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Q: Ruby on Rails as_json limit I have this "as_json" method in my Post model:
def as_json(options={})
    super(options.merge(:include => { :comments => { :include => [:user] }, :hashtags => {}, :user => {}, :group => {} }))
end

I'd like to set a limit attribute in :comments like this:
def as_json(options={})
    super(options.merge(:include => { :comments => { :include => [:user], :limit => 10 }, :hashtags => {}, :user => {}, :group => {} }))
end

but it doesn't work.
How should I proceed?

A: I think that you have only one possibility.
I suppouse that you have a has_many :comments association in your Post model
So you can define the next has_many association in your Post model, something like this:
has_many :ten_comments, -> { limit(10) }, class_name: "Comment", foreign_key: :post_id
And then you will be able to do this in the as_json method:
def as_json(options={})
   super(options.merge(:include => { :ten_comments => { :include => [:user] }, :hashtags => {}, :user => {}, :group => {} }))
end

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Bangladesh economy to grow by 6.4% in FY22: WB
Published: 13:57, 12 January 2022 Update: 15:12, 12 January 2022
Photo: Representational
The Bangladesh economy is expected to grow by 6.4 percent in the current fiscal 2021-22 while 6.9 percent in FY23, the World Bank has projected.
The World Bank made the projection in its 'Global Economic Prospects' report released on Tuesday.
The World Bank report said South Asia's economy rebounded in the second half of the year following a massive second wave of Covid-19 in mid-2021. "An improvement in domestic demand and resumption of exports contributed to strong growth in Bangladesh," it says.
Bangladesh's GDP is expected to reach 6.4 percent in FY22, and 6.9 percent in FY23, due to growing services activity and firming exports of readymade garments.
The consumer inflation in major economies of the region has been above central banks' targets since late 2019.
The World Bank report says the pandemic, and the emergence of the Omicron variant, could hinder economic activity by requiring additional mobility restrictions and undermining external demand.
It adds that risks to the outlook remain to the downside, while another risk stems from financing conditions.
Further upward price pressures may cause inflation expectations to become unanchored, worsening domestic financing conditions, eroding real incomes, and weakening the financial sector.
Climate risks are becoming more prevalent in South Asia as cyclones, floods, and droughts have become more frequent and as the costs of such events have increased.
The region is one of the most vulnerable to climate-induced increases in poverty, disease, child mortality and food prices.
The report states that the growth prospects have improved since June 2021, largely because of better prospects in Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan.
Regional growth is expected to accelerate to 7.6 percent in 2022 as pandemic-related disruptions fade, before slowing to 6.0 percent in 2023.
In most economies, monetary and fiscal policies are expected to remain broadly accommodative in 2022, but gradually shift to a focus on fiscal sustainability and anchoring inflation expectations.
Despite the upward revision to growth, output in 2023 is still projected to be almost 8 percent lower than projected before the pandemic.
Additionally, the pace of per capita income catch-up with advanced economies is expected to slow over the forecast horizon.
In the subregion excluding India, the report said, growth momentum will pick up over the forecast horizon and is expected to expand by 4.4 percent in fiscal year 2021/22.
According to the World Bank, following a strong rebound in 2021, the global economy is entering a pronounced slowdown amid fresh threats from Covid-19 variants and a rise in inflation, debt, and income inequality that could endanger the recovery in emerging and developing economies.
Global growth is expected to decelerate markedly from 5.5 percent in 2021 to 4.1 percent in 2022 and 3.2 percent in 2023 as pent-up demand dissipates and as fiscal and monetary support is unwound across the world.
The rapid spread of the Omicron variant indicates that the pandemic will likely continue to disrupt economic activity in the near term.
In addition, a notable deceleration in major economies—including the United States and China—will weigh on external demand in emerging and developing economies.
At a time when governments in many developing economies lack the policy space to support activity if needed, new Covid-19 outbreaks, persistent supply-chain bottlenecks and inflationary pressures, and elevated financial vulnerabilities in large swaths of the world could increase the risk of a hard landing.
World Bank Group President David Malpass said the global economy is simultaneously facing Covid-19, inflation, and policy uncertainty, with government spending and monetary policies in uncharted territory.
"Rising inequality and security challenges are particularly harmful for developing countries. Putting more countries on a favourable growth path requires concerted international action and a comprehensive set of national policy responses."
The slowdown will coincide with a widening divergence in growth rates between advanced economies and emerging and developing economies.
Growth in advanced economies is expected to decline from 5 percent in 2021 to 3.8 percent in 2022 and 2.3 percent in 2023 — a pace that, while moderating, will be sufficient to restore output and investment to their pre-pandemic trend in these economies.
In emerging and developing economies, however, growth is expected to drop from 6.3 percent in 2021 to 4.6 percent in 2022 and 4.4 percent in 2023. By 2023, all advanced economies will have achieved a full output recovery; yet output in emerging and developing economies will remain 4 percent below its pre-pandemic trend.
For many vulnerable economies, the setback is even larger: output of fragile and conflict-affected economies will be 7.5 percent below its pre-pandemic trend, and output of small island states will be 8.5 percent below.
Meanwhile, rising inflation — which hits low-income workers particularly hard — is constraining monetary policy.
Globally and in advanced economies, inflation is running at the highest rates since 2008.
In emerging markets and developing economies, it has reached its highest rate since 2011.
Many emerging and developing economies are withdrawing policy support to contain inflationary pressures — well before the recovery is complete.

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You can watch Rivers Wash Over Me, full movie on FULLTV - Movie of John G. Young. Was premiered in 2009, with production teams of USA. You are able to watch Rivers Wash Over Me online, download or rent it as well on video-on-demand services (Netflix Movie List, HBO Now Stream, Amazon Prime), pay-TV or movie theaters with original audio in English. This film has been premiered in theaters in 2009 (Movies 2009). The official release in theaters may differ from the year of production.
Film directed by John G. Young.
Produced by Darien Sills-Evans, Jason Garlock, Jay J. Milla and Dexter Davis.
Screenplay written by Darien Sills-Evans and John G. Young.
Soundtrack composed by Kenneth Lampl.
Commercially distributed this film: Strand Releasing.
Film produced and / or financed by Dasefatcap Films and D Street Pictures.
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Two human birds. One in the air, another about to fly away. A duo that combines the contemporary dance and pole dance, #MIGRATIONS is a poetic reflection about the human and animal migration.
22th April 2017, Maison des Cultures Molenbeek (Brussels, BELGIUM) > Danseurs en Transit Festival. PREMIERE STAGE VERSION.
29th April 2017 in Olot (Catalonia, SPAIN) > Sismògraf Festival. OUTSIDE VERSION.
Molendance Festival. Work-in-progress presentation. Brussels, BELGIUM 2016.
Wolubilis. Co-creation residency. Brussels, BELGIUM, Sept. 2016.
Festival Les Fêtes Romanes - Wolubilis. Brussels, BELGIUM, Sept. 2016.


The top Marine in Hawai'i, Lt. Gen. Earl B. Hailston, has been sent to Bahrain to coordinate several thousand Marines as they fight the war on terrorism.
Lt. Gen. Earl B. Hailston oversees two-thirds of all Marines.
A support staff of about 200 Marines and sailors from Camp H.M. Smith will join him in coming weeks, said Lt. Col. Patrick Sivigny, spokesman for Marine Forces Pacific.
Hailston, who oversees the 1st and 3rd Marine Expeditionary Forces, which comprises about two-thirds of all U.S. Marines, left Hawai'i in mid-January, Sivigny said. He will report to Gen. Tommy R. Franks, head of U.S. Central Command and the man running the day-to-day operations of the war.
"Lt. Gen. Hailston and his staff will control assigned forces, coordinate and sustain Marine activities in the region and assist Gen. Franks in planning for any possible deployment of Marine forces in the region," Sivigny said. "They are up and running. They are in operation there. It is a very seamless transition."
Franks had asked Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld to send Hailston.
The other branches of the military already have commanders operating in the region, Sivigny said.


Text: In that day you will say: "I will praise you, LORD. Although you were angry with me, your anger has turned away and you have comforted me. 2 Surely God is my salvation; I will trust and not be afraid. The LORD, the LORD himself, is my strength and my defense; he has become my salvation." 3 With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation.
At this time of year, we probably sing more at church than at any other. In addition to our Sunday morning worship service, we have our midweek Lenten services with their hymns and psalms. We might not think of Lent as the "singing season of the church year," especially because many of the hymns seem to have a mournful quality to them. We might think of the Christmas or Easter seasons as the singing times of year, with their hymns of joy at Christ's birth or resurrection. However, in this season of the church year that focuses so pointedly on God's plan of salvation coming to a head in the suffering and death of Jesus, it is very appropriate to celebrate our spiritual rescue in song. With that in mind, we want to SHOUT ALOUD AND SING FOR JOY! 1 God Is Our Strength And Salvation. 2. Make Known Among The Nations What He Has Done.
Chapter 12 of Isaiah's prophecy is built upon the psalms that the Israelites sang after God rescued them from the hands of the Egyptians. The Israelites had passed safely through the Red Sea. As the Egyptians pursued them, the Lord brought the waters of the Red Sea back over them and they were drowned. God, in a very miraculous way, had rescued his people. Here, as Isaiah sings this song of praise, he builds on the rescue of that day, so many years before. However, he is not only looking back at ancient history as he sings. He is also looking forward to a rescue that would happen on the future. He begins with the words, "In that day you will say." (Verse 1) After this particular thing happens, Isaiah said, you will respond in this way.
Isaiah speaks of a time when the Lord was angry with them. What caused God's anger? The answer, of course, is sin. In this particular case, the Lord became angry with his people because they had turned their backs on God and ran after false gods. They were all too quick to leave the true God and run after these false gods that catered to their sinful nature. They would feel God's anger when the Babylonians would come in and take them into exile.
If we took a look at our lives, would God have reason to be angry with us? To find out, ask yourself, "Have I ever been discontent with what I have been given?" "Have I ever been angry with someone else?" "Have I ever hurt someone, either with my actions or with my words?" "Have I ever thought the worst about someone else, rather than taking their words and actions in the kindest possible way?" If the answer to any of these questions was "Yes," even if it was only once, I have sinned and God, the holy, righteous one, has every right to be angry with me and punish me for my disobedience.
God is not like a parent that threatens and threatens to punish a child because of disobedience, but never carries it out. God does not just pretend to be angry about sin. He is angry with sin. He does not just pretend to punish sin. He punishes sin.
The Old Testament people were very much aware that the wrath of God falls on the guilty one. Think of the many sacrifices that the Old Testament people were required to make. This animal was a substitute for the person who sacrificed it. Just as the Old Testament people were to see the substitutionary act in their frequent, even daily, sacrifices, so we see that act of substitution by the Lamb of God, Jesus Christ, on the altar of the cross on Calvary. His sacrifice for our sins turned God's wrath away forever.
This was the day that Isaiah spoke of. It was the day when this song of praise would come the lips of the people of the Lord. The people would sing, "Surely God is my salvation; I will trust and not be afraid. The LORD, the LORD himself, is my strength and my defense; he has become my salvation." (Verse 2) God is my salvation. That means that God is the author, cause, agent, accomplisher of salvation. There is no salvation apart from God. So often the Old Adam rears his head and begins to whisper in our ear, "You know, you're really not so bad, at least compared to everyone else." He might say, "Look at the good things that you do. God's got to give you something for that." "Well, maybe you did not do everything when it comes to your salvation, but at least you were not as resistant as the others." As soon as we start to pay attention to that type of thinking, it is kind of like the fish noticing the worm dangling at the end of a hook. If we start to believe these things, we start to feel that, in some way or other, we helped out in our salvation. However, if we feel that we help out with our salvation, we have lost it all. God is our salvation. Salvation apart from God is impossible. God is our salvation.
When you get good news, you cannot help but tell others. You can't wait to tell about an engagement or a birth. Children, who get an A after they have been really struggling with a subject, can't wait to get home and show Mom and Dad. If you find a good deal, you tell others about it. Good news is meant to be shared.
What are we to proclaim? Isaiah tells us, "Make known among the nations what he has done." (Verse 4) The Church is not to proclaim the opinions of scholars. It is to proclaim what God has done and this is only found in God's Word. We limit our teaching to what God says. "I think" or "I feel" really has no place in our proclamation of God's Word. The one task of the Church is to point souls to the Lord and all that he has done for us sinners.
The desire to make known among the nations what the Lord has done is behind our sending forth missionaries both home and abroad. We realize the most important thing that we have to share with others is the message of Jesus Christ and what he has done for us. Out of love for Christ and for others, we want to tell them about Jesus.
Some people have been blessed with beautiful singing voices. You could sit and listen to them all day long. There are others who, to be quite honest, could not carry a tune in a bucket. Regardless of the singing voice you have blessed with, you can still shout aloud and sing to the Lord. As you sing to him, speak to others about him, and live your lives for him, you are singing his praises loudly. We have the greatest motivation and that is that God is our salvation and our strength. This message is too wonderful to keep to ourselves. Instead we want to make known among the nations what he has done for us. Then, at the last, when all the saints are gathered together safely in heaven, we will sing his praises forevermore. "Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; Praise him, all creatures here below; Praise him above, ye heavenly host; Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost." Amen.


The KingQuad 400's new fuel injection system uses 3-D ignition maps for smooth and responsive power throughout the rev range, along with benefiting from more consistent cold starts for improved reliability. The revised 376cc 4-stroke 4-valve engine features new cam profiles for more usable power, whilst the redesigned exhaust system helps improve efficiency and overall performance.
The MY19 KingQuad 750AXi Power Steering is not just a new ATV, it's a new KingQuad ATV from Suzuki, the inventor of the 4-wheel ATV back in 1983. The new edgy and dynamic bodywork surrounds an impressive list of updates to the mighty KingQuad. Revisions to the fuel-injected engine and the Quadmatic™ transmission help the KingQuad take-off from a standstil stronger and smoother than ever before. The updated stronger frame, helps the KingQuad 750AXi tackle just about any riding terrain while being able to help you with any chore thanks to a boosted 600kg towing capacity. Steering has never been easier with a new, higher output Electronic Power Steering system and recalibrated front end geometry. The fully-independent suspension is fitted with new, gas-charged shock absorbers that feature 5-way pre-load adjustment to match the spring rate to the cargo load. A new, beefier stabiliser bar with revised bushings help control chassis movement while the 25-inch Carlisle tyres deliver excellent grip.


AAA announced today that UFC's Cain Velasquez will wrestle at Triplemania XXVII, their biggest event of the year.
Velasquez is in Mexico City for the Triplemania press conference. Velasquez recently said something about Lucha Libre not being real and that promoted AAA stars La Parka and Psycho Clown issuing statements saying they wanted to show him how real it is.
Velasquez is a lifelong wrestling fan and spent a week at the WWE Performance Center last year. He is still under contract with UFC so he would need permission from Dana White to work on the show as a wrestler.
Triplemania XXVII is scheduled for August 3rd at Arena Ciudad in Mexico City. The show will be headlined by Dr. Wagner Jr putting his hair on the line against the mask of Blue Demon Jr.
Velasquez took to Twitter to thank the fans and said he is excited to participate in Triplemania. There is no word yet what his role will be on the show.


Chemistry is pretty complicated, especially at the beginning, but once you get a little help from others, everyone does fine.
Chemistry Major, currently a freshman, did very well in AP Chem and cruised through Chem 103 without a hitch. I did tutor chemistry my senior year in high school, and it really did help the other student significantly. I'm a trumpet player in the UW Marching Band.
Any day of the week from around 6-7PM unless I have a prior commitment like pep band or concerts.


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import d3 from 'd3';
import $ from 'jquery';
export default function AxisTitleFactory(Private) {

  class AxisTitle {
    constructor(axisConfig) {
      this.axisConfig = axisConfig;
      this.elSelector = this.axisConfig.get('title.elSelector').replace('{pos}', this.axisConfig.get('position'));
    }

    render() {
      d3.select(this.axisConfig.get('rootEl')).selectAll(this.elSelector).call(this.draw());
    };

    draw() {
      const config = this.axisConfig;

      return function (selection) {
        selection.each(function () {
          if (!config.get('show') && !config.get('title.show', false)) return;

          const el = this;
          const div = d3.select(el);
          const width = $(el).width();
          const height = $(el).height();

          const svg = div.append('svg')
          .attr('width', width)
          .attr('height', height);

          const bbox = svg.append('text')
          .attr('transform', function () {
            if (config.isHorizontal()) {
              return 'translate(' + width / 2 + ',11)';
            }
            return 'translate(11,' + height / 2 + ') rotate(270)';
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          .attr('text-anchor', 'middle')
          .text(config.get('title.text'))
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          if (config.isHorizontal()) {
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Hannah Kovich is the Investor Relations Manager for WaterEquity, a social impact investing initiative within Water.org. As Investor Relations Manager, Hannah is responsible for thoughtful stewardship of donors and investors through the crafting of effective due diligence materials, performance reports and the development of internal structures and processes.
Previously, Hannah served as a member of Water.org's Strategic Alliances department as a part of the grants team. Prior to Water.org, Hannah supported regional food security at Harvesters – the Community Food Network.
As we recognize World Water Day, Water.org is launching a $50 million fund, targeting enterprises in India, Indonesia, Cambodia and the Philippines that help the poor meet their water and sanitation needs – with a particular focus on MFIs. This seven-year fund, managed by the nonprofit's WaterEquity initiative, aims to reach at least 4.6 million people at the BoP, while offering pre-tax financial returns of 3 percent.


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Five Things to Know About American Cruise Lines' Queen of the Mississippi Cruise Ship
By Travel & Leisure
Credit: Courtesy of American Cruise Lines
Passengers:150
Best for: Older cruisers looking for a stress-free way to explore the Southeast or the Midwest
Sails: The Cumberland River, the Mississippi River, the Ohio River
At a Glance: Launched in 2015, this paddlewheeler features a friendly all-American crew, spacious staterooms, and iconic itineraries filled with southern and Midwestern history.
Related: Explore 100+ ships with the T+L Cruise Finder
The Entertainment Is Local
One of the best parts about a trip on Queen of the Mississippi is being steeped in the history of the region—both on and off the ship. You can expect jazz and banjo performers on the Mississippi, for example. Also a highlight: The river historian (dubbed a "riverlorian") who regales passengers with entertaining lectures on everything from Mark Twain to the Civil War.
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The Cabins Are Big
Staterooms are spacious, especially for a river cruise ship. Single rooms are 203 square feet, while standard double cabins start at 290 square feet. The biggest staterooms are the Owner's Suites, which are 445 square feet and flooded with light. Most cabins have balconies—the perfect place for breakfast each morning. (It's the only meal you can order for room service.)
The Food Is Local
Dinner happens in the dining room, which is large enough to serve every guest at once. Whenever possible, ingredients—and recipes—are locally sourced: Think Cajun and Creole dishes like chicken and andouille gumbo, Dixie lager braised chicken, and bourbon pecan pie.
You Won't Get Nickle-and-Dimed
Don't stress about that excursion tab. Usually, at least one tour per port is free, as is beer and wine with lunch and dinner and Wi-Fi throughout your cruise.
There's No Bar Onboard
Credit: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Before dinner every night, the ship throws a cocktail party for all the passengers, and you can have beer and wine at dinner. But if you know you're going to want an after-dinner drink, make a point of buying your own bottles when you're off the ship.
1 of 5 The Entertainment Is Local
2 of 5 The Cabins Are Big
3 of 5 The Food Is Local
4 of 5 You Won't Get Nickle-and-Dimed
5 of 5 There's No Bar Onboard


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William Rogers McIntyre,  (March 15, 1918 – June 14, 2009) was a Canadian Puisne Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada.

Born in Lachine, Quebec, the son of Charles Sidney McIntyre and Pauline May Sifton, he moved with his family to Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan when he was young. In 1939, he received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Saskatchewan. After serving during World War II, he received his Bachelor of Laws in 1946 from University of Saskatchewan.

In 1947, he was called to the Bars of Saskatchewan and British Columbia and practiced law in Victoria, British Columbia.

In 1967, he was appointed to the Supreme Court of British Columbia and elevated to the British Columbia Court of Appeal in 1973. In 1979, he was appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada and retired in 1989. In 1991, he was made a Companion of the Order of Canada.

Death
McIntyre died in Victoria, British Columbia from throat cancer, aged 91, on June 14, 2009.

External links

 Obituary - University of Alberta Faculty of Law
 Obituary - The Globe and Mail

1918 births
2009 deaths
Lawyers in British Columbia
Judges in British Columbia
Deaths from cancer in British Columbia
Canadian military personnel of World War II
Companions of the Order of Canada
Deaths from esophageal cancer
Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada
People from Victoria, British Columbia
People from Moose Jaw
University of Saskatchewan alumni
People from Lachine, Quebec
University of Saskatchewan College of Law alumni

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For the past two decades, developers of genetically engineered (GE) crops and their corporate allies have maintained that because their products are so obviously safe, there is no need to label them. Thanks to marketing campaigns, squelched state initiatives and a flood of GE products on the market, the public has largely adopted this belief as well.
Would it shock the public to know that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has never formally approved any GE crop as safe for human consumption? Instead, these companies have been trusted to self-regulate with little scientific oversight and even less transparency in their methods.
This was quietly mentioned in December 2014, during a testimony given by Michael Landa, former director of the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition with the FDA, before the House Subcommittee on Health.
His testimony drew attention to a fact often overlooked in the ongoing debate around GE food safety: The FDA has exempted developers of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) from premarket reviews of their products, which would normally result in a formal assessment and either a rejection or approval of their safety for human consumption. Landa's testimony described the risk assessment process for GE crops, which continues to use a policy crafted in 1992, establishing that the FDA sees no essential difference between GE crops and their conventionally grown counterparts.
As a result, the FDA merely invites GE developers to voluntarily consult with the FDA on their products' safety.
Under voluntary consultation, the GE crop developer is encouraged, but not required, to consult with the FDA. The company submits data summaries of research it has conducted but not the full studies. That is, the FDA never sees the methodological details, but rather only limited data and the conclusions the company has drawn from its own research. As one might expect with a voluntary process, the FDA does not require the submission of data.
The fact that participation in the process is voluntary should not mislead individuals to believe that the process does not provide for a rigorous food safety evaluation. It is not uncommon for FDA to request additional data and information or clarification about the data and information submitted by the developer.
Landa failed to mention that these requests are often refused or ignored, and when that happens the FDA continues its assessment without the additional data.
A study conducted by David Gurian-Sherman found that when the FDA requested additional information to conduct a complete and thorough safety assessment 50 percent of the time GE food developers "did not comply with that request."
The study goes on to show that of the developer data summaries they reviewed and that were submitted to the FDA, there were "obvious errors that were not identified by FDA during its review process," and the summaries "often lacked sufficient detail, such as necessary statistical analyses needed for an adequate safety evaluation."
Even more concerning, Gurian-Sherman revealed that these submissions to the FDA often did not evaluate dangerous compounds such as toxicants in tomatoes or anti-nutrients in corn and, "allergenicity testing was not always performed using the best tests available."
Alarmingly, Gurian-Sherman's study also reports that upon the FDA's completion of a review of corporate-generated data summaries, the FDA does not generate its own safety assessment, but merely summarizes for the public the developers' food-safety analyses.
Instead, at the end of the consultation, the FDA merely issues a short note summarizing the review process and a letter that conveys the crop developer's assurances that the GE crop is substantially equivalent to its conventional counterpart.
The implication is made that there exists a rigorously tested, well-regulated marketplace of GE food. However, these risk assessments, when they occur at all, are highly questionable, and the ubiquity with which the FDA has issued these summaries of corporate-driven analyses of their own products only casts further doubt on their credibility and significance.
A problem arises when independent researchers appeal to these risk assessments of GE crops, and their subsequent FDA "approval" as testaments to their inherent safety. Further problems occur when independent studies are conducted on various aspects of GMO and GE crop safety, but often after the products are already on the market.
Too often, the independent nature of these studies is dubious to begin with. Alison Van Eenennaam's recent literature review, for example, received a great deal of media attention, and though touted as independent, was sponsored by the Kellogg Company which spent $1 million fighting GMO labeling initiatives in California andWashington State in 2013.
The literature reviewed by Van Eenennaam was a collection of animal feeding studies, conducted by six researchers all of whom work with AgroParisTech, which considers Monsanto a business partner and sponsor of its research.
Such conflicts of interest call into question the "independent" nature of a lot of research done in the field. The lack of regulatory oversight indicates that the marketplace is not a well-regulated one, nor is it transparent in its risk assessment methods. Neither of these issues necessarily evidence that GE crops themselves are dangerous for consumption.
There is, however, an important distinction to be made between the safety of consuming GE crops and the safety of consuming the pesticides used in their cultivation. The FDA is only concerned with the GE crops themselves, while pesticide use is under the purview of the Environmental Protection Agency. Research on glyphosate-based pesticides is highly contested, with recent studies indicating glyphosate as potentially carcinogenic, potentially active in human cell-toxicity, and indicating its potential to damage DNA in humans and fish. A recent article in The Guardian indicates that there may be still further harmful side effects to these pesticides that remain unexamined. All of which only strengthen arguments in favor of thorough, independent safety assessments and labeling of GMO products in the marketplace.
Recommendations put forward in Gurian-Sherman's study are common sense: Congress should provide the FDA with legal authority for mandatory review and safety approval of GE crops. Additionally, the FDA should develop detailed safety standards and testing guidelines, and require developers to submit not summaries of data, but complete details about their testing methods, the actual data from safety tests and statistical analyses of those data. The FDA should then be prepared to reassess the safety of GE products if new safety concerns are recognized or new tests become available.
Landa made a point in his testimony to highlight that there is no need to label GE crops because they do not differ significantly from their conventional counterparts, and he sides with courts that have held that "consumer desire to know such information is not, by itself, sufficient to require such labeling." Perhaps if consumer desire to know is not sufficient in itself, these flawed, weak and blatantly toothless risk assessments provide a stronger basis to demand that GE food products be labeled until we have more thorough testing and review standards in place.
Besides, you can take it from Monsanto's director of corporate communications, Phil Angell, in his oft-quoted interview in The New York Times: "Monsanto should not have to vouchsafe the safety of biotech food," he said. "Our interest is in selling as much of it as possible. Assuring its safety is the FDA's job."


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Lady Catherine's Necklace
Joan Aiken
More pride and more prejudice: if you've ever wondered what happened to Austen's characters, you'll love this enchanting sequel.
Joan Aiken picks up the pen of her forerunner, Jane Austen, in this charming sequel to Pride and Prejudice.Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy have finally found matrimonial bliss, and now our attention turns to Rosings Park, the estate of the formidable Lady Catherine de Bourgh. When an unfortunate carriage accident means that siblings Ralph and Priscilla Delaval must reside with Lady Catherine, the stage is set for a scandal. Life in the sleepy Kent village is turned upside down by a series of unexpected events, and dark family secrets are finally brought to light . . .Featuring a cast of characters from Austen's classic, including Anne de Bourgh, Elizabeth's friend Charlotte Collins (née Lucas), Colonel Fitzwilliam and, of course, the redoubtable Lady Catherine de Bourgh.
Joan Aiken was born in Sussex in 1924. She was the daughter of the American poet, Conrad Aiken; her sister, Jane Aiken Hodge, is also a novelist. Before joining the 'family business' herself, Joan had a variety of jobs, including working for the BBC, the United Nations Information Centre and then as features editor for a short story magazine. Her first children's novel, The Kingdom of the Cave, was published in 1960.
Joan Aiken wrote over a hundred books for young readers and adults and is recognized as one of the classic authors of the twentieth century. Amanda Craig, writing in The Times,said,'She was a consummate story-teller, one that each generation discovers anew.' Her best-known books are those in the James III saga, of which The Wolves of Willoughby Chase was the first title, published in 1962 and awarded the Lewis Carroll prize. Both that and Black Hearts in Battersea have been filmed. Her books are internationally acclaimed and she received the Edgar Allan Poe Award in the United States as well as the Guardian Award for Fiction in this country for The Whispering Mountain.
Joan Aiken was decorated with an MBE for her services to children's books. She died in 2004.
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Praise for Lady Catherine's Necklace
I can't say I was ever desperate to know what became of Lady Catherine de Bourgh . . . But, now that I have read Joan Aiken's sequel, Lady Catherine's Necklace, I am much more interested in what happened . . . There is a hilarious adventure awaiting Lady Catherine . . . To me, Joan Aiken seems to have captured just the right style, making this book feel almost like the real thing.
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Joan Aiken takes a couple of minor characters from that book, Maria and Anne, and brings them to life in a distinct, fully-imagined world. She gives both girls a depth of character and real emotional problems to solve, and we love them for themselves.
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Camp Kesem by the University of Michigan Offers a Unique Community for Kids
Kids who have a parent who has cancer find fun programming and friendship with kids who understand their situation at Camp Kesem by the University of Michigan.
The adventures, friendships and confidence gained during a week at sleepaway camp can benefit any child. But at Camp Kesem by the University of Michigan, it all means even more.
That's because this free overnight camp is for kids who have been impacted by a parent's cancer.
"A focus of all of our programming is on really giving these kids a week away just to have fun and be kids again," says Colin Case, a co-director of the University of Michigan's Camp Kesem chapter – one of 116 university-led chapters around the country (Grand Valley State and Michigan State universities also have offerings).
"One of the things we hear most commonly is kids who have a parent with cancer are taking on roles they wouldn't typically have to do. (At camp) they can just be themselves and experience the joys of childhood and be surrounded by people who really understand what they're going through."
The camp is open to kids ages 6-18 who have a parent who is currently battling the disease, is in remission or has passed away. Now in its 13th year, the U-M chapter served about 240 kids last year – most from southeast Michigan – and hopes to welcome between 270 to 290 campers this summer.
"We also provide support throughout the year," says Asavari Rajpurkar, public relations coordinator. "We have a lot of reunions with our campers, and we provide them care packages during times of grief."
There's a pressing need to support this community of children, Case says. "This is an extremely underserved population. We're the only national organization at this point that's dedicated to serving this population."
Camp Kesem by the University of Michigan offers 2019 camps Aug. 4-9 and 12-17 at YMCA Camp Copneconic in Fenton. Admission to the camp is free and there's no deadline to register.
For more information about the camp, or to learn how you can help fund the camp's cause, visit the camp website.
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Royal Library
a part of Caged Bird, by Artsydaze.
The royal library is the most extensive source of knowledge of the kingdom.
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Taking the entirety of a tower, the Royal Library spans seven floor and hold more than a thousands tomes, all classified by subject. A staff of librarians provide the tomes on demand.
Royal Library is a part of Alder Castle.
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# 2012-11-18 11:42:26 , as written by Artsydaze
Day 1, Midday
At the prince's words, all the guards currently at his cell door saluted, their back straight and gauntlet-clad right hands saluting their prince. Taking formation around the prince, they led him through various corridor and even more numerous stairs to finally arrive before two heavily carved oak door plated with gold leafs.
"We are here, your Highness. The Royal Library, the most extensive collection of tomes in the kingdom." Said the same guard who spoke earlier, bowing as four other guards opened the heavy door leading inside.
The room was truly majestic, with seven floors worth of shelves all in a circle following the Library's tower's inner walls. Each floor was accessed by ladders and navigated through walkways giving to the area bellow, the later filled with imposing desks and comfortable looking chairs. There must have been thousands of tomes in here!
A few librarians were busy classifying and providing tomes to and fro the bookshelves and the various official using the great hall of knowledge, not putting much mind to what happened around them in their flurry of tasks. Hailing one of the librarians, the guard swiftly explained his charge identity and the reason why he was here. Roland was swiftly sat in the most impressive desk of the great room and provided by various tomes relevant to his interests.
During his sojourn in the library, the prince learned that the Goulash Kingdom was situated to the norther border of the Alder Kingdom and was specializing in both agriculture and weapon manufacturing, possible by the extremely fertile soils under it's foundations. The kingdom also boasted a strong infantry and cavalry, a problem to the naval oriented Alder Kingdom. The current king was the old King Wilhelm V, a ruthlessly brilliant tactician in time of war and a strict monarch in time of peace. The king had 13 children, including ten potential heirs to his throne. One of the king's daughter was unmarried and about 15 years of age.
Alder Kingdom, for it's part, boasted a thriving naval trade as well as a fearsome fleet. The country's aristocracy was divided in three. The first faction was the Merchants, who boasted an incredible wealth born from trading and a strong knowledge of the land. They were in charge of trade and the financial well being of the Alder Kingdom.
The second faction were the Aristocrats, who, also quite wealthy, were less so than the Merchants though they were usually the ones that changed the world around them with their rhetoric and visions for the future. They were in charge of politics in and out of the kingdom.
The last faction were the Warriors, whose wealth was gained by pillaging their enemies' home and by various rewards given by the king in recognition of their martial prowess in time of peace. They were extremely skilled combatants that were in charge of the security of the kingdom.
That knowledge was what Roland managed to retain as he felt fatigued.
His Knowledge increased by 2.
The guards smiled as they saluted their lord. "Yes, your Highness!" Their enthusiastic resonated on the golden walls well after they started leading their prince to the Royal Library. As the party walked through the halls, various courtier sneered at the prince's shabby clothing, no doubt thinking that he was merely a mistress' son and therefore not worthy of respect.
Finally they reached richly decorated door that took the guards great effort to open. Inside was a grand library with thousands of tomes shelved in a grand circle encompassing the entirety of the tower's inner walls, with great windows providing light to the imposing library. Various librarians were busy at work, fawning over a young dark haired man with a similar circlet as the one around Aleph's throat on his brows. That must have been one of Aleph's brothers.
Catching the gaze of a few librarian, the older prince was soon seated on another desk than the one his younger half-brother occupied, himself also fawned over by the library's staff. As he was seated, various tomes were put under his nose, telling the history of the kingdom.
The kingdom was founded five hundred years ago by Gallant the First, a skilled naval general and even more skilled merchant that took over the peninsula and protected it from the various hostile tribes of the north. Amassing amazing wealth and power, he was crowned king after taking control of all the tribes present in the peninsula, a feat that earned him the adoration of his subject as he managed it without much bloodshed. The kingdom lived in peace for throw hundred years until the reign of Bernard II, a bloodthirsty warlord with a taste for conquest that earned himself quite a few enemies for a mere few acres of gained land.
The war carried on to the present day, no doubt getting even worse after King Fedinant IV's recent death by the Goulashians.
Trade routes were now few as the Kingdom of Goulash was the primary antagonist to the kingdom, forcing the Alders to trade exclusively by naval routes. The army seemed to be in need of new recruits as well.
All that cramming of information about his home left Aleph fatigued.
His foray into the library earned him 2 Knowledge points.
# 2012-11-18 13:49:46 , as written by Of The West
Roland Windsor
Roland would be lead through the winding corridors and passages. He would walk grand stair cases and pass through decorated door ways, it took longer than expected, but since this was his first taste of new scenery in a long time he didn't mind. Such a vast collection of knowledge excited him, he knew very well he would spend much of his time in this library, as an old saying goes, knowledge is power. While he didn't learn all that much, it would be enough to plan his next moves. The merchants would be a good ally, money is the blood of an empire, and any good ruler must know how to manage it. Perhaps Roland would hire one of the merchants to teach him the ways of trade, perhaps he could even arrange some trade routes with far off kingdoms. The warriors didn't interest him, they were simply soldiers afterall. The aristocrats would also make for lucrative allies, maybe he could marry into one of their families, or perhaps arrange a deal to gather their support.
He took care not to think ahead too much, he was still fatigued and he could feel it more now than ever. He figured after several hours of reading he deserved a break. Roland would call for one of the guards, he would order the guard to tell the palace chef to prepare lunch, he was feeling quite famished at the moment. Over the next few hours he would do something he hadn't done in weeks, write poetry. It was an unconventional skill, yes, but it is undervalued by most royalty. What can sway the hearts of maidens more than sublime poetry? It was an indirect means of gaining control, to make the daughter of a wealthy man fall in love with you, or the daughter of a shrewd politician, maybe even the daughter of another king entirely. Plus it would be much less taxing on his body.


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CUC: Military power demand can be accommodated
By Dennis B. Chan
Posted on Apr 13 2015
Tag: Alan Fletcher, CUC, military, power
Commonwealth Utilities Corp. engineers are currently reviewing utility demand for proposed military training on Tinian, according to CUC executive director Alan Fletcher.
In an interview last Friday, Fletcher said the proposed total power demand on Tinian with military operations could be accommodated with CUC's extra capacity.
According to the draft environmental impact study for this training, the total increase of electrical power demand would be 1.53 megawatts, or a 34-percent increase from the total demand right now.
This total increase is for all proposed 20-week training alternatives. The draft EIS notes Tinian's power plant capacity is at 12.5 megawatts. With military operations, an available remaining capacity of 6.47 megawatts would be left.
Fletcher said under their current configuration, this can be accommodated, noting that they shoot to not only have full supply for peak demand but also to have redundant supply.
Asked about future developments like Alter City Group's hotel casino, he indicated this could still be accommodated with military development.
"[Alter City] have been in and we've talked with them. As their plans develop, we'll be able to have a good feel for what their approach is and what their demands are," he said.
"At this point…you have engine configurations and you could always add more. We could always expand. Right now, we've got adequate capacity. So I think we're going to be in good shape," he said.
He said if CUC sells more power, this could help manage their fixed costs, making it less expensive for all customers. "In that sense, growth is good," he said.
He said for Tinian and Saipan, CUC is designed for a much larger population but has seen the population gone down on Saipan in the last 15 years. "We've actually reduced our usage. We've got a lot of excess system that we have to maintain," he said.
Dennis B. Chan | Reporter
Dennis Chan covers education, environment, utilities, and air and seaport issues in the CNMI. He graduated with a degree in English Literature from the University of Guam. Contact him at dennis_chan@saipantribune.com.
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Christopher Rocchia (* 1. Februar 1998 in Marseille) ist ein französisch-komorischer Fußballspieler, der aktuell beim FCO Dijon in der Ligue 2 unter Vertrag steht.

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Rocchia begann seine fußballerische Ausbildung 2011 bei Olympique Marseille. 2015/16 spielte er bereits dreimal in der National 3 für die Zweitmannschaft. In der Folgesaison lief er dort bereits achtmal auf. 2017/18 spielte er bereits zwölfmal für die Amateure, stand aber bereits im Kader der Ligue 1 und Europa League, welche man als Vize-Sieger abschloss. Am 29. November 2018 gab er sein Debüt für die erste Mannschaft, als er im Europa-League-Gruppenspiel gegen Eintracht Frankfurt bei der 0:4-Niederlage in der 80. Minute für Jordan Amavi eingewechselt wurde. Zwei Monate später (22. Spieltag) wurde er auch in der Ligue 1 eingewechselt und gab somit gegen den OSC Lille sein Ligadebüt.

Wenige Tage später wurde er jedoch in die zweitklassige Ligue 2 an den FC Sochaux verliehen. Am 8. Februar 2019 (24. Spieltag) stand er gegen die AS Béziers in der Startformation und debütierte somit für den Verein. Bis zum Rest der Saison lief er in insgesamt acht Zweitligaspielen auf. Nach zweimonatigem Verweilen nach seiner Rückkehr wurde er erneut an den FC Sochaux verliehen. Gegen den AC Le Havre am 8. November 2019 (14. Spieltag) schoss er nach Einwechslung den 2:0-Siegtreffer und somit sein erstes Tor im Profifußball. In der bis zum 28. Spieltag gespielten Spielzeit 2019/20 kam er bei Sochaux in 22 Ligaduellen zum Einsatz.

Nach seiner erneuten Rückkehr zu Marseille entschloss er sich zunächst zu bleiben, kam aber kaum zu Spielzeit bei OM.

Daraufhin wechselte er ablösefrei zum Absteiger, dem FCO Dijon. Bei der 1:3-Niederlage gegen den FC Sochaux stand er in der Startelf und debütierte für seinen neuen Verein.

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 Vize-Europa-League-Sieger: 2018

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