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How ICT Is Reshaping Development
Last week, NetHope, Microsoft, and the Rockefeller Foundation co-hosted an executive event at the Microsoft Technology Center in New York to examine how international nonprofits can most effectively leverage (ICT) in pursuit of their missions. The discussion was fascinating and opened up a wide variety of conversations and challenges deserving further attention.
The event was unique in that participants – NGOs, technology companies and donor organizations – represented a wide spectrum of perspectives in the international development space, but all shared a common belief that ICTs can have a meaningful impact on the areas that development organizations seek to address: poverty, disease, conservation, education, disaster response, and gender equality.
From our discussions surfaced the realization that almost every stakeholder in the development community believes in the potential of technology to address these problems — that if we could figure out how to best leverage the power of technology to confront these challenges, we might be able to implement more effective interventions, gain a deeper understanding of the interrelated challenges, and develop sustainable long-term approaches that build resilience and empower local communities.
Perhaps just as important was the realization that technology allows us to gain these insights and adapt approaches with unprecedented speed, breadth and depth. This, too, sparks a difficult question, as not all technologies are suited for all environments or should be applied against any problem. Here is where the partnership between technology companies, donors and NGOs is so valuable: by leveraging the expertise, resources and scale of each, better solutions can be found. This requires all of us working in the development space to be open to new ideas, partnerships, and approaches to tackling these long-standing problems.
Unyielding optimism in face of systemic obstacles & unanswered questions
The desire and drive to work cooperatively is beginning to take shape. Lona Stoll, the Director of USAID Center for Global Solutions (part of the recently-announced Global Development Lab), noted
"USAID can't do it alone… ICT innovations are changing the face of development. With the establishment of the Global Development Lab, we [will]… open up problem solving development."
Carolyn Woo, President of Catholic Relief Services (CRS), a NetHope member organization that has been a leader in integrating ICT into its field programs, said that for CRS, engaging with partners, technology companies, and local communities was critical to reaching scale and ensuring sustainability. Getting to systemic integration of ICT was "a journey," she said, but one that all stakeholders can take together.
These changes are encouraging and will undoubtedly have dramatic impact on the future of international development. But that's not to say there aren't any looming systemic obstacles. Several participants noted that progress takes time to take root in a community and show impact and the rapid pace of change in technology often encouraged well-intentioned but misguided investment in "the latest" tools rather than in those that have shown initial promise. All too often, we fail to build on promising pilots rather than take them to scale.
Other participants noted that NGOs relative low level of investment in IT has inhibited timely adaptation and flexibility, as donors direct their resources towards field programs rather than enabling infrastructure. And still others added that there is too often a disconnect between "back office" and field technology, and that bridging the gap between the two requires organizations to think differently about how ICT can be used more strategically.
Despite the challenges, there is an undeniable undercurrent of optimism. Organizations are taking concrete steps to create new partnerships and organizational structures. CRS has explicitly included technology in its strategic plan. Rockefeller is looking at "catalytic innovation" to spur new approaches relevant to the development space. And more and more NetHope member organizations are turning to the cloud, technology enabled payment innovations, big data and mobile phones to increase their impact by partnering with companies like Microsoft to bring enterprise-quality approaches to some of the most intractable development challenges.
As I mentioned above, the event opened up a number of key conversations and challenges that demand further attention:
How do we best evaluate which technologies are appropriate for each environment and challenge?
How do we help organizations develop deeper integration between back office and field technologies?
How can we build upon promising pilots to take them to scale, and share knowledge among development community participants in a meaningful and effective way?
What changes to funding and resourcing norms would help us be more impactful?
How might beneficiaries of field programs be more deeply integrated into field programs, so that local communities build capacity and support sustainable, long-term efforts?
What are the emerging models for effective partnerships among all of the stakeholders in the development community?
And last, but certainly not least, what technologies show real promise and impact?
A collective journey ahead
As I reflected on the event in the days after, I was struck by the reality of this period of dramatic change. Every industry, sector, and market goes through times of transformation and innovation, and the development sector's turn has indeed come. We are in it. New tools and resources, evolving organizational models, new partnership opportunities, the shifting of participants, and the opportunity for scale through the ubiquity of technology all point to an opportunity to reimagine the work that our member organizations carry out every day all around the world.
For some, the change is long overdue; for others, a more calculated and strategic approach is warranted. At NetHope, we're eager to work with our members and partners to adapt and evolve in response. To paraphrase Dr. Woo, we are all on this journey together.
NetHope thanks Microsoft for its generosity in hosting last week's event, as well as the representative speakers from Rockefeller, USAID and CRS for sharing their valuable insights. NetHope members can access the event materials at http://bit.ly/nhmsftrockfellernyc2014event


People have ideas about science based on personal experiences, previous education, popular media and peer culture. Many of these ideas are commonly held misconceptions or myths about the nature of science. Here are some of the more common myths that are problematic in science education.
Perhaps the most commonly held myth about the nature of science is that there is a universal scientific method, with a common series of steps that scientists follow. The steps usually include defining the problem, forming a hypothesis, making observations, testing the hypothesis, drawing conclusions and reporting results. In classrooms, students can be seen writing up the aim, hypothesis, method, results and conclusion.
In reality there is no single method of science. Scientific inquiry is not a matter of following a set of rules. It is fluid, reflexive, context dependent and unpredictable. Scientists approach and solve problems in lots of different ways using imagination, creativity, prior knowledge and perseverance.
Experiments are certainly a useful tool in science but they are not the main route to knowledge. True experiments involve a range of carefully controlled procedures accompanied by control and test groups and usually have as a primary goal the establishment of a cause and effect relationship.
Science does involve investigation of some sort, but experiments are just one of many different approaches used. In a number of science disciplines, such as geology, cosmology or medicine, experiments are either not possible, insufficient, unnecessary or unethical, So science also relies on approaches such as basic observations (such as astronomy) and historical exploration (such as paleontology and evolutionary biology.
Science has achieved many amazing things, but it is not a cure-all for all the problems in society. Although it can provide some insights that may inform debate, science cannot answer ethical, moral, aesthetic, social and metaphysical questions. For instance, science and the resulting technology may be able to clone mammals, but other knowledge is needed (cultural, sociological and philosophical) to decide whether such cloning is moral and ethical. Not all questions can be investigated in a scientific manner.
Popular media often talks about 'scientific proof'. However, accumulated evidence can never provide absolute proof – it can only ever provide support. A single negative finding, if confirmed, is enough to overturn a scientific hypothesis or theory. Rather than being proven 'once and for all', a hallmark of science is that it is subject to revision when new information is presented or when existing information is viewed in a new light.
Some ideas in science are so well established and reliable and so well supported by accumulated evidence that they are unlikely to be thrown out, but even these ideas may be modified by new evidence or by the reinterpretation of existing evidence. Science knowledge is durable, but not absolute or fixed – a critical feature of science is that it is self-correcting – so we say that scientific knowledge is tentative. This can be most easily seen at the cutting edge of research and in areas like health and medicine where ideas may change as scientists try to figure out which explanations are the most accurate.
This myth fits the stereotypical image of a lone scientist working alone in a laboratory. In reality, only rarely does a scientific idea arise in the mind of an individual scientist to be validated by the individual alone and then accepted by the scientific community. The process of science is much more often the result of collaboration of a group of scientists. Most research takes too long, is too expensive and needs more knowledge and expertise than an individual scientist working alone. The Science Learning Hub repeatedly shows this collaboration.
Collaboration is the action of working with someone to produce something and has mutual benefits for both parties. Collaboration can occur between individuals working in a team. It can also describe the way in which individuals or organisations work together on a project. In this case, the collaboration may only be a small part of the individuals' or organisations' overall goals and responsibilities.
Many students see science as following a series of steps and being dry, uninspiring and unimaginative. The opposite is true. Creativity is found in all aspects of scientific research, from coming up with a question, creating a research design, interpreting and making sense of findings or looking at old data in new ways. Creativity is absolutely critical to science.
We often assume scientists are always objective, but scientists do not bring empty heads to their research. Their background knowledge, experiences and the existing concepts they hold mean they can't be objective. Like all observers, they have a myriad of preconceptions and biases that they will bring to every observation and interpretation they make.
If we confront the world with an empty head, then our experiences will be deservedly meaningless. Experience does not give concepts meaning. If anything, concepts give experience meaning.
The process of building knowledge in science is often portrayed as procedural, routine and unproblematic – leading unambiguously and inevitably to 'proven science'. The way science investigations and findings are reported can reinforce this myth. However, it is impossible to make all observations relevant to a given situation, for all time – past, present and future – and there is always a creative leap from evidence to scientific knowledge. New interpretations for evidence are not automatically accepted by the scientific community.
A new idea that is not too far from the expectations of scientists working in a particular field would probably be accepted and published in scientific journals, but if the idea appears to be a significant breakthrough or is rather radical, its acceptance is by no means straightforward. Some examples of scientific ideas that were originally rejected because they fell outside the accepted paradigm include the Sun-centred solar system, the germ theory of disease and continental drift.
Models are just explanations of perceived representations of reality. A good example is the particle theory of matter, which pictures atoms and molecules as tiny discrete balls that have elastic collisions. This is a model that explains a whole range of phenomena, but no one has actually ever seen these tiny balls. The model is useful and it works as a means to explain and to predict a phenomenon.
Everyday use of the word 'hypothesis' means an intelligent guess. For science, it can be misunderstood to mean an assumption made before doing an experiment or an idea not yet confirmed by an experiment. A better definition of a hypothesis in science is 'a tentative explanation for a scientific problem, based on currently accepted scientific understanding and creative thinking'. Hypotheses are supported by lines of evidence and are based on the prior experience, background knowledge and observations of the scientists.


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 * in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
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 * is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express
 * or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under
 * the License.
 */
/*
 * This code was generated by https://github.com/googleapis/google-api-java-client-services/
 * Modify at your own risk.
 */

package com.google.api.services.compute.model;

/**
 * Model definition for InstanceMoveRequest.
 *
 *
 This is the Java data model class that specifies how to parse/serialize into the JSON that is
 * transmitted over HTTP when working with the Compute Engine API. For a detailed explanation see:
 * https://developers.google.com/api-client-library/java/google-http-java-client/json
 *

 *
 * @author Google, Inc.
 */
@SuppressWarnings("javadoc")
public final class InstanceMoveRequest extends com.google.api.client.json.GenericJson {

  /**
   * The URL of the destination zone to move the instance. This can be a full or partial URL. For
   * example, the following are all valid URLs to a zone: -
   * https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v1/projects/project/zones/zone  -
   * projects/project/zones/zone  - zones/zone
   * The value may be {@code null}.
   */
  @com.google.api.client.util.Key
  private java.lang.String destinationZone;

  /**
   * The URL of the target instance to move. This can be a full or partial URL. For example, the
   * following are all valid URLs to an instance: -
   * https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v1/projects/project/zones/zone/instances/instance  -
   * projects/project/zones/zone/instances/instance  - zones/zone/instances/instance
   * The value may be {@code null}.
   */
  @com.google.api.client.util.Key
  private java.lang.String targetInstance;

  /**
   * The URL of the destination zone to move the instance. This can be a full or partial URL. For
   * example, the following are all valid URLs to a zone: -
   * https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v1/projects/project/zones/zone  -
   * projects/project/zones/zone  - zones/zone
   * @return value or {@code null} for none
   */
  public java.lang.String getDestinationZone() {
    return destinationZone;
  }

  /**
   * The URL of the destination zone to move the instance. This can be a full or partial URL. For
   * example, the following are all valid URLs to a zone: -
   * https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v1/projects/project/zones/zone  -
   * projects/project/zones/zone  - zones/zone
   * @param destinationZone destinationZone or {@code null} for none
   */
  public InstanceMoveRequest setDestinationZone(java.lang.String destinationZone) {
    this.destinationZone = destinationZone;
    return this;
  }

  /**
   * The URL of the target instance to move. This can be a full or partial URL. For example, the
   * following are all valid URLs to an instance: -
   * https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v1/projects/project/zones/zone/instances/instance  -
   * projects/project/zones/zone/instances/instance  - zones/zone/instances/instance
   * @return value or {@code null} for none
   */
  public java.lang.String getTargetInstance() {
    return targetInstance;
  }

  /**
   * The URL of the target instance to move. This can be a full or partial URL. For example, the
   * following are all valid URLs to an instance: -
   * https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v1/projects/project/zones/zone/instances/instance  -
   * projects/project/zones/zone/instances/instance  - zones/zone/instances/instance
   * @param targetInstance targetInstance or {@code null} for none
   */
  public InstanceMoveRequest setTargetInstance(java.lang.String targetInstance) {
    this.targetInstance = targetInstance;
    return this;
  }

  @Override
  public InstanceMoveRequest set(String fieldName, Object value) {
    return (InstanceMoveRequest) super.set(fieldName, value);
  }

  @Override
  public InstanceMoveRequest clone() {
    return (InstanceMoveRequest) super.clone();
  }

}

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static char THIS_FILE[] = __FILE__;
#endif

static int totalChecks = 2;

class SiteHandlerSoapBodySign: public SiteHandlerSoap
{
public:
  bool  Handle(SOAPMessage* p_message);
};

bool
SiteHandlerSoapBodySign::Handle(SOAPMessage* p_message)
{
  // Display incoming message
  xprintf("Incoming message in XML:\n%s\n",(LPCTSTR) p_message->GetSoapMessage());

  // Get parameters from soap
  XString paramOne = p_message->GetParameter("One");
  XString paramTwo = p_message->GetParameter("Two");
  xprintf("Incoming parameter: %s = %s\n","One",paramOne.GetString());
  xprintf("Incoming parameter: %s = %s\n","Two",paramTwo.GetString());

  // Test Body signing
  bool bodyResult = false;
  XMLElement* signature = p_message->FindElement("ds:SignatureValue");
  if(signature)
  {
    // BEWARE: Value is dependent on the message from Client:TestInsecure
    //         AND the body singing password in that file and this one!!
    XString sigValue = signature->GetValue();
    if(sigValue == "cr4Eci/L8w+riKG+hK/v2kuIJGo=")
    {
      bodyResult = true;
      --totalChecks;
    }
  }
  // SUMMARY OF THE TEST
  // --- "---------------------------------------------- - ------
  qprintf("SOAP body signing value check                  : %s\n", bodyResult ? "OK" : "ERROR");

  if(!bodyResult) xerror();

  // reuse message for response
  XString response = "TestMessageResponse";

  p_message->Reset();
  p_message->SetSoapAction(response);

  // Do our work
  bool result = false;
  if(paramOne == "ABC" && paramTwo == "1-2-3")
  {
    paramOne = "DEF";
    paramTwo = "123";
    result   = true;
    --totalChecks;
  }
  // SUMMARY OF THE TEST
  // --- "---------------------------------------------- - ------
  qprintf("SOAP body signing message check                : %s\n", result ? "OK" : "ERROR");

  p_message->SetParameter("Three",paramOne);
  p_message->SetParameter("Four", paramTwo);
  xprintf("Outgoing parameter: %s = %s\n","Three",paramOne.GetString());
  xprintf("Outgoing parameter: %s = %s\n","Four" ,paramTwo.GetString());

  if(!result) xerror();

  // TESTING ERROR REPORTING
  // char* test = NULL;
  // *test = 'a';

  // Continue processing
  return true;
}

int
TestMarlinServer::TestBodySigning()
{
  int error = 0;

  // If errors, change detail level
  m_doDetails = false;

  xprintf("TESTING BODY SIGNING OF A SOAP MESSAGE FUNCTIONS OF THE HTTP SITE\n");
  xprintf("=================================================================\n");

  // Create URL channel to listen to "http://+:port/MarlinTest/BodySigning/"
  // But WebConfig can override all values except for the callback function address
  XString url("/MarlinTest/BodySigning/");
  HTTPSite* site = m_httpServer->CreateSite(PrefixType::URLPRE_Strong,false,m_inPortNumber,url);
  if (site)
  {
    // SUMMARY OF THE TEST
    // --- "--------------------------- - ------\n"
    qprintf("HTTPSite for body signing   : OK : %s\n",(LPCTSTR)site->GetPrefixURL());
  }
  else
  {
    ++error;
    xerror();
    qprintf("ERROR: Cannot create an HTTP site: %s\n",(LPCTSTR)url);
    return error;
  }
  site->SetHandler(HTTPCommand::http_post,new SiteHandlerSoapBodySign());

  // Modify the standard settings for this site
  site->AddContentType("","text/xml");
  site->AddContentType("xml","application/soap+xml");
  site->SetEncryptionLevel(XMLEncryption::XENC_Signing);
  site->SetEncryptionPassword("ForEverSweet16");

  // new: Start the site explicitly
  if(site->StartSite())
  {
    xprintf("Site started correctly\n");
  }
  else
  {
    ++error;
    xerror();
    qprintf("ERROR STARTING SITE: %s\n",(LPCTSTR)url);
  }
  return error;
}

int
TestMarlinServer::AfterTestBodySigning()
{
  // SUMMARY OF THE TEST
  // ---- "---------------------------------------------- - ------
  qprintf("SOAP Body signing test                         : %s\n", totalChecks > 0 ? "ERROR" : "OK");
  return totalChecks > 0;
}


When I was younger, having a great weekend meant going to an awesome party (with alcohol, natch), hooking up with a cute guy (hooking up being that ambiguous word meaning anything and nothing), and not being hungover the next day (so that I could do it all again).
First of all when I had a great night of going out recently, I had a fight with a close friend in front of a new friend — who now thinks I am crazy — and sprained my ankle falling on my way to the car. The next day, I was hungover, angry, embarrassed, and in pain.
And that's when I gave up drinking.
Now a good weekend is so much calmer. It's about long talks with good friends. It's about beautiful sunny days stretched out in front of you. It's a book in your hand and a Diet Coke on the table.
It's about love from my fellow bloggers.
Over one glorious weekend, I received links from Big A, little a; Chicken Spaghetti (with a nice intro), and FuseNumber8 (see how I did this). What a rush. Also, FuseNumber8 is going to help my cool coworker with her job search in NYC, meaning that I finally understand networking.
My other blog firsts this week were an author comment, an email to an author (see tomorrow's entry), and my first comment spam. The last means I will need to add the second level of protection to my comment box, but I can live with that.
And here's the kicker. I talked to a Girl Scout troop about my career for their book badge. When I took questions, one third grader asked, "Is this what you want to do for the rest of your life?" Pretty heavy stuff. I told her that if I wanted to move forward in my career, then I would have to go back to school and I wasn't sure that I wanted to do that. In fact (I said), I guess if I wanted to do more of anything it would be writing. I told them how I started a blog to share my books and thoughts and to make myself get in the habit of writing.
So, what if it turns out that this Girl Scout presentation is what makes me sit down and write my book (or books)?
Now that's what I call a great weekend.
By the way, I sent your buddy the e-mail of a Human Resources director at NYPL so that she could send her resume directly (as per that director's request). Bug her to do this. Our HR department is much with the slowness and e-mailing resumes directly is the best way to go about getting a job.


Sadeqi Historical House, located in the historic district of Kashan, is one of the most popular hotels in the beautiful city of Kashan. It is located close to the Abbasian Historical Houses and the Taj House. The house dates back to the Qajar era. It is different from the other historical buildings of Kashan in terms of building structure and architecture. This house has a beautiful space, pleasant atmosphere, various rooms, beautiful wind catcher and windows with colorful glasses.
The Noh Cham historic house was established in the Qajar era in two floors built by bricks. This house registered in the National Heritage List in 2015, is one of the most popular house in Kashan located in the historical zone. It consists of double and triple rooms, a traditional teahouse, dining room, private bathroom, cooling and heating systems, TV, a wireless Internet, etc.
Darbe Bagh guesthouse was built approximately a hundred years ago as residence for Haj Agha Doroodgar. The house was renovated in 2016. It belongs to Pahlavi era. It consists of five rooms. There is also a roof-top coffee shop ready to serve the guests.


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Polyaesthetics arose out of the polymedial usage of materials which is systematically intended and constructive for the development of the artistic process. The hybrid is a central aspect of the concept of polymediality (hybridism is fundamentally not to be seen as genre comprehensive; it refers to original applications which comprise a wide range of hybridization processes). Strangely enough, in movement IV The Dream, AUTOSYMPHONIC embeds a Pop music band vocal ensemble into the performance: together with the symphony orchestra and the choir there is a soul artist as soloist as well as three pop music singers and two rappers. Without losing its autonomy, the pieces try out combinations and set out on musical expeditions which present a productive balance between the well-known and the unknown: in this case between the classical and pop music elements or between the unconventional instruments and the traditional sound producers. In this way the genre symphony strays from its original form and changes in style and technical treatment of the music.
The Dream, the name of the first Bridge in the symphony, just like the second, Overland by Car for the children's choir, I composed as a type of window, as a deviation within the symphony comparable to Mozart's arias that resembles a prosaic incident, similar to the aria of Susanna in the second act of Le nozze di Figaro (Venite, inginocchiatevi).
125 years ago my great-grandparents Bertha and Carl Benz had a vision: they wanted all men and women to be mobile. Many decades ago this dream became reality. The automobile heralded in for everyone an age of freedom of mobility which had never before existed.
And just like Bertha and Carl Benz, Marios Joannou Elia and Horst Hamann also had a vision: to retell the story of the invention of the automobile on stage in a creative and highly original manner. On 10th September, 2011 – on the premises of the Friedrichsplatz in Mannheim – AUTOSYMPHONIC dazzled an audience of thousands and thereby honored the birthplace of my great-grandparent's automobile. Together, both of these artists have collaborated to create a uniquely combined musical and visual performance, the likes of which had never been seen before. Today Horst Hamann and Marios Joannou Elia have, in the best possible way, upheld the tradition founded by my great-grandparents so many years ago.
Vor 125 Jahren hatten meine Urgroßeltern Bertha und Carl Benz eine Vision: Mobilität für alle Menschen. Diese Vision ist schon vor vielen Jahrzehnten Realität geworden. Das Auto hat uns ein Zeitalter nie dagewesener Bewegungsfreiheit gebracht.
Wie Bertha und Carl Benz hatten auch Marios Joannou Elia und Horst Hamann eine Vision: auf schöpferische, eigenwillige Weise die Geschichte des Automobils zu inszenieren. Mit der AUTOSYMPHONIC, die am 10. September 2011 auf der Anlage des Mannheimer Friedrichplatzes viele tausend Menschen faszinierte, ehrte die Geburtsstadt des Automobils meine Urgroßeltern. Die beiden Künstler haben sowohl musikalisch als auch visuell etwas geschaffen, was es noch nie zuvor gegeben hat. Und somit stehen Horst Hamann und Marios Joannou Elia in bester Tradition meiner Urgroßeltern.


The BJP's National Executive meeting kicked off at Talkatora Stadium in Delhi on Monday. Party president Amit Shah attacked Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi's comment at Berkeley University where the latter had said that "dynasties" are a part of India. Shah said it is only the tradition of the Congress. He added that the BJP believes in politics of performance while Congress banks on "politics of appeasement and dynasty".
In his inaugural address at the BJP National Executive meeting, Shah said the current president, vice-president and prime minister of India had all reached their positions due to their work, and despite being from humble origins.
Shah also said the economy was stronger under this government than it was under the UPA and cited figures to make his point. Shah's comments came amid the Opposition's criticism of the government's handling of the economy.
"What was the state of economy in 2014? This was acknowledged by many well-known economists. Fiscal deficit was around 4.9 percent, current account deficit was around five percent, rate of inflation was close to double-digit figures and growth rate was about 4 to 4.5 percent down. The value of the Rupee was also dropping. There was a policy paralysis," Goyal quoted Amit Shah as telling the National Executive.
Shah praised the government for its handling of the Naxal menace and of terrorism, saying more terrorists were killed in the last three years of NDA rule than any other previous government. Shah also attacked the Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal and the Left government in Kerala for alleged political violence targeting BJP workers.
Shah condemned the "hate politics" being carried out in Kerala and planned protests in the state. He also talked about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of a "New India". Modi is expected to highlight his government's achievements during his speech later in the day. Union railway minister Piyush Goyal held a press conference earlier on Monday and said what transpired during the meeting is not open to all media. Doka La issue resolved by political maturity Transport minister Nitin Gadkari said Narendra Modi introduced political diplomacy and maturity to solve tensions with China over the Doka La issue.
Elaborating on how the BJP eliminated terrorism, the minister said the party has zero tolerance towards violence. Gadkari added that the party raised development issues in Jammu and Kashmir. "Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been successful in exposing (terror activities in) Pakistan," Gadkari said.
"India wants friendly relations with Pakistan, and hence Narendra Modi broke from protocol by visiting Nawaz Sharif," the transport minister added, as reported by ANI. Speaking on the recent violence that broke out at the Banaras Hindu University, Gadkari said that Modi and Amit Shah have spoken to Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath over the incident. Government working in interests of poor Goyal also said that the NDA government is "relentlessly working in the interests of the poor". On diffusing the existing political violence in Kerala, Goyal said that BJP workers will be going on a "padyatra" to connect with the people there. Talking about Amit Shah's remarks on Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi, Goyal said that Gandhi "has been undermining India these days". Amit Shah's gave a "befitting" and accurate reply, Goyal added.
With regards to the polls in Gujarat, the railway minister said, "BJP will register a historic win in the upcoming Gujarat polls."


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Poetry Contest Judges and Advisors
By wpadmin March 15, 2017 March 15, 2017 Blog
Heroes' Voices has been very fortunate to gather an extraordinary group of Judges and Advisors for our first National Veterans Poetry Contest. We are currently receiving poetry submissions from veterans all over the country.
We are especially honored to welcome the legendary poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti for the project. This 97-year-old poet, painter and activist was one the writers who became known as the famous "Beat Poets. Mr. Ferlinghetti is best known for A Coney Island of the Mind (1958), a collection of poems that has been translated into nine languages, with sales of more than one million copies. He was also the co-founder of San Francisco's City Lights Booksellers.
The English poet David Whyte has written seven volumes of poetry and four books of prose, including Pilgrim is based on the human need to travel, The House of Belonging, which looks at the same human need for home, and his collection Everything Is Waiting For You, arising from the grief at the loss of his mother. Mr. White leads poetry seminars all over the world, including regular group poetry and walking journeys in Ireland, England and Italy.
San Francisco Poet Laureate Alejandro Murguía is the author of Southern Front and This War Called Love (both winners of the American Book Award). He is a founding member and the first director of The Mission Cultural Center. He was a founder of The Roque Dalton Cultural Brigade, and co-editor of Volcán: Poetry From Central America. Currently he is a professor in Latina Latino Studies at San Francisco State University.
Major General John Borling was a fighter pilot in the Vietnam War, where he was shot down by ground fire, seriously injured in his crash, and spent the next 6½ years as a prisoner of war in Hanoi. John Borling created Taps on the Walls: Poems from the Hanoi Hilton: a collection of poems he wrote during his time in captivity. Senator John McCain, a fellow prisoner at the Hanoi Hilton, wrote the forward to General Borling's poetry collection Taps on the Walls.
Poet Keven Bellows teaches creative writing and is the author of two books of poetry. She also frequently collaborates on non-fiction books. Her two published poetry collections are – Taking Your Own True Name and The Blue Darter, about her late husband's battle with Alzheimer's. She has taught poetry to veterans on the Veterans Administration Campus in Los Angeles, and writing at UCLA's Extension Program.
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Home WORLD Americas Op/Ed: Democracy and Sedition In India
Op/Ed: Democracy and Sedition In India
Damanvir Kaur, Sikh Activist
File Photo: Sikhs protesting against Government brutalities
Last month witnessed protests in India as Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student union president Kanhaiya Kumar was imprisoned, charged with sedition, under section 124A of the Indian Penal Code. Kumar was arrested following a rally he helped organize on the JNU Delhi campus condemning the 2013 hanging of Mohammed Afzal Guru, a native of Kashmir who was convicted for his alleged role in the 2001 Indian Parliament attack.
At the center of this debate is the charge of sedition and its existence in the Indian Penal Code. Sedition, according to the Indian Penal Code, denotes any form of expression, whether it be verbal or written, that may induce any disaffection towards the Indian Government or India (Central Government Act, section 124A). Though it was first established in the late 19th century by the British to suppress any Indian nationalistic sentiment, India continues to use it against its own citizens (Dutta, 2012).
The obvious issue that arises from this debate is whether one has the right to practice freedom of speech in India. As some JNU students have stated, the problem is not only the unjust arrest of their student union president but the enforcement of sedition itself (Lakshmi, 2016). Can India legitimately present itself as a democratic country if freedom of speech and expression is confined solely to whatever is approved by a nationalistic mentality?
In November 2015, Sikhs in Punjab, India called for an urgent religious meeting in the village of Chabba called Sarbat Khalsa. The purpose of Sarbat Khalsa was to provide an opportunity for Sikhs in Punjab to address the continued grievances felt by the Sikh Kaum (community) and adopt new resolutions to resolve these issues. A few of the grievances addressed at Sarbat Khalsa included the desecration of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji (Sikh holy scripture that is treated as a living Guru), the innocent killings of peaceful Sikh protestors by police, the detainment of Sikh political prisoners that have served their given sentences, and widespread discontent with the current political and religious leadership.
As thousands of Sikhs worldwide joined and watched online in this momentous event, news followed that most of the organizers of Sarbat Khalsa and newly appointed religious leaders had been arrested and charged with sedition. The speeches given at the meeting were cited as anti-national and anti-social (Bassi, 2015). Some of the organizers and religious leaders of Sarbat Khalsa remain incarcerated to this day.
The arrest of Kumar and the JNU incident has been deemed, by some, as a watershed moment (Gopal, 2016). As freedom of speech and other civil liberties continue to be crushed, a time must come where Indians must reassess their chosen leadership and its oppressive ideology. Will India proudly stand behind its government's intolerant stance on civil liberties or vow to make a social change where students, journalists, artists, and religious minorities can freely exercise their democratic rights in the world's largest "democracy"?
Damanvir Kaur is a Human Rights Advocate living Fremont, California. She is the niece of Sikh freedom fighter Shaheed Bhai Jarnail Singh Halwara, who attained martyrdom in the armed struggle against the Indian state in 1987.
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Harinder March 7, 2016 At 9:03 pm
He is just a transient phenomenon with no influence beyond Delhi and some pockets in Punjab .
M Singh March 8, 2016 At 3:04 am
Mr Kejriwal is a double thinking guy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doublethink
He is able to do and believe in two opposite things at the same time
1) Photo with Mr Jarnail Singh Bhinderwla
2) Photo with Mr Jagdish Tytler .
Still no reply on whether you will demand Sukhbir Badal and his supporters should be arrested for their violence towards an elected representative in Ludhiana. Perhaps they need to cut down a tree as well as throw stones that could have seriously injured if not killed the occupants of the car. Cutting down a tree will definitely get you arrested for sedition in Punjab. Oh, wait you have to be a Sikh for that so Sukhbir gets off again.
Thinking on it Prakash Badal also needs to be arrested for sedition because hasn't he incited communal disharmony by incendiary language declaiming Kejriwal as a 'topiwale'? No, wait I forgot sedition charges can only be applied to Sikhs so the old man gets out of that one too.
Jaspreet Singh March 3, 2016 At 11:44 pm
Agree, but arrest those who were raising slogan against our country… and secondly we need to understand their rationale as well and try to educate them to correct path, ofcourse not by force
'Arrest those who were raising slogan against our country' – if you are referring to the video tapes of the JNU protest aired all over Indian TV and media it has been proven that those tapes were doctored and audio added of so-called anti-national slogans to demonise the protesters. This whole 'anti-national' hysteria being whipped up is very dangerous as Sikhs themselves were subjected to it in the Indian media over the Panthankot attacks recently in Punjab where national news anchors and editorials repeatedly and totally without any justification referred to Punjab's Sikhs using emotionally and psychologically loaded terminology like 'militant', 'hardliner' and 'radical'. Raising slogans against our country is not anti-national let alone a seditious act – every Indian citizen should have the right to dissent and protest against its government on issues of concern to them. The law on the patriarchal attitude towards accepting rape (and blaming it on the female victim) was only affected by public outrage and protest which galvanised politicians to jump on the bandwagon – that's how proper democracy works, from the ground swell upwards when ordinary people make a stand against an injustice that is just not perceived as an injustice by those in public positions. As for 'educating them to correct path – of course not by force' – you can't and shouldn't try to brainwash jingoistic nationalistic 'my country, right or wrong' pride to the youth but rather equip them educationally to intellectually form objective, rational judgements and arguments so that they can discriminate between prejudicial sentiment and evidence. Samuel Johnson made the famous pronouncement that 'patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel'. Be proud to be a human being because Waheguru has gifted you a chance to be sentient enough to be able to realise Him and escape endless cycle of birth, death and rebirth.
The problems is with the Empires Law.
India State Laws are derived from the British Empire Laws .
These Laws are actually designed to run an Empire state.
Under the Empire laws states are very powerful and individuals are the victims of these laws.
It is possible to run a state with out Empires law .
We can make new laws in Nation which are best in the world and are serve as beacon for the rest of the world.
1)	13 April 1919 :——–Jallianwala Bagh massacre the state got away with murder.
2)	31 Aug 1984 :——- 3rd Sikh Genocide the State got away with the murder
3)	14 October 2015 :— Behbal Kalan killings the State got away with the murder
4) Feb 2016 :— Jat agitation killings the State got away with the murder.
Indian Legal system needs to look at the Empires laws by Wise law makers to accommodate the aspiration of diverse set of people that inhabit this Great nation .
Very telling from your list you have jumped from Jallianwalah Bagh massacre in Amritsar in 1919 to Delhi August 1984 and completely omitted State sanctioned killing of Sikhs in 1978 in Amritsar and Bluestar in Amritsar June 1984 (which led to the killing and torture of Sikhs all around Punjab as well as in Amritsar itself). No mention made of Operations Black Thunder and Woodrose or extra judicial killings admitted by former black cat Gurmeet Pinky either although I am relieved that you at least recognise Punjabi police murdered Sikhs protesting beadbi of Guru Granth Sahib last year. I presume you will impress upon CM Badal now to reverse his earlier stance to the latter (which included his son going to victims houses and offering government jobs as hush money not to make a fuss over their dead relatives) and now at least do the decent thing and suspend and arraign these officers and be completely co-operative with Justice Katju?
I don't think that they should be arrested just for a Speech.
Freedom of Speech and thought should be hall mark of our democracy and way of life.
If some one indulges in violence or tries to forcefully over throw an elected Govt then he should be arrested.
'If some one indulges in violence or tries to forcefully over throw an elected Govt then he should be arrested' – so you will be calling for immediate arrest of Sukhbir Badal and his mobster cronies for attacking Kejriwal and his AAP cars in Ludhiana? NO, of course you won't.
We need to protect the Unity and Integrity of Nation along with Freedom of Speech.
At no point free speech must lead to violence or call for disintegration of the Nation.
True Indian Patriot March 3, 2016 At 9:53 pm
So you want a 'democracy' based on the Chinese Communist / Russian Federation concept where the 'unity' of the people and 'integrity' of the country trumps the civil liberties and human rights of the people including their right to self determination? What are you so afraid of? If India is so great and nothing is wrong why can't it stand up to close scrutiny and criticism – the right to protest and dissent is not violence but arguably repression is. You want to protect unity and integrity of the country then you have to protect free speech. How many times you have posted on this site outrageous, provocative and downright falsehoods against Sikh people, Sikh history and Sikh religion but you still enjoy being able to post ramayana is real historical event and somebody else can repudiate such slander – that is free speech. if you are enjoying that time and again why do you want to stop others from enjoying free speech also. if what they say is wrong you can counter it with free speech of your own highlighting their mistakes as has been done to you so many times on this website.
You are free to express your speech. I am no one and cannot even stop you.
The internet does not belong to me.
Ramayana is a historical truth and as a Sikh I believe in its divinity.
India is great by its Unity and not if it is broken into multiple small units.
We will descend into a tribal way of life perpetually in conflict with each other .
We aspire to be a Civilization and not Tribal society.
You are NOT a Sikh for so many reasons as you have ignorance of Sikh history (e.g. No knowledge of Maharajah Ranjit Singh's Khalsa Raj Singh Empire, Anandpur Sahib Resolutions, 1984, 1990s), you have contempt for Sikh victims (e.g. you call one of the victims of 1984 someone who is just suffering from post traumatic stress disorder for not being able to just get over what happened to their family!) and you hold totally antithetical views (you don't believe Gurmat principles given to Sikhs by the Gurus themselves: Miri Piri, Daswandh, Khalsa etc) and try to pass off heretical absurdities as being part of Sikh doctrine (this ridiculous foisting of ramayana as being historical events despite total lack of evidence and FACT that Sikhs do not even celebrate Diwali to commemorate flying talking monkey kings on rescue missions but rather 'Bandi Chorh Diwas' of 1619 when Moghul Emperor released Guru Hargobind Sahib with 52 other Raja prisoners from Gwalior Fort a few days earlier. The Guru's arrival at Amritsar coincided with Diwali day and this concurrence has resulted in a similarity of celebrations amongst Sikhs and Hindus.)
You are in fact an imposter posing as a Sikh to posit negative and false history of Sikhs and theology in order to confuse and corrupt Sikhs susceptible to the kind of rewriting of history that your RSS paymasters love to indulge in. Again and again you post that Sikhs should just accept the injustices and abuses done to them and indeed even suggest that we deserved them because we were in someway responsible contrary to the facts but totally in keeping with Brahmanical thinking. Only when you accept that diversity and religious tolerance are essential can India hope to live to to the ideals upon which it was founded. Sikhs are not a tribe but adherents of an internationally recognised religion.
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In the weeks following the election, social media and news outlets exploded with conversations about fake news. This phenomenon, which some said influenced the outcome of the election, presents falsehoods as if they were true news.
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In his first press conference as Press Secretary, Sean Spicer delivered a statement about the media's reporting on the size of crowds that attended the inauguration of Donald Trump on January 20. According to Spicer, the media deliberately reported incorrect, misleading information about the number in attendance. Spicer claimed that photos were framed to distort the crowd's population and security measures delayed some attendees from entering the Mall. Additionally, Spicer cited Metro rider numbers as evidence that Trump's inaugural crowd surpassed the crowd at Barack Obama's inauguration. These three pieces of evidence were ultimately proved incorrect.
Following Spicer's statement, senior advisor Kellyanne Conway appeared on NBC's Meet the Press and described Spicer's statement as "alternative facts," rather than calling them, as host Chuck Todd described them, "falsehoods." This term quickly entered mainstream conversations and has sparked concerns about delivering accurate information and maintaining truthfulness in media coverage.
PRSA's statement sets an important precedent for reporting in an era of so-called alternative facts. The statement reaffirms the importance of truthful facts, especially within communication industries.
As implied by the PRSA's statement, the concept of alternative facts has a significant influence on the PR industry. Perpetuating falsehoods in the press undermines the basis of truthful reporting, which hinders the ability to perform key PR activities.
Many PR professionals praise the value of the PESO model when drafting PR programs. The earned media aspect of PESO involves gaining media coverage for clients. This portion of the PESO model presents perhaps the most important type of media exposure.
Although companies can pay to advertise or promote their own content, positive earned media indicates that an independent news outlet feels a company or person has presented information that is newsworthy. The coverage is, as the name states, earned. Appearances in media builds authority and trust with the public, an important quality to have in the competitive business environment. According to inPowered and Nielsen, 85 percent of consumers look for credible reviews or articles prior to making a purchase, so positive earned media coverage allows brands to stand out to potential customers.
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Brian Alan Ellis' book is a retelling of a comedy career formed on Twitter, stapled into a manuscript. His cynical tone allows you to make up your own mind, primarily on who is the real punchline.
Peter Cook and John Belushi were two comics cut from the same cloth, dosed in booze, stuck in the top of a bottle and lit afire.
We spoke with Cameron James, a man who has been called "The next big thing of Australian comedy" and "a ginger bearded knob", about why you shouldn't follow your heart. Or regift.
From my meeting him, an émigré from Venezuela, to seeing him on stage at the Melbourne Comedy Gala, it's been a wild ride for my friend.
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On April 8, 1994, Kurt Cobain, a grunge music icon, was found to have been dead for 3 days. Despite a huge amount of speculation and conspiracy theory, he wasn't murdered.
Recently, March 20, new photos of Cobain's suicide surfaced, CNN reported. Upon the developing and examination of the new photos, police came to the same conclusion. As an attempt to debunk the conspiracy theories going around, some of the photos were released to the public. All of that came out just in time for the anniversary of Kurt Cobain's death.
Is that really what should be focused on at this time? Cobain, and the band Nirvana, might not have invented grunge, but they led the genre in that time. The word "icon" is not handed around to just anyone and, in his short time, Kurt earned that status. Now, for the 20th anniversary of his death, people are still preoccupied with trying to change the tragic circumstance that occurred.
Instead of delving into the blood of his last day, a celebration is coming up. It will be a celebration allowing fans of Kurt, Nirvana, and grunge in general, to look back on the time of Cobain's life with a smile instead of sadness.
On April 10, 2014, only two days after the twentieth anniversary of the day the world would have to learn to live without Kurt Cobain, Nirvana will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at Brooklyn's Barclays Centre.
Nirvana's first album, Bleach, was released in 1989. Bands are eligible for the Hall of Fame 25 years after their first album drops. They might not have received the most fan votes, but there's something to be said for them being nominated at the very first possible moment. It shows just how influential the poetic grunge band was, both in the time of its lead singer Kurt Cobain and now.
It's hard to say how Cobain would have reacted to the news. He didn't always take well to his success. Many people assumed Kurt was just putting on an act, but delving into just the lyrics of Nirvana songs could put those thoughts to rest. The mix of depression, stomach pain and drug issues proved to be too much for the icon, but it didn't stop him from leaving a significant impact on the world. That impact is what Kurt Cobain should be remembered for.
One of the quotes in Cobain's suicide note was from a Neil Young song. "It's better to burn out than to fade away." I think it's safe to say that even after 20 years Kurt Cobain hasn't even begun fading away.


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Columbus Blue Jackets ink Steve Mason to two-year extension despite sophomore slump
By James O'BrienSep 20, 2010, 3:40 PM EDT
There's some slightly surprising news out of Columbus today: the Blue Jackets extended goalie Steve Mason's contract for two years. The deal will be worth $2.6 million in 2011-12 and $3.2 million in 2012-13 for an annual cap hit of $2.9 million, according to TSN's Bob MacKenzie. This allows both sides to avoid restricted free agency until 2013, if at all.
After bursting on to the hockey scene with a Calder Trophy winning campaign that also nabbed him a Vezina Trophy nomination in 08-09, Mason's production plummeted to earth in an Andrew Raycroftian way the next year. In his rookie season, he sported a 33-20-7 record with a 91.6 save percentage, 2.29 goals against average and a whopping 10 shutouts. Then, not unlike other former Blue Jackets goalie Pascal Leclaire, things fell apart in 09-10. He went 20-26-9 with a 90.1 save percentage, 3.06 GAA and five shutouts.
Many stats bloggers will point out that his 08-09 year was inflated quite a bit by a quick start and the often-misleading shutouts, but there's little doubt that Mason regressed across the board.
So what does this mean? Well, it's a nice gesture from Columbus, as it basically gives Mason a big vote of confidence. It's as if the Blue Jackets are treating their young netminder the same way as the Montreal Canadiens are treating Carey Price. Both goalies have plenty of hype and pedigree, but after some struggling substantially, you must wonder if either team is making the right move.
Either way, it looks like Mason will be the Blue Jackets' goalie for the next three seasons.


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Twitter Thinks The New Charles Manson Film Looks More Terrifying Than Zac Efron's Ted Bundy
Ciara Sheppard in Entertainment
A new film about Charles Manson and his cult following of female killers has just been released and people are already saying it looks much scarier than Zac Efron's new Ted Bundy movie.
Charlie Says, which is due to hit UK screens soon following its US release on Monday, follows the story of the women who became infatuated Charles Manson and even killed at his command.
Manson is played by Doctor Who star Matt Smith, while his loyal female followers include Hannah Murray who plays Leslie Van Houten, Sosie Bacon plays Patricia Krenwinkel, and Marianne Rendon takes the role of Susan Atkins. And the trailer looks super creepy...
The film comes not long after the release of Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, the film based on serial killer Ted Bundy, who is played by Zac Efron.
Similar to Charlie Says, Efron's latest project follows the life of Bundy's ex-girlfriend Elizabeth Kloepfer (played by Lily Collins) narrowing in on how her life was impacted by her killer husband.
The official synopsis reads: "Years after the shocking murders that made the name Charles Manson synonymous with pure evil, the three women who killed for him - Leslie Van Houten (Hannah Murray), Patricia Krenwinkel (Sosie Bacon), and Susan Atkins (Marianne Rendón) - remain under the spell of the infamous cult leader (Matt Smith).
"Confined to an isolated cellblock in a California penitentiary, the trio seem destined to live out the rest of their lives under the delusion that their crimes were part of a cosmic plan - until empathetic graduate student Karlene Faith (Merritt Wever) is enlisted to rehabilitate them."
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"Convinced the prisoners are not the inhuman monsters the world believes them to be, Karlene begins the arduous process of breaking down the psychological barriers erected by Manson. But are the women ready to confront the horror of what they did?
"Boundary pushing auteur Mary Harron (American Psycho, I Shot Andy Warhol) presents a provocative new perspective on one of the most notorious crimes of the 20th century."
It's not the only Manson-based movie set for release, with Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, starring Margot Robbie, Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, set to hit screens on August 15th.
A UK release date for Charlie Says has not yet been announced, but when it comes, we'll definitely be watching.
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Ciara is a freelance journalist working for Pretty 52. After graduating from the University of Sussex, Ciara worked as a writer at GLAMOUR Magazine and later as the Assistant Editor of Yahoo Style UK.
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Dreamworks Animation's first project since their partnership with Fox is the animated caveman comedy THE CROODS, which hits UK cinemas on March 22nd. Ahead of the release, HeyUGuys was invited to speak with some of the talent involved with the film including Ryan Reynolds and Emma Stone.
Reynolds plays Guy, a wise-cracking caveman with a slightly superior intellect than that of his peers. He's an inventor who helps the titular family traverse the unknown wilderness when the world around them begins to crumble. Emma Stone plays Eep, the eldest child of the Croods who is desperate to break away and explore the environment outside her cave.
Both Reynolds and Stone discuss their characters and the process behind making such an ambitious animated feature. They also discuss Nicolas Cage, and touch a little on the long-gestating DEADPOOL film, as well as the upcoming THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2.
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Q: How can I get the reputation of filehashes on Virustotal using request and bs4 module and not using Virustotal's PublicAPI? My requirement is to check multiple filehashes's reputation on Virustotal using python. I do not want to use Virustotal's Public API since there is a cap of 4 requests/min. I thought of using requests module and beautiful soup to get this done.
Please check the link below:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/f8ee4c00a3a53206d8d37abe5ed9f4bfc210a188cd5b819d3e1f77b34504061e/summary
I need to capture 54/69 for this file. I have a list of filehashes in an excel which I can loop for detection status once I can get it done for this one hash.
But I am not able to get the specific count of engines detected the filehash as malicious. The CSS selector for the count is giving me only a blank list. Please help. Please check the code I have written below:
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

filehash='F8EE4C00A3A53206D8D37ABE5ED9F4BFC210A188CD5B819D3E1F77B34504061E'
filehash_lower = filehash.lower()
URL = 'https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/' +filehash+'/detection'

response = requests.get(URL)
print(response)

soup = BeautifulSoup(response.content,'html.parser')
detection_details = soup.select('div.detections')
print(detection_details)

A: Here is an approach using the ajax calls :
import requests
import json

headers = {
    'pragma': 'no-cache',
    'x-app-hostname': 'https://www.virustotal.com/gui/',
    'dnt': '1',
    'x-app-version': '20190611t171116',
    'accept-encoding': 'gzip, deflate, br',
    'accept-language': 'fr-FR,fr;q=0.9,en-US;q=0.8,en;q=0.7,la;q=0.6,mt;q=0.5',
    'user-agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_14_5) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/74.0.3729.169 Safari/537.36',
    'accept': 'application/json',
    'cache-control': 'no-cache',
    'authority': 'www.virustotal.com',
    'referer': 'https://www.virustotal.com/',
}

response = requests.get('https://www.virustotal.com/ui/files/f8ee4c00a3a53206d8d37abe5ed9f4bfc210a188cd5b819d3e1f77b34504061e', headers=headers)
data = json.loads(response.content)
malicious = data['data']['attributes']['last_analysis_stats']['malicious']
undetected = data['data']['attributes']['last_analysis_stats']['undetected']

print(malicious, 'malicious out of', malicious + undetected)

output:

54 malicious out of 69

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By Mar-Vic Cagurangan, Pacific Island Times
Guam cockfighters placing their last bets
Rows of cages lie in Frank Taianao's backyard in Yigo. He keeps more than 150 game fowls that he has shipped from off-island. He paid $500 for each rooster. "That is $350 for the rooster and about $150 for the shipping," he said.
The federal ban on cockfighting takes effect in a week and getting rid of the cocks is a conundrum that Taianao struggles to resolve. For him, slaughtering them all and stuffing them in the pot is an inconceivable idea. "Who eats a $500 chicken? What kind of gourmet chicken dish costs $500?" Taianao quipped.
Dec. 20 marks the end of the cockfighting industry on Guam and other territories by virtue of a ban that animal welfare advocates say is long overdue.
U.S. lawmakers slipped the ban into last year's farm bill, amid protests from U.S. territories where cockfighting has been a long-standing tradition that dates back to the Spanish occupation.
"It came as a shock and we are not happy about it. They created a law to shut us down and the people of Guam had no say in it," Taianao said, taking the local leaders to task for failing to block the federal imposition. "That's what we elected them for. We spoke to the governor and senators and they assured us they would help us on this issue."
Taianao complained about the lack of guidelines on what to do with the game fowls when the ban sets in. "Am I going to kill them all? They were brought up for cockfighting purposes. Now you say I am a criminal and I am going to go to jail for this?"
The Office of Attorney General said any violation of the cockfighting ban will not be prosecuted locally. "Because there is no local basis for criminal action, if the OAG receives any complaints, it will be forwarded to federal law enforcement authorities," Attorney General Leevin Camacho said.
Despite the enactment of federal law last year, local stakeholders and cockfighters continued to invest in the cockfighting business.
Taianao said it cost him $3,000 a year for feeds, vitamins and medications alone. "I paid $27 per sack of feeds. I had to buy three sacks a week," he said. "Now, will the feds reimburse me for these expenses?"
Other related expenses include the construction of cages. "Nobody gets rich in cockfighting. We do this because it is our passion and it is part of our cultural tradition. My grandfather and father did it and cockfighting was part of my life growing up."
Challenging the logic of the animal welfare activists, Taianao said: "They say roosters do not have a choice when we make them fight— that is their nature. But we slaughter chickens to eat them. Is that not cruelty? Do chickens have a choice when we kill them to be eaten? What is the difference?"
For local businesses that cater to cockfighting, the ban is a livelihood killer. "This ban ruins our business," said a Dededo animal feed shop owner who requested anonymity.
The Dededo shop opened in August 2009. "We used to bring in 43,000 lbs of chicken feeds. After the law was passed last year, we cut it down to 32,000 lbs. Now it's down to 200 bags, which is 10,000 lbs. I don't know what we are going to do with our remaining supply," the shop owner said. "We are forced to cut down our business. But it's the federal law, what can we do?"
The Pacific island Times tried to seek comments from other animal feed shop owners but they declined to be interviewed.
The JQS Cockpit in Dededo announced on Facebook that its facility is shutting down on Dec. 13. But in the last remaining days, daily cockfights are scheduled at the Dennis Flores Cockpit until Dec. 18.
Fifty percent of proceeds from the last remaining cockfights, according to the Facebook post, are earmarked for "five churches who will then help the homeless this Christmas, which will hopefully put a smile on their faces."
Amid protests from Guam cockfighters, the Animal Wellness Foundation and Animal Wellness Action released polling data from a "comprehensive, statistically valid survey of Guam residents about animal cruelty and cockfighting, with the survey revealing deep and broad support for an upgrade of the territory's anti-cruelty law and for the federal ban on cockfighting."
The poll, conducted by Market Research & Development, Inc. sampled 400 Guamanians, over a two-week period which concluded on Dec. 12.
The results of the poll indicate:
· Nine out of 10 Guamanians (89 percent) are concerned about the mistreatment of animals on Guam.
· About 90 percent believe animal cruelty laws on Guam should be strengthened.
· Only 7 percent of Guamanians have been to a cockfight in the last year.
· Only two out of ten (21 percent Guamanians favor cockfighting while 60 percent oppose it.
· More than half (52 percent of residents are not aware of the federal ban on cockfighting scheduled to go into effect on December 20.
· When it comes to the federal ban on cockfighting, 60 percent in favor the ban and only 25 percent oppose it.
"Our poll results reveal that Guamanians are concerned about animal cruelty on Guam in overwhelming numbers," said Jay R. Merrill, president of Market Research & Development Inc. "Nearly everybody polled wants to see the Guam's animal cruelty laws strengthened. In addition, a solid majority oppose cockfighting and support the federal ban."
The Congress upgraded the federal law against animal fighting nearly one year ago, giving cockfighters and law enforcement a one-year grace period before the comprehensive ban takes effect.
"This poll should serve as a wake-up call to all of Guam's political leaders," noted Wayne Pacelle, founder of Animal Wellness Action, a national organization promoting legal standards against cruelty. "The people of Guam don't support staged fights between animals, and they are appalled by the idea that people attach knives to the roosters' legs and watch them hack each other to death – all for our entertainment and for gambling."
All 50 states ban cockfighting, and the federal government has enacted a comprehensive ban on cockfighting. Within recent weeks, Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero has advised village mayors not to seek permission for cockfighting events at their festivals, because the activity is forbidden under federal law.
Earlier this week, AWF and Animal Wellness Action announced a rewards program to run for an indefinite time that provides a $2,500 reward for any individual who provides critical information that results in a successful federal prosecution of an individual or set of individuals who violate the federal law against animal fighting.
The publicizing of the rewards program will concentrate on the U.S. territories, where cockfighting is explicitly outlawed starting on December 20, 2019. The rewards program is mentioned on the new campaign website, www.endcockfighting.org, which will serve as a comprehensive resource about the issue and call citizens to action to help. AWF and AWA also today announced the launch of an advertising campaign to raise awareness about illegal cockfighting activities and urged cockfighting enthusiasts to observe the rule of law.
"It is a great honor to be part of an organization with a group of people whose mission is to help protect and defend animals from inhumane practices and cruelty." said Chanel Cruz Jarrett, a former Miss Guam and the anti-cockfighting spokesperson for the Animal Wellness Foundation. "I've always been an advocate for the fair treatment of all animals and I am thrilled to know that, of the people on Guam who were polled, there is a huge percentage who are like-minded and want to see the cruel and unfair animal practices come to an end."
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What WebExtensions Means for Firefox Users
By Robert Zak – Posted on Apr 26, 2017 Apr 24, 2017 in Browsers
Some big changes are afoot with Mozilla's flagship web browser. Last year the company introduced a little something called WebExtensions to Firefox 48. This is a new API for extensions that Mozilla wants to introduce to its browser which will eventually phase out the old, yet highly successful, APIs that the company's been using until now.
This has left some Firefox users concerned, as it's not yet entirely clear what's required of existing extensions for them to be compatible with WebExtensions, which will eventually be mandatory for all extensions running on Firefox. Here's everything we know about it so far and how it will affect you.
Why Is Mozilla Introducing WebExtensions?
Currently the vast majority of Firefox add-ons are made using XUL and XPCOM, as well as the Add-on SDK which lets people use traditional technologies like JavaScript, HTML and CSS to create add-ons. This system of extension creation has worked great until now, but Mozilla says that powerful though it may be, it leaves extensions open to security risks and prone to becoming incompatible when you update your browser.
By the end of 2017 WebExtensions will be the one-stop shop API for extension development on Firefox, rendering all the above methods redundant. Mozilla claims this will make extensions more secure and stable in the long run and make it much easier to port them between different browsers based on Chromium, such as Chrome and Opera.
All This Is Connected to Firefox Going "Multiprocess"
Currently, when you open a Firefox window, everything from the browser itself, to the extensions, to the web pages, runs as a single process on your PC. This means that if you have multiple tabs and extensions open, the functioning is intertwined, so if one thing runs into trouble, then others may also be affected. With multi-processing, you reduce this instability at the cost of more RAM being used (a common complaint among users of the multi-process Chrome browser). Ultimately, going multi-process should speed up and smooth out the web-browsing experience for anyone with a decent PC and help the browser catch up in performance (and uptake) with the dominant Chrome.
Below you can see how many processes a typical Chrome session is split into as opposed to Firefox.
Multiprocessing will be implemented using something called Electrolysis (e10s). On the most recent Firefox builds, you can actually switch on Electrolysis yourself to start using multiprocess Firefox (bearing in mind it's still in its testing phase). To do this, go to about:config in your Firefox browser, then search for browser.tabs.remote.remote.autostart. Right-click it if it's "false" and set it to "true." Congratulations, you're now a pioneering user/tester of multiprocess Firefox.
Why Are People Concerned?
This seismic shift in Firefox's under-the-hood functioning would render many of the current Firefox extensions useless, and the WebExtensions API is intended to make extensions function (better than ever) with a glossy new multiprocess Firefox. People are worried because many of the biggest extensions don't receive updates any more and may not get the tweaks required to work with the new WebExtensions API which will be in full force by the end of the year.
So there may be a rough transitional period, during which you may find your favorite extensions not working. Mozilla has, however, given ample warning for this to happen, and there's a whole system in use that has already started enabling the WebExtensions API for extensions that have notified themselves as compatible with it. Quite a few extensions are already compatible with it, and that number's only going to increase.
For people who pretty much have their Firefox organized and set up just how they want it, such a big change may seem unwelcome, but in the long run it's a long-overdue modernization of Firefox to bring it in line with its competitors.
Along with WebExtensions, Mozilla is also introducing improved sandboxing which will increase security by filtering the level of access web processes have to Firefox and your PC.
Big changes can be scary, and they can also be a bit rough as certain extensions may not be compatible straight away, but in the long run it's probably for the best for a browser that's fallen behind its competition in recent years.
dragonmouth
"in the long run it's a long-overdue modernization of Firefox to bring it in line with its competitors."
Sounds like a snake-oil salesman telling his customers 'Trust me, it's for your own good!' No matter what Mozilla flaks say, I will wait until after all this wonderful new stuff is implemented to see if FF is more secure and better running. I have a feeling that Mozilla is trying 'converge' FF with Chrome.
I think browser.tabs.remote.remote.autostart should read browser.tabs.remote.autostart.
Paddy Devine
I think Mozilla forgets that at least myself use Firefox because it is not IE, Chrome or any of the other "what they want to run your life". Firefox is popular because it does not follow the norm. I to date has remained in it's own realm. Copying Chrome is losing the edge that Firefox has garnered over the years. I am personally disappointed.
Tom Rutherford
I gather that Classic Theme Restorer will not be supported. If it isn't, this long time user will be gone for good.
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Keith Michael Yandle, född 5 september 1986 i Milton, Massachusetts, är en amerikansk före detta professionell ishockeyspelare som sist  spelade för Florida Panthers i National Hockey League (NHL). Han spelade tidigare på NHL-nivå för Phoenix Coyotes/Arizona Coyotes och New York Rangers och på lägre nivåer för San Antonio Rampage i American Hockey League (AHL) och Moncton Wildcats i Ligue de hockey junior majeur du Québec (LHJMQ).

Yandle draftades i fjärde rundan i 2005 års draft av Phoenix Coyotes som 105:e spelare totalt.

Han var back och assisterande lagkapten i Coyotes. Hösten 2010 fick han sitt stora genombrott vilket belönades med en plats i NHL:s All Star-match i januari 2011.

Den 1 mars 2015 skickade Coyotes iväg Yandle, Chris Summers och ett fjärde draftval i 2016 års draft till Rangers i utbyte mot John Moore, Anthony Duclair, Rangers första draftval i 2016 års draft och ett andra draftval i 2015 års draft. Den 20 juni 2016 valde Rangers att skicka iväg Yandles förhandlingsrättigheter till Florida Panthers i utbyte mot Panthers draftval i sjätte rundan i 2016 års draft och ett villkorat draftval i 2017 års draft om Yandle skriver kontrakt med dem. Tre dagar senare blev det offentligt att Yandle skrev ett sjuårigt kontrakt med Panthers till ett värde av $44,45 miljoner.

Statistik

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Internationellt

Referenser

Externa länkar
Keith Yandle Stats and news – NHL.com
Keith Yandle NHL Statistics – Hockey-Reference.com
Keith Yandle hockey statistics and profile at hockeydb.com
Keith Yandle – Player profile at The Hockey News

Amerikanska ishockeyspelare
Spelare i Arizona Coyotes
Spelare i Florida Panthers
Spelare i New York Rangers
Spelare i Phoenix Coyotes
Spelare i Moncton Wildcats
Spelare i San Antonio Rampage
Amerikanska idrottare under 2000-talet
Idrottare från Massachusetts
Personer från Milton, Massachusetts
Levande personer
Födda 1986
Män
Spelare valda i NHL Entry Draft 2005
Spelare valda av Phoenix Coyotes i NHL Entry Draft
Spelare som har spelat minst 1000 matcher i National Hockey League