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Albert Herring, Op. 39, is a chamber opera in three acts by Benjamin Britten.

Composed in the winter of 1946 and the spring of 1947, this comic opera was a successor to his serious opera The Rape of Lucretia. The libretto, by Eric Crozier, was based on Guy de Maupassant's novella Le Rosier de Madame Husson, with the action transposed to an English setting.

Composition history
After having composed and staged The Rape of Lucretia, Britten decided he should attempt a comedy, preferably set in England. Crozier suggested adapting the Maupassant short story Le rosier de Madame Husson and transplanting it to the Suffolk landscape already familiar to Britten from his home in Snape. Britten composed Albert Herring at his home, The Old Mill at Snape, in the winter of 1946 and the spring of 1947. He scored the opera for the same instrumental forces he had used in his first chamber opera The Rape of Lucretia, intending it like the earlier opera for performance by the English Opera Group.

Performance history and reception
The opera premiered on 20 June 1947 at Glyndebourne, conducted by the composer. According to one writer, the owner and founder of Glyndebourne, John Christie, "disliked it intensely and is said to have greeted members of the first night audience with the words: 'This isn't our kind of thing, you know'." Some 38 years later Glyndebourne's 1985 production was "one of the most successful the opera has had".

The opera received its U.S. premiere on 8 August 1949 at the Tanglewood Music Festival. In 1949, Britten's English Opera Group toured with both Rape of Lucretia and Albert Herring, giving ten performances between 12 and 23 September in Copenhagen and Oslo. An almost complete recording of one of the Copenhagen performances has been released commercially.

Sviatoslav Richter called it "the greatest comic opera of the century" and in 1983 staged Albert Herring as part of the December Nights Festival at Moscow's Pushkin Museum.

The opera was performed at Buenos Aires's Teatro Colón in 1972. The Chicago premiere was given by Chicago Opera Theater in 1979. In 2008–2010, over 55 performances were given by companies such as those at Glyndebourne and the Portland Opera in Oregon (2008 season); the Opéra-Comique in Paris and the Opéra de Normandie in Rouen (2009);and, for 2010, at the Landestheater in Linz, the Finnish National Opera in Helsinki and the Santa Fe Opera. The Santa Fe production was given by the Los Angeles Opera in 2011. Vancouver Opera presented the work, in a co-production with Pacific Opera Victoria, in 2013.

Australian television production
Australian television aired a live performance in 1959. This was at a time when Australian TV productions were rare.

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Synopsis
Time: April and May 1900
Place: Loxford, a small market town in East Suffolk, England

Act 1
Housekeeper Florence Pike is run ragged. Her mistress Lady Billows is organising the annual May Day festival and has gathered all the important people of the village to elect the May Queen. But Florence has dug up dirt on every single girl nominated, proving that none is worthy to wear the once-much-coveted crown. Lady Billows is depressed. Superintendent Budd suggests that the solution may be to select, this year, a May King instead. He knows of a young man in town who is as certainly virginal as the girls are not: Albert Herring.

Working at the greengrocer's, Albert is teased for his timidity by the easygoing butcher Sid. Sid's girlfriend Nancy comes in to do some shopping, and the couple shares a tender moment while Albert looks on. The lovers leave, and Albert reflects on his miserable existence under his mother's thumb. The Festival Committee arrives with the news of his selection as May King. Mrs. Herring is thrilled by the prize of £25, but Albert balks at being paraded in swan-white and mother and son quarrel to the mocking commentary of the village children.

Act 2
It is the day of the festival. Sid and Nancy are preparing the banquet tent, and they take the opportunity to slip some rum into Albert's lemonade glass. Together with a crown of flowers and the gruesome but improving Foxe's The Book of Martyrs, Albert is awarded twenty-five pounds in prize money. Asked to make a speech, he is tongue-tied and becomes an object of pity at the feast in his honour, but after draining his lemonade glass (which Britten satirically underlines with a Tristan chord, alluding to the philter in that opera). and having a fit of hiccups he manages a few hip-hip, hurrahs.

That night, Albert arrives home alone and quite drunk. In the street, Sid keeps a rendezvous with Nancy, and the two discuss their sympathetic pity for Albert before going off together. This is the breaking point for Albert, who has overheard. He takes the prize money and heads out looking for adventure.

Act 3
The next morning Albert has not returned, and the village is in a panic. Superintendent Budd is leading the search, while the guilt-stricken Nancy tends to Mrs. Herring. A boy shouts that a "Big White Something" has been found in a well, and the village worthies file in to break the news en masse that Albert's crown of flowers has been discovered, crushed by a cart. A lengthy threnody of grief follows, but is interrupted by the surprise return of Albert. He thanks the Festival Committee for funding his night out. They, in turn, are outraged by his tale of drunken debauchery and leave in a huff. Albert finally stands up to his mother and invites the village children into the shop to enjoy some fruit at his expense.

Musical style and character themes
Albert Herring is a musically complex work, despite its somewhat light-hearted subject matter. The text is genuinely humorous, and the score, while matching the text in character, includes myriad musical quotations as well as some complex forms. Like Peter Grimes and other works by Britten, this opera explores society's reaction to an odd individual, although, in this case at least, it is from a generally humorous and lighthearted perspective. Some of Britten's contemporaries saw in the title character a satirical self-portrait of the composer.

Recordings
There are five audio recordings of Albert Herring and one DVD recording, with the following artists:

References
Notes

Additional sources
Holden, Amanda (ed.), The New Penguin Opera Guide, New York: Penguin Putnam, 2001.
Recordings of Albert Herring on operadis-opera-discography.org.uk
Whittall, Arnold, "Albert Herring" in Stanley Sadie, (Ed.),  The New Grove Dictionary of Opera, Vol. One, pp. 54–55. London: Macmillan Publishers, Inc. 1998

Operas by Benjamin Britten
English-language operas
English comic operas
Chamber operas
1947 operas
Operas
Operas set in England
Operas based on novels


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Condition Report: Huntington's Disease
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In 2017, the National Academies of Science, Engineering & Medicine released a comprehensive report, "The Health Effects of Cannabis & Cannabinoids", based on the research that had been done to date. Following that valuable report, we've been providing weekly Condition Reports on 2018 research for each of the conditions cited in that report, such as chronic pain, cancer, anorexia, and more – these reports seek to provide evidence for both medical benefits and risks for each condition.
Because prohibitive cannabis regulations have, for years, limited the amount of available information, we believe it is important to educate the public about up-to-date research. Although medical cannabis usage is still both controversial and inconclusive, the World Health Organization has urged for nations to remove cannabis from Schedule IV from their list of drug scheduling, which would allow the protection for researchers to conduct more comprehensive studies.
Canneconomy.com and its affiliates aim to provide general information about cannabis consumption in the hopes for policymakers, users, researchers, and the general public to make informed decisions about cannabis and its derived products. In order to do this properly, we must seek and report the best available research for a better understanding of cannabis as it takes on the medical field.
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Huntington's Disease Highlights:
-Because of the hypokinetic properties of some cannabinoids, cannabis has been increasingly studied as a potential treatment for symptomatic disease relief for Huntington's Disease.
-In one study, 93.7% of patients reported improved health and decreased pain level after starting cannabis treatment. In that same study, the most common adverse effects of the cannabis treatment included dizziness and dry mouth.
THERAPEUTIC FINDINGS: HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE
Huntington's Disease (HD) is a fatal progressive neurodegenerative disease with dysfunctions of the motor, cognitive loss, and psychiatric manifestations (McColgan and Tabrizi, 2018). HD is caused by the inclusion of trinucleotides (CAG) in the huntingtin gene on chromosome 4, and it is 1 out of 10,000 patients prevalent (McColgan and Tabrizi, 2018). HD pharmacotherapy is still aimed at symptomatic disease relief believed to be due to dopaminergic hyperactivity. Typical and atypical antipsychotics are often used for this treatment, which had led to a growing number of studies to be conducted to verify the therapeutic potential of cannabinoid compounds in HD treatment, primarily because some cannabinoids have hypokinetic characteristics (Abdel-Salam et al., 2018).
In the elderly population with HD, 2736 patients over the age of 65 started cannabis treatment and responded to an initial questionnaire (Abuhasira, Scleider, Mechoulam and Novack, 2018). After six months, Abuhasira et at. reported that 93.7% of respondents showed improved health and the pain level said was reduced from a median of 8 on a scale of 0-10 to a median of 4. The most common adverse effects were dizziness and dry mouth. Abuhasira et al. concluded that the therapeutic use of cannabis is safe and efficacious in the elderly population. It may also decrease the use of other prescription medicines, including opioids for HD treatment (Abuhasira et al., 2018).
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Home » Sports » Victor Wanyama Retires From International Football
Victor Wanyama Retires From International Football
September 27, 2021 at 16:56 | By Marvin Chege
He announced through his statement on Monday, September 27, praising the opportunity to represent Kenya as part of his dream.
Former Harambee Stars captain Victor Wanyama has announced his retirement from international football.
He announced through his statement seen by Viral Tea on Monday, September 27, praising the opportunity to represent Kenya as part of his dream.
"From making my debut against Nigeria to captaining the team at the African Cup of Nations in Egypt, these past 14 years have gone beyond what I ever thought possible.
Former Harambee Stars captain Victor Wanyama scores in an international game. /TWITTER
"We have made great moments together and I am proud to have been your captain and leader. But all good things must come to an end, and after long consideration, I have made the really difficult decision to retire from international football," read his statement in part.
Wanyama added that it was time for him to hand over the mantle to the next generation of talent to help the country to reach greater heights, as well as reach the peak of their careers.
He expressed hope of returning to the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) to help them off the field and promised to cheer on the Stars but from the sidelines.
Wanyama was surprisingly overlooked for the FIFA 2022 World Cup qualifier against Uganda that ended in a 0-0 stalemate with Serbia-based Richard Odada and Duncan Otieno being preferred as the defensive midfielders.
His retirement comes in the wake of changes on the team technical bench where Engin Firat took over the reins from Radio Jambo presenter and former Harambee Stars head coach Jacob Ghost Mulee ahead of the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers against Mali.
In July 2013, English Premier League side Southampton signed him for £12.5m (Ksh1.9 billion) from Scottish club Celtic as then manager Mauricio Pochettino had believed in a player that could bring a genuine physical presence and an eye for goal to their midfield.
At Celtic, he will always be remembered fondly. The Scottish champions paid Beerschot in Belgium just £900,000 (Ksh136 million) for raw talent and the fans welcomed him with open arms, not least because he wore the No 67 shirt in honour of the Lisbon Lions.
He then prominently featured for Tottenham Hotspur, where he reunited with Mauricio Pochettino who was later replaced by former Chelsea and Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho.
He made 97 appearances for Spurs in all competitions and scored seven goals, including the opening goal in their 2-1 victory over Manchester United in the last ever game at the White Hart Lane Stadium before its renovation to the now-Tottenham Hotspur stadium.
The Montreal Impact midfielder has earned 60 caps for Harambee Stars since making his debut in 2007 at the age of 15. He took over the captaincy from Dennis Oliech during Adel Amrouche's reign.
Victor Wanyama celebrates scoring against Huddersfield Town on April 13, 2019. /TALKSPORT
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(JTA) — Iran unveiled a monument to Jews who died during the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq War.
The monument, a gold-colored slab with inscriptions in Persian and topped by an artistic representation of the Hebrew phrase, "Peace Forever," appears to be set in a Jewish cemetery.
Another slab bears a tiled depiction of a gold seven-stemmed Menorah set against a royal blue background.
There also are photos of officials speaking at a podium next to a large seven-stemmed menorah, and of Jews praying and paying respects at tombstones in the cemetery.
The Iranian parliament's vice-speaker, Mohammad Hassan Aboutorabi-Fard, praised the relationship between the government and Iran's Jewish community during an address at the ceremony.
"The explicit stances of the Jewish community in supporting the Islamic Republic's establishment and their obedience to the Supreme Leader of the (Islamic) Revolution demonstrate the bonds originating from the teachings of the divine religions," he said, the Tasnim news agency reported.
He also praised the Jewish community for its condemnation of U.S. demands on Iran, Israeli actions visa vis the Palestinians and the "violent and inhumane" behavior of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.


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An Economic Win-Win For California – Lower the Cost of Living
by Ed Ring 01/14/2015
A frequent and entirely valid point made by representatives of public sector unions is that their membership, government workers, need to be able to afford to live in the cities and communities they serve. The problem with that argument, however, is that nobody can afford to live in these cities and communities, especially in California.
There are a lot of reasons for California's high cost of living, but the most crippling by far is the price of housing. Historically, and still today in markets where land development is relatively unconstrained, the median home price is about four times the median household income. In Northern California's Santa Clara County, the median home price in October 2014 was $699,750, eight times the median household income of $88,215. Even people earning twice the median household income in Santa Clara County will have a very hard time ever paying off a home that costs this much. And if they lose their job, they lose their home. But is land scarce in California?
The answer to this question, despite rhetoric to the contrary, is almost indisputably no. As documented in an earlier post, "California's Green Bantustans," "According to the American Farmland Trust, of California's 163,000 square miles, there are 25,000 square miles of grazing land and 42,000 square miles of agricultural land; of that, 14,000 square miles are prime agricultural land. Think about this. You could put 10 million new residents into homes, four per household, on half-acre lots, and you would only consume 1,953 square miles. If you built those homes on the best prime agricultural land California's got, you would only use up 14% of it. If you scattered those homes among all of California's farmland and grazing land – which is far more likely – you would only use up 3% of it. Three percent loss of agricultural land, to allow ten million people to live on half-acre lots."
So why is it nearly impossible to develop land in California? The answer to this is found in the nexus between financial special interests, who benefit from asset bubbles, and powerful environmentalist organizations who apparently view human settlements as undesirable blights that should be minimized. In the San Francisco Bay Area, to offer a particularly vivid example, the Santa Cruz mountains are being targeted to be cleansed of human habitation. Instead of creating wildlife corridors, they are eliminating human corridors. Is this really necessary?
Human Cleansing – The Evacuation Plan for the Santa Cruz Mountains
Do you want to live in the mountains?
Forget it. Only billionaires and non-humans allowed.
If you are familiar with the San Francisco peninsula, you will see that the area proposed for the "Great Park of the Santa Cruz Mountains" encompasses nearly the entire mountain range. A coalition of environmentalist organizations and government agencies are proposing to create a park of 138,000 acres, that's 215 square miles, in an area that ought to make room for weekend cabins, mountain dwellers, and vacation communities. Why, in a region where homes cost so much, is so much land being barred to human settlement? The pristine stands of redwoods in Big Basin and Henry Cowell State Park were preserved a century ago. There is nothing wrong with preserving more land around these parks. But do they have to take it all?
This is far from an isolated example. Urban areas in California, primarily Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area, have been surrounded by "open space preserves" where future development is prohibited and current residents are harassed. Ask the embattled residents of Stevens Canyon in the hills west of the Silicon Valley, if there are any of them left. Once you're in a "planning area," watch out. Backed by bonds sold to naive voters, endowments bestowed by billionaires, and the power of state and federal laws that make living on any property at all increasingly difficult, the relentless land acquisition machine continues to gather momentum. Anyone who thinks there isn't a connection between setting aside thousands of square miles in California for "habitat" and the price of a home on a lot big enough to accommodate a swing set for the kids needs to have their head examined.
It doesn't end with open space that is actually purchased, cleansed of humanity, and turned into government ran preserves for plants and wildlife, however. Acquiring permits to build on any land is nearly impossible in California. Land developers who fight year round to try to build housing for people shake their heads in disbelief at the myriad requirements from countless state, federal and local agencies that make the permit process take not months or years, but decades. And it isn't just farmland, or wetland, or special riparian habitats where development is blocked. It's everywhere. Even semi-arid rangeland is off limits for housing unless you are prepared to spend millions, fight for decades, and have the staying power to pursue multiple expensive projects simultaneously since many will never, ever get approved.
What is the result? Here is an aerial photo of a subdivision in the Sacramento area, one that every hedge fund billionaire turned environmentalist in California – especially one who runs cattle on his own special 1,800 acre fiefdom in the Santa Cruz mountains on a property that just happens to be in a "non-targeted area" - might consider living in for the rest of his life in order to understand the human consequences of his ideals – cramped homes on 40′x80′ lots, at a going price in October 2014 of $250,000. Notwithstanding being condemned to a claustrophobic existence at a level of congestion that would drive rats in a cage to madness, $250,000 is a pittance for a billionaire. But for an ordinary worker, $250,000 is a life sentence of mortgage servitude. And even this, the single family dwelling, is under attack by "smart growth" environmentalists and public bureaucrats who prefer density to having to divert payroll and benefits to finance infrastructure. The excess! The waste! Stack them and pack them and let them ride trains!
Priced to Sell at $250,000 – Housing for Humans on 40′x80′ Lots
No mountain air, ocean breezes, or open space for the little people.
Buy a permit, get in line, visit for a day, but then come home to this.
When public employee union leadership talk about the importance of paying their members a "middle class" package of pay and benefits, they're right. Government workers should enjoy a middle class lifestyle. But they need to understand that the asset bubbles caused by high prices for housing are not only making it necessary to pay them more, but are also creating the inflated property tax revenue that they rely on for much of their compensation. They need to understand that the phony economic growth caused by everyone borrowing against their inflated home equity is what creates the stock market appreciation that their pension funds rely on to remain solvent. And they need to understand that all of this is a bubble, kept intact by crippling, misanthropic land use restrictions that hurt all working people.
There is another path. That is for public employee union leadership to recognize that everyone deserves a chance at a middle class lifestyle. And the way to do that is not to advocate higher pay and benefits to public employees, but to advocate a lower cost of living, starting with housing. One may argue endlessly about how to regulate or deregulate water and energy production, essentials of life that also have artificially inflated costs. But as long as suburban homes consume less water than Walnut orchards – and they do, much less – build more homes to drive their prices way, way down. There's plenty of land.
Ed Ring is the executive director of the California Policy Center, where this piece first appeared.
California's Alleged "Green Bantustans" & Remote Grazing Lands
Submitted by msetty on Fri, 01/16/2015 - 20:24.
The logic of the argument in this article escapes me. What does setting aside open space in the steep, mostly uninhabitable Santa Cruz Mountains have to do with affordable middle class housing?
Also, the argument regarding converting low value grazing lands in many parts of California into middle class housing also is missing much logic. First, most of the allegedly available grazing lands are generally around the fringes of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, e.g., very long commuting distances from where people want to be, e.g., Sacramento, the Bay Area, greater Los Angeles and surrounding counties, San Diego and so forth.
Second, there are relatively little restrictions on building in many relatively remote areas such as the Mojave Desert around the Antelope Valley, Victorville and other inland valleys such as around Hemet and other locations, a 2+ hour drive from Los Angeles and Orange County in both directions. The problem is that most people don't want to live that far out, given the long commutes and the requirement of living in your car 25%+/- of your waking hours.
Third, where is the water to support all this supposed to come from? And I also challenge the claim that suburban houses at 4-5 units per acre use less water than walnut orchards, particularly orchards that have converted to drip irrigation. And much of the grazing lands don't use much water at all, meaning new housing would cause skyrocketing water demand in such areas.
Fourth, another huge problem is providing transportation infrastructure to relatively remote areas where large swaths of vacant land exist. In Southern California, as previously mentioned, these are areas such as the Antelope Valley, Victorville and environs, as well as inland remote valleys in Riverside County.
In the north, this includes San Joaquin County east of the Altamont Pass and perhaps the hilly areas of Solano County north of Contra Costa County across the Sacramento/San Joaquin Rivers and east of Fairfield and Vacaville. However, opening up these areas further will require huge investments in the tens of billions, to provide massive increases in freeway and/or transit capacity. In fact, one purpose of the current High Speed Rail project is to greatly speed up transportation between the Antelope Valley and the Los Angeles Basin, which certainly would make living in Lancaster and Palmdale more plausible for hundreds of thousands of more people.
However, just the Lancaster-Los Angeles segment of HSR is likely to cost $25-$30 billion or more.
Much faster rail service between San Joaquin & Stanislaus Counties and the Bay Area/Silicon Valley would cost several billion, which is probably feasible; dramatically improved access to Eastern Solano County would require something like a $15-$20 billion investment in new bridges, freeways, BART extensions, etc. to make massive development in the area feasible.
In any case, such infrastructure investments would probably make Ed Ring's vision of $250,000 housing prices highly unlikely, through huge commuting costs and massive infrastructure debt in effect adding tens or hundreds of thousands in costs per unit. Some of this investment makes sense (e.g., Altamont), but this is no general panacea for the many millions of people who want to live "close in" with commutes of less than 3-4 hours per day.
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But is the customer always right?
I've had some extremely challenging customers throughout my career, and I've had some amazing customers that have become friends. Some have been gracious when I've made mistakes and some have been demanding and mean while I'm running around like a headless chicken.
I have had a few funny incidents, one of them was when waitressing many years ago in the USA. I was serving breakfast to one of my regular customers and upon clearing her plate I somehow managed to drop the left over scrambled eggs into her open handbag on the floor. She gasped, I gaped and out of my mouth popped. "You wanted those to go right?" Hehe, she was gracious.
When I was working for a big design firm in San Diego, I was awarded a trip to Texas for top sales of the quarter. As I walked into my luxurious hotel room and flung myself on the bed grinning from ear to ear with joy and pride, my phone rang and one of my clients wanted to know how dare I leave town. I assured her that her construction was not interrupted and our very capable Contractors were working like mad men to keep up with her constant design changes and mood swings – well I didn't add that last bit out loud – she wasn't appeased but then there wasn't any appeasing her anyway. We did finally finish her job and she was finally satisfied, whew.
But what ever their mood or personality, one thing is for sure, they may not always be right but they certainly all deserve my very best. And that's what I strive for.
I am really grateful for my customers, they keep me going, not just financially but because I love people – the interaction, the camaraderie, the joking, the interesting stories they tell…all of it! I love them and would never want to do any job that didn't involve people.
So to all my customers out there past, present, repeat and future – a big THANK YOU!!!
I love your sense of humour Julie – eggs to go 😀 :D. And I love the humbleness in appreciating every single customer. Looking forward to the Food Truck Friday!


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The .223 Remington for All Seasons
column By: Gordy J. Krahn | May, 18
When the .223 Remington came on the scene in the late 1950s, it wasn't long before it became apparent that this nifty little cartridge was destined for predator hunting hall-of-fame status – if there was such a thing, of course. Its potential accuracy, mild recoil and the availability of a wide array of factory ammunition, reloading components and once-fired military surplus brass contributed to its popularity, and it became a favorite among fur hunters from coast to coast.
The .223 Remington is favored by many eastern hunters who target red and gray fox, because it is easier on delicate pelts than higher-velocity cartridges.
The cartridge was originally developed for the U.S. Army – standardized as the 5.56x45mm Ball Cartridge, M193 in 1964 – and first used in combat rifles during the Vietnam War. Adapted for use in the select-fire M16 – a military version of the Armalite AR-15 – it proved to be an effective cartridge for close-quarters jungle warfare and became a staple of U.S. troops.
At about the same time, Remington began producing the cartridge commercially, as the .223 Remington. While it's designated a .22-caliber cartridge, in reality it utilizes a .224-inch diameter bullet. The cartridge quickly gained popularity with hunters because commercially marketed rifles delivered excellent accuracy.
Ballistically, the .223 Remington is nearly identical to its sister cartridge, the .222 Remington Magnum, developed in 1957 for a U.S. military prototype Armalite AR-15 rifle. The .222 Remington Magnum was not adopted by the military but was introduced commercially in sporting rifles. The case of the .223 Remington is slightly shorter than the .222 Remington Magnum and holds a tad less powder. Both are considered midrange varmint cartridges, delivering excellent accuracy and punch out to 250 yards or so.
The $64,000 question, of course, is whether the .223 Remington and 5.65x45mm are interchangeable. The answer is . . . yes and no. It's a common misconception that the two are the same, which can be hazardous. While the outside case dimensions are nearly identical, there are enough internal differences that the two are not completely interchangeable. The short answer is that the 5.56x45mm is different enough that it creates more pressure when shoved into a .223 Remington chamber, and while it is generally okay to shoot .223 Remington cartridges in any rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm, military-specification ammunition should not be fired from rifles chambered for .223 Remington.
Here's where East meets West – the .223 Remington (left) is a favorite of hunters east of the Big Muddy, and western hunters prefer the extra muscle provided by cartridges such as the .22-250 Remington (right).
In a past column I went out on a limb and wrote that if I had only one predator rifle for all applications it would be a bolt action chambered in .22-250 Remington, of which I own three. While nothing's changed my mind in that respect, I concede that valid arguments can be made that the .223 Remington might be the most versatile fur cartridge available. Remember, however, the reason there are so many choices when it comes to cartridges and bullets in the first place is because there is no quintessential predator gun/cartridge/bullet combination, not even the .22-250 Remington (or .223 Remington). The best a predator hunter can hope for – if he uses one rifle for all fur-hunting applications – is to find the best compromise for the variety of animals he hunts in the various types of terrain where he hunts them.
While I have nothing to back this up other than personal observation, it seems to me that the Missouri River – where East meets West – is also the dividing point between hunters who prefer the .22-250 Remington and like calibers over the .223 Remington and similar "mighty mouse" cartridges. The majority of western predator hunters I've spent time with packed .22-250s, while I've noted a preponderance of .223s east of the Big Muddy. I believe this has a lot to do with terrain and the expectancy of long shots – with those taken in the East being typically shorter than those in the West.
Many western predator hunters prefer cartridges with more muscle than the .223 Remington delivers, mainly due to the fact that shots are commonly stretched to 300 yards and beyond.
So, for comparison, let's take a look at how the .223 Remington stacks up against the .22-250 Remington. First off, let's consider terminal performance, using the Hornady 40-grain V-MAX in its Varmint Express line as the proving ground. It's no surprise that the .22-250 Remington bullet leaves the gate well ahead of the .223 Remington – roughly 4,150 fps/1,529 foot-pounds (ft-lbs) of energy compared to 3,800 fps/1,282 ft-lbs. Zeroed at 200 yards, the .22-250 Remington is still traveling at 2,568 fps with 585 ft-lbs and dropping 4.5 inches when it crosses the 300-yard line, compared to 2,324 fps/479 ft-lbs/5.5-inch drop for the .223 Remington.
At 500 yards, the gap has widened a bit more, with the .22-250 Remington traveling at 1,771 fps and delivering 278 ft-lbs, while the .223 Remington has dropped to 1,578 fps and 221 ft-lbs. Bullet-drop trajectory is -31.7 vs. -39.1, respectively. It's evident that as range increases, the .22-250's extra horsepower comes into play. Just for clarification in terms of percentages, let's go back to the rifle muzzle. The .223's initial velocity is 9.2 percent lower than that of the .22-250, and its ft-lbs of energy is 19.2 percent lower. Push both bullets out to 500 yards and the .223 Remington delivers 25.7 percent less energy than its big brother.
But is this performance difference really significant? It depends. At moderate ranges, probably not so much. But let's be honest here: Most coyotes, foxes and bobcats are shot at less than 300 yards – even more often at 200 yards or less. But speed kills, especially when using fragmenting bullets on thin-skinned critters. And if shot placement is imperfect, a bullet that's carrying more energy has a better chance of getting the job done. So once shots go beyond 300 yards – and certainly if shots are 400 yards or farther – the .22-250 Remington becomes a better choice, a reason it's favored by hunters who hang out in the wide-open spaces of the West. That leaves the .223 Remington as a perfect choice for moderate ranges, say 250 yards and less. For those predator hunters who do their job well and call in critters sure-kill close, the .223 Remington should suffice for 95 percent of the shots they face.
Since its inception in the late 1950s, the .223 Remington has been a perennial favorite of fur hunters for its accuracy potential and mild recoil.
There is one caveat: When calling larger critters, such as lions, bears or wolves, the extra foot pounds that the .22-250 Remington and other beefier calibers possess might come into play. Again, that's the reason most predator hunters own more than one fur gun.
Okay, what about recoil? As Sir Isaac Newton profoundly put it: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Free recoil, therefore, can be loosely defined as the backward momentum of the rifle, expressed in foot-pounds of force, as the result of the forward momentum of the bullet leaving the barrel when the shooter pulls the trigger – a by-product of the propulsive force from the ignition of the cartridge within the rifle's chamber. The rearward energy of the firearm is the free recoil, and the forward energy of the bullet is its muzzle energy. The greater the muzzle energy, the more recoil that's transferred to the shooter.
To illustrate this, compare free recoil in a range of popular fur cartridges (.17 Remington, .223 Remington, .22-250 Remington and .243 Winchester) in an 8.5-pound rifle. The .17 Remington with a muzzle velocity (mv) of 4,000 fps generates 1.6 pounds of recoil energy; the .223 Remington (3,500 mv) generates 2.6 pounds of energy; the .22-250 Remington (3,600 mv) generates 4.7 pounds of energy, and the .243 Winchester generates 7.2 pounds of energy with a muzzle velocity of 3,400 fps. This, of course, illustrates that as cartridge power increases, more foot-pounds of free recoil are generated. Some of this recoil can be tamed by increasing the weight of the rifle. Using the .22-250 Remington as an example, if the weight of the rifle is increased to 12.5 pounds, free recoil energy is reduced from 4.7 to 3.1 pounds.
Terrain often dictates which cartridge is better, with the .223 Remington rifle (left) falling short in the vast, open western landscape.
Felt (or net) recoil is subjective. Shooters have different tolerances to recoil, and the human factor is very difficult to calculate. Felt recoil can also be altered by a host of factors, including the weight and action of the rifle, the weight of the bullet, the fit of the rifle, muzzle brake, recoil pad, etc. The bottom line is that with all things equal, the .223 Remington produces less recoil when compared to larger calibers, and for those shooters who are sensitive to recoil it might make a difference. Less recoil often means less flinching (better accuracy) and that the shooter might have an easier time staying on target and chambering and shooting follow-up rounds.
As mentioned, the availability of low-priced ammunition and reloading components for the .223 Remington is another reason why it's favored by so many fur hunters. Factory ammunition for the .223 Remington is typically cheaper than for the .22-250 Remington and like calibers. For example, a box of 50 Black Hills Ammunition .223 Remington cartridges loaded with Hornady V-MAX bullets will run about $48, while the same offering for the .22-250 Remington costs about $33 for 20 rounds. While cheap, FMJ army surplus ammunition is available for fur hunting, I suggest staying away from full-metal jackets in favor of expandable bullets for better terminal performance, like polymer-tipped bullets and hollowpoints. For reloaders, grade 2, once-fired military brass can be purchased at outlets such as MidwayUSA for about $60 for 500 units.
To summarize, here's the pros and cons of the .223 Remington and how it stacks up against more muscle-bound cartridges such as the .22-250 Remington, .25-06 Remington, .243 Winchester and other such cartridges.
One modern reason the .223 Remington cartridge is popular in the East and West is its availability in a plethora of the AR rifles favored by many predator hunters.
Pros: Less perceived recoil; low-priced factory ammunition; readily available reloading components and cheap, once-fired military brass; availablity in every imaginable factory rifle; chambered in a wide variety of AR-type rifles; less fur damage.
Cons: Velocity and energy begin to drop off rapidly beyond 300 yards; not as much muscle when dealing with larger predators such as lions, bears and wolves.
Since its conception in the 1950s, the .223 Remington has remained a perennial favorite among a wide range of predator hunters because of its accuracy, reasonably flat trajectory and mild recoil. And while it's capable of anchoring even the largest coyotes, it treats more delicate predators such as foxes, raccoons and bobcats with respect, minimizing fur damage. Who could ask for anything more in a fur cartridge?


In 2017, the World Economic Forum reported that the world produces 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every day. If this data were stored on 1 terabyte hard disks, then the hard disks were stacked on their side like books in a bookcase, it would measure 54 kilometres - twice the length of Manhattan Island in New York. That's just the data for one day; measured over a year, our bookcase of hard disks would wrap around the equator one and a half times.
Much of the world's data is generated online, which has the advantage of being easy to collect. However, as the same report states - before data can be used, it needs to be turned into information by being organised and processed in the right context. How to organise large collections of data is an important and much discussed topic, with few clearly generalisable answers.
So, how do you get data analytics right? Major universities aim to train analysis experts by offering higher degrees in data analytics, but even if you have a team of amazing analysts, there's still challenging software engineering required to design and build a data processing pipeline. For these reasons, our clients often turn to us to help efficiently turn their data into valuable business insights.
One straightforward way to turn data into information is by running user experiments – for example using data from subsets of a website's users to generate insights into the best choices for product design or features.
By far the most common user experiment type is the A/B test, where some of your product's users get approach A (say a red "buy now" button on catalogue pages), and a similarly sized group receive approach B (say a green "buy now" button on catalogue pages). Once the experiment has been run for long enough to collect the right amount of data, the data of users from group A is compared with the data from group B users (for example, to see whether or not they purchase an item after viewing it, or how much the total revenue in each group was).
Much has been written about how to design and conduct effective experiments. Kaiser Fung, a well known analytics expert, recommends teams invest at least 50% of their time in the experiment design phase (you can watch his excellent primer on A/B testing here, or read a summary here).
Additionally, conducting well-designed user experiments can be a solid complement to hypothesis-driven-development, which we blogged about back in February. A key advantage of an hypothesis-driven culture is that it allows making many small improvements with ease. These improvements can stack up to many millions of dollars of extra revenue.
How much science to do?
At the hard science end of the scale, we'd be looking for strong scientific rigour aiming to prove that approach B is better than approach A. This kind of scientific rigour implies a value system that is probably not appropriate for business– we don't need comprehensive investigation into proving how-and-why approach B is better. Instead, we prefer some general indication that approach B is better, and some assurance that it's not worse than A (or whatever we are currently doing).
On the other end of the scale is gut feel - where either no data is analysed (or data is only analysed generally). At this end of the scale, approach A and B are differentiated based on which approach is thought to be best by the person or people who are involved. Although this sounds bad– it is completely legitimate to make decisions based on gut feel – it's very likely that a business' employees were hired for their good instincts (at least in part). However, in today's data driven world, acting on gut feel is not considered principled enough. We can do better by running experiments.
In our experience, a common compromise is to sit in the middle of the line by doing a lot of science poorly. It's our view that it is better to sit in the middle of the line by doing a little science well. When we compare the two approaches, we don't need hard proof, but we do want to make sure we aren't being misled by running with a poorly designed experiment.
Running experiments is one of the many ways it is possible to turn your user data into information. When that information is used to drive business decisions, it's possible to generate high value - and if the experiments are backed by a high quality data processing and experimentation framework, this can be achieved with a rapid turnaround.
While data-driven experiments are a great fit for incremental improvements, it's important to remember that they're not a great fit for substantial changes. As Facebook's Julie Zhuo points out in an excellent blog post, A/B testing incremental design improvements would never have produced the iPhone.
So, how do you do experiments well? There is an absolute wealth of advice out there - here's Julie Zhou's advice post again, and a similar post from Microsoft.
Even though there's no single best way to run experiments, even a little bit of research or expert advice can help you run well-designed experiments.
I'll be writing more on this topic in the coming weeks so check back for more.
Traditional approaches like SARIMA models often require manual data pre-processing steps (e.g. differencing to make the data stationary). In addition, these models are not allowed to add additional domain knowledge to improve precision. For solving these problems, Facebook researchers recently released FBProphet.
The use of Python for data science and analytics is growing in popularity and one reason for this is the excellent supporting libraries (NumPy, SciPy, pandas, Statsmodels (ref), Scikit-Learn, and Matplotlib, to name the most common ones). One obstacle to adoption can be lack of documentation: e.g. Statsmodels documentation is sparse and assumes a fair level of statistical knowledge to make use of it. This article shows how one feature of Statsmodels, namely Generalized Linear Models (GLM), can be used to build useful models for understanding count data.
When Apache Spark 1.0 was released in mid-2014, it was quickly recognised for its compelling rethink of the conventions of large-scale data processing. Stepping away from the then prevalent MapReduce mindset, Spark introduced the concept of the Resilient Distributed Dataset (RDD); an immutable data multiset distributed over a cluster.


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Last week the fourth-grade classes took an educational overnight trip to Mazama Lodge in Government Camp. The mission of the Mazamas is to inspire everyone to love and protect the mountains. The fourth graders conducted research investigations related to the surrounding environment.
The two-and-a-half-day trip was packed with both educational and recreational activities, mostly focused on conducting science investigations alongside instructors at the lodge. They explored many concepts, some of which included form and function in engineering, the movement of tectonic plates, formation of glaciers, and the importance of careful observation of the natural world around us. Some of the research questions they tackled included, "Why do snowshoes stay on top of the powder but regular boots sink?"
The six inches of fresh snowfall after their first night on the mountain made playtime in the snow extra fun! This time was spent building and playing in the snow, sledding down the hill, snowshoeing, and going on short hikes. Each day was wrapped up with a delicious dinner and campfire fun, where students created and performed skits, sang songs, and performed dances. There was also a secret Santa exchange with handcrafted gifts!
OES Beginning Year students celebrated the power of movement Thursday morning in a packed gym during the annual Movement Program.
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Q: @Html.EditorFor How to make attribute type="email" I can do this easily using a TextBoxFor but how do I do it with an EditorFor?
I figured using the DataAnnotation [DataType(DataType.EmailAddress)] but that doesn't do it.
I don't quite understand what the DataType annotation actually does because it doesn't seem to do anything at all at first glance.

A: The EditorFor helper method is somewhat limited out of the box and doesn't yet appear to support the HTML5 type="email" attribute.
Your options right now seem to be either using TextBoxFor or creating a custom template that will allow you to set the input's type attribute. Here's another thread that reviews some of the options for creating your own templates.
The DataAnnotation [DataType(DataType.EmailAddress)] is actually quite useful. It sets the id and name of your form field to email, which you can use with jQuery validation to show the user client-side validation messages. Applying the DataAnnotation to your model class also means that the email property on your model will be automatically validated on the server side. If you enable unobtrusive validation in your app, you get client- and servers-side validation almost for free.

A: As an addition to jortizromo's answer, you have now at least two options:

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*Specifying @type in the htmlAttributes parameter for method EditorFor() as in
@Html.EditorFor(model => model.Email, new { htmlAttributes = new { @type = "email" } })

*Using the EmailAddress annotation attribute from System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations namespace in the model class definition for the corresponding Email property and a simple call to method EditorFor() (this provides HTML validation data tags which could be a good or bad idea depending on your task) as in
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[EmailAddress]
public string Email { get; set; }

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@Html.EditorFor(model => model.Email)

A: You can override the HTML Attributes, to which a browser will fallback to type='text' if they do not support it:
@Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Email, new { @type = "email" })

A: it seems to be supported now.
@Html.EditorFor(model => model.Email, new { htmlAttributes = new { @class = "form-control", @type = "email" } })

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Denon Envaya DSB-200: A Bluetooth portable with serious bass
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By Brent Butterworth 2014-11-07 03:16:46 UTC
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Denon Envaya DSB-200 Review
Subdued Style
Many Bluetooth speakers shout at you with colorful designs, but the Denon Envaya DSB-200 does a good job of blending into the background.
The Power Behind the Grille
If you decide to switch the replaceable grille cloth, you'll find the speaker design is pretty attractive in its naked state, too.
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Stay Classy, Bluetooth Speakers
Like its front-side design, the Envaya's control panel is subtle and understated.
Positioned for Success
The speaker's fold-out back allows you to conveniently prop it up almost anywhere you need audio.
Color Palette of Cool
Although the replaceable grille coverings are relatively understated, their names are a little more colorful, including Indigo, Lunar, Fandango and Sunset.
A lot of adults would be embarrassed to own most Bluetooth speakers. All those wild colors and whimsical designs don't quite suit the lifestyles of aspiring middle-agers working their way up the social and/or corporate ladders.
That's where the $199 Denon Envaya DSB-200 comes in. It's a simple, sleek, serious-looking speaker that wouldn't look out of place in Warren Buffett's office.
See also: No, the iPhone 6 Doesn't Play High-Res Audio... Yet
But, it's not boring. Pluck off the plastic front grille and you'll find a replaceable grille cloth underneath. Denon includes grilles in white, teal, red and orange. The colors are muted behind the black plastic grille, so while the colors add some subtle visual spice, the look is still too reserved for the Envaya to become Iggy Azalea's travel speaker of choice.
The Envaya is only 10 inches wide and 1.25 inches deep. Still, it packs serious sonic muscle, at least compared to most portable Bluetooth speakers. Behind the grille are a couple of beefy 2.25-inch speaker drivers, plus a 4-inch passive radiator to bump up the bass. Like most larger portables, the Envaya doesn't recharge over USB; instead, it comes with a fairly large, clunky wall wart. At 1 pound 10 ounces, it's a little too heavy to just toss into a computer bag.
Besides it's top-mounted, illuminated controls, a USB output for mobile device charging and a 3.5mm analog input, the Envaya has one still-somewhat-uncommon twist: Bluetooth multi-point, which lets as many as three users connect simultaneously through Bluetooth and share their songs. It's this season's must-have feature that no one will actually use.
Here's what I love about the Envaya that I think anyone, even Warren Buffett, would love about the Envaya: It's got a big, full, satisfying sound.
Compared to the $149 Creative SoundBlaster Roar and the $299 Infinity One — both good-sized, heavy-duty units — the Envaya has a lot more bass. But it's not dumb, boomy, distorted bass. It's nice, smooth bass. When I played Iggy Azalea's "Fancy," the Envaya was the only one of the three that gave me the whole mix. With the others, all the focus was on Iggy's vocals, and the deep bass line was a little lost.
On the other hand, the Envaya didn't have the midrange or treble presence of the other Bluetooth speakers I compared it with. If you want to hear all the details in a tune, this isn't your speaker. The high-pitched sounds of the acoustic guitar and banjo in Mumford and Sons' "I Will Wait" sounded a little dull, like the band hadn't changed their strings in a couple months.
What about something Warren Buffet would listen to, like saxophonist Cannonball Adderly's take on the Antonio Carlos Jobim classic "Corcovado"? This is where the Envaya's big, mellow sound works wonders. The infectious samba groove came through like I've never heard before in a $200 Bluetooth speaker, and Cannonball's smooth-yet-distinct sound was preserved. Yeah, the piano and percussion didn't have quite the lively sound I'd have liked. But still, I loved the overall vibe.
I also loved that the Envaya wasn't constantly on the threshold of distortion like so many Bluetooth speakers seem to be. You can totally crank this thing. It'll do about 93dB at 1 meter, which is pretty good for the Envaya's size and very good for $200. But that's just a technical measurement. With the big bass, it actually sounds louder.
Although the Envaya battery is rated at roughly 10 hours average playback time, I tended to get more like seven or eight hours. That's no big deal, but I did find the Envaya running out of juice more often than most of the other Bluetooth speakers I've used. But hey, if you want big bass, that power's got to come from somewhere.
There aren't a lot of Bluetooth speakers I'd call "satisfying," especially in the $200 range. In fact, I think the Envaya might be the only one. It's not for those who want to hear lots of detail in their music, but for those who love a big, gratifying groove. It's probably the best thing going in its price range.
Denon Envaya DSB-200
Practical, no-nonsense design • Big bass, full sound • Cool illuminated controls
Mellow treble • Needs frequent recharging
The Envaya has a great design and a big sound with plenty of bass, but it's best for fans of mellow sound.
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