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§721.10992 Manganese, tris[.mu.-(acetato-.kappa.O:.kappa.O')]bis(octahydro-1,4,7-trimethyl-1H-1,4,7-triazonine-.kappa.N1,.kappa.N4,.kappa.N7)di- (P-16-182, chemical D).
(a) Chemical substance and significant new uses subject to reporting. (1) The chemical substance identified as manganese, tris[.mu.-(acetato-.kappa.O:.kappa.O')]bis(octahydro-1,4,7-trimethyl-1H-1,4,7-triazonine-.kappa.N1,.kappa.N4,.kappa.N7)di- (PMN P-16-182, chemical D; CAS No. 2020407-65-0) is subject to reporting under this section for the significant new uses described in paragraph (a)(2) of this section.
(i) Protection in the workplace. Requirements as specified in §721.63(a)(1), (a)(3), and (b) (concentration set at 1.0 percent).
(ii) Industrial, commercial, and consumer activities. Requirements as specified in §721.80(f) and (j) (a significant new use is any manufacture at a concentration of greater than 10% of the PMN substance in any formulation).
(1) Recordkeeping. Recordkeeping requirements as specified in §721.125(a) through (e) and (i) are applicable to manufacturers and processors of this substance.


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It pains me to write this, but there seems to be a straight line between the rejection of the UN Partition Plan by the Arab countries in 1947 and the Palestinian Authority's current refusal to attend the Bahrein workshop arranged by the USA in an attempt to move towards a solution of the 'Palestinian problem.'
At the time of the Partition Plan there was no Palestinian Authority, or even a Palestinian entity, yet the intransigence that was displayed then has become an integral part of any interaction with anyone seeking to resolve the issue. I know that David Ben-Gurion and the leaders of the Yishuv were not at all happy with the compromise solution proposed by the UN in 1947 but were prepared to accept the offer simply in order to attain some form of a Jewish homeland. The Arab states attacked the nascent State of Israel but were rebuffed, and the result was that the Jews had their state, Israel, and the Arabs (or Palestinians) did not.
The line continues, with steady 'progress' through the Arab states' 'three nos' of Khartoum after the Six-Day War of 1967, when Israel offered them peace: 'No peace with Israel, no recognition of Israel, no negotiations with it' was their motto, and that was the stand taken by the members of the Arab League during the decades which followed.
Since then some movement has been made towards peace, but by comparison with what might have been it is pitifully small. Yes, now there are peace treaties between Israel and Egypt, after the painful lesson of the Yom Kippur War of 1973, and also between Israel and Jordan, following the rapprochement between Yitzhak Rabin and King Hussein of Jordan in 1994. In both cases the agreements were achieved with the active involvement of the USA, under Jimmy Carter in the first case and Bill Clinton in the second.
Along the way, and as a result of these agreements and the Oslo Accords of 1993 and 1995, the Palestine Liberation Organisation morphed into the officially recognised Palestinian Authority, with institutions of orderly government, some degree of self-rule, and even a modicum of cooperation with the Israeli authorities.
Efforts were made at later stages to get the Palestinians to sit down with the Israelis to negotiate a peace settlement, when Ehud Barak and Ehud Olmert each served as prime minister, and with American backing,. Under both these leaders generous settlements were offered to enable the creation of an independent Palestinian State, but in both instances the Palestinian leadership (headed by Yasser Arafat) rejected them.
Since then there have been shifts within Israeli society, with the right-wing parties assuming prominence and the electorate choosing to elect the Likud and follow a path which does not augur well for the eventual creation of a Palestinian State. On the contrary, the intransigence of right-wing politicians has become even more pronounced, with an ominous bent towards messianic and bible-based views.
If the Arab countries had accepted the UN Partition Plan in 1947 the Palestinians would have their state today, and the world might have been a better and friendlier place. And if the members of the Arab League who gathered in Khartoum in 1967 had accepted Israel's outstretched hand, there might be peace in the region today. Furthermore, it seems highly unlikely, given the attitude of the disunited Palestinian leadership today, that anything positive will result from the 'Deal of the Century' being offered to them today by Donald Trump.
There's no point dwelling on what might have been. But it all goes to show that those who insist on getting everything and are not prepared to countenance compromise tend to end up with…nothing.
Digital Poker Table: The Next Generation of Poker Technology by Robbie Strazynski
Today I'm hosting a guest blogger, Robbie Strazynski, who has written an excellent article about a new product that is going to take the world by storm. So here goes:
Last year, while walking through the hallowed hallways at the Rio during the World Series of Poker, I noticed a vendor with an interesting product I had never seen before, a Digital Poker Table. The vendor, Ariel Shefer, told me all about his product and how proud he was that it's American-made and manufactured. Based in Las Vegas, Shefer decided to rent some space at the WSOP "as a trial" to see if it was something players might be interested in, and that if so he had plans to expand next year. I found our conversation particularly enjoyable as it took place in Hebrew, Ariel's native tongue, and of course I'm a big fan of Israeli creativity and ingenuity as I myself have been living in the Holy Land for the past 20+ years.
Well, fast forward 12 months and it's indeed now "next year." Once again, while wandering the halls of the Rio, I spotted Ariel and his Digital Poker Table. With thousands of poker players passing by his spot each day, many of them are taking interest, so I felt it was time to take a closer look at what his product is all about.
Digital Poker Table: A Description
Imagine running your poker home game with no need for a dealer, chips, or cards. Picture yourself and your group of poker friends playing at a state-of-the-art digital table, with more hands dealt per hour and no hassle or controversy over split pots or misdeals.
Digital Poker Table, from Galshan Digital, makes all of this come true. Bringing together the best elements of live and electronic poker, Digital Poker Table provides an entirely automated poker experience.
With an easy-to-use, intuitive interface and multiple poker variants available to play in either cash game or tournament format, Digital Poker Table represents the next generation of poker technology. No setup is required; you just sit down and start playing. The Digital Poker Table does all of the dealing and chip counting!
Digital Poker Table combines the fast action, automatic chip counting and flawless dealing of online poker with the personal experience of live poker.
An ideal, cutting edge solution for poker home games and small businesses, Digital Poker Table deals every hand with a computer-generated, random deal, along with perfect chip counts and pot splitting. As players who grind games like Omaha Hi-Lo know all too well, pot splitting can become a complicated and sometimes controversial matter. Not with this product.
Game variants available include Hold'em, Omaha, Omaha Hi-Lo, and Tahoe, and each of these games can be played with No-Limit, Pot Limit, or Fixed Limit betting structures.
Whether you want to operate your poker game as a cash game or a single table sit-and-go tournament, Digital Poker Table provides all of these game options. The table can also run all of these variants in a mixed-game format for that true WSOP-like experience!
The action in your poker game will also speed up considerably, as Digital Poker Table deals 45-50 hands per hour, versus the average of 25-35 hands per hour with a live dealer. Spend less time setting up, dealing and counting chips, and spend more time playing poker. Plus, players save loads of money in tips, since it's an electronic, rather than human, dealer. That's money that stays in the game, on the table.
Moreover, cheating by way of marked cards, "going south" with chips, string betting, and other forms of angle-shooting are instantly eliminated from your game with Digital Poker Table, as the product ensures a fair deal and an ethically-run game every time.
Ariel believes that, much like slot machines, digital technology represents the future of poker.
When digital slots were first introduced to the market 20 years ago, some casino operators doubted that digital versions of slot machines could ever replace traditional slots, and that customers wouldn't enjoy the games without the mechanical wheels and coins dropping.
The vast majority of slots on a casino floor in 2019, however, are digital. As such Digital Poker Table represents that same evolution when it comes to poker.
Online poker players already enjoy the benefits of faster action, easy-to-read, accurate chip counting, and effortless splitting of pots. Digital Poker Table takes all of those elements and incorporates them into a one-of-a-kind, live poker experience.
Moreover, due to the product's digital nature, improvements based on customer feedback can be (and already have been) quickly and seamlessly integrated. For example, some who bought the table weren't too fond of the electronic-sounding voice, so both male and female voice-overs to call the action were added into the table's software as additional options.
On Display at the 2019 WSOP
To get an up-close, in-person look at both the 10-person and 4-person versions of the Digital Poker Table, just walk through the halls of the Rio Convention Center at the WSOP, like I did, and you'll find them on display in the main corridor, adjacent to the Brasilia Room.
Bruce Liebowitz is an avid poker player who stopped by for a demo and purchased Digital Poker Table last year, at the 2018 WSOP.
"I love the table," Liebowitz said. "I run a home game every week, and I was at a point where there were just so many arguments over splitting the pot. When you don't have a professional dealer, there's just a lot of controversy in a home game. Particularly if you're playing a pot-bet game, where everyone just splashes the pot. No more arguments over chopping the pot, no more arguments over how much can I bet. It's like having floor and a dealer at your table, all the time."
As the operator of weekly home game, the product has been, quite literally, a game changer.
"I was considering buying a table with a spot for a dealer, then hiring the dealer," Liebowitz said. "I was literally in discussions with a guy about building two different tabletops; one for when I had a dealer and one for when I didn't. Then I went to the WSOP and I saw Digital Poker Table."
Liebowitz is not just a customer; he's recently joined Galshan Digital as an investor. "I love and believe in the product and decided to become part of the team," Liebowitz said.
Special pricing is available throughout the WSOP, and Ariel will be on hand at the Digital Poker Table display each day if to answer any questions and demonstrate the product. If you decide to stop by and try out the table, be sure to tell him that Cardplayer Lifestyle sent you!
website: WWW.DIGITALPOKERTABLE.COM
About Robbie Strazynski
Robbie founded the Cardplayer Lifestyle poker blog in 2009.
Having quite literally learned how to play poker around the kitchen table as a child, "living a Cardplayer Lifestyle" is something that he's always aspired to. After having worked as a copywriter and marketing professional in the online gaming industry for a number of years, Robbie transitioned to become self-employed in the poker media industry in March 2017.
Robbie translated Pulling The Trigger: The Autobiography of Poker Pro Eli Elezra, from Hebrew into English.
Robbie is also the host of the Red Chip Poker Podcast, co-host of PokerNews' Top Pair Home Game Poker Podcast and creator of the Poker Notes Live mobile app.
Connect with Robbie on Twitter @cardplayerlife, or via email: robbie@cardplayerlifestyle.com.
The Way to Whinge
One of the Facebook groups I belong to is called 'Brits Whingeing in Israel' (motto: 'Lose some, whinge some'), having split off from 'Brits Laughing in Israel,' which in turn split off from 'Brits Living in Israel.' The politics behind the various groups and sub-groups is not clear to me, but I definitely benefit from all of them. The best thing about whingeing is that it gives people like me the opportunity to moan a bit about things that annoy us about life in this wonderful country, which we all love.
The etymology of the word 'whinge' is an enigma in itself. I never heard it used in my youth in England (which admittedly I left in 1964), though I do recall the word 'whine' being used, probably with reference to my childhood self. I first encountered the word when it was used by Margaret Thatcher, and it seems to have belonged to the upper class vocabulary she liked to adopt, becoming widespread currency subsequently. My own edition of the Concise Oxford Dictionary, published in 1964, does not have an entry for it. But that's the nature of language, it's constantly changing. And that's a subject for a whinge of its own.
The 'Brits Laughing in Israel' Facebook group has one or two stars, who seem to consider it their mission in life to invent or discover puns or jokes on a daily basis. This enables me to start my day at the computer, iPhone or iPad by bursting into hearty laughter, or sometimes just a mild smile. But heck, there can be worse ways of starting one's day.
Most of the posts I've seen on the whingeing group are about the inability of the average Israeli (some members call them 'natives,' but I find that a trifle condescending) to form an orderly queue, politely say 'sorry,' please' and 'thankyou' when appropriate, and of course, there are always plentiful opportunities to moan about bureaucracy, postal deliveries and drivers. Fortunately, politics are off-limits, otherwise there would be no end to the whingeing.
Following a recent experience, I posted my own whinge, which went as follows: "At the opera in Tel Aviv the other night. Despite written and broadcast reminders to turn phones off, in the middle of the first act (Cosi fan Tutte) the phone of the lady in the seat next but one to me rang. After the interval, as the announcement to turn phones off was being broadcast again, I asked her if she'd heard it. She attacked me verbally for having the nerve to remind her. So much for culture in Israel."
Not surprisingly, this prompted a veritable deluge of similar posts (or whinges, if you prefer). Phones ringing in cinemas and theatres, and more often than not, people actually answering, not caring about disturbing all the other people around them. One wonders sometimes why people ever leave their homes to go to a cultural event if all they're going to do is talk on the phone, but who can fathom the complexities of the Israeli mind?
And that brings me to the peak of my whinge-worthy events of the past week. As is the tradition in these parts, twice a year a choral music festival is held in the nearby village of Abu Gosh. The concerts are held mainly in the beautiful St. Joseph's Church with its wonderful acoustics, which invariably enhance one's enjoyment of the music.
We had bought tickets in one of the three front rows for a performance of Bach's St John Passion. Personally I prefer his St. Matthew Passion, but Bach is Bach, so we took the less-loved work. Still, the music is wonderful. In the performance we heard the excellent Barrocade Ensemble was conducted by Michael Shani, the soloists – mainly talented Israeli artists — were wonderful, and the Tel Aviv Chamber Choir performed with unexpected authority and grace.
Everything was proceeding as it should, and the sublime music was taking us on the well-worn path to the ultimate tragedy, when a ring-tone rang out through the church, augmented of course by the wonderful acoustics. This occurred not once, not twice, but three times, though presumably not always from the same phone, and fortunately not within close range from where I was sitting.
But that was not the highest – or, rather, lowest – point. At one of the most delicate points of the piece, when the counter-tenor was singing about Jesus's moving poignant acceptance of his fate, someone in our row dropped a GLASS BOTTLE, which rolled noisily along the marble floor between the seats. Although the singer did not stop, I could see his face and he was visibly shaken, and the performance continued unabated. I was more than shaken, I can tell you. Luckily for whoever the bottle belonged to, I was not sitting in close proximity to him or her.
It is beyond me to understand why anyone should bring a glass bottle (was it beer? wine? water?) into a concert. The only reason I can think of is that the person thought they were attending a pop concert in the open air. But tickets for the concerts in Abu Gosh are not cheap, (neither are they for pop concerts, I know) so I would have to rule out that possibility. I hadn't thought of this before, but perhaps it was deliberate sabotage by someone who disapproves of Jews enjoying church music.
The concert ended, everyone applauded and filed out in an orderly fashion. I wonder, though, was I the only one who felt cheated out of the transcendent experience of being able to listen to magnificent music in an inspiring atmosphere?
'La délicatesse' by David Foenkinos
The book, which I'm proud to say I read in the original French, begins with a semi-humourous description of Nathalie, the main character, with allusions to fanciful generalizations about anyone bearing that name as well as specific descriptions of the pretty young woman who is the Nathalie of the story. Nathalie meets Francois by chance in the street, he speaks to her even though they have not met before, and soon they become lovers, and then a married couple. We learn about Francois' character and thoughts, his hobbies and habits, at least as much as we learn about Nathalie's, and we witness the pleasant weekly routine of the young couple.
Nathalie finds employment in a financial company, and Charles, the boss of the organization, is so taken with her photo on her application form that he insists on interviewing her himself. She is given a responsible position, and for five years she and Francois are happy and doing well, but suddenly everything changes when Francois is run over and killed while out running one Sunday morning.
In between the various segments of the book the author places comments, quotes, stage directions, statistical facts, or incidental comments that often bear little relation to the flow of the narrative, and in fact serve to distract the reader from the story and the characters we are reading about. Even the title of the book, 'La delicatesse,' is discussed in an abstract way and its dictionary definition examined. We are given to understand that the word can also be used to describe Nathalie.
Naturally, it takes a long time for Nathalie to get over the loss of her husband and return to work. Her colleagues do their best to treat her with sympathy and understanding, though the knowledge that the beautiful young woman who works with them is now unattached arouses their curiosity and interest. Charles, who is married but is in love with Nathalie, invites her out to dinner. She accepts, but rejects his amourous advances, causing Charles to become confused, depressed and bewildered.
One day, one of Nathalie's colleagues, a young man called Markus who is a member of the team she heads, enters her office to discuss some aspect of their work, and is taken aback when she suddenly kisses him. This causes him considerable dismay and confusion, and some time later, after careful consideration, he decides to march into her office and kiss her in the same manner. Their relationship develops. They dine together one evening and although he is not very attractive she find his company entertaining. Their colleagues gossip about their relationship, and the rumour reaches Charles, who tries to ascertain what attracts Nathalie to the unassuming young man, even inviting him to an embarrassing and unsuccessful dinner one evening.
Charles' jealousy drives him to arrange for Markus to be transferred to a branch of the firm in Sweden. When Nathalie learns of this she is furious, abandons her post and takes a train into the country. Markus is told by Charles about his transfer and immediately resigns. Nathalie sends Markus a text message telling him where she is. He takes the next train to join her, and together they drive in the rain to visit her grandmother, Madeleine, in her house in the country.
Markus and Nathalie spend the night together in Madeleine's house, and their relationship seems to be developing into a romantic attachment. Throughout their time together, Nathalie and Markus have been engaged in a delicate dance of finding a connection with one another, albeit in a very different way from the approach adopted by either Francois or Charles.
Charles goes home to his wife and tries to make an effort to renew their relationship. Markus and Nathalie play hide-and-seek in the garden of Madeleine's house, just as Nathalie once did with her cousins in her childhood. The two appear to be destined to have a happy and loving relationship.
It's all very French.

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Q: The Most Efficient Way of Update a Column I am quite new to SQL, so I apologize if I am asking simple question.
So, I have a table CompProd which contains companies and their products, as follows:
Company Name   |  Product Name
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 Company Alpha |    Prod_A1
 Company Alpha |    Prod_A2
 Company Alpha |    Prod_A3
 Company Alpha |    Prod_B1
 Company Beta  |    Prod_A4
 Company Beta  |    Prod_B2
 Company Beta  |    Prod_B3

And there is a table ProdCat which contains products' categories, as follows:
Product Name   |  Product Category
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   Prod_A1     |           A
   Prod_A2     |           A
   Prod_A3     |           A
   Prod_A4     |           A
   Prod_B1     |           B
   Prod_B2     |           B
   Prod_B3     |           B

What I want to do is, first add a column Product Category in table CompProd, then fill in the column from table ProdCat.
The following is my code:
ALTER dbo.CompProd
ADD Product_Category VCHAR(20)

UPDATE dbo.CompProd
Set dbo.CompProd.Product_Category = (
                                SELECT cat.Product_Category
                                FROM   dbo.CompProd comp LEFT JOIN dbo.ProdCat cat
                                ON comp.Product_Name = cat.Product_name
                              )

Since each of the table has millions of rows, it takes quite a lot of time to run the above code chunk.
Is there more efficient way to do this?
Many thanks.

A:             CompProd
  Company Name   |  Product_Id
    --------------------------------
     Company Alpha |    1
     Company Beta  |    2

             products
Product Name   |  Product Category | id
-----------------------------------------
   Prod_A1     |           A       | 1
   Prod_A2     |           A       | 2
   Prod_A3     |           A       | 3
   Prod_A4     |           A       | 4
   Prod_B1     |           B       | 5
   Prod_B2     |           B       | 6

if edit table structure to this.Is not this better?
you do not need to update 10000 record!.

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Juvéderm är en filler som innehåller ett koncentrat av icke-animalisk hyaluronsyra. Den är FDA-godkänd och används vanligen mot rynkor och för läppförstoring. Varaktigheten är enligt FDA:s utlåtande mellan 9 och 12 månader för Juvéderm, och 18 månader för varianten Juvéderm Voluma.

Juvéderm tillverkas av läkemedelsföretaget Allergan och är en av de största fillers på marknaden.

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PROVING WHAT WE ALREADY KNEW !!!
Barrack HUSSEIN Obama: Friend of Islamists, ARMS OUR ENEMIES IN TIME OF WAR (TREASON), APPOINTS MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD MEMBERS TO HIS ADMINISTRATION !!!
TRANSLATION: We want to limit your mobility and increase your subservience to government dictates. We will use your own money to accomplish our goal !!!
GOP: Guard Our Power !!!
The Pentagon Reportedly Plans to Destroy More Than $1 BILLION Worth of Ammo — But Why?
Police agencies have cameras to watch what WE DO and when we complain they ask, "What do you have to hide?" Let's turn the questions on THEM.
WHY do you object to citizens recording your actions? WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO HIDE?
The People's Republik of Kalifornia strikes again !!!
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Laura Frances Kittrell as a Fortean
Kittrell in 1946.
A well-placed Fortean.
Laura Frances Kittrell was born 12 January 1918 in Cisco, Texas. Her mother was the former Frances Louise Wasson. Her father was William Henderson Kittrell, a prominent Texan. William was raised in Cisco, the son of a minister with the Church of the Living God. In 1920, the family was living with William's parents in Cisco. It was a loaded house—nine people were there, including three Lauras: William's mother, his sister (one of a pair of twins), and his daughter. At the time, William was a furniture salesman. His sisters, Laura and Lucy, would go on to be well-known Cisco citizens, Laura a longtime postmaster, and Lucy a schoolteacher.
William supposedly attended the University of Texas for a brief stint, then moved his family to Dallas—by this time Laura two siblings had joined Laura, Louise, born in 1920, and William III, born in 1922. The elder William founded the Texas Press Clipping Bureau and became an important figure in Democratic politics, a lobbyist and influential leader. In 1930, the family rented a house on Lewis Street for $37.50 per month, and William listed his occupation as a newspaper advertiser. This designation probably related to his press clipping service: at the time, it was hard for people to keep abreast of all relevant news stories printed around the country (or world) and press-clipping services offered to collate and sell material on any subject, producing what were essentially dossiers.
He had also served as the 1928 secretary to the Texas delegation at the Democratic convention (and would do so again in 1932). The year of the census, he also managed the Edgar E. Witt's successful campaign for lieutenant governor. William belonged to a progressive Southern democratic faction. He was on a campaign to pass a relief bond in 1933, when the Depression was at its worst. He would later stand against an anti-Roosevelt faction.
According to news reports, Laura Frances graduated from Highland Park high school, then Texas Christian University. (The newspaper, though, spelled her middle name with an I instead of an E.) Assuming this all went as usually scheduled, she would have graduated from college about 1940. The census for that year refines the point a bit: she was listed as having completed her fourth year of college and was employed: she was a government case worker. Based on her later occupational history, this would likely have been as an employment counselor, or whatever the equivalent was at the time. She was living at home, with the rest of her family.
The Kittrells became involved with the War effort. Her father was stationed in North Africa and Turkey for a short-stint as a Lend-Lease officer, and would help to organize the UN meeting in San Francisco, 1945. Her brother joined the army air force in 1944 after graduating from the University of Texas. In April 1945, the B-29 which he co-piloted went missing over Tokyo. Laura may or may not have been part of the American Red Cross already, I don't know, but news reports have it that after her brother went missing she requested oversea service and went to Guam, where she investigated his last days, meeting some of his service associates. She was in Guam for six months, and left for the United States in March of 1946.
Information about Kittrell is harder to come by after the 1940s, but she did pop up here and there, because of her occupation. In 1963, Kittrell worked for the Texas Employment Commission. In the course of her duties, she helped a man named Lee Harvey Oswald . . . yes, *that* Oswald. Later, after this Oswald went to work at the Texas School Book Depository, Kittrell met with another man named Oswald. After the JFK assassination the next month, Kittrell took on her own investigation, eventually deciding that this second Oswald was actually Curtis Laverne Crafoord. She would tell her story to the FBI in 1966, and again to the House Select Committee on Assassinations in 1978. Her story would then become grist for alternative theories of Kennedy's assassination. (She wrote a letter to "Time" magazine, published 15 December 1975: "To think that you still believe the Warren Report. I do look forward to a future issue featuring the tooth-fairy story.")
Laura Kittrell never seems to have married. She outlived all of her immediate family. William Henderson II, her father, died in 1966. Her mother passed on 1988. Louise, her sister, died four years later, in 1992. She seems to have still been in Dallas as late as that year, but at some point presumably moved to Taylor county.
She died there on 10 June 2000. Laura F. Kittrell was 82. She was buried at Sparkman Hillcrest Memorial Park, where her mother and father were also interred.
Kittrell's most public skepticism of the official position came after the death of the Fortean Society, and so cannot really be used as evidence of her beliefs when she joined. But there are other reasons to suspect that she was disinclined to believe government pronouncements on controversial matters—even if (or maybe because) she worked for the government and seems to have shared at least some of her father's progressive political inclinations.
Kittrell's Fortean career, based on the evidence I have found, was quite short, and mostly opaque. The entirety of it is composed of two mentions in Doubt from the mid- to late-1950s. I do not know if she ever read Fort, or what drew her to the Fortean Society, nor what kept here there, though a few suggestions can be inferred from her contributions to Thayer's Fortean magazine.
Kittrell's first mention came in Doubt 47 (January 1955). The reference, though, is a generic one—Kittrell is listed in a paragraph of acknowledgments—that may have had something to do with anti-fluoridation reports (the credits were appended to a column on the topic) but also may not have. It is impossible from this mention to even be sure that Thayer referred to Laura F. Kittrell, because only the surname was included, though subsequent evidence strongly supports the idea that Laura had sent in the material. That most likely being the case, she was thus a member as early as the end of 1954. I am not sure what would have brought her to the Fortean Society at this time, though her father's business may have provided an impetus: since she seems to have been somehow involved in the clipping service, she may have noted a mention to the Fortean Society in a news report.
That speculation is based on her second (and final) appearance in Doubt, issue 56 (March 1958). Thayer devoted this "Doubt" to Sputnik—he thought the evidence for them spurious at best—in the course of which he mentioned "phenomena" in Levelland, Texas, on the night of Saturday, 2 November 1957. Thayer did not disclose the nature of the phenomena, but contemporaneous newspapers report a fiery "thing" that flashed through the sky—as reported by several witnesses—and seemed to land on a highway, though it was not found. It was described as a 200-foot long egg of fire. This was a month after Sputnik was launched. A number of people said the ball was a space ship. Later investigations by the government, though, suggested there were fewer witnesses than originally reported, the stories were inconsistent, and the most likely explanation was ball lightning.
Thayer then went on: "In addition to the fine coverage from the national press by faithful members everywhere, the Society had the unique advantage of a member almost on the spot. That is MFS Laura Kittrell who owns a news clipping service in Dallas and heads a local UFO group. From her we received maps of the township and annotated diagrams of the events and interviews with eyewitnesses. In a more nearly normal issue this would make a feature story. Alas—we can only relate it to the Sputs—for they have taken over." He then noted that the sighting occurred the very day Sputnik II was supposed to have been launched, and it reportedly passed over Moscow at the same time the events in Levelland unfolded. Similar phenomena then occurred in White Sands, N.M., the next day.
Thayer's exact point here is obscure to me—he wanted to cast aspersions on the Sputnik reporting and leave open other possibilities, which he did, but I am not clear what exactly he thought was going on. At any rate, though, we do learn some more about Kittrell. It is this mention that allowed me to connect the name to Laura Frances—the Dallas home and the relationship with the clipping bureau provided the necessary evidence (though there is some room for my being wrong). She remained a member. And she displayed the same interest in investigating a matter for herself that had driven her to Guam when her brother disappeared and had her looking into the identity of the second Oswald a few years later. This was, no doubt, a Fortean trait, the need to get into the weeds and make discoveries on her own, not taking the word of officials.
The report also shows that she was interested in flying saucers—interested enough to head up her own group. This may not be exactly correct: Thayer also had her owning the news clipping bureau that was actually owned by her father. But it does suggest she was devoted to the subject. I obviously do not know when she took up UFOs, nor her opinion on them, nor, for that matter, to which group she belonged: my searches have come up empty. But it does explain how she might have learned about the Fortean Society, If she was collecting clippings on flying saucers for her own use, she likely came across the name of the Society. And if flying saucers were the main focus of her unorthodox views—or her only one—then she might not have heard about the Society until the early 1950s, which could account for the timing of her appearance in "Doubt." (There was a mention of the Fortean Society in relation to flying saucers in a Vermont paper, August 1952, and several similar mentions across the country in 1951.)
There's also evidence here for speculating about why she did not appear in "Doubt" again. To be sure, there are plenty of possibilities: she was too busy; the Society folded not long after, when Thayer died in August 1959; she sent in material, but it was not used. But there's also the possibility that she was irritated by the short-shrift Thayer gave what seems to have been a great deal of work. By his own admission, it should have been a feature, but he chose not to give the material its due. He blames Sputnik, but there is no reason he could not have devoted space to all of her Fortean investigation in a subsequent issue. It is exactly the kind of detailed work he wanted from Forteans, and yet, when he got it, chose to sit on it—a reflection, perhaps, of his souring on Forteanism.
Whatever the case, it was the last mention of Kittrell in the pages of "Doubt." Soon enough, she would have other conspiracies to investigate.


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Globalized Islam
The Search for a New Ummah
by Olivier Roy
New York: Columbia University Press, 2004. 364 pp. $18.95, paper
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Since its first publication, Roy's survey of the present crisis in Islam has won much praise. From his position at the School of Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences in Paris, he has managed to account for all the significant trends in today's global Muslim community, or the umma. One need not agree with every detail of Roy's work nor overlook its occasional factual errors and swings toward excessive generalization to recognize its virtue, which is its breadth.
If Roy has a basic weakness, it resides in his affection for the anthropological rather than the politico-economic approach to the challenge of the "new umma." That is, his paradigm is based on the emergence of revitalized identity in a context where traditional identity has become fragmented by Muslim emigration to the West and the acculturation, successful or not, of Muslims into European and North American society.
Yet globalized and radicalized Islam began not among immigrants to Europe but in the Islamic world itself. In Roy's scheme, the nature and development of radical Islamist ideology as a form of intra-Muslim politics becomes a secondary matter. Roy exaggerates the distinction between "neofundamentalists" and "Islamists"—the first rejecting involvement in politics and the second accepting electoral campaigns and, when successful, holding office. Such a differentiation ignores the essential and menacing reality about both camps, neofundamentalist followers of Saudi-financed Wahhabism and such movements as the Muslim Brethren in Egypt. Although the former hate Western-style elections and the latter exploit them, all are united by the belief that their interpretation of Islam is the sole valid one, that established Islam, which functions as a normal religion, is apostasy from Islam because it is insufficiently adversarial to the non-Muslim world, and that society is divided between the virtuous and the deliberately sinful.
None of the last three concepts are mainstream principles in Islam. Whether radicals run for election or not is hardly the standard by which to judge them. The varied products of globalized Islam must be studied and elicit Muslim (and non-Muslim) response according to their world-view, not the strategies they use to advance them. It is often said by critics of the war on terror that terror is merely a political tool and does not define a historic struggle. The same may be said of elections. Roy may sow illusions when he so avidly seeks something that could be passed as moderation among those who are all, finally, wreckers of Islam in their war with the world.
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The Pauwasi languages are a likely family of Papuan languages, mostly in Indonesia. The best described Pauwasi language is Karkar, across the border in Papua New Guinea.
The Pauwasi family is not accepted by Søren Wichmann (2013), who splits it into separate Western and Eastern groups.
The languages are not close: though the Eastern languages are clearly related, Yafi and Emumu are only 25% lexically similar.
Karkar-Yuri, long thought to be an isolate in Papua New Guinea, is clearly related and may actually form a dialect continuum with Emumu in Indonesia. On the other hand, the Western languages are so poorly attested that it is not certain that they are part of the Pauwasi family (or even related to each other), or if the common words are loans and they constitute a separate family or families, though a family connection appears likely.
Yafi and Emumu are similar, and Dubu and Towei may share 1pl *numu, but there is not apparent connection between them. Dubu no and Yafi nam might reflect pTNG *na, and Towei ngo pTNG *ga (*nga), and the plural pTNG *nu and *ni.
Timothy Usher expanded the family with several previously unclassified languages. The inclusion of Molof is especially tentative (as of 2017).
Stephen Wurm (1975) classified the Indonesian languages as a branch of the Trans–New Guinea (TNG) phylum, a position which Malcolm Ross (2005) tentatively retained. Ross's TNG classification is based on personal pronouns. Since no pronouns could be reconstructed from the available data on the poorly attested Indonesian Pauwasi languages, which were all that were recognized as Pauwasi at the time, only a tentative assessment could be made, based on a few lexical items. Some of the pronouns of Dubu and Yafi look like they might be TNG. However, Ross counted Karkar, for which the pronouns were known, as an isolate because its pronouns did not pattern as TNG. At this stage its relationship to Emumu was unknown.
^ Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin, eds. (2017). "Pauwasi". Glottolog 3.0. Jena, Germany: Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.
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È meglio conosciuto come la voce della band melodic hardcore punk Most Precious Blood.

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Nato in una famiglia musicista nel  Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, dove vive ancora oggi, egli prese a suonare la chitarra già a 10 anni. Suonò poi a 14 anni con una band in uno spettacolo.

È stato il primo chitarrista fondatore e scrittore per le due band hardcore come gli Indecision (1993-2000) e Most Precious Blood (2000-in attività). Entrambe le band si presentano come straight edge e vegetariani/veganisti, e comunicano spesso le loro stanze con i diritti degli animali, ateismo e vegetarismo.

Brannan ha suonato la chitarra  in altre due band hardcore, The Judas Factor e Milhouse. Egli ha preso spunto da band come i Black Flag, Fugazi, e i suoi buonissimi amici dei Sick of It All.

Brannan ha fondato (con il nome di Sudz Exodus) nel 1992 i Caninus, band deathgrind fronteggiata da due pitbull.

Educazione
Justin ha studiato nella "Xaverian High School" nel Bay Bridge, Brooklyn, New York e più tardi nella "Fordham University" al Lincoln Center.

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The Grammy Awards returned to New York City for the first time in a decade and a half this past weekend, and Universal Music Group—the record label powerhouse responsible for hundreds of household names including Elton John and Lorde—wasn't going to let a change in location interrupt their impressive stretch of ruling the award-show party scene. Guests at UMG's post-Grammy Awards Party, which had been held in years past at The Ace Hotel Theatre in downtown Los Angeles, were used to being impressed, as the record label's go-to major events Creative Director Krislyn Komarov had pulled out the stops in the past. This year's attendees, which included Calvin Harris, Lorde, Sarah Silverman, Sting, Dua Lipa, Dave Chapelle, Zedd, Eve, and Erykah Badu, who deejayed a portion of the evening, were far from disappointed at the late-night celebration on Sunday evening.
But before the doors could even open following the award show, the first hurtle was making the venue, the downtown event space Spring Studios, feel fresh to those who had been there in the past. Komarov says she first visited the space with Susan Mazo, the SVP of Corporate Communications who oversees special projects for UMG, and Mazo had a request that the final product would feel like people hadn't seen it before. "Maybe people have been there for a fashion show or a different event, but she wanted people to have a totally fresh experience when they came in," explains Komarov.
A seating area surrounded by sheer photographic panels
The DJ booth where Erykah Badu took over at the Univeral Music Group After Party at Spring Studios
Something the space offered that she hadn't got to utilize for the event in past years was high ceilings and windows as well as built-in rigging points. This, she says, is where her team got the idea for the final oversized photo installations they decided upon. "We like to compliment the architecture, and turn it into something totally unexpected," she explains. "The big windows, the colors of the building, even though they're black and white they have the hue of metal. There are these different intricacies we tried to bring into the event. It should feel like you're going into a place that existed this way. That's our goal. We're bringing those elements as if somebody asked us to design something for the building."
Besides being stimulated by the actual architecture and color palette of the room, Komarov's inspiration, particularly for the main room which was draped in photographic panels, came from works Jim Shaw created at the Marciano museum. "The perspective of standing next to a large scale theater backdrop-turned art exhibition was inspiring. Our 16-feet high printed panels span from 24 to 40 feet in length. These semi-transparent, custom panels cocoon our lounges while allowing light and air to pass through creating an intimate setting that also allows the guest to be a part of the rest of the space," Komarov explains.
If the size and dramatics of the panels aren't impressive enough, perhaps the customization will be: "We aren't pulling things off of the internet and blowing them up into a banner," says Komarov passionately. "Those things have taken lot of time and consideration." In fact, according to the creative director, she would travel to Central Park (as well as other parks when needed) with photographer Patricia Von Ah as early as 5a.m. in the fall of 2017 to shoot the photos in the panels specifically for the event.
In Krislyn Komarov's rendering for the main room, a glimpse of the soft jewel toned floral with woodland botanicals they added to finish the look can be seen. They also used candle light to highlight the massive woodland scrims.
It may sound like a lot of work for one night—and that's because it is. "Every detail is not an accident," says Komarov, knowing very well that not every guest will realize the meticulous work that goes behind the 5a.m. photographing of the panels or the lighting trials done in a studio in Los Angeles or the customized leaf decor she has sent from Costa Rica. On top of that, because of Universal Music Group Pre-Grammy Showcase, which took place on Saturday afternoon the day prior, Komarov and her team had only slightly over twenty-four hours to install the entire set-up. But in the end, the outcome was worth the onslaught.
"Universal Music is unlike any other brand. We have the privilege of housing some of the most iconic artists and music in the world. When our artists create music, no detail is too small. That level of care should be applied to everything we do," explains Mazo. "So when we're creating an event, we put ourselves in the place of the guest from the moment they enter the space to the moment they leave with the goal of creating an experience that is unique, authentic and emotional. "
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Q: Adding a (fixed) new row to the top of each dataset in a list of N datasets using apply I have N data sets which were loaded into RStudio and stored in the list object "datasets". The problem is what I want to be the top row in each of them or the headers for each of them, either way is in their third rows.
The initial version of this question I posted only had the paragraph below describing what each of the N datasets look like, but I realized that is not nearly simple enough, so now I am including a screenshot of what one of them looks like right below that paragraph.
Each dataset is 503 by 31 and that 3rd row is "Y", "X1", "X2", ..., "X30" in every dataset, the first row in each of them is a row of dummy variables, so all of them are either 1 or 0 depending on a condition. The 2nd row of each is black in the first spot, then '1', '2', '3', ..., '30'.

What I want to do from here is to add a new row, one equivalent to the 3rd row, to the top of each of these N dataframe elements within the list object datasets, or add proper headers to them instead which would be even better. Or, find a way to make delete or drop the 2nd row, then make the 1st and the new 2nd row switch places.
I just also took the liberty of adding in that new row in the source csv file-formatted dataset and screenshotting that to demonstrate what the dataframe in R for that dataset should look like after I am done applying whatever answer to this question works

Would it be possible for me to somehow combine an rbind() function with one of the apply functions to accomplish this task??
p.s. What is below the 3rd rows of each dataframe are just 500 rows of observations on each of the 31 variables.
I already tried to add the aforementioned row names to each dataframe using the following:
lapply(datasets, function(i){
colnames(i) <- c("Y", "X1","X2", "X3", "X4","X5", "X6", "X7","X8", "X9",

              "X10","X11", "X12", "X13","X14", "X15", "X16","X17",

              "X18", "X19","X20", "X21", "X22","X23", "X24", "X25",

              "X26", "X27", "X28","X29", "X30") }

But this didn't actually result in any permanent changes in datasets at all to my surprise.
p.s. The 2nd thing I do in this script (after setting the WorkSpace) is load the following libraries with the following unorthodox method:
# load all necessary packages using only 1 command/line
library_list <- c(library(stats),library(plyr),library(dplyr),
                  library(tidyverse),library(tibble),library(readr),
                  library(leaps),library(lars),library(stringi),
                  library(purrr),library(parallel), library(vroom))

I just run rm(library_list immediately) afterwards and it's like I never did it weird. I do it that way because my hands are disabled, so the less thumb clicks to run each line individually, the better!

A: If I understand you correctly this should work:

library(janitor)
library(purrr)
library(dplyr)

# create a list

df1 <- read.table(header = FALSE,
           text = '
           1 0 1 1 0
           1 2 3 4 5
           X1 X2 X3 X4 X5
           no no no no no')

df2 <- read.table(header = FALSE,
                  text = '
           1 1 0 0 0
           6 7 8 9 10
           X1 X2 X3 X4 X5
           no no no no no')

my_list <- list(df1, df2)

Base R
# create a custom function and then use it with lapply
my_renamer <- function(df, row=3){
  names(df) <- df[row,]
  df
}

lapply(my_list, function(x) my_renamer(x, 3))

OR with purrr and janitors row_to_names:
map(my_list, ~row_to_names(., remove_rows_above = FALSE,
                           remove_row = FALSE, 3))

OR with lapply and  janitor:
lapply(my_list, function(x) row_to_names(x, remove_rows_above = FALSE, 3))

[[1]]
  X1 X2 X3 X4 X5
1  1  0  1  1  0
2  1  2  3  4  5
3 X1 X2 X3 X4 X5
4 no no no no no

[[2]]
  X1 X2 X3 X4 X5
1  1  1  0  0  0
2  6  7  8  9 10
3 X1 X2 X3 X4 X5
4 no no no no no


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