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Clauso è un personaggio dellEneide di Virgilio.

Il mito

Nel poema Clauso è il principe e condottiero dei Sabini, popolo italico che appoggia Turno re dei Rutuli in lotta contro i troiani di Enea sbarcati in Lazio. Virgilio lo dice giovane, bello e valoroso. Clauso è citato per la prima volta nel settimo libro del poema, in occasione del catalogo italico, dove si parla di lui anche come futuro capostipite della gens Claudia. Nel libro decimo il poeta celebra la sua impresa più significativa, l'uccisione del forte guerriero troiano Driope; il poeta accenna poi ad altre sei vittime di Clauso, senza nominarle: tre giovani traci discendenti di Borea, e tre fratelli provenienti da Ismara (dunque Ciconi), figli di un certo Ida.

Interpretazione e realtà storica
Quando Virgilio compose il suo poema, la gens Claudia stava per fondersi con quella Giulia, cui apparteneva Ottaviano Augusto.

Voci correlate

Sabini
Kalokagathìa

Condottieri mitologici
Personaggi dell'Eneide
Personaggi della mitologia romana
Sabini


This week's Topline contains 15 recommendations including a pick in Monday evening's Premier League fixture between Sunderland and Everton.
Hull are struggling with just 18 points from 17 games while Ipswich are six points better off in 12th. The hosts main problem has been goals. They have scored just five in their eight home matches so far (seven -2.5 goals and five -1.5 goals). Ipswich have scored more than once in only 1/6 away games and 8/13 of their recent trips to bottom-half sides have settled the -2.5 goals market.
Norwich have scored in 7/8 home fixtures this term but they have conceded in six of the games (five +2.5 goals). Leeds have scored 10 goals in their last four on the road (all +2.5 goals) and they have failed to score in just one of their away games this season while they have kept only two clean sheets.
There have been +2.5 goals in 16/25 Roma home games since the start of last season and in 7/9 home games against top-half non-Big Four teams. There have been at least three goals in 8/9 Udinese away games when conceding and in 5/7 trips to Big Four sides. Also six of the last seven meetings between these sides have had +2.5 goals.
Villareal have won 12 of their last 13 home matches, all by W/W doubles, and have won all of their last nine home games against top-half non-Big Two teams. Furthermore, they've won five of the last seven meetings between these sides and this fixture in four of the past five seasons. Valencia have lost 9/14 away matches, including five L/Ls, and have suffered defeats in each of their last nine trips to top-six teams with seven L/Ls.
All of Mlada's last five home matches have featured at least four goals while the last four have seen five or more. The hosts have scored in all of their eight home games this season and conceded in their last five. While the 'overs' stats aren't quite as strong for Slavia, they have netted in 6/8 away games and they have also scored in 4/6 winless trips to top-six sides. Since 2009/10, 6/11 of Mlada's home matches against bottom-six sides have had +3.5 goals.
There have been at least three goals in 15/25 Liverpool home since the start of last season including in 11/15 games against bottom-half sides. Meanwhile West Ham have had over-goals in 14/22 away games, including in 5/6 trips to middle-third teams and 4/6 road games at Big Four teams. Furthermore, Torres clearly enjoys these matches as he's played in 17 of Liverpool's last 30 home games against bottom-half teams and scored 21 goals with 13/17 matches featuring at least three goals.
Nancy remain second-bottom of Ligue 1 having lost 5/6 home matches this season with their only win being a 1-0 victory over Lorient. Valenciennes are also struggling but they have lost just 2/7 on the road, albeit with four draws, and they have scored in five of their games. Further, Nancy have won just 3/18 when conceding since the start of last season.
PSG have won 10 of their 13 home games against bottom-six teams since 2008/09 with nine W/Ws, with each of the last 12 such matches containing at least three goals and five four or more. Furthermore, PSG have had +2.5 goals in 14/20 home games against all opposition. Caen started the season well but have conceded 11 goals in their last three games with all three matches featuring at least five goals.
Estudiantes have not conceded at home for nine games with eight wins to-nil and have 14 clean sheets in their last 17 home matches during which they've had 10 wins by two-clear goals. Furthermore, they've won nine of their last 11 home games against bottom-half teams; all to nil and with eight wins by two or more goals. Huracan have lost 5/6 away matches with all five defeats coming to nil and by at least two goals (three by three or more). Moreover, Huracan have lost 9/10 away matches against top-half teams with eight defeats to nil and six by two or more goals.
Bursaspor remain a decent team after lifting the Super Lig title last season. The visitors haven't been able to replicate their domestic form in the Champions League, however this means they can concentrate on this game rather than their trip to Valencia on Wednesday as they have little to play for. Manisaspor have picked up just two points from their last six games hosting top-six opposition while Bursaspor have won half of their away fixtures since 2009/10. They are also unbeaten on the road so far this term having netted 11 times in their five games. The hosts have lost 9/14 when conceding.
4/6 of Chievo's home matches this term have had -1.5 goals as have 4/6 of Inter Milan's away games (5/6 -2.5 goals). The visitors are really struggling for goals. They were unable to score in the Milan derby last weekend even though AC were reduced to 10-men on the hour mark. They haven't scored more than one goal in any of their last eight league fixtures while 3/4 of Chievo's home games against Big Four opposition last season saw -2.5 goals (two -1.5 goals).
5/6 of Utrecht's home matches this season have had +2.5 goals while three have seen +3.5 goals. The hosts have scored in all of their six such games and only once have they scored just one goal. 5/7 of NEC Nijmegen's away fixtures have had +3.5 goals and they have scored in six of the games while Utrecht have kept just two clean sheets.
Sevilla have improved since Manzano took charge six games ago, with impressive home wins over Bilbao, Atletico Madrid and Valencia. They've now won six of their last nine home games with five wins by two clear goals, and have won 11 of their last 15 matches hosting middle-third sides. Mallorca have struggled in their last couple of games and have lost nine of their last 14 trips to top-half non-Big Two sides with eight defeats by at least two goals.
Fenerbahce have lead at half-time in 11 of their last 13 home matches as they've recorded nine W/Ws, with the only teams to stop them being either other Big Three sides or top-six finishers. Bucaspor are winless away since their promotion with their three draws coming against teams now in the bottom six and their other three trips resulting in L/Ls. Furthermore, they've scored just one goal in their last eight matches.
Sunderland are in good form and have lost just one of their last 16 home games – against Man Utd – although they have drawn half those matches. Moreover, they've drawn half their last six home games against middle-third teams. Everton have lost just one of their last eight matches (against Arsenal) but have drawn 10 of their last 18 away including six of their eight trips to top-half non-Big Four teams since the start of last season.


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Q: function to show differences between two or more objects When using R, I normally use identical(a,b) to check if the objects a and b are the same. If this returns FALSE I would like to be able to see where these differences are...is there a function that would show me this?

A: Your are looking for all.equal()
a <- data.frame(A = 1)
b <- data.frame(B = 1)
all.equal(a, b)

[1] "Names: 1 string mismatch"

d <- data.frame(B = 2)
all.equal(b, d)

"Component 1: Mean relative difference: 1"

all.equal(a, d)

[1] "Names: 1 string mismatch"
[2] "Component 1: Mean relative difference: 1"

A: This doesn't exactly answer your question, but you may also be interested in the "compare" package.
In particular, there is an argument "allowAll=TRUE" to the compare() function which seems to try to transform the comparison object to match the input, and it says what transformations were required and whether the objects were then the same.
First, some data. "a", "b", "d", and "e" are very similar.
a <- data.frame(A = 1:10, B = LETTERS[1:10])
b <- data.frame(C = 1:10, B = LETTERS[1:10])
d <- data.frame(A = 1:10, B = letters[1:10])
e <- data.frame(A = 1:10, B = letters[1:10])
f <- data.frame(A = c(1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13),
                B = LETTERS[c(1, 3, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, 8, 7, 10)])

Now, use compare to see if it was able to make the data the same. For "b", "d", and "e", it was able to apply certain transformations to make them the same as "a", but it was not able to do so when comparing "f" and "a".
(w <- compare(a, b, allowAll=TRUE))
# TRUE
#   renamed
#   dropped names
(x <- compare(a, d, allowAll=TRUE))
# TRUE
#   [B] dropped attributes
(y <- compare(a, e, allowAll=TRUE))
# TRUE
#   [B] dropped attributes
(z <- compare(a, f, allowAll=TRUE))
# FALSE [FALSE, FALSE]
#   [A] coerced from <numeric> to <integer>

You can also see more details about the compare object.
str(x)
# List of 8
#  $ result          : logi TRUE
#  $ detailedResult  : Named logi [1:2] TRUE TRUE
#   ..- attr(*, "names")= chr [1:2] "A" "B"
#  $ transform       : Named chr "[B] dropped attributes"
#   ..- attr(*, "names")= chr "B"
#  $ tM              :'data.frame':  10 obs. of  2 variables:
#   ..$ A: int [1:10] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
#   ..$ B: int [1:10] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
#  $ tC              :'data.frame': 10 obs. of  2 variables:
#   ..$ A: int [1:10] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
#   ..$ B: int [1:10] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
#  $ tMpartial       :'data.frame': 10 obs. of  2 variables:
#   ..$ A: int [1:10] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
#   ..$ B: Factor w/ 10 levels "A","B","C","D",..: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
#  $ tCpartial       :'data.frame': 10 obs. of  2 variables:
#   ..$ A: int [1:10] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
#  ..$ B: Factor w/ 10 levels "a","b","c","d",..: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
#  $ partialTransform: chr(0)
#  - attr(*, "class")= chr [1:2] "multipleComparison" "comparison"

The package also includes several other functions, and many arguments that can restrict or extend the types of transformations permitted before comparison.

A: You can create an object with logical values using
a == b

which will have FALSE values where both objects have different values.
You can also use:
a[a != b]

or
b[a != b]

to see where the differences are.

A: I've had occasion to determine where two dataframes, c1 and c2, differ and have created quick hacks like this one.  Continue tweaking if helpful to you.
for (i in 1:nrow(c1)) {
  if (!identical(c1[i,], c2[i,])) {
    print(paste("Differs in row", i))
    stop()
  }
}

A: The waldo package provides a quite comprehensive overview when it comes to differences between single objects. Using some sample data from the answer given by @Thierry,
a = data.frame(A = 1)
b = data.frame(B = 1)

waldo::compare(a, b)
# `names(old)`: "A"
# `names(new)`: "B"
#
# `old$A` is a double vector (1)
# `new$A` is absent
#
# `old$B` is absent
# `new$B` is a double vector (1)

d = data.frame(B = 2)
waldo::compare(b, d)
# old vs new
#            B
# - old[1, ] 1
# + new[1, ] 2
#
# `old$B`: 1
# `new$B`: 2

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Review by Gabor Kleinbloesem / Strutter'zine-The Netherlands Strutter'zine
"Combined Forces"
'Combined Forces' is the MICHAEL HUGHES PROJECT debut CD. The CD contains songs recorded between 1986 and 1992, so basically what you get hear is classy 80s period AOR/Radiorock that still sounds awesome after a decade. The CD was officially released in 1999, but like I said the songs were recorded years before that. Musically the pure 80s AOR on 'Combined Forces' sounds like classy AOR acts such as JOSHUA, AVION, AGENT, AVIATOR.
The first 5 songs are pretty much bringing you into AOR HEAVEN, because they are that good. Opener "Move to the Groove" is a good strong 80s typed uptempo melodic rocker a la JOSHUA. Then we're right into AOR HEAVEN territory with the superb midtempo AOR song "Broken Heart" that sounds like SURVIVOR. I also need to add here that there appears a second vocalist on this song, namely the female singer Jennifer Truesdall who has a great voice. The hooks are all over the place during the uptempo 80s AOR rocker "We All Change" that sounds similar to AVIATOR, AVION, AGENT Back into AOR HEAVEN with the superb midtempo AOR "Can I" that comes rather close to 80s SURVIVOR. One of my favorite songs is the fantastic 80s typed AOR/Radiorocker "Not Your Love" that sounds like a mix between 1985 FORTUNE and AIRRACE and includes great keys. "I Can Feel It" follows and is a nice AOR rocker.
The last 4 songs feature Michael's own lead vocals and songwise are also a bit weaker than the rest of the CD. The best song of these 4 tracks is the good uptempo AOR rocker "Paradise", but I really need to add that the hired singers (Bob Catalano and Steve Ciarcia) add more of a punch with their polished vocals. On the other hand my compliments to Michael for playing guitars, bass and keys very well on all the songs. It would be great if Michael would release more material with Bob and Steve singing his songs, because the music is really awesome AOR and very enjoyable to listen to.
Rating: 8.5 out of 10
Review by Gabor Kleinbloesem / Strutter'zine-The Netherlands
"Odds'n'Ends"
Multi-instrumentalist MICHAEL HUGHES out of New Hampshire, USA sent me his latest disc, which is the compilation CD 'Odds'n'Ends', which is actually a sort of best of from Michael's previous 3 releases. Musically it's a mix of 80s Rock and pure AOR. Not all the songs are convincing, because songs like "Red River's", "True Love", "No More Obsession", "Doing 99" and "One Night" are pretty average rockers. Happily, on the other hand we can also find good pure AOR material on this compilation, such as the AOR rockers "Broken Heart", "Can I", "Not Your Love", "Doubt the Love" and "Take Care" that all sound a bit like PHIL VINCENT. Check it out for yourself.
Review by Open Bar / Make A Star.com-California, USA
"Red River's" Song Review
Musically the track flows well. Tempo, groove and chord changes are solid. The feeling is that of a classic rock track. The lyrics are fine and well crafted. They are passionate and paint a vivid picture. The arrangement is strong and believable. Solid, authentic and masculine lead vocal. It conveys all the heartache and all the sole that a classic rock song deserves. A very capable musician with a good feel. They say that everything old can/will become new again and I feel that Michael is right on time for this style of 80's rock to come back again. I think it could be marketable with the right image and live show. Michael's sound is authentic and emotional. I think it's important that he sticks with the music that he's so passionate about.
"Finally Out"
Michael Hughes is a musician/songwriter from Boston, MA-USA, and has been gaining experience playing between the mid 80's and first of the 90's with one band called HIGH GEAR. After finishing this experience, Michael released his first own entitled CD "Combined Forces", which included 8 pieces recorded between 1986-1992. "Finally Out", released this year (2001), includes twelve pieces that musically can be defined as pop/AOR and by common perception; close to the sounds of JOURNEY and PHIL VINCENT. The result is very homogeneous and you cannot find picks or a fall of tone.
Nicky Baldrian / Fireworks Magazine-UK
Out of New Hampshire, USA comes the MICHAEL HUGHES PROJECT. This band is based around one person, namely Michael Hughes who has done almost everything on his second CD, except for the guitar solos that were played by Bob Harnden. One way or the other, you can compare him to guys like BRYAN HUGHES (not related), JEFF CANNATA and newcomers such as JOE ROBINSON and PHIL VINCENT who all play the same kind of 80s AOR/Melodic Rock. There are 12 tracks on the CD and I couldn't find any weak song among them.
Michael's vocals are high-pitched and are in the SHY/TNT style. The songs are all rather nice and are enjoyable to listen to the album. The best songs are "Finally Out" (good mid tempo AOR), the PHIL VINCENT typed AOR tunes "Searching" and "Can You, Can I", the catchy uptempo AOR rockers "Doubt the Love" and "Angel for Me" (cool keys) and finally, the best song of the whole CD which is the classy 80s semi AOR ballad "Take Care". I'll be looking forward to hear and review some of the other CDs he is going to release in the near future.
Review by Heart of the Rock.com
From New Hampshire, Michael is playing a style, which crosses swords with other muses of the area of 8084 and Phil Vincent. It's melodic rock, though a little derivative at times. Has two CD's out. Worth having a listen.
Review by Frank Grima / Mojo Music Studio-New Hampshire, USA
We received your CD this week. Excellent work!!! We listen to the entire CD and enjoyed it tremendously. After hearing your song "Red River's" on Rock101 this past weekend, we would like you to come to the studio and do a three-song live recording for our show and do a radio interview. In the mean time, we will be airing various tracks in our rotation.
Over all, I really couldn't find a weak song among the CD. These tunes are great if you enjoy melodic/rock style material. The strongest tunes would be "Can You, Can I", "Red River's", "Searching", "Doubt the Love" and "Take Care". The quality of the CD is good for a demo but could be better if recorded in a professional studio.
Reviewed by T. Buburuz-IMG / International Marketing Group-Canada
We have found your material to be above average and quite enjoyable. Great work! Impressive musicianship and vocals, both lead and backing vocals! Very emotional album!! We have found your material to be well written both musically as well as lyrically!! In our opinion your work would be easily marketable to the right audience of music industry professionals!! I can see your material going over well at music publishers as well as record labels!! *Marketable!!
Northeast Local Rock-New Hampshire, USA
Michael Hughes is a musician/songwriter from Derry, NH. His primary instrument is Bass Guitar however he performed on all tracks (Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Keyboards and Drum Machine Programs) on his second CD for the exception of the guitar solos performed by Bob Harnden on 9 of the 12 song's.
"Can You, Can I" opens the CD that is an up-tempo, melodic rocker with a catchy chorus (nice drum and bass jam before the last chorus). I actually caught Michael's second track, "Red River's" from this CD, on 'The Big Gig' on WGIR-Rock101 a few weeks ago. This song caught my ears right from the start with a nice, melodic guitar riff with solid drums and bass behind it. The title track of this CD, "Finally Out", follows as a mid-tempo, melodic rocker about a band working hard 'effort and time, practice and play, is coming out this very day' and finally bringing there music out for all to hear. Track 4, "The One We Lost", is an emotional song about the death of a girl who's time was cut short - 'can you tell me that it isn't for real, I can't believe she's gone'. Track 5 brings the tempo back up with "We Can Do It" - funky bass, nice)! "Searching" follows as track 6 with touches of 'Rush' in the musical jam after the guitar solo - cool bass! Track 7, "Doubt the Love", follows as a solid, straightforward, mid-tempo rocker that also includes a great mid section behind the guitar solo. Four of the following five tunes are a bit weaker than the others but still have a catchy, melodic sound to them. The one other song here, track 10 - "Take Care", is a mid-tempo, ballad type song about saying good-bye to a friend who's moving on with a terrific, melodic guitar solo.
I find all the songs by "The Michael Hughes Project" very melodic with touches of AOR. What he has done is excellent for a demo and his voice is similar to Geoff Tate and John Waite especially on the awesome song "Doubt the Love", this is a killer song very Queensryche circa Empire. My suggestion is that these songs could be awesome if they were made more technical and progressive a'la Queensryche because of his voice that I know people will love. Michael could turn these songs into monsters, which would catch onto the technical progressive scene that is really taken off big time throughout Europe. Honestly, the material I'm hearing is very catchy, the hooks everything. Reworking this material and making it heavier etc. can turn these songs around if they were more technical, and I just know we'd be onto a winner here. As it stands, the album is hugely enjoyable and the songs are capable of so much more.

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It's probably no coincidence that the team who got their business done early this summer are now sitting top of the Premier League table.
Manchester United wrapped up deals for Victor Lindelof, Romelu Lukaku, and Nemanja Matic and have cruised to three wins from their opening three games against West Ham, Swansea, and Leicester City.
Jose Mourinho is right to be satisfied with his squad, even if he would have liked to add one more attacking midfielder.
It's reported in the Sun that the Red Devils boss made a shock attempt to bring in Willian from Chelsea on Deadline Day, but he was obviously unable to get a deal over the line.
The 29-year-old has been in and out of the Blues' side since Antonio Conte took over, but they had no interest in letting another player reunite with Mourinho following Matic's surprise move to Old Trafford.
The versatile Brazilian would have been able to operate in a 3-4-3 as he does at Stamford Bridge, or in Mourinho's favoured system of a 4-3-2-1.
It remains to be seen if he'll make another offer in January, and how receptive the former Anzhi midfielder is could depend on how much game time he is given between now and then.


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Switzerland before the Roman conquest
The Roman conquest
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The territory of modern Switzerland was a part of the Roman Republic and Empire for a period of about six centuries, beginning with the step-by-step conquest of the area by Roman armies from the 2nd century BC and ending with the decline of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century AD.
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The mostly Celtic tribes of the area were subjugated by successive Roman campaigns aimed at control of the strategic routes from Italy across the Alps to the Rhine and into Gaul, most importantly by Julius Caesar's defeat of the largest tribal group, the Helvetii, in the Gallic Wars in 58 BC. Under the Pax Romana, the area was smoothly integrated into the prospering Empire, and its population assimilated into the wider Gallo-Roman culture by the 2nd century AD, as the Romans enlisted the native aristocracy to engage in local government, built a network of roads connecting their newly established colonial cities and divided up the area among the Roman provinces.
Roman civilization began to retreat from Swiss territory when it became a border region again after the Crisis of the Third Century. Roman control weakened after 401 AD, but did not entirely disappear until the mid-5th century after which the area began to be occupied by Germanic peoples.
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Tesco extra is normally food and non food items including the seasonal items. Nowadays, Tesco is market head in UK supermarket sector.
Tesco exhibit has located small areas where we can purchase fresh local food.
Swot evaluation is the most important and first level of planning. It really is a feedback system to make new strategies for any organisation. Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Dangers will be the four components of a swot analysis. Weaknesses and Strengths are correlated and study the internal part of the business analysis whereas Opportunities and Threats deal with the external environment of business operation. Weaknesses and strengths refer to facet of marketing, finance, production or organisational composition. Swot analysis helps clarifies the aims of the company.
Good reputation one of the costumer.
Good and healthy environment and low priced policy.
Global market and same development but different quality base on variety stake holders.
Global leader in online grocery store sales.
Diverse range product and 24 hour wide open.
International brand and local competitors.
Lack of enough self services.
Lack of experience on local market.
A strong customer demand and good services.
Increases stakeholders and globalizations market. .
New rules and increased trade barrier.
High Competition for customers and resources.
The biggest supermarkets might have the following objectives.
More than 20% aim for in market share.
More than 10% goal in conditions of operations margin.
Employee determination and performance management.
Tesco manager must be sure that its units SMART marketing goals, which are measurable, timely limited, achievable and relevant.
After the market research Tesco director applied retail strategy to find who their customers are in each market and what they want now and in the foreseeable future. Tesco implement all the retail process system and trade system of government that allows them expressing to the client. Tesco manager wishes to determine the customer needs and satisfaction and he give it to them.
Tesco manager helped to extend a succession of supermarket from being an unbeneficial "also ran" to being market leader with a 33% market talk about and a 4% bottom part line.
Tesco administrator keep together groups of expert that experienced developed all the strategies that Tesco and the worldwide leading retailers supermarkets. Tesco circulation the retail strategy to their market to determine who their customers are, what they need, but most importantly can actually deliver regularly to the client.
Retailing services such as financial services deals.
Essentially, Tesco is which consists of heavy firm key to maintain the business instant over as it forge new riskier regions of growth. Forcing further into non-food in the next period Lidl and Aldi are currently "destroying" the bazaar by offering the products lower cost price. Therefore, Tesco's basic strategy should be cost control, unless Tesco manager can successfully identify their type of clothing so that they can charge reduced price.
any marketing strategy calls for analysing the market segments, customer needs and satisfaction, and which products to offer. These strategies are implemented through marketing ideas, which involve detailed decisions about factors including the price and the way of product distributed. So Tesco must choose its model of entry in terms of, own stores, Internet selling or joint venture with an existing national dealer.
Tesco professionals face so many obstacles in trying to find out the environments and its own threats. First obstacle is environment of Tesco. Environment creates various influences and it seems sensible of this diversity in ways which is direct concern and contributes to make strategy decision. The second difficult is changing new technology and speed of global communication, for analysing the surroundings we must auditing the environmental influence on business. It is important that the type of environment effect have been face in past.
And the extent to which will make only of these more or less significant in the future for just about any employers and their competition.
In past evaluation we have to analyze its factor and effect on a business. Such kind of impact is a growing trend of organization towards globalisation and possible future of firm. It can help to consider the existing strategic which might need to improve.
New government's regulation and coverage.
Political situation and government's balance.
Employment rules, politician trade and labour union.
It is true that business is influenced by financial factors of country. Economics factors afflicted the purchasing electric power of customers.
Per -Capita income and interest rate.
Trade union and economical condition of country.
Government lone, money source interest rates.
New impressive change in individual life style.
Education level and different culture and modern culture.
Different attitudes and social styles.
Social transfer, Tradition understanding and new globalization world.
The rate of changing technology.
New scientific frame of mind and miss use.
Nuclear advancement, its fear and influence on globalization market.
Government investment and concentrate on technology effort.
We can specify the business scorecard as performance management tool, which began as a concept for determine whether the first scale benefits in conditions of Tesco eye-sight and strategy.
Financial status of the Tesco.
The internal process of the Tesco.
The level of customer satisfaction of Tesco.
Education and development process of Tesco.
The main area of financial point of view is profits on return, cash flow, go back on capital employees and financial results of Tesco. Internal business process implies that variety of activities per function, duplicate activities across function, process set up and process bottlenecks. In client satisfaction level we can establish quality and delivery performance to customer, customer satisfaction and retention rate and customer overflow in market. Job satisfaction, staff turnover, learning opportunities and accurate level of skill for the work are the area of education and development process.
Tesco is the marker head in food retail on the existing market situation. It more than 2000 supermarket, hypermarkets and convenience store in the united kingdom, Ireland, central Europe and Asia. The objective eyesight and strategy of Tesco are cleared. Especially the case study is give attention to Tesco strategy and its business scorecard, which determine the performance management tools. Business scorecard really helps to Tesco for define the worthiness and its four potential. Tesco has the several online marketing strategy; Tesco's basic strategy will have to be cot command and progress. Tesco want to be a wager supermarket in its stakeholder belief so that it complies with law and ethnical standard. Tesco maintain clean organized culture and esteem to customers.
We can found that Tesco plc online marketing strategy differs and test then other local supermarkets. They flow different coverage and management process in each store.


Since early in the 20th century, health educators have played an important role in addressing challenges to our health.
In the past, when the biggest killers in this country were infectious diseases such as smallpox, science and medicine helped bring these killers more under control. In those efforts the role of the health educator was paramount. Then and now health educators provided expertise in shaping messages, sharing information about different infectious diseases, designing health programs and campaigns, and helping consumers understand disease risks and appropriate ways for improving health status. Now, the greatest threats to our health are chronic diseases like cancer, heart disease, diabetes, AIDS, obesity, injuries, as well as biological agents. In addressing these threats, the job of health educators involves a knowledge-base and skill set aimed at improving and maintaining the health of individuals, families, and communities.
The official Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) definition of a health educator is as follows: "promotes, maintains, and improves individual and community health by teaching individuals and communities how to assume responsibility for addressing health care issues. They collect and analyze data to identify community needs prior to planning, implementing, monitoring, and interpreting programs designed to encourage healthy behaviors. May also serve as a resource to assist the individual or community and may administer fiscal resources for health education programs."
Health education is a social science that draws from the biological, environmental, psychological, physical, and medical sciences to promote health and prevent disease, disability, and premature death through theory-based voluntary behavior change activities, programs, campaigns, and research. It is an essential public health service that has people practicing each of the core functions of public health: assessment, policy development, and quality assurance. By focusing on prevention, health education reduces the financial and human costs that individuals, employers, medical facilities, insurance companies, and the nation would spend on medical treatment.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that there are more than 40,000 community health educators in the U.S. Many health educators specialize in health education or community health (trained and/or certified health education specialists). They practice in schools, colleges, workplaces, medical care settings, public health settings, community-based agencies and organizations and other settings. Others perform selected health education functions as part of what they consider their primary responsibility (medical treatment, nursing, social work, substance abuse/HIV counselors, oral hygiene, etc.). Lay workers may also learn on the job to do specific, limited educational tasks to encourage healthy behavior. While para-professionals and health professionals from other disciplines may offer health education services, they may not be familiar with the specialized body of health education and behavior change knowledge, skills, theories, and research, nor is it their primary interest or professional development focus.
Being a health educator requires specialized study. Over 250 colleges and universities in the U.S. offer professional preparation programs in health education with degrees varying from baccalaureate to doctorate. Health education has entry-level and advanced level competencies that serve as the basis for professional practice. For example, health educators can assess the need for and plan, develop, implement, manage, and evaluate health programs in collaboration with medical staff and community agencies. Nationally, health educators also may receive a special certification in the field, Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES), from the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing, Inc (NCHEC). A CHES is specifically trained to effectively assess health education needs; plan, implement, and evaluate programs; build coalitions and coordinate the provision of health services; identify resources; act as an advocate for health issues; and communicate health education needs. CHES are re-certified every five years based on documentation of participation in 75 hours of approved continuing education activities. Employing a Certified Health Education Specialists gives your organization professionals who have demonstrated expertise in health education, will increase the effectiveness of your programs, and have contemporary skills and knowledge of health education through their continuing education requirements.
While health educators are traditionally associated with brochures and videos, this association only minimally defines their capacities. Health education in practice has an ecological approach in creating healthy communities. Health educators work at the individual, group, institutional, community and systemic levels to improve health knowledge, attitudes, and skills for the purpose of changing or encouraging behaviors that relate to optimal health status.
The field provides a scientific backdrop that has established strong theories for converting poor health habits to health enhancing behaviors. This rich information is shared in theory-based journals that are renowned in the public health field for the latest research and best practice. These journals include Health Education & Behavior, American Journal of Health Promotion, Health Promotion Practice, Health Education Research, Journal of Health Education to name a few. Health educators also belong to health education professional organizations and adhere to a professional code of ethics.
Health education is celebrated nationally during National Health Education Week during the third week of October. It will be held on October 21-27, 2002 this year. This celebration is an effort to focus national attention on a major public health problem, provide public education on the issue, and improve consumers' understanding of the role of health education in promoting the public's health. This year the theme is "Medicine Education: What Children Need to Know."
To learn more about the field of health education, please contact one of the following member organizations of the Coalition of National Health Education Organizations.


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It is the greatest of fallacies; indeed it might be the greatest public relations stunt ever conceived. It cannot be defined. It cannot be touched or spoken to. It cannot be seen. It has no substance.
And yet we as individuals identify ourselves as it with perfectly unhindered irrationality, while at the same time never being able to grasp its totality of non-existence. It is used to describe every last one of us, even when it singles out one of us to bully and plunder. It represents the basis of the entire structure of power over us, while at the same time somehow being us. And the power of it has created the most impressive false dialectic ever conceived in the history of the world.
Monarchies and dictatorships are surely envious of it, for even the most violent of militarized tyrannies cannot match the shear driving force of the consent of it. And all who oppose it have learned that no power in the world, including an act of God, seems to be able to stop it.
So just what is it?
It is the ambiguous title of "the People."
In its most surreal application, the People is most often used to cause a lack of tangible responsibility for the actions of the People. Like the Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde model, the men and women that make up the citizenry of government can simply blame the government for everything done in the People's name, even though it was supposedly done with the consent of the governed. For the government, the men and women that make up that legislature and Executive branch can simply blame the citizenry for giving their consent as the governed People, never admitting that their own actions (which are often despite the actual People's will) were anything but the will of the People.
Either way, it seems, no one is ever to blame for the actions of the People because the People simply does not exist.
Does the People cast a shadow? Can the People be touched or seen? Can the People actually only speak with one voice, considering it supposedly equates to all the citizens in the nation? Can the elected officials somehow be the People despite the rest of the People just because those People voted for the legislators to be the voice of the People?
Just who, in the end, do you suppose is taking responsibility as the actual People? Is it the president? Is he the People when He decides to act as the People without actually consulting the People? Is the entire citizenry of People thus responsible as a collective People for the actions of the president acting as the People?
The People vs. The People
I can just imagine it… where all parties claiming to be the People actually go into arbitration so as to decide just who is in actuality responsible for the actions of government. It would be more devious than a divorce case, more televised than the O.J. Simpson case, and more flippant than a cat in a hot tub.
The common People would claim that the government committed a crime. The government would then counter-claim that the People voted for government, and therefore the crime was in the name of the People. But, so argues the attorney for the voting People, government is acting without consulting the People in its actions. To which government's Attorney General retorts that the People gave consent for the government to act as the People in all things political, which really means that government is the spirit of the People. Nay, nay, says the common People's representative, for the People have voiced in private and have called and sent petitions to these re-presentations of the People in government and spoken their individual opinions of government's actions, and a majority of the People do not approve of government's actions while acting as the People. And still in stalemate defiance, the government would claim that while the People certainly have the right to individually voice their personal opinions under the doctrine of "free speech", says the Attorney General for the United States (i.e. the People), the People (government) is certainly not required in any way to consider the People's (any citizen's) individual opinions on the actions of government (the People)…
And at this point, Judge Judy slams her gavel down in Talmudic entropy and declares a mistrial due to irreconcilable differences in sameness.
And when the opinions of the case are written into case law, it would read that no distinction could be established in either separating the government from the People or the People from government, and that no individual citizen could claim to be the People, for all the People cannot be manifest in just one common person. Finally, it is the courts opinion that no individual or group of persons can claim to be the actual full body of People, because the People is a plural title for a singular body politic called the People. Therefore, only government can call itself the People, despite the fact that government is merely a fiction of law with no substance, and so the People cannot in fact sue the government for the government is in fact and in title actually the People.
Final decision: the case cannot exist because the People cannot sue the People. The government cannot sue itself. The People, therefore, must submit to the will of the People.
Here exists the hand of the People,
claiming to exist despite its non-existence,
presenting its own representation.
If the above is confusing for you, ask yourself a few questions….
Are you a People? Is there any way that the word People can be a singular term that refers to only one man or woman?
Is government a People? Inasmuch as Walmart is a corporation, and the entire staff, board, CEO, shareholders, and owners could loosely be called a People, then yes.
Is government the People? How can government be all of us People if we are not voting for the actions or laws created by the small group of People in government?
Sure, we vote for which persons will inhabit government, but those People never ask permission from the rest of the People who voted for them when they pass laws on the People's behalf. But if the government (the People) is able to put the responsibility of its actions on the entirety of all the People, then is it any wonder that the People never punish the People in government for crimes against the People?
Trying to figure out just what the People is at this point is like looking at an infinite, self-similar fractal. The beginning and the ending of just what the People is can never be truly be ascertained. And just when you think you have it figured out, you realize the paradox that its true quantitative power is that it is an equation with no solution – an impossible perfection of the political corruption of natural reason and logic.
Don't get lost
How can such a nonsensical word as the People have been foisted upon the masses of men, who self-identify as both an individual sentient being and a fictional plural construct? How can hundreds of millions of men be convinced that they are not men but legally a single hive-minded political term known as the People? And from that experiential belief, how were so many strong-willed men able to be convinced that We, the People is the creator of all things and all laws, and that even though they are supposedly one of the People, the People can somehow single one of the individual People out and sue, fine, tax, punish, imprison, and even put to death that individual all in the name of that great god called We, the People? Amazingly, even as individual sentient beings, we still consider and address ourselves not as our selves, but as the whole People. I am We. We am I.
And therein lies the greatest word magic and trickery ever spell-cast. For by saying I am We, the People, a man is really saying I am of government. I am a fictional representation of myself. I am an individual fictional person and one of the fictional People at the same time? I am not man. I have no voice. I am totally controllable. I am a creation of government…
Literally, my will is the People's will, and so therefore the People's will tells me my will, whether I like it or not, and whether the People them-selves like it or not. Cause there are no real People, just a bunch of subjects called persons. It's all just a fiction. Just a name. A big lie.
Maxim's Of Law:
"The creator controls."
"A thing similar is not exactly the same."
"One who wills a thing to be or to be done cannot complain of that thing as an injury."
"He who consents cannot receive an injury."
"Consent removes or obviates a mistake."
"The agreement of the parties overcomes or prevails against the law."
"Agreement takes the place of the law: the express understanding of parties supercedes such understanding as the law would imply."
"No one can sue in the name of another."
"It is immaterial whether a man gives his assent by words or by acts and deeds."
"A fiction is a rule of law that assumes something which is or may be false as true."
"Where truth is, fiction of law does not exist."
"Whoever does anything by the command of a judge (magistrate/We, the People as god) is not reckoned to have done it with an evil intent, because it is necessary to obey."
"Where a person does an act by command of one exercising judicial (magistrative) authority, the law will not suppose that he acted from any wrongful or improper motive, because it was his bounded duty to obey."
Why can't anyone get in trouble by the law for crimes against humanity? Because People aren't men! A man acting in person as one of the People has the permission of the People to do what the People tell the person to do on behalf of the People. In other words, if the People are sovereign, and a sovereign knows no law above it, then the People have no real law when acting as the sovereign We, the People, and pretend to operate their crimes under the law of the People! This is the simulacra and simulation of the People and of government. The People is a copy with no (living) original. The government is similar to the law but not the law; a simulation of God. This is the fractal reality of a great and powerful lie, the underlying law being truly that of anything goes.
Who, what, where, when, and how is the People?
Will the real People please stand up?
People is a fiction of law. The law, however, assumes that the fiction (People) is non-fiction (Mankind), and that therefore the fiction is true in the eyes of the law. The law says that all of mankind are a single People. Man acting as persons of the People (government) are acting in another name (in the name of the People), and so man acting in the name of or as the People can certainly not sue the government, for the government is the People, and the People cannot sue the People itself, and so this makes somehow a functional paradox we call justice.
The People cannot really complain to government, which claims to be doing the will of the People, because again the People cannot complain about the People. They are the same thing. One single body politic. On individual thing. E pluibus unum. One world order is merely a one world People of the same world government (the People). Individual nations are called "state's" of the United Nations, and the member nations will just be the new People of the One World Nation. For ultimately, in a global government, the People that is the United States will only be considered one individual person in the United Nations.
Now don't be confused, for it is easy to fall into the fractal trap of this word porn. A diehard "We, the People" person that just can't imagine not being regarded as a plural and thus actually be responsible for his own actions despite the People he identifies himself as, and therefore as a real non-dependent man, is no longer able to blame government or his mistaken identity he calls the People for his or her own inaction; somehow blaming all other People as opposed to himself while simultaneously believing that he is indeed one of the People which he himself blames. Damn People!
Seriously, before the fractal gets way out of hand (Mandelbrot would be so proud), let's make sure that this whole diatribe isn't just some modern abstract from a fractal crack-head's dream…
Let's see what this word People means in the legal books:
PEOPLE, noun [Latin populus.]1. The body of persons who compose a community, town, city or nation. We say, the people of a town; the people of London or Paris; the English people. In this sense, the word is not used in the plural, but it comprehends all classes of inhabitants, considered as a collective body, or any portion of the inhabitants of a city or country. 2. The vulgar; the mass of illiterate persons. The knowing artist may judge better than the people 3. The commonalty, as distinct from men of rank. Myself shall mount the rostrum in his favor, And strive to gain his pardon from the people 4. Persons of a particular class; a part of a nation or community; as country people 5. Persons in general; any persons indefinitely; like on in French, and man in Saxon. 6. A collection or community of animals. The ants are a people not strong, yet they prepare their meat in the summer. Proverbs 30:25. 7. When people signified a separate nation or tribe, it has the plural number. Thou must prophesy again before many peoples. Revelation 10:11. 8. In Scripture, fathers or kindred. Genesis 25:8. 9. The Gentiles. –To him shall the gathering of the people be. Genesis 49:10. – verb transitive – To stock with inhabitants. Emigrants from Europe have peopled the United States. (–Webster's 1828)
PEOPLE – A state; as the people of the state of New York. A nation in its collective and political capacity… The aggregate or mass of the individuals who constitute the state… In a more restricted sense, and as generally used in constitutional law, the entire body of those citizens of a state or nation who are invested with political power for political purposes, that is, the qualified voters or electors… In neutrality laws, a government recognized by the United States. The word "people" may have various signification according to the connection in which it is used. When we speak of the rights of the people, or of the government of the people by law, or of the people as a non-political aggregate, we mean all the inhabitants of the state or nation, without distinction an to sex, age, or otherwise. But when reference is made to the people as the repository of sovereignty, or as the source of governmental power, or to popular government, we are in fact speaking of that select and limited class of citizens to whom the constitution accords the elective franchise and the right of participation in the offices of government. (–Black's 4rth Edition)
PEOPLE – Ordinarily, the entire body of the inhabitants of a State. In a political sense, that portion of the inhabitants who are intrusted with political power; the qualified voters. The words "the people" must be determined by the connection. In some cases they refer to the qualified voters, in others to the state in its sovereign capacity. The United States government proceeds directly, from the people; is "ordained and established" in the name of the people. It is emphatically and truly a government of the people. In form and substance it emanates from them. Its powers are granted by them, and are to be exercised directly on them, and for their benefit." Under our system, the "people," who in England are called "subjects," constitute the sovereign. The simple word "people" is sometimes applied to a nation or foreign power. When the constitution of a State directs that processes shall run in the name of the State, a process in the name of the "people" will be held deficient, notwithstanding the form be statutory." See Citizen; Country; Government; Lex, Salus, etc.; Magistrate; Nation; Sovereignty; State, Welfare. (–W.C. Anderson 1889)
Ever wonder why a petition never seems to work? That's because a petition is not created by all the People, but only by some persons. Persons are not the People. In other words, a petition may be considered as legal evidence, but not as the will of the People. The People is a legal concept that the People can't seem to access, though We are supposedly the People.
PETITION – A written address, embodying an application or prayer from the person or persons preferring it, to the power, body, or person to whom it is presented, for the exercise of his or their authority in the redress of some wrong, or the grant of some favor, privilege, or license.
PRAYER – The request contained in a bill in equity that the court will grant the process, aid, or relief which the complainant desires. Also, by extension, the term is applied to that part of the bill which contains this request.
PRAYER – chancery pleadings. That part of a bill which asks for relief. 2. The skill of the solicitor is to be exercised in framing this part of the bill. An accurate specification of the matters to be decreed in complicated cases, requires great discernment and experience; it is varied as the case is made out, concluding always with a prayer of general relief, at the discretion of the court.
We pray to the court, because the court is the god, an other word for magistrate, which is another word for government as the People. The court represents We, the People against us, either wholly or as individuals or corporations. We as individuals or groups, associations, or corporations are never addressing the court as the People, it is the Court that is addressing us as the People, because government is the People. It is impossible for the People to sue the court because the court is the People. The court offers the opinion of the People. All we can do is pray to that magi-god in a black robe for remedy. The word prayer has been modernly re-named into "pleading." The People need not plead, for the court is the People.
I'm not sure how many other ways I can say this, but it should be clear that I, you, we, and us is not the People. It's a physical impossibility, which is part of the strategy of control. The government knows that the People can never be together in one room, acting as its true self – all the millions of actual voters. It's a gloriously impossible feat. And that's why the legal god that has been named the We, the People as a representation of the People is so powerful and seemingly immutable.
The only last fallacy to be consumed in the fire of this fractal debtor's hell is to dispel the notion that the People created the government. Here again, the romantic patriotic view is that the People all voted for the constitution. Of course this is a verifiable untruth. Very few of the People could vote, because they weren't good enough to vote due to blood, status, lack of land-holdings, and of course color. The People who created the constitution were clear on this 3/5ths of a point, which makes it humorous to see a patriotic "negro" man eager to wave the flag.
While it is accurate to say that the group of Free-masonic men who signed the constitution were certainly a specific, proper noun group of People, it is not accurate to say that they were all the People of the entire nation, any more than it is accurate to say that the legislature actually represents the will of every person in the United States as the People. It is more accurate to say that the individual states as body politics' were the things that made up the People, and not the men within acting as citizens, slaves, and voluntary or involuntary servants. The People, as defined above, are the states of the nation and therefore is the nation itself. That's not real People, that's just an incorporated thing. An idol. A god.
How could there have been a People if there was no nation? Was there a specific day that all men became the People? They certainly weren't natural born at the time they became the People. Could the People of a nation exist before the nation was created? Obviously, if none of us out here can represent the People in court, then we are not really the People.
If government disappeared tomorrow, there would be no place for the People to legally appear as a legal body. For the People only exist as and in a fictional jurisdiction. Government creates and becomes the People, and the creator controls.
And so I end this puzzling commentary with one last question…
When are you going to quit denying the beauty and wonder of your uniqueness and individuality, quit denying your personal responsibility, and quit letting evil men commit atrocious crimes against all the men and creatures of the Earth in your name – in the name of the god of We, the People?
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The US$210 million (AED 771m) net-worth Safety Services Group is planning a major expansion across Middle East and Asia during the next two years and aims to become a global market leader for quality approved products, complete with professional support services catering to the construction, industrial, marine, and energy sectors.
The Safety Services Group also plans to have open a Grade-80 chain manufacturing unit, similar to the facility that it commissioned in Cochin, India, early this year.
SAIF Zone houses 6,800 companies from across 149 nations, welcoming foreign investment from more than 500 industries.


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NXP Semiconductors N.V. offers various semiconductor products. The company's product portfolio includes microcontrollers; application processors, including i.MX application processors, and i.MX 8 and 9 family of applications processors; communication processors; wireless connectivity solutions, such as near field communications, ultra-wideband, Bluetooth low-energy, Zigbee, and Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth integrated SoCs; analog and interface devices; radio frequency power amplifiers; and security controllers, as well as semiconductor-based environmental and inertial sensors, including pressure, inertial, magnetic, and gyroscopic sensors. The company's product solutions are used in a range of applications, including automotive, industrial and Internet of Things, mobile, and communication infrastructure. The company markets its products to various original equipment manufacturers, contract manufacturers, and distributors. It operates in China, the Netherlands, the United States, Singapore, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, and internationally. The company was formerly known as KASLION Acquisition B.V and changed its name to NXP Semiconductors N.V. in May 2010. NXP Semiconductors N.V. was incorporated in 2006 and is headquartered in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
NXP Semiconductors N.V.'s ISS governance QualityScore as of 1 January 2023 is 5. The pillar scores are Audit: 6; Board: 2; Shareholder rights: 4; Compensation: 8.


Backed up by the Wallace State Jazz Band, Santa Claus and the Wallace State singers perform during the 2016 Christmas Spectacular. The 2018 Christmas Spectacular will be held on Thursday, Dec. 6 at 7 p.m., in the Betty Leeth Haynes Theatre. Admission is free and open to the public.
HANCEVILLE – Wallace State Community College Fine and Performing Arts will present its annual Christmas Spectacular on Thursday, Dec. 6, at 7 p.m., in the Betty Leeth Haynes Theatre. Wallace State partners with the Cullman Community Concert Association to host the annual event.
Traditional Christmas classics will be mixed in with more modern pieces, such as a rendition of a hip-hop reindeer song, Burks said of the variety show. The audience can also expect performances by area students participating in the SingKids! program.
The various performing arts programs will present pieces separately and in combination with other programs. For example, Brooke Desnoës, Wallace State's new dance instructor, said her group will present a neoclassical dance piece with the Concert Band providing the music for the performance.
Admission to the Christmas Spectacular is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Stefany Keisler at 256-352-8277 or stefany.keisler@wallacestate.edu. Visit www.wallacestate.edu/fpa for more information about Wallace State's Fine and Performing Arts programs.


LONDON - Twitter is planning to charge brands for using the micro-blogging website.
Co-founder Biz Stone told Marketing: 'We are noticing more companies using Twitter and individuals following them. We can identify ways to make this experience even more valuable and charge for commercial accounts.' He would not be drawn on the level of charges.
Stone said it could also create revenue-generating features to tap into the way brands use Twitter as a hybrid marketing and customer-service tool.
But Bob Pearson, vice-president of communities and conversations at Dell, said: 'If it becomes complicated and costly, our instinct would be to move elsewhere.' Robin Grant, managing director of social media agency We Are Social, said Twitter could charge for display ads or to access customer information for marketing.
Stone insisted Twitter would not charge individual users.


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Warmth-loving butterflies show habitat contractions despite three decades of climate change
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A new study has found that warmth-loving butterfly species in Great Britain occupy a more narrow range of habitats despite three decades of climate warming. This means that British butterflies are likely to be found in a smaller range of habitats (for example woodlands, grasslands and hedgerows) than they were in the 1970s.
The analysis, published this week in the scientific journal Global Change Biology, used data from 77 UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme sites collected between 1977 and 2007. Over that period, average temperatures have risen in Great Britain.
The study was led by Dr Tom Oliver from the NERC Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (CEH) in collaboration with researchers at the University of York and the charity Butterfly Conservation.
Previous research had shown that many warmth-loving species have broader habitat associations, i.e. use a wider range of habitats, in warmer locations. Therefore, scientists had expected that, over time, species may have expanded in their habitat associations in Great Britain, as the climate had warmed.
In contrast to these expectations, the research team found that 74% of the 27 butterfly species tested showed marked contractions in their habitat associations. These contractions in habitat associations were associated with smaller populations and potentially linked to a decline in habitat quality over the last three decades.
The researchers suggested that declines in the breadth of butterfly habitat may have resulted from changes in the quality of many habitat types for butterflies in Great Britain over the past 30 years. Many natural habitats such as woodlands and hedgerows have become more shady over time due to changes in management and increased use of fertilisers. This means that, ironically, despite the climate having warmed in Great Britain over the last three decades, warmer microsites, which are required by many warmth-loving butterfly species, may be less common.
Lead author Dr Tom Oliver, CEH, said, "The fact that species do not occur in as broad a range of habitat types as they once did means many people are less likely to enjoy seeing them. In addition, because the species are found in fewer habitat types, they may be more vulnerable to certain events, such as droughts, where those habitats become unsuitable."
Many insect species are at the northerly limit of their distributions in Great Britain. Hence, they are limited by colder temperatures and under climatic warming are expected to be able to use a broader range of habitats. However, although some species did expand their habitat associations, for many species habitat breadth had declined, especially for species associated with very open habitat types, such as short-turf grassland.
Co-author Tom Brereton from Butterfly Conservation said, "The Common Blue butterfly, despite its name, is now much less common than it was 30 years ago. We found population densities had declined by 42% and the butterfly is now much more restricted to grasslands and increasingly rare in other habitat types such as hedgerows and woodlands."
Co-author Professor Chris Thomas from the University of York added, "The fact that most butterfly species have shown habitat contractions over the past 30 years suggests that the negative effects of other drivers, such as habitat degradation, may have outweighed any benefits of climate warming for these warmth-loving species."
The paper, "Habitat associations of thermophilous butterflies are reduced despite climatic warming", by Tom H. Oliver, Chris D. Thomas, Jane K. Hill, Tom Brereton and David B. Roy, is published in Global Change Biology (2012), doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2486.2012.02737.x
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There's a formula to cool-girl dressing in the fall. It's foolproof, it's easy and it's always killer. Step one, find a slouchy and unique top. Open back and full sleeved will do the job. Step two: ankle-baring denim. Step three is a pair of black heels that are comfortable and stylish. It's impossible to look bad following these steps and this blogger is proof of that.


Some of the best dressed ladies at the festival.
The Cannes International Film Festival is one of the most prestigious film festivals in the world.
And it's also the most fashionable.
Celebs throw caution to the wind and dress to kill at the annual event. And, while the men wear the usual penguin suit, the ladies really step up their game.
Many of this year's attendees have left us breathless, ruining our lives with their beauty. Here are just 31 of the most glamorous looks from Canne.


I have a work laptop, a work desktop and a personal computer at home. Moving between each of these machines could be frustrating if it weren't for a couple nifty tools. The two big areas for me are my IE favorites and my OneNote folders. While I have been happily using Favorites Sync for a while now I have only recently settled on a solution to keep my documents folders in sync.
MS offers folder redirection to their employees that keeps your entire My Documents folder up on a server. When you're off the corporate network XP automatically makes the folder available in a cached mode. It's pretty slick. But… the folder size is limited and, for employees in California, very slow.
Back in April Microsoft purchased Groove Networks. The Groove product is very cool, creating what amounts to a peer to peer Share Point server. Groove will sync folders and files across multiple computers and allows you to control access so you can easily work with multiple people on a projects covering a whole mess of files. Groove is really cool, and since MS bought it, employees can use it for free. But… it takes a while for a computer running Groove to boot up (not a ton of time, but I'm impatient). Groove also has chat, project and people management functionality. It's a great product but overkill for simply sharing files.
That brings me to FolderShare. FolderShare is much more light-weight than Groove, focusing only folder sharing. Groove is great for a multi-person office environment and FolderShare is perfect for individuals. FolderShare offers both free and for-pay versions of their service. The free version of the service limits the number of files and sub-folders which can be shared as well as the speed of the file sync. I've been able to stick to just using the free service by keeping a sub-folder in my documents folder where I put the items I want to share (typically my current work) and moving them out when I'm done.
There's also SyncToy, a powertoy from Microsoft which is good for things like backing up enormous folders, like your music for example.
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**lag infested game . Tbf jorden gave me the chance to quit whilst 1-0 up do fair play to him .
Literally bared the whole way. Was not a true reflection of a game mate. Fair play for sticking it out and just wanting to get the game done. I played chris after and it was okay. So hopefully next games better.


Former Bel Air Middle School Language Arts teacher, Christina O'Neill peacefully passed away at the age of 47 on Saturday, September 22nd, 2018 surrounded by the ones she loved and held close.
Throughout her career, which started in 1994, she had reached out and inspired as many students as she could. She was even recognized for going to such great lengths back in 2012-2013 when she was named the Harford Teacher of the Year, an extremely prestigious award to hold.
To try and summarize all the things that she had done for others as a teacher, mother of two, and friend to so many in simply one article would not serve her the justice she deserves. The only thing that can is the memories that she left behind with the people that knew her.
These qualities are often taken for granted in the teaching field but for somebody to truly care for their students and go out of their way to try and make a student's day better is remarkable and should never go unnoticed.
She is survived by her husband and two daughters, and the entire community of people she was able to touch with dedication to teaching.
As an entire school, we send our condolences out to the O'Neill family and hope they find peace and clarity during this troubling time.


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What 52 years under Rupert Murdoch have taught Les Hinton
If anything drives media mogul Rupert Murdoch, it's that "he loves to be an underdog," said one of the peopl...
If anything drives media mogul Rupert Murdoch, it's that "he loves to be an underdog," said one of the people who knows him best.
The Australian-born Murdoch, journalist Les Hinton says, started off in media bright and ambitious, "in a small place in a small town." He was equipped with "a huge amount of energy, and a boldness and courage that a lot of other people didn't have."
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"There was a determination about him," Hinton said. "I mean, who else would have pursued Sky? Who else would have thought that you could make Fox News work? Who else would have bothered with all the opportunities in the world to try and create a fourth network? He did this because he liked the challenge. He liked to be underestimated."
Hinton, the former CEO of Dow Jones & Company, began his career in journalism buying Murdoch sandwiches and serving as his copy boy. Over the next half a century, he worked his way up to becoming the titan's right-hand man. What he learned about Murdoch and the evolving media business forms the basis of his new book, "An Untidy Life."
Hinton sat down with CNN's Brian Stelter for this week's Reliable Sources podcast to discuss Murdoch's empire, the golden days of journalism, and the future of newspapers.
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The U.K.-born Hinton, who worked for Murdoch for 52 years, remembers a media business of his youth completely different from today's.
"Media was like a pyramid, and there were a few of us at the top who basically decided what everyone below us was going to know," Hinton said. "What's happened is that that pyramid has been turned upside down. And now you, me, everyone, we have in the palm of our hands with a smartphone, infinity. We can see anything we want."
Hinton considers the decline of this model bad for legacy news outlets and movie studios, but good for news consumers. However, he told Stelter, there is a downside to "the dusk of the press barons." While Hinton praises new websites, he doesn't think they have the same weight as old-school publications.
Murdoch's confronted these changes over a decades-long career, overseeing both traditional newspapers and new cable programming. He is sometimes criticized for being too tough or for having too much of a say in the editorial process of his papers.
Hinton, who has managed both The Times of London and the Wall Street Journal, disputes that Murdoch dictated editorial policy. "He did appoint the editors but he didn't tell them what to do," he said.
At the same time, Hinton recognizes that "even the most hostile of his critics aren't all wrong."
"He could be very, very tough," he told Stelter. "He could be ruthless. His best friend was the business... and he would do a lot in the interest of that business."
Hinton advocates for a varied news diet and alternates between watching Fox News and CNN. He agreed with Stelter that of all of Murdoch's media assets, Fox News is the most criticized.
But, Hinton doesn't agree with the cultural critique that Murdoch's contributed to the rise of polarization in America. The manifestation of that partisanship he ties to Donald Trump.
"The rise of Trump was caused because he struck a nerve that no one detected. And that's created a real schism in American life," Hinton said. "Fox may be riding on one side of that schism, you could argue, although I don't think that's an entirely fair accusation."
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Billions of shimmering stars making up our Milky Way, a plethora of planets, dazzling meteor showers and the glow of galaxies like Andromeda - the dark skies of Northumberland as seen on Robson Green's Tales from Northumberland are home to star gazing opportunities that are out of this world.
Around 85% of the UK population has never seen a truly dark sky. So for an astronomic experience that won't cost the universe head to Northumberland for unrivalled stargazing.
The best time for stargazing is during the autumn and winter months, when the nights draw in. You don't need an expensive telescope. Just pack up a pair of binoculars, a deckchair, take a hot drink and bite to eat and head for rural Northumberland for a star-studded show.
Wooler Common (1 mile from Wooler Town Centre) and Ingram Valley (10 miles from Wooler) are two of the best locations near Wooler to view the dark skies.


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The team represents both FIFA and Asian Football Confederation (AFC). … In 2009, the team qualified for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, the second World Cup appearance in their history. North Korea has qualified for the AFC Asian Cup five times; in 1980, when they finished fourth, in 1992, 2011, in 2015, and in 2019.
North Korea qualified and participated in the 1966 and 2010 FIFA World Cup. … North Korea had four top goalscorers in 1966, and only one goalscorer in the 2010 World Cup. In 1930, 1934, and 1938 North Korea entered and was present at the FIFA World Cup as part of Japan.
North Koreans head for lodging at the Rio 2016 Olympic Village.
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US bans citizens from traveling to North Korea for a fourth consecutive year. … 18 said that the State Department "has determined that there continues to be serious risk to United States citizens and nationals of arrest and long-term detention representing imminent danger to their physical safety."
North Korea has domestic leagues for both men and women, and all games take place at Kim Il-sung Stadium in Pyongyang. Traditionally major teams in the men's league include April 25, Pyongyang City, and Rimyongsu Sports Club.
Internet access is available in North Korea, but is only permitted with special authorization. It is primarily used for government purposes, and also by foreigners. The country has some broadband infrastructure, including fiber optic links between major institutions.
North Korea's national sport is "ssirum", a traditional form of wrestling, while Koreans in both the North and South consider the martial art taekwondo to be an important part of their sporting culture.
North Korea has won 56 Olympic medals, 16 of them gold- but only two came from the Winter Games. Although the North boycotted the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, they have attended other competitions in the South. In the 2002 Asian Games in Busan they won nine gold medals and secured 33 spots on the podium.
North Korea has not participated in the Winter Games in eight years, and not a single athlete from the country has ever defected during the Olympics.
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Jong-un will reportedly make those who lost at the Rio Olympics work in coal mines! But that's all. The ill-fated athletes will also be told to leave their residence and their ration cards will also be confiscated.
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Do not travel to North Korea due to COVID-19 and the serious risk of arrest and long-term detention of U.S. nationals. Do not travel to North Korea due to COVID-19 and the serious risk of arrest and long-term detention of U.S. nationals.
No, unfortunately. The border between South Korea and North Korea is closed to civilians. South Korea and North Korea are divided by the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), a buffer zone cutting across the peninsula which is 4km in width (2km in each Korea).
Airlines have been avoiding North Korea's airspace, including part of the Sea of Japan, because of the threat of unannounced missile tests since 2016, and the FAA has banned American carriers in the area.
Despite its well-known dislike of western countries, especially the United States, North Korea shares a lot of the western world's love affair with football. Basketball is also very popular, as a matter of fact, NBA star Dennis Rodman has regularly visited North Korea to help train the national basketball team.
The North Korea national baseball team is the national baseball team of North Korea. The team represents North Korea in international competitions. The team is organized by the Baseball and Softball Association of DPR Korea.
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Mass effect. The estimated size of North Korea's air force is more than 110,000 personnel with a notional inventory of more than 400 fighter aircraft, 80 light bombers and more than 200 transport aircraft, according to the Military Balance+.
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