A friend of mine (who is a real outdoorsman) claims there's an indigenous species of hops growing in New-Brunswick. Have any of you heard of this, or better yet worked with it?
Re: Wild hops in New-Brunswick?
Dunno about indigenous... maybe some planted by settlers grew out of control? Not heard of this myself.
Yeah, not sure about indigenous either, but there's definitely "wild" hops growing all over the Maritimes. My family's old farm on PEI had hops growing all over the property.
It's a weed. Once established it'll just keep coming back.
The guy who makes all the compost up north of here showed me a bine that was planted by his grandfather 100 years ago that still thrives.
Thanks guys for your replies. A weed, is it? To be honest, that's what I thought. I'm guessing that wouldn't be stable enough as a bittering agent to be of any use to a brewer?
And it is part of the cannabis sativa family.
Cannabaceae are a small family of flowering plants. As now circumscribed, the family includes about 170 species grouped in about 11 genera, including Cannabis (hemp), Humulus (hops) and Celtis (hackberries). Celtis is by far the largest genus, containing about 100 species.
I know this is an old thread, I'll start a new one if no one replies.
Has anyone located a wild hop plant here in NB that your willing share?
I keep my eye out for them but have yet to actively seek one. I would assume they are found along river banks and abandoned farm fields.
I'll try to grab a bunch of rhizomes this spring.
I have some growing at our place. Aaron from UPEI came and dug up a rhizome a couple of years ago he said its doing well, I think he told me he could test the %AAU . I have used them in the past, but not recently. I hope to collect some this fall and do a one hop with them or maybe just as a finishing hop. I'll try to harvest some this spring if anyone wants a piece.
I would say they would be old world. From the info I've read there are two varieties of the hop plant that are native to central/western North America. But the one found here came to being after Europeans brought hops with them then went wild.
@jdueck and I were at the FCBF17 learning day this year where Aaron Mills did a presentation on their hops research.. Very interesting what they do. The picture in the CBC article is a "wild" hop they found near the Agriculture Canada farm. Turns out, through research, there used to be a monastery on those grounds from the early settler days; They suspect it's a plant that has been growing there since.
Through this article they received lots of tips about wild hops growing in the Maritimes.. They have went to many sites to get examples which they are now growing for research. Through Frank and Mike and CCNB Grand Falls, they had them analyzed and unfortunately, most of the true wild valieties they have tested wouldn't be very good for brewing... low AA or oils compared to the hops we all know.
Wouldn't mind finding some wild hops to dig up and bring home, add to what I have here, which have finally shown their faces!!


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ITHACA, N.Y. (WETM) – Dr. Scott Noren has announced he is challenging Tracy Mitrano in the New York 23rd Congressional District Democratic primary.
Noren is a local Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon and has been a member of the Tompkins County Democratic Committee. He's described as "an environmental activist, Opioid Issue expert, and Child and Adult Special Needs Health advocate."
Noren also served in a non-combat role in the U.S. Army from 1997-2003.
Noren told The Cornell Daily Sun that "he's running because the opioid issue has been poorly dealt with by Tom Reed and the rest of Congress in general, and has a blueprint along with others to prevent more young people to become opioid addicts."
Noren is co-moderating an Opioid Pill Abuse Prevention Panel at SUNY Cortland on September 25 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The event will be webcast and also archived by the University.
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Ethan Mathews Hunt, huvudperson i Mission: Impossible-filmerna. Ethan Hunt spelas av Tom Cruise.

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Mission: Impossible
I den första filmen blir Ethan Hunt misstänkt för ett mord på sitt IMF-team under ett uppdrag på en ambassad i Prag, Tjeckien för att hindra Alexander Golitsyn att stjäla en NOC-lista med information om agenter i Östeuropa. Det visades vara en mullvadsjakt, han blir avstängd men upptäcker att hans kollega Claire lyckats överleva och starta ett nytt team för att få tag på den listan, vilken ska ge pengar i utbyte mot att avslöja den som ligger bakom det hela.

Mission: Impossible II
I den andra filmen ska de förhindra spridning av bakterier som en affärsman försöker framställa.

Mission: Impossible III
I den tredje filmen arbetar Hunt inte som agent. Men han jobbar fortfarande på IMF och tränar istället agenter åt organisationen. Han planerar ett stillsamt liv tillsammans med sin fästmö Julia men blir inkallad för att rädda en person som blivit kidnappad under ett uppdrag i Tyskland.

Mission: Impossible: Ghost Protocol
Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) och hans team tar sig in i Kreml för att få tag på uppgifter om någon som kallas "Cobalt". Cobalt har försökt få tag på ryska kärnvapenkoder som Trevor Hanaway (Josh Holloway) hade lyckats beslagta och sen blivit av med dem när han blev mördad av Sabine Moreau (Léa Seydoux). Uppdraget misslyckas och Kreml sprängs. IMF (Impossible Mission Force) blir misstänkt för att ligga bakom explosionen och Ethans team tvingas ingå i "Ghost Protocol" - gå under jorden. Nu får Ethans team klara sig själva och måste försöka få tag på kärnvapenkoderna av Moreau på Burj Khalifa i Dubai innan Kurt Hendricks (Michael Nyqvist) får tag på dem och startar ett kärnvapenkrig.

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The LHS Time Tour of Gerrard St E 1970s-1980s
Hold on to your hats and be prepared for polyester! Come on board the 506 Streetcar and explore Gerrard Street East in the 1970s and 1980s! We board at River and Gerrard, cross the bridge over the Don, cruise by the old grim jail, through "Chinatown 2" as it used to be called, past Riverdale High, the Indian Bazaar (Little India to many oldtimers) and on to East Toronto and the Main Subway Station.
1972 Gerrard and River Streets, south west corner (Regent Park) City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright is held by the City of Toronto.
Gerrard and River Street, North West corner, 1972 City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright is held by the City of Toronto.
View of Gerrard Street East from Don Bridge, looking east Creator: Harvey R. Naylor Date: June 7, 1981 Archival Citation: Fonds 1526, File 71, Item 166 Credit: City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner.
View of Don Bridge on Gerrard Street East, Don jail in background Creator: Harvey R. Naylor Date: June 7, 1981 Archival Citation: Fonds 1526, File 71, Item 165 Credit: City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner.
Munro St and Gerrard St E. Creator: Harvey R. Naylor Date: June 2, 1981 Archival Citation: Fonds 1526, File 61, Item 79 Credit: City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner.
1982 Don Jail, Toronto Public Library
Corner of Broadview Ave. and Gerrard St., looking north-east Creator: Jean-François Després City of Toronto 1972 Fonds 2032, Series 841, File 25, Item 2 City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright is held by the City of Toronto.
View of Gerrard Street East at Broadview Avenue June 7, 1981. City of Toronto Archives.
Broadview & Gerrard – northeast corner, June 23, 1983, Toronto Public Library
Corner of Broadview Ave. and Gerrard St., looking south-east Creator: Jean-François Després City of Toronto 1972 Fonds 2032, Series 841, File 25, Item 3 City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright is held by the City of Toronto.
Corner of Broadview Ave. and Gerrard St., looking south-west. Fonds 2032, Series 841, File 25, Item 4 City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright is held by the City of Toronto.
South east corner of Broadview Gerrard. City of Toronto Archives.
Wong's Aquarium Broadview & Gerrard 1984. Photo by Annette Mangaard, Toronto Public Library.
Gerrard St E., north side, east of Broadview Creator: Harvey R. Naylor Date: July 21, 1982 Archival Citation: Fonds 1526, File 60, Item 151 Credit: City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner.
Gerrard St E., south side, east of Broadview Creator: Harvey R. Naylor Date: July 21, 1982 Archival Citation: Fonds 1526, File 60, Item 150 Credit: City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner.
Eastdale Collegiate – rear of building July 23, 1983 Toronto Public Library
Carlaw looking south from south of Gerrard – [1980s] Miscellaneous, Railway Lands. – [between 1977 and 1998] File consists of 99 photographs, 65 architectural drawings and illustrations, and 47 architectural models depicting Railway Lands urban development.
Gerrard St E., at Logan, southeast corner Creator: Harvey R. Naylor Date: August 16, 1983 Archival Citation: Fonds 1526, File 60, Item 152 Credit: City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner.
Store front at Gerrard St E. September 5, 1984 Creator: Harvey R. Naylor Date: August 16, 1983 Archival Citation: Fonds 1526, File 60, Item 155 Credit: City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner
Firehall, Gerrard & Carlaw, 1986. Toronto Public Library
Carlaw and Gerrard Streets – looking north on Gerrard, 1986. Toronto Public Library.
Pape Recreational Centre Pape & Gerrard, 1986 Toronto Public Library
Pape Ave. looking n. from n. of Gerrard St. E. showing CNR crossing, 1986. Toronto Public Library.
Gerrard Square, Pape and Gerrard St. (north side) 1986, Toronto Public Library
Ecstasy: Miss Teen Toronto; Sharon Reilly; 16; of Rexdale was delighted at coming first in the pageant at Gerrard Square last night. North Albion Collegiate student wants to be a nutritionist. Feb. 3, 1982. Photographer: Darrell Dick, Toronto Star. Toronto Star License.
600 people turn out for about 80 jobs; More than 600 job-seekers crammed the site of a new hopping plaza at Gerrard and Pape today as Horizon stores; a subsidiary of the T. Eaton Co.; began taking applications for 25 full-time and 50 to 60 part-time jobs in such categories as sales people; cashiers and caretakers, June 17, 1975. Photo by Boris Spremo, Toronto Star. Toronto Star License.
Gerrard St north side, (standing on Marjory Ave) 1986 Toronto Public Library
Duk Shing Food Company (Gerrard & Marjory) July 1986, Toronto Public Library.
Ingram Funeral Home Jones & Gerrard July 1986 Toronto Public Library
Riverdale Collegiate 1986 Toronto Public Library
Riverdale United Church 1986 1117 Gerrard E. Toronto Public Library
Crosswalk overhead signs located on Gerrard at Leslie, looking east over the Devil's Hollow Creator: Harvey R. Naylor Date: April 11, 1984 Archival Citation: Fonds 1526, File 40, Item 59 Credit: City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner.
Store front, Clayton Chocolates Sept. 11, 1984 City of Toronto Archives.
In 711 store at 1274 Gerrard St East, March 6, 1984 Photo by Mike Slaughter, Toronto Star. Toronto Star License.
Chaat Hut owner Krishan Vig and son Ashim Vig stand outside Ashim's Bar-Be-Que Hut; where tandoori dishes come good and hot. May 20, 1980. Photo by Erin Combs, Toronto Star. Toronto Star License.
Gerrard, just east of Hiawatha Road, north side. Indian Bazaar. Archival citation City of Toronto Archives. Fonds 200, Series 1465, File 383 Title South Riverdale. Date(s) of creation of record(s) 1975-1988
Naaz Theatre, May 9, 1980, Toronto Star License. Accessed at the Toronto Public Library.
Indian Market: Each weekend; hundreds of Metro's East Indian families shop and attend movies on Gerrard St. E. near Coxwell Ave. Merchants say that their customers are often verbally abused by young toughs. The ethnic slurs have some East Indians vowing to fight. May 23, 1980. Photographer: Darrell Dick, Toronto Star. Toronto Star License.
Gerrard Ashdale Library. North-west corner of Gerrard and Ashdale [between 1970 and 1989]
Indian Bazaar. Archival citation City of Toronto Archives. Fonds 200, Series 1465, File 383 Title South Riverdale. Date(s) of creation of record(s) 1975-1988
Bargain Harold's, Coxwell and Gerrard, Dec. 16, 1990 Photo by Peter Power, Toronto Star. Toronto Star License, accessed at the Toronto Public Library.
The Coxwell Avenue Kresge lunch, counter, 265 Coxwell Avenue, circa 1988, Photo: Doug Griffin, Toronto Star. Toronto Star License. Accessed at the Toronto Public Library.
Shamrock Bowl, 280 Coxwell Avenue, n.d. Photo from Yelp.ca
Toronto Star, March 24, 1969. Toronto Star License.
April 3, 1984 View of Gerrard Street East, looking east across Hollywood Crescent. Archival Citation: Fonds 1526, File 71, Item 172 Credit: City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner
View of Gerrard Street East, looking east across Hollywood Crescent – April 3, 1984. Archival Citation: Fonds 1526, File 71, Item 173 Credit: City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner
Toronto skyline, along Gerrard east of Woodbine, looking west Creator: Harvey R. Naylor Date: April 3, 1984 Archival Citation: Fonds 1526, File 46, Item 162 Credit: City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner.
Spring in the air?; These kids abandoned the mushy ice rink in the Ted Reeve Arena at Main and Gerrard Sts. in favor of the playground in the arena's backyard. Its a sure sign that warmer weather is coming. But some of the kids; like the little one in the middle; still kept their skates on just in case. Photo by Dale Brazao, Toronto Star. Toronto Star License.
View of Main Street Bridge looking south-bound to Gerrard Street Creator: Harvey R. Naylor Date: June 15, 1984 Archival Citation: Fonds 1526, File 72, Item 32 Credit: City of Toronto Archives http://www.toronto.ca/archives Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner.
June 26, 1977. Streetcar 4130 506 to High Park, heading south on Main Street in rush hour.
Main Street Subway Station. Photo by GTD Aquitaine, From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository
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In its weekly detailed analysis of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) Ebola outbreak, the World Health Organization (WHO) said another week of low case numbers is promising, but it worries that the remaining hot spots are in insecure areas that could seed new infections to other health zones where transmission has ended.
In other developments, the DRC confirmed 3 new cases today, putting the overall outbreak total at 3,227, according to the WHO's online Ebola dashboard.
The guarded optimism paired with worries about conditions in current hot spots comes just days before the fifth meeting of the WHO's Ebola emergency committee. On Oct 18 the group will meet to discuss the latest developments and whether the situation still warrants a public health emergency of international concern under the International Health Regulations.
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Top 10 tennis players' tattoos:
Kim Clijsters: On her traditional wedding finger, there is a 'B' for Brian, her husband. "I'm not the most organised. I always had to put the ring away and take it on and off for practices." The Belgian also has 'Jada', their daughter's name, tattooed on the inside of her left wrist.
Lukas Rosol: He has a large Maori tattoo on his leg.
Svetlana Kuznetova: "Only God is our judge," says one of her tattoos (in Russian). Another reads: "Pain doesn't kill me – I kill pain."
Janko Tipsarevic: One of Tipsarevic's tattoos is a quotation from Dostoevsky's The Idiot: "Beauty will save the world." His other tattoos include one on his right shoulder which translates as 'genius' and one on his left of his star sign Cancer. Another features the names of his family. "The first tattoo I did when I was 17. And when I showed up with my mouth piercing, my mother was chasing me with a knife around the house. Then after a while they got used to it and knew that my appearance isn't anything to do with the kind of person that I am inside. Maybe it looks aggressive to other people but I don't care."
Anna Kournikova: The Russian has a sun design on her lower back.
Karoline Pliskova: The Czech has tribal tattoos on her arm and leg.
David Nalbandian: The Argentine has a bull tattooed on his right shoulder.
Amelie Mauresmo: She has a picture of an angel tattooed on her shoulder.
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The Fred Rogers Company Promotes Paul Siefken to President and CEO
Paul Siefken has been named President and CEO of The Fred Rogers Company
Paul Siefken has been named President and CEO of The Fred Rogers Company, effective January 1, 2017. Currently Vice President of Broadcast & Digital Media, Siefken succeeds longtime company President and CEO Bill Isler. Isler, who worked with founder and legendary children's media icon Fred Rogers, is retiring from the company.
"Paul is the perfect leader to take The Fred Rogers Company to the next important phase in its exciting evolution," said Isler. "I've been fortunate to have had the chance to work closely with Paul for a number of years now, and I know that the company and its mission benefits greatly from his creativity, integrity, and vision. I am confident The Fred Rogers Company will continue to thrive under his capable leadership in the years ahead."
"It is truly an honor and a privilege to succeed Bill Isler as President and CEO of The Fred Rogers Company," said Siefken. "We have an amazing team in place, and I'm excited to work with them to uphold the legacy of innovation, creativity, and trust that The Fred Rogers Company represents for the next generation of children and parents."
Since joining The Fred Rogers Company in 2013, Siefken has been steering the company's broadcast content, managing the digital production pipelines for its three standout series, and working with their respective production partners. He also has spearheaded initiatives that have taken all three award-winning series into communities around the country, working with public television stations, museums, science centers, libraries, volunteer organizations, and early childhood groups to provide meaningful content that supports the aims and priorities of the respective institutions.
As President and CEO, Siefken will look to further develop the company's existing and new partnerships to ensure that it continues to present the very best in educational children's media on broadcast and digital platforms, and beyond.
Before joining The Fred Rogers Company, Siefken spent nearly ten years at PBS, most recently as Director of Children's Programming. Prior to that, he managed sponsored promotions and media relations as well as produced interactive content for Cartoon Network. Siefken graduated from Duke University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English with a Teaching Certificate from the Program in Education.
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When you hear the words 'building materials', it is common for people to confuse it with building products. In fact, there is a big difference between the two terms. In reality, products are the end result. These are finished products that you can install into your home or building, such as the doors and the windows. The materials would be the wood and the glass that are used to make these products. To put it simply, materials are what are used to make products, which can then be used in the building of the structure. There are many different types of building materials out there. Some of these have been around for as long as mankind has been creating shelter for themselves, while others have only existed in recent years because of the advancements in architecture, construction and materials engineering that the world has gone through lately.
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"David Cameron and George Osborne believe the only way to persuade millionaires to work harder is to give them more money.
But they also seem to believe that the only way to make ordinary people work harder is to take money away."
Ed Miliband.
Source: Hansard, December 12, 2012.
Oh, the irony of Cameron trying to blame the "global economy" for the utter mess of the UK economy that his party has created. (Well, unless you are a millionaire, then it's all a pretty good mess, actually.) Cameron's mess is an entirely homegrown one, and is entirely down to his policies. Worse still, no matter how desperate things get, his message to the UK is that the only solution is to stick to his plan – more austerity – the plan that has created the problems in the first place.
Labour dealt with the global banking crisis without the need for austerity, and had steered the UK out of recession by 2009/10, Cameron, and his government caused a homegrown recession just like Thatcher and Major did, through redistributing public wealth to private pockets and offshore bank accounts.
The Conservative's "long term economic plan" is to continue transferring public funds to private bank accounts. Not for the benefit of the economy, or the public, but for the sole benefit of hoarding millionaires and Tory donors who are sucking our public funds out of circulation and killing the economy.
"Trickle-down economics" is a term imported from the US, to refer to the idea that tax breaks and other economic benefits provided to businesses and upper income levels of society will benefit poorer citizens by improving the economy as a whole. It's linked with Laissez-faire ideology.
Laissez-faire is basically the theory of Conservative/Liberal governments that uphold the apparent autonomous character of the economic order, believing that government should not intervene in the direction of economic affairs. "Free markets" and "free competition" are seen as a reflection of the natural system of liberty.
From a Laissez-faire perspective, the State has no responsibility to engage in positive intervention to promote equality through wealth distribution or to create a welfare state to protect people from poverty, instead relying on charity to provide poor people with relief. I rather suspect this is what Cameron means by "big society".
The claim that people who have their taxes lowered, with greater wealth, will distribute their benefit to less wealthy individuals, so that a fraction will reach the general population and stimulate the economy, is of course completely unfounded and absurd. It's worth noting that proponents of the policy generally do not use the term "trickle-down" themselves. But the underpinning assumptions of trickle-down theory are implicit in the rhetoric of Laissez-faire/supply-side economics, and clearly expressed in social policy.
The phrase "trickle-down" has been attributed to humorist Will Rogers, who originally said of the US New Deal (the response to the Great Depression of 1930s) that "money was all appropriated for the top in hopes that it would trickle down to the needy."
It's original use was entirely pejorative and it was drawn on as a lampoonery device .
The Depression of the 1930s profoundly influenced our theories of economics and resulted in many changes in how governments dealt with economic downturns, and the subsequent widespread poverty, such as the use of stimulus packages, Keynesian economics, and Social Security, manifested in our post-war settlement.
Cameron is dismantling those civilised foundations we built, using the malfeasance of his own administration – austerity – and of the finance sectors that caused the global crash, as an excuse to drive their prize ultra-conservative Ayn Rand ideology into manifest existence – the withdrawal of State support for anyone who may need it. For those that don't, the State is there as your best buddy, and will continue to intervene on your behalf to feed you great gifts.
For a party claiming to reduce the State and reduce interventions, they sure intervene a lot. Talk about an Adam Smith sleight of hand…with one "invisible hand" they take money from the poor, by introducing policies that purposefully cut income and public services, and with the other, they hand out our money to the millionaires.(See: Follow the Money: Tory Ideology is all about handouts to the wealthy that are funded by the poor.)
The trickle-down theory is not a genuine feature of the economy, but an illusion maintained by Conservatives to fool the poor into believing that there is opportunity for social mobility, and to excuse their miserly, cruel cuts to the poor, and generosity to those that don't actually need it. It's political hocus-pocus.
What we need, as history has taught us, is broad fiscal policies that are directed across the entire economy, and not toward just one specific income group: that merely condenses wealth into the private bank accounts of a few, reducing the entire economy and society to a few stagnant pools of hoarding greed. It also reflects the implicit Conservative advocacy of Social Darwinist philosophy, with the "market place" absurdly operating as "natural law", generating a socioeconomic hierarchy.
A 2012 study by the Tax Justice Network indicates that wealth of the super-rich does not trickle down to improve the economy, but tends to be amassed and sheltered in tax havens with a negative effect on the tax bases of the home economy. (See: Wealth doesn't trickle down – it just floods offshore, research reveals.)
The trickle down theory and Laissez-faire philosophy formed the basis of economic policy during the industrial revolution of the 1800s. It didn't work then either, in the wake of widespread absolute poverty resulting from deeply exploitatively low wages combined with very dangerous work environments, it became evident that exclusively Laissez-faire economic attitudes resulted in the political engineering and endorsement of exploitation and harsh mistreatment of citizens. It shortened people's lives and reduced most citizens to a harsh, miserable existence. It was a time when economic theory was mistranslated into a social doctrine of"survival of the fittest."
Conservatives: the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Bloody Feudalists.
As Hilary Mantel observed this week, the Tory-led Coalition are more brutal towards the poor and vulnerable than Thomas Cromwell was, she said that the Middle Ages appeared a positively enlightened era compared to the "retreat into insularity" which the UK had currently embraced. Mantel summed up criticism of this Government's regressive justification narratives very well:
"The government portrays poor and unfortunate people as being morally defective. This is a return to the thinking of the Victorians. Even in the 16th century, Thomas Cromwell was trying to tell people that a thriving economy has casualties and that something must be done by the state for people out of work.
"Even back then, you saw the tide turning against this idea that poverty was a moral weakness."
Of course we know that poverty is caused entirely by Government policies. And if you didn't know that, then ask yourself how the following policies could possibly cause anything but inequality and increasing poverty for the poorest:
These cuts, aimed at the poorest, came into force in April 2013:
1 April – Housing benefit cut, including the introduction of the bedroom tax
1 April – Council tax benefit cut
1 April – Legal Aid savagely cut
6 April – Tax credit and child benefit cut
7 April – Maternity and paternity pay cut
8 April – 1% cap on the rise of in working-age benefits (for the next three years)
8 April – Disability living allowance replaced by personal independence payment (PIP)
15 April – Cap imposed on the total amount of benefit working-age people can receive.
At the same time, note the Tory "incentives" for the wealthy:
Rising wealth – 50 richest people from this region increased their wealth by £3.46 billion last year to a record £28.5 billion.
Falling taxes – top rate of tax cut from 50% to 45% for those earning over £150,000 a year. This is 1% of the population who earn 13% of the income.
No mansion tax and caps on council tax mean that the highest value properties are taxed proportionately less than average houses.
Benefited most from Quantitative Easing (QE) – the Bank of England say that as 50% of households have little or no financial assets, almost all the financial benefit of QE was for the wealthiest 50% of households, with the wealthiest 10% taking the lions share
Tax free living – extremely wealthy individuals can access tax avoidance schemes which contribute to the £25bn of tax which is avoided every year, as profits are shifted offshore to join the estimated £13 trillion of assets siphoned off from our economy.
Millionaires were awarded a "tax break" of £107,000 each per year.
The richest 1,000 in UK double their wealth since crash while average incomes drop 6%
That most definitely does not indicate any "trickle-down" of wealth.
It was noted by the Keynsian economist John Kenneth Galbraith, adviser to President John F. Kennedy, that trickle down theory was originally less elegantly called the "horse and sparrow" theory in the 1800s.
The original theory was based on the idea that if you feed a horse enough oats, it will shit enough to feed a lot of sparrows.
And the Conservatives are certainly feeding us horse shit.
The Great Debt Lie and the Myth of the Structural Deficit
Conservatism in a nutshell
The World At One, Radio 4, 17th November, 2014: "The economic situation explained in 3 minutes.Tory austerity has given us the slowest recovery since the South Sea Bubble.Professor David Blanchflower absolutely slaughters Cameron over his pre-excuse warning over the world economy, he blames Tory austerity for tanking Britain's economy and preventing a recovery, and states that any recovery we do have is simply part of the cycle as long as you don't wreck it with austerity, and confirms that our economy was on the RISE in 2009 / 2010." Robert Livingstone.
Some highlights of the Conservative long term economic plan so far:
Fitch and Moody triple A credit rating lost
The return of absolute poverty and Victorian malnutrition-related illnesses, such as rickets and scurvy.
Austerity was never about "paying down the debt", that was a Tory lie: it is entirely about "raising more money for the rich".
This is conservatism in a nutshell
Conservative socio-economic ideology is incompatible with human rights.
Many thanks to Robert Livingstone for his persistence in exposing the Tory lies and hypocrisy in his pictures.
Tory dogma and hypocrisy: the "big state", bureaucracy, austerity and "freedom"
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The Tories are not "paying down the debt" as claimed. They are "raising more money for the rich."
Labour's social and economic policy was a success, and this is substantiated by the LSE's definitive survey of the Blair-Brown years:
There is clear evidence that public spending worked, contrary to popular belief." Nor did Labour overspend. It inherited "a large deficit and high public sector debt", with spending "at a historic low" – 14th out of 15 in the EU.
Labour's spending increased, and money was invested in public services and social programs, and until the crash was still "unexceptional", either by historic UK standards or international ones.
Until 2007 "national debt levels were lower than when Labour took office". After years of neglect during the previous Conservative administration [2 recessions during the Thatcher era, another during Major's], Labour inherited a mess: public services in very poor state, shabby and squalid public buildings and unforgivably neglected human lives that formed a social deficit much more costly than any Treasury debt.
Labour Ministers set about addressing the causes and devastating effects of poverty and social marginalisation. Both poverty and inequality had risen to levels unprecedented in post-war history. This process accelerated during the 1980s.
Unlike every other post-war decade, in which the benefits of economic growth had been shared across social groups, the economic gains of the 1980s disproportionately benefited the rich at the expense of the poor (Hills, 2004). Social inequality on such a gross level was not only the result of Thatcher's policies, she celebrated it. She declared that inequality is essential to fostering "the spirit of envy" and hailed greed as a "valuable spur to economic activity".
The mess that Thatcher left is verified by several longitudinal studies. Dr. Alex Scott-Samuel and colleagues from the Universities of Durham, West of Scotland, Glasgow and Edinburgh, sourced data from over 70 existing research papers, which concludes that as a result of unnecessary unemployment, welfare cuts and damaging housing policies, the former prime minister's legacy
…includes the unnecessary and unjust premature death of many British citizens, together with a substantial and continuing burden of suffering and loss of well-being.
The article also cites evidence including the substantial increase in income inequality under Thatcher – the richest 0.01% of society had 28 times the mean national average income in 1978 but 70 times the average in 1990, and the rise in UK poverty rates from 6.7% in 1975 to 12% in 1985.
It concludes that:
Thatcher's governments wilfully engineered an economic catastrophe across large parts of Britain" by dismantling traditional industries such as coal and steel in order to undermine the power of working class organisations, such as unions. This ultimately fed through into growing regional disparities in health standards and life expectancy, as well as greatly increased inequalities between the richest and poorest in society.
Blair established the social exclusion unit inside No 10. "Social exclusion" signified not just poverty, but its myriad causes and symptoms, with 18 task forces examining education, babies' development, debt, addiction, mental health, housing and much more. Policies followed and so did improvements.
John Prescott's department published an annual Opportunities for All report that monitored these social targets: 48 out of 59 indicators improved. So when Cameron and his band of brigands sneer that "all Labour did was give tax credits to lift families just over the poverty line" – "poverty plus a pound" – they lie through their teeth.
Contrary to Tory claims, benefits were not Labour's main instrument of social change: the benefit budget fell as a proportion of spending, outstripped by increases in health, education and other social services.
Despite Blair's neoliberal turn, Labour's social policies enshrined principles of equality and inclusion. The Tories deplore such principles, yet that doesn't stop them claiming that their socially regressive policies are somehow "fair". Things got better with a Labour administration, money was mostly well spent. That's not the case now. It's all being intentionally and spitefully undone. We are moving backwards on just about every positive social measure Labour put in place: the coalition's "more for less" is exposed as pretence. They are simply raising more money for the rich.
And all because of their driving ideology. George Osborne's "plan A" isn't about economics: it amounts to little more than a rehashed Thatcherite ideological agenda of deregulation and labour market "flexibility", as modelled by the Beecroft report – the assault on the rights of employees, and Labour's historic equality legislation. The Tory demand for a "nightwatchman state" is both ill-conceived and completely irrelevant to Britain's economic circumstances.
The Coalition have borrowed more in 4 years than labour did in 13 and have NOTHING to show for it except a handful of wealthier millionaires. And the return of absolute poverty.
We know that austerity was intentionally imposed by the Coalition, using a feigned panic over the budget deficit to front an opportunistic vulture capitalist approach to stripping our public assets. With the Coalition in power for 4 years, the deficit has apparently receded in importance.
We can hope that Labour can return to its pro-social role of advocating government spending for the provision of public services. Conservatives have always played on dogma and popular prejudice by constantly equating government with bureaucracy. But that's just the superficial excuse for their obsession with removing every trace of supportive provision and our public services.
It's more accurate to say that Conservatives equate socially responsible, democratic, caring governments with "bureaucracy". Conservatives aren't ever interested in championing independent and merit-based public service. But most criticisms of government bureaucracy are based on myth, not reality.
The agencies that the Tories attack and destroy actually play a valuable and indispensable role in making our society a better place to live. They are the very hallmarks of what makes us civilised, they are how we support vulnerable citizens, ensure equal opportunities, uphold human rights.
The whole point of having human rights is that they apply to EVERYONE – something the Tories never understand – if rights are not universally applied, then they are worthless. In fact they are hostile to the very notion that we each have equal worth, as we know.
Tories value and develop social hierarchy. When Tories want to make "shrinking" government sound attractive and feasible, they claim they are cutting "bureaucracy" and not social "programs." Most people recognise the public value of State programs – in the areas of education, health and the environment for example – and don't want to see these reduced; but everyone hates bureaucracy.
Using the term "bureaucracy" in this way is a rhetorical sleight-of-hand that attempts to obscure the real costs of cutting back on government programs. The lack of coherent reasoning underpinning the rhetoric is because this is simply Tory fundamentalism: it is not founded at all on rational, evidenced discourse.
I've said elsewhere that Edwardian levels of inequality led to the Great Depression. Austerity measures under Chancellor Hindenburg contributed to the rise of Nazism. The drop in household income in Japan between 1929 and 1931 led to a wave of assassinations of Government officials and bankers.
Social policies after World War 2 turned the tables and brought peace, with inequality steadily dropping in Britain until recently. But inequality is now returning to pre-war levels. The Tories are incapable of learning from historic lessons, because of their own sense of entitlement, privilege and ideological bondage.
In response to the atrocities committed during the War, the International Community sought to define the rights and freedoms necessary to secure the dignity and worth of each individual. Ratified by the United Kingdom, one of the first countries to do so, in 1951, those human rights originally established in the Universal Declaration have been steadily eroded since the Coalition gained Office.
There's a clear link between high levels of inequality and failure of Governments to recognise human rights, and to implement them in policies. Authoritarians view the rights of the individual, (including those considered to be human rights by the international community), as subject to the needs of the Government. Of course in democracies, Governments are elected to represent and serve the needs of the population.
Democracy is not only about elections. It is also about distributive and social justice. The quality of the democratic process, including transparent and accountable Government and equality before the law, is critical. Façade democracy occurs when liberalisation measures are kept under tight rein by elites who fail to generate political inclusion.
How remarkable that a government that argues against bureaucracy on the grounds that it's a "threat to individual freedom" have no problems imposing the Gagging Act and the Legal Aid Act – policies purposefully designed to severely limit our freedoms. But then, the Tories were never known for their rationality, coherence and joined-up narratives. Or for integrity and telling the truth.
Thatcher's secret plot to dismantle the welfare state and privatise the NHS revealed
The mess we inherited: some facts with which to fight the Tory Big Lies
The great debt lie and the structural deficit myth
Osborne's real aim is not budget surplus, but attack on Welfare State & public sectors It's not a difficult task for a government to guarantee a safety-net that is always available for anyone who falls on hard times during an era of huge social and economic change. We all fund it, after all. And we all know that unemployment, injury or illness may happen to anyone through no fault of their own. It's considered a duty of any first-world government to provide the means of basic survival for its citizens and to fund that with the money we contribute via taxes. In fact such an approach to social and economic welfare is internationally codified in human rights.
Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, to which the UK is a signatory, reads:
Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control. Motherhood and childhood are entitled to special care and assistance. All children, whether born in or out of wedlock, shall enjoy the same social protection.
The Tories prefer to spend the tax they take from you on Tory donors – private companies that don't deliver a service but simply fleece profit; on undeserving millionaires' tax breaks – the feckless, scrounging rich had at least £107,000 each per year extra already. Then there is the never ending list of Tory expense scandals – all at our expense. And tax evasion. Why are we paying for this?
Furthermore, why are we indifferent as a society to the fact that our government is causing harm to our fellow citizens? I can't comprehend this, how can we have allowed this to happen, as a so-called civilised and once democratic society? It's about a driving ideology that is socially detrimental, malevolent, and not economically necessary: the Tories do not think that people have a right to food, housing or medical care, that much is clear. But they continue to take the money we have paid since the 1940s for those things. And hand it out to the wealthy.
Despite these facts, the Govt and the right-wing media have the audacity to talk about welfare claimants, as if all our woes are their fault. They aren't, the spiteful authoritarian Tories are the problem.
We can't afford this government, economically, socially, morally or psychologically. Osborne's austerity message was seriously undermined, and his lies in trying to blame the last government were demonstrated last November when the Office for National Statistics found that the coalition had borrowed £430.072 billion since it took over, whereas the last Labour government managed to borrow just £429.975 billion in 13 years. – George Osborne Says Britain's 'Best Days Lie Ahead', Ignoring These 6 Graphs
Many thanks to Robert Livingstone for his brilliant memes


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# 自定义组合控件SettingItem
 每个软件都涉及到写很多的设置条,当然不封装也可以自己写,但是大量的垃圾代码费时费力,
 技术得不到任何提高,还不如封装一下,一次性搞定所有工作,
设置条目以及类似的条目,写代码更高效这个库封装了平时我们可能用到的所有设置条需要的东西
![此处输入图片的描述][1]
#1.用法及原理
gradle引用
```
compile 'com.z:SettingItem:2.0'
```
    内部的各个组件:左边的text,imageview,右边的textview,imageview以及tag都是public的,在代码中可以找到随便用随便设置,增加了使用的灵活性,但如果不是不得已,不建议这样使用,因为自定义属性完全可以控制所有的布局显示.
#2.属性和方法
##1.属性
```
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<resources>
    <declare-styleable name="SettingItem">
        <!--左边image-->
        <attr name="left_image" format="reference"></attr>
        <attr name="left_image_width" format="dimension"></attr>
        <attr name="left_image_height" format="dimension"></attr>
        <attr name="left_image_marginRight" format="dimension"></attr>
        <!--左边text-->
        <attr name="left_text" format="string"></attr>
        <attr name="left_text_size" format="dimension"></attr>
        <attr name="left_text_color" format="color"></attr>
        <!--tag-->
        <attr name="show_dot" format="boolean"></attr>
        <attr name="dotSize" format="dimension"></attr>
        <attr name="dotColor" format="color"></attr>
        <attr name="tag_text_visible" format="boolean"></attr>
        <attr name="tag_text" format="string"></attr>
        <attr name="tag_text_size" format="dimension"></attr>
        <attr name="tag_text_color" format="color"></attr>
        <attr name="tag_text_bg_color" format="color"></attr>
        <attr name="tag_text_marginRight" format="dimension"></attr>
        <!--右边text-->
        <attr name="right_text" format="string"></attr>
        <attr name="right_text_size" format="dimension"></attr>
        <attr name="right_text_color" format="color"></attr>
        <!--右边image-->
        <attr name="right_image" format="reference"></attr>
        <attr name="right_image_width" format="dimension"></attr>
        <attr name="right_image_height" format="dimension"></attr>
        <attr name="right_image_marginLeft" format="dimension"></attr>
    </declare-styleable>
</resources>
```
##2.方法
```
setTagBg(int color)//设置tag的背景颜色

setTagText(String s)//设置tag的文字,会自动让tag显示出来

void showDot()//显示dot

void removeTagAndDot()//去掉tag和dot
//下面两个方法调用之后要再showDot一次才可以出效果
 public void setDotSize(int dotSize) {
        this.dotSize = dotSize;
    }

    public void setDotColor(int dotColor) {
        this.dotColor = dotColor;
    }
```
#3.注意
    dot和tag本质是同一个textview,showdot属性为true时,tag的文本会自动消失,同样tagVisible属性为false的时候showdot为true也没有用的,
    所以dot和tag的设置时互斥的
#4.自定义控件中get到的技能
        1.textview的settextSize方法中用的是sp值,但通过array.getDimension方法获取的值是px值,所以需要转换才能使用
        2.getDimensionPixelOffset和getDimensionPixelOffset相同,但第一个返回int值,第二个返回float值,返回值都是px值,即使你设置的是dp值或者sp值,他都会转换成px值,平时用这两个方法就好了,另一个方法不好用,不说了
        3.int color = Color.argb(255,100,200,100);textview.setTextColor方法参数是int,可以使用这个方法把color值转换成int值,而且资源文件中获取到的color引用最后也都是转换成int值的.
        4.shape的颜色可以动态通过代码改变,方法如下
    GradientDrawable background = (GradientDrawable)tag.getBackground();
    background.setColor(color);
    tag.setBackgroundDrawable(background);

  [1]: https://github.com/zxyaust/SettingItem/blob/master/demo.png?raw=true

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Specialista delle classiche e ottimo cronoman, si aggiudicò il Grand Prix des Nations nel 1990 e il campionato svizzero professionisti nel 1992.

Palmarès

1985 (dilettanti)
Giro del Mendrisiotto

1986 (dilettanti)
Stausee Rundfahrt

1987
Gran Premio di Lugano
Kaistenberg Rundfahrt
7ª tapp Grand Prix Tell

1988
Route du Berry - Trophée Sitram
5ª tappa Tour of Britain

1989
Grand Prix de Wallonie
2ª tappa Critérium du Dauphiné Libére

1990
Grand Prix des Nations
Gran Premio di Francoforte
Nordwest-Schweizer-Rundfahrt
Kaistenberg Rundfahrt

1991
4ª tappa Vuelta a Asturias

1992
Campionati svizzeri, Prova in linea
Giro dei Sei Comuni Mendrisio
Gran Premio de Naquera
1ª tappa Giro del Lago Maggiore
Classifica generale Giro del Lago Maggiore
3ª tappa Clásico RCN

1993
3ª tappa Volta a Portugal

Altri successi
1987
Sierre-Loye (corsa in salita)

1988
Kermesse di Sint-Denijs

1990
Criterium di Langenthal

Piazzamenti

Grandi Giri

Tour de France
1989: 99º
1990: 112º
1991: 155º

Vuelta a España
1988: ritirato (2ª tappa)
1992 126º

Classiche monumento

Milano-Sanremo
1989: 104º
1991: 139º
1992: 206º

Giro delle Fiandre
1987: 76º
1991: 36º
1992: 2º

Parigi-Roubaix
1988: 2º
1989: 50º
1990: 7º
1991: 68º
1992: 59º

Liegi-Bastogne-Liegi
1987: 51º
1989: 108º
1990: 85º

Giro di Lombardia
1989: 41º
1990: 9º
1991: 48º
1992: 51º

Competizioni mondiali

Campionati del mondo
1986 - In linea Dilettanti: 42º
Villach 1987 - In linea: 35º
Ronse 1988 - In linea: 12º
Chambéry 1989 - In linea: 36º
Utsunomiya 1990 - In linea: 45º
Stoccarda 1991 - In linea: 95º
Benidorm 1992 - In linea: ritirato
Oslo 1993 - In linea: ritirato

Coppa del mondo
1990: 8º
1992: 13º

Collegamenti esterni


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Katastrofa kolejowa w Kraskach wydarzyła się 7 grudnia 1977 ok. godz. 3:40 na odcinku Zduńska Wola – Inowrocław. W jej wyniku poniosło śmierć 7 osób, 56 zostało rannych.

Historia
Przyczyną katastrofy było najechanie pociągu relacji Katowice – Gdynia Główna na pociąg stojący na rozjeździe. Lokomotywa wraz z kolejnymi wagonami (1 – 3) przewróciła się, a dwa kolejne wagony ustawiły się w poprzek toru, na którym odbywała się jazda pociągu pospiesznego. Na miejscu zginęło 4 pasażerów i dwóch kolejarzy z obsługi pociągu. Osoby ranne przewieziono do szpitali w: Łęczycy, Turku, Kutnie i Zgierzu.

Przypisy

Katastrofy kolejowe w Polsce
Katastrofy w Polsce 1944–1989
Katastrofa kolejowa w Kraskach
Katastrofy kolejowe w 1977
Katastrofa


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University of Utah electrical and computer engineering Ph.D. graduate Arkka Bhattacharyya recently won the Young Researcher Paper Award at the International Workshop on Gallium Oxide and Related Materials 2022 (IWGO-4) held last fall in Nagano, Japan. This conference is one of the most competitive in its field, with participants' live presentations being judged on the significance of the scientific progress of their project, the design of their experiments, the presentation itself, and the Q&A session.
During his Ph.D., Bhattacharyya's research focused on the design and fabrication of gallium oxide devices. His awarded thesis presents some of the critical state-of-the-art results in Ga2O3 epitaxy/devices using MOVPE technology (metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy) which has tremendous potential for next-generation energy efficient power electronics.
"Power electronic systems form the backbone of the modern world's electrical infrastructure," says Bhattacharyya. "With the world's global energy consumption on the rise, 'energy security' has become one of the biggest concerns of this century. Energy-efficient, low-cost power systems can reduce energy waste and accelerate the adoption of low-carbon energy sources toward a sustainable, cleaner, and 'greener' future."
"Solid-state power semiconductor devices are at the heart of these power electronic systems that process electricity for communications, health, defense, and energy sectors," explains Bhattacharyya. "Developing power devices using ultra-wide-bandgap (UWBG) semiconductors can make high-power switch conversion technology efficient, which can save billions of dollars and terawatt-hours (TWh) of energy every year, thus reducing carbon emissions by orders of magnitude."
For the conference in Japan, Bhattacharyya and his research group reported record high room temperature electron mobility values in Ga2O3 material among other power device figures. With their precise device design, novel device processing, and material quality, the group's devices were able to set a new world record for Ga2O3 transistor device technology.
"I want to give a shout-out to my advisor, Professor Sriram Krishamoorthy, who has inspired and guided me all along," says Bhattacharyya. "I consider myself very lucky that I had the opportunity to work in the University of Utah labs and have been able to learn from such great faculty in the ECE department. The University of Utah is and will always remain a life-changing experience and a turning point in my career. I feel very proud to be a U. of U. alumni."
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Q: MongoDB + Laravel + jenssegers/laravel-mongodb + update nested child elements Hellow folks, I am new to MongoDB and looking for some answer

*

*Is there any way to update nested array without looping it.
foreach ($post->comments as $key => $comment) {
if ($comment['posted_by'] == $authUser['id']) {
    $data = $post->update([
        "comments.$key.description" => $dataArray['description'],
        "comments.$key.updated_at" => $dataArray['updated_at'],
    ]);
}}

I want to to do something like below.
$post = Post::where('_id', $id)->where('comments.*.id', $commentId)->update(array('description' => $desc));

Or I have to write raw MongoDB query for that.
I have 1 level nested comment also under main comments so if I want to update nested comment than I have to loop comment array than the nested comment array.
if ($subCommentId) {
    foreach ($comment as $nestedkey => $nestedComments) {
        if ($nestedComments['id'] === $subCommentId && $nestedComments['posted_by'] == $authUser['id']) {
            $data = $post->update([
                "comments.$key.$nestedkey.description" => $dataArray['description'],
                "comments.$key.$nestedkey.updated_at" => $dataArray['updated_at'],
            ]);
        }
    }
}

Something like this :
$post = Post::where('_id', $id)->where('comments.*.id', $commentId)->where('comments.*.*.id', $subCommentId)->update(array('description' => $desc));

*Is it good to store comment in the same collection as an array or should I create a new collection for that as maximum BSON document size is 16 megabytes and how much comments it can store like 10K or more?

Below is my sample comment array format under one Collection.
"comments" : [
        {
            "description" : "description some",
            "channel" : "swachhata-citizen-android",
            "user_role" : "Citizen",
            "id" : "5b4dc367d282f",
            "user_role_id" : ObjectId("5accd7f8309a203be03b6441"),
            "created_at" : "2018-07-17 15:52:31",
            "updated_at" : "2018-07-17 15:52:31",
            "ip_address" : "127.0.0.1",
            "user_agent" : "PostmanRuntime/6.4.1",
            "deleted" : false,
            "channel_id" : "5acccfe4309a2038347a5c47",
            "posted_by" : NumberInt(1),
            "comments" : [
                {
                    "description" : "some description nested",
                    "channel" : "swachhata-citizen-android",
                    "user_role" : "Citizen",
                    "id" : "5b4dcfc7022db",
                    "user_role_id" : ObjectId("5accd7f8309a203be03b6441"),
                    "created_at" : "2018-07-17 16:45:19",
                    "updated_at" : "2018-07-17 16:45:19",
                    "ip_address" : "127.0.0.1",
                    "user_agent" : "PostmanRuntime/6.4.1",
                    "deleted" : false,
                    "channel_id" : "5acccfe4309a2038347a5c47",
                    "posted_by" : NumberInt(1)
                }
            ]
        }
    ]

Thanks. :)

A: To update nested document, you should use arrayFilters:
Post::raw()->updateMany(
    [],
    [ '$set' => ["comments.$[i].comments.$[j].description" => $desc] ],
    [ '$arrayFilters' => [
            [
                 [ "i.id" => "5b4dc367d282f" ],
                 [ "j.id" => "5b4dcfc7022db" ]
            ]
        ]
    ]
)

Hope it helps :)

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i love poetry. Its my life. I think poem, i see poems, i smell poems. i've got poems on tape, DVD, video and in books – but most of all i love hearing poems live – read aloud by the person who wrote them.
However, i'm bored with poetry nights – it's always the same old thing – someone gets up on a stage, tells us what the poem is about then reads it, then people clap. Then someone else gets on stage, tell us what their poem is about, then reads it, then people clap – even if its a crap poem – people clap. Then, someone else gets up on stage, tell us what their poem is about, then reads it, then people clap – you know where i'm coming from. Don't you?
I have fave poets who i love to hear reading – i love to hear tony walsh, gerry potter, jackie hagan. I love listening to the young identity group, they're brilliant. I love julian daniels, shirley may, tony curry and i really love marvin cheeseman and the list is endless. But i'm getting bored of how we all do it and believe we need to find new ways, new platforms and new places to deliver.
Poems would be great on the bus, in the supermarket, at bingo halls. Poems would be great in the poets home, in their living rooms or garden. Poems would be great in restaurants – so i've got a plan.
Love to Eat is a lovely little restaurant ran by top people in one of my favourite parts of town, West Didsbury – My Auntie Maureen had a proper grocery shop (bacon slicer the monty) on Burton Road when i was a kid and remember playing out on the surrounding streets, so the area has a very special place in my heart.
Does that make you middle class?
Sounds lovely Mike. I went to a poetry thing on Friday in the Earth Cafe that was people sitting nicely around a table drinking smoothies, eating cake and sharing poetry. Gerry Potter was glorious and it was splendid (if a bit scary for me at first as I thought I might be expected to contribute in some way, which turns out I wasn't).
I'm trying to think of ways the library can support poets, preferably that don't cost money, preferably that include cake.
Bolton Octagon Theater had a thing like this called 'poetry on a plate' at lunchtime, you got your lunch either from the octagon cafe or bring your own and eat and listen to poems read and got to discuss the poems after. it was pretty cute.


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The Beatles painting Images of a Woman, Tokyo, 1966.
Images of a Woman, also known as The Tokyo Painting is one of those rare Beatles memorabilia pieces that not many people have heard about. It is an abstract collaboration painted and signed by John, Paul, George and Ringo. In 1966, the fab four were holed up in a Toyko Hilton hotel room, scheduled to play at Budokan Hall in the centre of Tokyo. It was decided that it was too dangerous for them to look around the city, due to the hysteria surrounding their visit and the many reported death threats made against them. Completely bored, someone, possibly Brian Epstein or their Japanesse promoter, Tats Nagashima, suggested that they quietly paint to pass the time with a canvas and paints.
Working by lamp light, positioned in the centre of the canvas, the Beatles each painstakingly painted a corner of the canvas over two nights. Upon its completion, the Beatles signed their work in the centre where the lamp once sat. The painting was originally donated to charity and even disappeared, tucked underneath a bed, for safe keeping for almost twenty years. It has been auctioned off several times over the years, and was last reportedly auctioned in 2012 for around $150,000. It may not be a Picasso, but it is a marvelous expression of individual styles.
Photo credits: I am unsure of the copyright status of the images used here in association with the Tokyo painting of 1966. I make use of them under the rationale of fair use to illustrate an important moment in pop culture.
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That is so cool! I never heard about this.
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Both images are fab, Robert!
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Guest Post by: Marketing and International Business Sophomore America Perez. She is a Global Business Center Study Abroad Scholarship Recipient who participated in the Exploration Seminar Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences Brazil: Afro-Cultures of Brazil in Early Fall 2018.
This program was absolutely amazing. We were able to meet activists that are constantly working in the Black movement in Brazil. They are amazing people but the people that impacted me the most on this trip were from a Favela. At the Favela, we helped out at a local school where although it wasn't in the greatest location, it had the greatest kids that made my heart ache and feel full of hope. I was amazed that the school provides medical services for not only the students but their families as well. In addition to medical services, they provided food, taught students that income disparity is systematic and encouraged students to pursue whatever career they wish. This school was in the middle of a Favela with limited resources yet I believe they provide more for their students than the middle school I attended ever could.
Something I never expected to see was the benevolent interaction between the Community Police Base CALABAR and members of the community. In the US, we are accustomed to police not interacting with pedestrians, especially in low income communities. It was truly amazing to see police actively partake in bettering the community through education in music, sports, and tutoring.
Experiencing this, I believe this is something the United States could emulate to better our communities. Both the school and CALABAR were funded independently by either the people or large companies and because of this; they have complete control over their programs. In my opinion these organizations were the highlight of the trip. We had amazing opportunities to go to islands, visit tobacco companies, and even go zip-lining but involving myself with the people within the region really opened my eyes. My experience was spectacular, and I cannot wait to study abroad again.


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CBC, Citytv, CTV, Global to simulcast Stand Up To Cancer special
Connie Thiessen
All four major, English-language, Canadian networks will once again simulcast the Stand Up To Cancer (SUC2) fundraising telecast on Friday, Sept. 7.
For the third time, Stand Up To Cancer Canada will simultaneously broadcast a Canada-inclusive special across CBC, Citytv, CTV, and Global, as well as AMI, A.Side, BBC Earth, CHCH, CHEK, Cottage Life, Fight Network, Game TV, HIFI, Hollywood Suite, Love Nature, Makeful, NTV, OUTtv, Smithsonian Channel Canada, T+E, and YES TV (8 – 9 P.M. ET/PT / 7 P.M. CT).
The broadcast will stream live on the CBC TV App, cbc.ca/watch, CBS All Access, CTV GO and CTV.ca, Global GO and GlobalTV.com, and be available on-demand on TELUS Optik TV in Canada. It will also stream live in Toronto's Yonge-Dundas Square on Bell Media's Astral large-format digital screens and the Citytv Big Screen.
Broadcast live from The Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, CA, stars confirmed to take part in the sixth biennial event include Mahershala Ali, Kathy Bates, Katie Couric, Jennifer Garner, Tony Hale, Marg Helgenberger, Ed Helms, Ken Jeong, Marlee Matlin, Matthew McConaughey, Maria Menounos, Jillian Michaels, Trevor Noah, Dak Prescott, Rob Riggle, Karla Souza, David Spade, Keith Urban, Reese Witherspoon and Canadian Italia Ricci (Designated Survivor).
Bradley Cooper returns as co-executive producer, along with live-event producing team Done + Dusted.
"As someone whose family has been significantly touched by cancer, I am proud to again have the privilege of co-executive producing this year's Stand Up To Cancer telecast," said Cooper. "This show reminds everyone that you are never alone…that there is a community of support out there when you need it most. That's the power of SU2C. Most importantly, the telecast showcases the significant progress being made in the fight against cancer, instilling hope in those facing the disease. This one-hour broadcast unites us all to raise funds for more effective treatments to save lives now."
To date, more than $480 million (USD) has been pledged in support of SU2C's innovative cancer research. The organization has brought together more than 1,500 scientists from over 180 leading institutions with an emphasis on collaborative, multidisciplinary teams that deliver new therapies and treatments to cancer patients.
In just under 10 years, SU2C research has contributed to FDA approval of five new cancer therapies, including treatments for breast, ovarian, and pancreatic cancers and difficult-to-treat leukemias. AACR International-Canada, the official Scientific Partner of Stand Up To Cancer Canada, is responsible for administering the grants and providing scientific oversight in conjunction with the SU2C Canada Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC), co-chaired by Alan Bernstein, president of the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIFAR), and Nobel laureate Phillip A. Sharp, Ph.D., Institute professor, David H. Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research, MIT.
Stand Up To Cancer Canada currently has two pan-Canadian "Dream Teams" of top researchers:
The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) is a collaborator in the Stand Up To Cancer Canada-Canadian Cancer Society Breast Cancer Dream Team, along with the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR). The team is led by Tak W. Mak, Ph.D., director of the Campbell Family Institute for Breast Cancer Research at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre in Toronto, and co-leader Samuel Aparicio, BM, BCh, Ph.D., the Nan and Lorraine Robertson Chair in Breast Cancer Research at the University of British Columbia.
Collaborators in the Stand Up To Cancer Canada Cancer Stem Cell Dream Team include the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Cancer Stem Cell Consortium, Genome Canada, and OICR. It's led by Peter Dirks, M.D., Ph.D., neurosurgeon and senior scientist at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) in Toronto, and co-leader Samuel Weiss, Ph.D., director of the Hotchkiss Brain Institute and professor in the Cumming School of Medicine at the University of Calgary.
Connie has worked coast-to-coast as a reporter, editor, anchor and host at CKNW and News 1130 in Vancouver, News 95.7 and CBC in Halifax, and CFCW Edmonton, among other stations. With a passion for music, film and community service, she led News 95.7 to a 2013 Atlantic Journalism Award and regional RTDNA award for Best Radio Newscast. More recently, she was nominated for Music Journalist of the Year at Canadian Music Week 2019. To report a typo or error please email - corrections@broadcastdialogue.com
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Yorkshire Lowland Rescue is a member of the Association of Lowland Search and Rescue who are a charity comprised of Trustees elected from its member teams, and Operational Officers who develop standards and governance.
These Officers are appointed from member teams and outside agencies, and comprise experts in pre-hospital medical care, search, flood response and safety. The Association produces governing standards for its 36 teams, and is a member of the UK Government's UKSAR Operator's Group – the official group which governs all of the UK's onshore and offshore search and rescue operations.
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This is very very bad news!
Does anyone know when it actually goes into effect?
I'm forwarding this email from Greg Barnhisel on the SHARP list, since it will be of obvious concern to Miltonists.
The faculty of Duquesne University received an email today stating that the Duquesne University Press is being shut down in a cost-cutting measure.
Duquesne University Press, founded in 1927, has long been one of the most important publishers of scholarly work on John Milton, John Donne, Emmanuel Levinas, and the phenomenological philosophical tradition. Its areas of emphasis reflected the scholarly strengths of the university's faculty and the Spiritan Catholic mission of the university. It is deeply disappointing to me to learn that the press will be closed, and I know that many of you share this feeling.
I would encourage those of you who have used DU Press books, published with the press, or work in the scholarly fields above, to contact the Press to offer your support and contact the university to protest this decision.


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Q: How to listen UDP and make use of PHP I have to build up a system which listens for requests from a GPS device which is only capable of sending UDP requests. Then I am going to analyze requests hopefully by PHP if it is possible.
I do not know where to start. What do I need? Can I make use of PHP? Would it be reliable to use PHP? Can I just adjust Apache for listening UDP requests?

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I do not know where to start.

You need a notion of an overall program design, and, as @karim79 pointed out, an understanding of socket programming APIs for your chosen language.

Can I just adjust Apache for listening UDP requests?

Do you mean the Apache httpd?  The short answer is "no."
Use something like PEAR's System_Daemon instead.
The long answer is "yes, that is possible."  Particularly with modular plugins exposing the httpd's internals, you can do Just About Anything You Want (tm) (see, for instance, mod_perl).  You could beat httpd into a sort of application server for a long-running (set of?) PHP process(es) which are not themselves intrinsically HTTP-driven.
The better answer of the two is, again, "no." :)

A: By all accounts I think PHP should be fine for that, but I haven't done anything like that myself. You will need to look into socket programming, here's a tutorial:
http://www.devshed.com/c/a/PHP/Socket-Programming-With-PHP/

A: You could just have your PHP script invoked by inetd.

A: Well, PHP supports a set of Socket Functions that allow you to deal with UDP, I've used them myself to build a NSLookup class which I could specify the name server (all in UDP) and a Ping class (RAW/ICMP). It works just like the standard C/C++ socket library. But I don't really think using Apache+PHP is a good choice to build those things. If you want to stick with PHP, its better to script it as a console application.


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2023 University Of Calgary International Entrance Scholarship For Undergraduates
The University of Calgary International Entrance Scholarship is a prestigious award that recognizes outstanding students' accomplishments at the University in the Fall term.
This scholarship is renewable in the second, third and fourth year at the University of Calgary, provided recipients achieve a GPA of 2.60 or more over a minimum of 24.00 units in the previous fall and winter terms and continue to pay an international differential tuition fee as an international student.
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Host Country: Canada
Study Abroad: Study in Canada
Category: Undergraduate Scholarships
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Reward: $20,000 (Renewable)
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The criteria for the Scholarship includes not only academic excellence but also accomplishments outside the classroom.
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International students who are required to pay a differential fee and who are not Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents of Canada are eligible to apply.
Scholarship Requirements:
To be considered for this scholarship, you must:
International students who are registered full-time in an undergraduate degree program that commences in the Fall term.
They have to be new students.
To be considered for a scholarship, a student must normally present a minimum GPA of 3.20.
They must also have satisfied the university's English Language Proficiency requirement.
Scholarship Duration and Reward
The scholarship is $20,000, renewable annually in the second, third and fourth year at the University of Calgary, provided recipients achieve a GPA of 2.60 or more over a minimum of 24.00 units in the previous fall and winter terms.
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The total amount over 4 years of undergraduate program is $80,000.
You can apply for awards as soon as you apply for admission. The application deadline for Fall 2022 admission is 1 December 2022 (early admission) and 1 March 2023 (standard admission).
It is important to visit the official website (link found below) for detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship.
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