave consequences on the country's national life.
The caucus was reacting to the strike notice issued to the Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika; and the Director-General, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Musa Nuhu, by the Airline Operators of Nigeria.
The AON had threatened to shut down flight operations in the country from Monday, May 9, 2022, due to the unbearable high cost of aviation fuel (Jet-A1), which had risen from N190 to N700 per litre.
The notice by the AON had indicated that the intervention by the Senate and the House in the crisis occasioned by Jet-A1 scarcity and price hike had failed.
Already, the House will on Monday hold an emergency session, less than one week after it adjourned plenary till May 24, 2022, to discuss "critical issues of national importance."
The Clerk to the House, Dr Yahaya Danzaria, announced the recall of members to the emergency session via notice issued on Saturday.
Minority Leader of the House, Ndudi Elumelu, in a statement issued on Saturday and titled 'Minority Reps Tasks President Buhari to Avert Shutdown of Airline Operations,' blamed the crisis in the aviation sector on the government of the All Progressives Congress and the regime led by Buhari.
The statement partly read, "This worrisome development in Nigeria, a major producer of oil, is another very sad commentary on the unpardonable failure, corruption, incompetence, negative policies and lack of capacity of the APC-led administration to effectively manage our national economy.
"As representatives of the people, the Minority Caucus is concerned because aviation is pivotal to the operation, sustenance and survival of other key sectors of the economy and any shutdown of flight operations will have devastating spiral effects and worsen the excruciating economic hardship and further escalate insecurity in the country.
"This is because apart from the direct disabling of thousands of aviation related jobs and ancillary businesses, a shutdown of the sector will also have grave negative impact on critical government and public sector activities which are sustained by air travelling."
The caucus added, "It is instructive to note that the aviation sector is no longer an exclusive reserve of the elite, but plays central role in the movement of personnel and equipment that drive and sustain services and operations which benefit the masses in healthcare, manufacturing, education, food production, telecommunication, retailing, banking and finance, hospitality, entertainment, power, security and other key sectors.
"A shutdown of the aviation sector will therefore cripple millions of businesses as well as economic and commercial activities thereby increasing unemployment, worsen the economic hardship, put pressure on our already ailing roads and exacerbate insecurity in our country.
"Moreover, the situation is a huge threat to our national integrity as it erodes the confidence of the International Community and foreign investors in our country thereby encouraging the movement of investments to neigbouring countries."
The opposition lawmakers, therefore, called on the President to "wake up, note the grave import of the situation and save the aviation sector from imminent collapse by immediately addressing the fuel crisis and other challenges in the industry."
The caucus also asked Buhar to critically address the crisis in the petroleum industry by "reviewing the counter-productive policies and curbing the corruption in his administration so as to save our national economy from collapse under his watch."
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Professor; Columbia Univ. Medical Center; Columbia Mailman School of Public Health
Dr. Neil W. Schluger's main area of academic interest has been in tuberculosis, including clinical trials, molecular epidemiology, development and evaluation of diagnostics, and human host immune responses. He is the principal investigator at Columbia University for the Tuberculosis Trials Consortium, a CDC-funded collaboration in clinical trials in which patients are enrolled in trials of treatment of latent tuberculosis infection and active tuberculosis disease. In addition, Dr. Schluger has led studies examining the transmission dynamics of tuberculosis in New York City, using tools of molecular epidemiology. He has a long standing interest in the development and evaluation of new tools for the diagnosis of tuberculosis.
More recently, in addition to his studies in tuberculosis, he has led clinical trials for the use of retinoids in the treatment of emphysema and for the use of interferon gamma in the treatment of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
Personal Genomics and Public Health
Public health, Schluger says, deals with populations, not individuals.
How is modern medicine changing the way humans evolve?
What will we look like in 100 years?
How much medicine is too much medicine?
With the global population exploding, is there a limit to how much effort we should put into keeping everyone alive as long as possible?
Are allergies on the rise in America?
An allergy specialist, Schluger discusses why we seem to have more allergies than ever.
Tuberculosis and the Immigration Question
Tuberculosis should not be a reason to keep people from immigrating to the United States, Schluger says.
The Threat of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
How did tuberculosis become so drug-resistant?
The Problems of Diagnosing Tuberculosis
The oldest test still in use.
Cultural Barriers to Treating Tuberculosis in America
Over half of tuberculosis patients in America were abroad, Schluger says. Many are suspicious of modern medicine. How does a doctor deal?
The Tuberculosis Vaccine
It's the most widely used vaccine in the world, yet tuberculosis is still the 8th leading cause of death, says Schluger.
Have doctors forgotten about infectious diseases?
When tuberculosis became uncommon in the U.S., the number of specialists declined, too, Schluger says.
Why is TB research not as sexy as HIV/AIDS research?
People with tuberculosis live in the shadows and can't organize as well as educated women and gay men, says Schluger.
The Gates Foundation and the Fight Against Tuberculosis
Bringing money where the pharmaceutical industry doesn't want to go.
Which do you enjoy more, research or clinical work?
Interpersonal relationships are just as important as the intellectual challenges of research, says Schluger.
Why Tuberculosis Is Still Important
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Q: Sub-module of a Tensor Product of ring and module. Suppose $R$ is ring with unit and $M$ be unital $R$-module and $N$ be sub-module of $M$. Also let $S$ be a ring containing R as subring and $1_S=1_R$. I have two questions.
$1.$ Can we claim that $S\otimes_R N$ is sub-module of $S\otimes_R M$ ?
I think this should not be the case as the same pair $(s,m)$ can give different cosets in two tensor products despite $N$ being sub-module of $M$. But, I have not been able to find examples. Please help.
$2.$ Can we put some condition on $R$ so that $S\otimes_R N$ will always be  sub-module of $S\otimes_R M$ if $N$ is submodule of $M$?

A: Let $S=k[x,y]/(xy)$ and $R=k[x]/(xy)\subseteq S$. Now, $R$ is an integral domain, so we can set $M$ to be its field of fractions, and  $N=R\subseteq M$. Then $S\otimes_R N=S$, but $$(y,1)=\left(y,\frac{x}{x}\right)=\left(xy,\frac{1}{x}\right)=\left(0,\frac{1}{x}\right)=(0,0)$$ in $S\otimes_R M$, and so the inclusion is not an injection.
For your second question, it is necessary and sufficient for $S$ to be flat as an $R$-module since then tensoring preserves injections.
Edit: For necessity, if $S$ is not flat then there must be some injection $\varphi:L\to M$ which is no longer an injection after tensoring with $S$. If we set $N=\text{Im}(\varphi)\subseteq M$ then we can view this as the inclusion of $N$ into $M$, and so the inclusion of $S\otimes_R N$ into $S\otimes_R M$ is not injective.


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Sheila Gewolb
Edwin Shuker
Amanda Bowman
Stuart MacDonald
Marie van der Zyl was elected President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews in May 2018.
She became a Deputy is 2012 and was elected Vice President in 2015. In the past three years she has played a crucial part in the fight against antisemitism in the Labour Party. Her quote, labelling the Chakrabarti report as a "whitewash", was carried widely across national media. Marie was at the forefront of the campaign against the so-called "cab-rank" policy, by which the Inner North London Coroner delayed the release of bodies to Jewish families. The High Court recently ruled that this policy was discriminatory. Her negotiations with King's College London resulted in its adoption of the internationally recognised IHRA definition of antisemitism and she has energetically pursued interfaith relations with Britain's faith communities.
Marie, who represents JLGB, is married with two girls. In her professional life she is a solicitor specialising in employment /equalities law and a partner at Ince GD.
Dr Sheila Gewolb DL was elected Senior Vice President in 2018. She now chairs the Board of Deputies International Division. Sheila has represented Cardiff United Synagogue as a Deputy since 2009. In 2015, she was elected Vice President and became chair of the Community and Education Division. As well as supporting small and regional communities, she expanded the Board's outreach work so that there are now five copies of the Jewish Living Experience exhibition based throughout the UK. She also initiated training for volunteer ambassadors to speak about Judaism to non-Jewish school children and other groups. Sheila is married to Roger, who is the Deputy for St. John's Wood Synagogue. They have four daughters and four grandsons who live in Cumbria, Miami, Gibraltar and Paris.
Edwin Shuker is a London-based businessman with a wide range of educational, communal and charitable involvements. He chairs the Communities and Education Division. He has been Deputy for Woodside Park United since 2003, he is a Trustee of 'Mitzvah Day', 'Sephardi Voices', and is on the International Advisory Council of 'Limmud'. Currently, he is a Special Envoy to the President of the European Jewish Congress for Interfaith and refugees. Edwin regularly delivers presentations on Middle Eastern topics, especially on the issue of Jews from Arab countries, at prestigious venues, including the House of Commons, European Parliament and the United Nations. Iraqi born, Edwin speaks fluent Hebrew as well as Arabic as a mother tongue.
Amanda chairs the Defence Division that focuses on the defence of Jewish freedoms, rights and security, specifically all forms of antisemitism, racism, anti-Israel extremism and bigotry. As a Deputy for The Hampstead Synagogue since 2012, she was Chair of BODSA (the Board's Social Action Group) and it's first Gender Equality Champion before being elected Vice President. Outside of the Board, Amanda specialises in communications, responsible business and international development working with multinational companies and international not for profits. A mother of two grown up daughters, Amanda is married to Anthony. She enjoys travelling and entertaining. Her guilty pleasures: soap operas and IPhone Sudoku.
As Treasurer, Stuart MacDonald is privileged to chair the Finance and Organisation Division, whose members help the Board's professional staff with financial and organisational matters. He has been Deputy for Liberal Judaism since 2010. After contributing to charities like the Joint Israel Appeal, CARE and the Anti-Heroin Campaign, Stuart served as Vice Chair of ORT UK, Trustee of the London Musicians' Collective and on the Actors' Centre Advisory Board. Currently, he is a Trustee of Merchavim and Alternatives4Children and sits on the Advisory Boards of the Jewish Heritage Foundation, Israel Bonds and ROPES. Stuart speaks several languages and runs an international corporate finance firm active across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and the Middle East, including Israel. Stuart is also an award winning broadcaster, with a long running radio show on London's Resonance FM.


Heat the oil in a large, flameproof casserole dish. Brush the oxtail generously with the Sarson's browning sauce before adding to the pan and frying over a high heat until browned on both sides. Take the oxtail out of the dish and put it on a plate.
Reduce the heat to medium; add extra oil to the pot if it is dry. Add the onion, celery and carrot to the casserole and cook for about 5 to 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the garlic, thyme, chives, ginger and bay leaves and stir for about 30 seconds, until the aromas are released.
Stir in the flour and return the oxtail (and any juices) to the pan and pour in the stock.
Stir in the tomato paste, soy sauce, hot sauce (optional) and give the whole thing a good stir.
Bring to the boil and then turn down the heat to a gentle simmer. Add in the whole scotch bonnet and put the lid on.
After an hour, remove the scotch bonnet and discard it, return the lid to the pot and continue to cook for another 2 hours. Add the sweet potato and continue to cook for 40 minutes, with the lid on, until the potato is tender and the meat should easily fall away from the bone.
Using a slotted spoon or tongs, transfer the oxtail to a chopping board and carefully pull away the meat from the bone using a fork or knife. Discard the bones.
Remove the bay leaves and woody thyme stalk from the soup and blitz until smooth. Add the oxtail meat to the soup, season and serve.


Hi Lorena! Can you please introduce yourself?
Hi! I'm Lorena Ramírez-López. I am a born and raised New Yorker from Queens. I went to New York University for Cinema Studies and Spanish where I did an honors thesis on Paraguayan cinema in regards to sound theory. I continued my education at NYU and graduated from the Moving Image Archiving and Preservation program where I concentrated on video and digital preservation. I was one of the National Digital Stewardship Residents for the American Archive of Public Broadcasting. I did my residency at Howard University television station (WHUT) in Washington D.C from 2016 until this June 2017. Along with being the project manager for the Memory Lab Network, I do contracting work for the National Portrait Gallery on their time based media artworks, joined the Women who Code community, and teach Spanish at Fluent City!
Tell us a little bit about DCPL's Memory Lab and your role in it.
The DC Public Library's Memory Lab was a National Digital Stewardship Project back in 2014 through 2015. This was the baby of DCPL's National Digital Stewardship Resident, Jaime Mears, back in the day. A lot of my knowledge on how it started comes from reading the original project proposal, which you can find that on the Library of Congress's website as well as Jaime Mear's final report on the Memory Lab is found on the DC Library website. But to summarize its origin story, the Memory Lab was created as a local response to the fact that communities are generating a lot of digital content while still keeping many of their physical materials like VHS, miniDVs, and photos but might not necessarily have the equipment or knowledge to preserve their content. It has been widely accepted in the archival and preservation fields that we have an approximate 15- to 20-year window of opportunity to digitally preserve legacy audio and video recordings on magnetic tape because of the rate of degradation and the obsolescence of playback equipment. The term "video at risk" might ring a bell to some people. There's also photographs and film, particularly color slides and negatives and moving image film formats, that will also fade and degrade over time. People want to save their memories as well as share them on a digital platform.
There are well-established best practices for digital preservation in archival practice, but these guidelines and documentation are generally written for a professional audience. And while there are a various personal digital archiving resources for a public audience, they aren't really easy to find on the web and a lot of these resources aren't updated to reflect the changes in our technology, software, and habits.
So the Memory Lab was the library's local response in the Washington D.C. area to bridge this gap of digital archiving knowledge and provide the tools and resources for library patrons to personally digitize their own personal content.
My role is maintaining this memory lab (digitization rack). When hardware gets worn down or breaks, I fix it. When software for our computers upgrade to newer systems, I update our workflows.
I am currently re-doing the website to reflect the new wiring I did and updating the instructions with more explanations and images. You can expect gifs!
You recently received funding from IMLS to create a Memory Lab Network. Can you tell us more about that?
Yes! The DC Public Library in partnership with the Public Library Association received a national leadership grant to expand the memory lab model.
During this project, the Memory Lab Network will partner with seven public libraries across the United States. Our partners will receive training, mentoring, and financial support to develop their own memory lab as well as programs for their library patrons and community to digitize and preserve their personal and family collections. A lot of focus is put on the digitization rack, mostly because it's cool, but the memory lab model is not just creating a digitization rack. It's also developing classes and online resources for the community to understand that digital preservation doesn't just end with digitizing analog formats.
By creating these memory labs, these libraries will help bridge the digital preservation divide between the professional archival community and the public community. But first we have to train and help the libraries set up the memory lab, which is why we are providing travel grants to Washington, D.C. for an in-depth digital preservation bootcamp and training for these seven partners.
If anyone wants to read the proposal, the Institute of Museum and Library Sciences has it here.
What are the goals of the Memory Lab Network, and how do you see this making an impact on the overall library field (outside of just the selected libraries)?
One of the main goals is to see how well the memory lab model holds up. The memory lab was a local response to a need but it was meant to be replicated. This funding is our chance to see how we can adapt and improve the memory lab model for other public libraries and not just our own urban library in Washington D.C.
There are actually many institutions and organizations that have digitization stations and/or the knowledge and resources, but we just don't realize who they are. Sometimes it feels like we keep reinventing the wheel with digital preservation. There are plenty of websites that had contemporary information on digital preservation and links to articles and other explanations at one time. Then those websites weren't sustained and remained stagnant while housing a series of broken links and lost PDFs. We could (and should) be better of not just creating new resources, but updating the ones we have.
The reasons why some organization aren't transparent or updating the information, or why we aren't searching in certain areas, varies, but we should be better at documenting and sharing our information to our archival and public communities. This is why the other goal is to create a network to better communicate and share.
What advice do you have for librarians thinking of setting up their own digitization stations? How can someone learn more about aspects of audiovisual preservation on the job?
If you are thinking of setting up your own digitization station, announce that not only to your local community but also the larger archival community. Tell us about this amazing adventure you're about to tackle. Let us know if you need help! Circulate and cite that article you thought was super helpful. Try to communicate not only your successes but also your problems and failures.
We need to be better at documenting and sharing what we're doing, especially when dealing with how to handle and repair playback decks for magnetic media. Besides the fact that the companies just stopped supporting this equipment, a lot of this information on how to support and repair equipment could have been shared or passed down by really knowledge experts, but it wasn't. Now we're all holding our breath and pulling our hair out because this one dude who repairs U-matic tapes is thinking about retiring. This lack of information and communication shouldn't be the case in our environment when we can email and call.
We tend to freak out about audiovisual preservation because we see how other professional institutions set up their workflows and the amount of equipment they have. The great advantage libraries have is that not only can they act practically with their resources but also they have the best type of feedback to learn from: library patrons. We're creating these memory lab models for the general public so getting practical experience, feedback, and concerns are great ways to learn more on what aspects of audiovisual preservation really need to be fleshed out and researched.
And for fun, try creating and archiving your own audiovisual media! You technically already do with taking photos and videos on your phone. Getting to know your equipment and where your media goes is very helpful.
For more information on how to set up a "digitization station" at your library, I recommend Dorothea Salo's robust website detailing how to build an "audio/video or digital data rescue kit", available here.
Last month we got the long-awaited ruling in favor of Google in the Authors Guild vs. Google Books case, which by now has been analyzed extensively. Ultimately the judge in the case decided that Google's digitization was transformative and thus constituted fair use. See InfoDocket for detailed coverage of the decision.
The Google Books project was part of the Google mission to index all the information available, and as such could never have taken place without libraries, which hold all those books. While most, if not all, the librarians I know use Google Books in their work, there has always been a sense that the project should not have been started by a commercial enterprise using the intellectual resources of libraries, but should have been started by libraries themselves working together. Yet libraries are often forced to be more conservative about digitization than we might otherwise be due to rules designed to protect the college or university from litigation. This ruling has made it seem as though we could afford to be less cautious. As Eric Hellman points out, the decision seems to imply that with copyright the ends are the important part, not the means. "In Judge Chin's analysis, copyright is concerned only with the ends, not the means. Copyright seems not to be concerned with what happens inside the black box." 1 As long as the end use of the books was fair, which was deemed to be the case, the initial digitization was not a problem.
Looking at this from the perspective of repository manager, I want to address a few of the theoretical and logistical issues behind such a conclusion for libraries.
What does this mean for digitization at libraries?
At the beginning of 2013 I took over an ongoing digitization project, and as a first-time manager of a large-scale long-term project, I learned a lot about the processes involved in such a project. The project I work with is extremely small-scale compared with many such projects, but even at this scale the project is expensive and time-consuming. What makes it worth it is that long-buried works of scholarship are finally being used and read, sometimes for reasons we do not quite understand. That gets at the heart of the Google Books decision—digitizing books in library stacks and making them more widely available does contribute to education and useful arts.
There are many issues that we need to address, however. Some of the most important ones are what access can and should be provided to what works, and making mass digitization more available to smaller and international cultural heritage institutions. Google Books could succeed because it had the financial and computing resources of Google matched with the cultural resources of the participating research libraries. This problem is international in scope. I encourage you to read this essay by Amelia Sanz, in which she argues that digitization efforts so far have been inherently unequal and a reflection of colonialism. 2 But is there a practical way of approaching this desire to make books available to a wider audience?
There are several separate issues in providing access. Books that are in the public domain are unquestionably fine to digitize, though differences in international copyright law make it difficult to determine what can be provided to whom. As Amelia Sanz points out, Google can only digitize Spanish works prior to 1870 in Spain, but may digitize the complete work in the United States. The complete work is not available to Spanish researchers, but it is available in full to US researchers.
That aside, there are several reasons why it is useful to digitize works still unquestionably under copyright. One of the major reasons is textual corpus analysis–you need to have every word of many texts available to draw conclusions about use of words and phrases in those texts. Google Books ngram viewer is one such tool that comes out of mass digitization. Searching for phrases in Google and finding that phrase as a snippet in a book is an important way to find information in books that might otherwise be ignored in favor of online sources. Some argue that this means that those books will not be purchased when they might have otherwise been, but it is equally possible that this leads to greater discovery and more purchases, which research into music piracy suggests may be the case.
Another reason to digitize works still under copyright is to highlight the work of marginalized communities, though in that case it is imperative to work with those communities to ensure that the digitization is not exploitative. Many orphan works, for whom a rights-holder cannot be located, fall under this, and I know from some volunteer work that I have done that small cultural heritage institutions are eager to digitize material that represents the cultural and intellectual output of their communities.
In all the above cases, it is crucial to put into place mechanisms for ensuring that works under copyright are not abused. Google Books uses an algorithm that makes it impossible to read an entire book, which is probably beyond the abilities of most institutions. (If anyone has an idea for how to do this, I would love to hear it.) Simpler and more practical solutions to limiting access are to only make a chapter or sample of a book available for public use, which many publishers already allow. For instance, Oxford University Press allows up to 10% of a work (within certain limits) on personal websites or institutional repositories. (That is, of course, assuming you can get permission from the author). Many institutions maintain "dark archives", which are digitized and (usually) indexed archives of material inaccessible to the public, whether institutional or research information. For instance, the US Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information maintains a dark archive index of technical reports comprising the equivalent of 6 million pages, which makes it possible to quickly find relevant information.
In any case where an institution makes the decision to digitize and make available the full text of in-copyright materials for reasons they determine are valid, there are a few additional steps that institutions should take. Institutions should research rights-holders or at least make it widely known to potential rights-holders that a project is taking place. The Orphan Works project at the University of Michigan is an example of such a project, though it has been fraught with controversy. Another important step is to have a very good policy for taking down material when a rights-holder asks–it should be clear to the rights-holder whether any copies of the work will be maintained and for what purposes (for instance archival or textual analysis purposes).
Digitizing, Curating, Storing, Oh My!
"Processing the pictures" is a key problem to solve. Turning images into PDF documents is one thing, but providing high quality optical character recognition is extremely challenging. Free tools such as FreeOCR make it possible to do OCR from image or PDF files, but this takes processing power and results vary widely, particularly if the scan quality is lower. Even expensive tools like Adobe Acrobat or ABBYY FineReader have the same problems. Karen Coyle points out that uncorrected OCR text may be sufficient for searching and corpus analysis, but does not provide a faithful reproduction of the text and thus, for instance, provide access to visually impaired persons 3 This is a problem well known in the digital humanities world, and one solved by projects such as Project Gutenberg with the help of dedicated volunteer distributed proofreaders. Additionally, a great deal of material clearly in the public domain is in manuscript form or has text that modern OCR cannot recognize. In that case, crowdsourcing transcriptions is the only financially viable way for institutions to make text of the material available. 4 Examples of successful projects using volunteer transcriptors or proofreaders include Ancient Lives to transcribe ancient papyrus, What's on the Menu at the New York Public Library, and DIYHistory at the University of Iowa libraries. (The latter has provided step by step instructions for building your own version using open source tools).
So now you've built your low-cost DIY book scanner, and put together a suite of open source tools to help you process your collections for free. Now what? The whole landscape of storing and preserving digital files is far beyond the scope of this post, but the cost of accomplishing this is probably the highest of anything other than staffing a digitization project, and it is here where Google clearly has the advantage. The Internet Archive is a potential solution to storing public domain texts (though they are not immune to disaster), but if you are making in-copyright works available in any capacity you will most likely have to take the risk on your own servers. I am not a lawyer, but I have never rented server space that would allow copyrighted materials to be posted.
Obviously from this post I am in favor of taking on digitization projects of both public domain and copyrighted materials when the motivations are good and the policies are well thought out. From this perspective, I think the Google Books decision was a good thing for libraries and for providing greater access to library collections. Libraries should be smart about what types of materials to digitize, but there are more possibilities for large-scale digitization, and by providing more access, the research community can determine what is useful to them.
If you have managed a DIY book scanning project, please let me know in the comments, and I can add links to your project.


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Nothing can bring an outfit to life faster than a bold retro print. Take this cute little jacket and skirt outfit from Miffyhoi Rosca at H&M. She sells it with a white v-neck crop top and it's adorable. It has prim cuffs, collar and a bit of prim swing to the jacket as well. The attention to detail on the prim collar is stunning as you can see in the close-up photo below. However, it needed some color, I thought, so I reached in the closet and pulled out this retro print top from The HUB. That spark of color just brought it all to life.
Besides, it gave me the chance to wear these great shoes from Shiny Things. I fell in love with them and have been eager to wear them. Tapping into the yellow in the print, I wore the EarthTones New Grazia set in yellow and silver. Now, while you have the closer photo, look at the amazing work in that buckle on the collar. Stunning. More photos are available on my flickr.
This entry was posted in Second Life and tagged H&M, HUB, Laqroki, Mau & Mej's, shiny things, Skin Deep on June 29, 2008 by Cajsa Lilliehook.


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IMAGE: CZI Imaging Scientist award recipient Abhishek Kumar, Ph.D., with a super-resolution optical microscope he built in collaboration with James Marr of the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
WOODS HOLE, Mass. – Microscopy innovator Abhishek Kumar, Ph.D., has received a national award from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) to join the staff of the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) as a key collaborator in the MBL's Imaging Initiative, an emerging, interdisciplinary center dedicated to research, discovery, and training in biological imaging and analysis.
Kumar is one of 17 "CZI Imaging Scientist" awardees announced today by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, the Redwood City, Calif.-based philanthropy. Each awardee will receive three years of salary support at one of 17 imaging centers across the United States.
Kumar brings expertise in developing optical (light) microscopes to the MBL Imaging Initiative's extraordinarily fertile environment for collaboration, innovation, and dissemination of discoveries. Hundreds of scientists, faculty, students, and industry experts convene at the MBL each year for research at the interface of biology, microscopy instrument development, and computational image analysis. Kumar will be directly engaged in imaging research and training, and will also catalyze collaborations and help ensure that innovations are disseminated quickly and broadly through the MBL's educational courses and workshops.
Kumar is presently an Assistant Scientist at the University of Maryland, College Park, and he is already embedded in the MBL's innovation culture. After receiving his Ph.D. in physics at University of Massachusetts, Lowell, in 2013, Kumar began a postdoctoral position with neurobiologist Daniel Colón-Ramos of Yale Medical School and biophysicist Hari Shroff from the National Institutes of Health. The three scientists began building a light-sheet microscope for fast, gentle live imaging of cells and smaller embryos, such as C. elegans (roundworm) embryos. That summer, they convened in the MBL's Whitman Center to finish developing the instrument there.
Kumar developed control software for this new microscope (the diSPIM), which allowed them to map brain-wide activity of the developing C.elegans nervous system during embryogenesis. He then became part of a wider collaboration at MBL to develop a light-sheet system to map the location and 3D orientation of single molecules in cells.
Kumar received a Grass Fellowship at MBL in 2015, and has participated in the MBL's Analytical and Quantitative Light Microscopy course.


Lil Wayne fights for freedom in the explosive video for his remix to O.T. Genasis' smash off his mixtape Sorry 4 the Wait 2.
In the Eif Rivera-directed clip, the Young Money chief raps inside a cage, which is supposed to be symbolic of his current situation with Cash Money (Wayne is suing Birdman for $51 million).
Wayne also throws in shots of Nicki Minaj and Drake to remind Birdman who he brought to the table. "F*** it, this that Sorry 4 The Wait 2, I ain't trippin I got Barbie I got Drake too / I send my goons to kill somebody, I need head proof / Then they come through and sit it on my coffee table," he spits.
"Cash Money is an army, I'm a one-man army / And if them n**as comin' for me, I'm goin' out like Tony / Now I don't want no problems, I just want my money,". "All I got is Young Money, no more Cash, ni**a." he spits.
Rivera also cleverly throws in flashes of old movie clips, using extremely violent scenes to match Wayne's threats.
Between the song and the video, it's apparent the New Orleans rhymer is coming for Cash Money — both legally and figuratively.


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