Democrats is a documentary film about two politicians, from opposing political parties, who are appointed to write a new constitution for Zimbabwe. The men tour rural areas and urban neighborhoods in Zimbabwe to collect input from citizens and to educate and encourage Zimbabweans to exercise their new democratic rights. This screening may complement a Social Studies, African Studies or World History curriculum. Taught in conjunction with this guide, the film will invite students to witness political struggle in a young democracy and to think critically about citizenship, freedom and the democratic process worldwide.


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Jennifer Blanc-Biehn to promote a catalogue of new films at this years Cannes Festival
Actress, producer and director Jennifer Blanc-Biehn will be in attendance this year at the 66th Cannes International Film Festival May 15 to 21 to support several upcoming projects this year as an actress, producer and first-time director.
Blanc/Biehn will be promoting her eerie directorial debut 'The Night Visitor', 'Wrong Cops' (which just premiered at Sundance), horror/comedy 'Among Friends' and 'Treachery' with her husband, the film's star Michael Biehn. She and Biehn, under their Blanc/Biehn Productions imprint which will be for sale in the Cannes film market by Fairway Films, and currently have seven films in production coming out this year or next.
One of those films officially launching at the Festival is 'Hidden in the Woods', a dark controversial remake of the Spanish-language thriller. Blanc-Biehn and Biehn begin shooting the intense film, based on a true story, in July. The film's producer Loris Curci and international distributor Dimitri Stephanides of WTF will also be in attendance at the launch, May 2013 with Jennifer Blanc – Biehn.
The actress will also be on hand prior to the screening of short film 'Sticks and Stones', a moving narrative about bullying in schools and the lasting effects on children, May 20th at the American Pavilion. Blanc-Biehn, who stars in the film, will be available before the screening along with writer Taylor Grant and director Kate Rees Davies and at the Short Film Corner – where guests can sit in cubicles and watch on-demand – to answer questions and support the film.
"We have some celebrating to do too, so Cannes won't be all work and no play," says Blanc-Biehn, referring to Blanc/Biehn Productions' recently completed three-picture deal with film executive/investor Lony Ruhmann, who will serve as Executive Producer and co-writer on the upcoming films 'The Girl', 'Night Maire' and 'Get Back Joe', now in development. "Lony was so moved by our films and collaborating with us on his story 'The Night Visitor' that he pitched three stories right away and is funding this deal into next year. We couldn't be more pleased. Michael loved what we were doing with 'The Night Visitor so much that he added it to the Blanc/Biehn roster, which sparked Lony to offer the 4 picture deal." and future collaborations.
'Treachery' is a lead title that is being presented at Cannes with Marty Poole of Fairway Films, which was just added to the roster this week and is written and directed by Travel Romero (co-creator and co-writer of White Collar.)
With so many projects to endorse at the Festival, Blanc-Biehn might feel overwhelmed, but instead she is exhilarated. "We have so many movies in the pipeline and I'm equally excited about each one," says Blanc-Biehn. "Between the roles I choose and our projects at Blanc/Biehn, it's important that I tell a compelling, emotional story. I'm excited to talk about these films and looking forward to seeing friends, doing a little business and sharing our ideas at Cannes."
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Łukasz Tymiński (ur. 8 listopada 1990 w Żywcu) – polski piłkarz grający na pozycji pomocnika.

Kariera klubowa
17 stycznia 2013 roku Łukasz Tymiński na pół roku został wypożyczony do Ruchu Chorzów. W umowie zawarto klauzulę o możliwości pierwokupu przez chorzowski klub.

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Śląsk Wrocław
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Friday june 26th, Kyle stayed over night at dylan's and they planned a new show currently untitled. The pilot episode has indeed been written for the hilarious first episode and kyle and dylan both wrote it. Roughly about 6 pages long, it will most likely be shot on location at Kyle and Dylans school BT during the summer because there will be nobody there. All for now.
Yes that's right, O.O7 stars very very soon. Kyle and Dylan have been very busy writing and studying for Exams so they haven't had much time to start filming. luckily for them Dylan's last exam is Monday the 22nd and Kyles is Tuesday the 23rd. A couple weeks ago Dylan was over at Kyles house and they spent hours changing names, cast members, rewriting and finding locations for O.O7 to be filmed at. Scott P. will no longer be staring as John Brunswick as connections with the creators and the actor have slowed to almost stop like action. Instead a good friend of Kyle's and a new comer to Jam Pants will be starring as Agent O.O7 (john) Mitch Latour. His performance as John will hopefully bring Jam Pants to new heights and popularity.
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Xiaoying Mei, Reporter
According to The British Chess Review, "No apology is required on bringing the game of Chess before public notice as an object well worthy of cultivation and attention." Well, I have to say, not only Chess but also Chinese Chess!
Xiangqi (elephant chess) is a popular Chinese chess that is more common than Go Game in China. Xiangqi evolved, from an ancient Chinese game called Liubo, which was invented 3,500 years ago. Similar to chess, the objective of Xiangqi is to "Jiangjun," which checkmates the opponent's king by placing it under an inescapable threat of capture. The play scenario on the chessboard imitates various historical wars which happened during past dynasties, especially in the Spring and Autumn period, which is a period from approximately 771 and 476 BC in China.
In every play of Xiangqi are the vivid performance of ancient wars in China, showing the thorough application of strategy and tactics of martial art, as written in The Art of War, a famous book referring to martial art in ancient China. Every type of piece symbolizes martial art equipment from ancient China, which is why generals or kings often play and study Xiangqi. However, unlike the professionals and amateurs, they play not just for fun or interest, but more for the serious preparation of war. As the old saying goes, "One careless move loses the whole game." In a war, one careless move may need a whole country, or thousands of deaths, to pay the price.
Nowadays, people plays Xiangqi to sharpen their skills on how to think logically, carefully, and thoroughly. In a way, by playing Xiangqi, people could learn from the scenarios of game and apply their tactics on daily work, dealing with business and politics issues with more consideration and calmness. For example, when playing Xiangqi, you have to prepare backup for every invasive move, looking further to the opponent's side and predicting the next move of your opponent- avoiding any inescapable dilemma. And it is the same logic and method, no matter with business or politics, isn't it?
Xiangqi is the essence of wisdom inherited from ancient times. It is a game that will tell you: One careless move, sorry, game over!
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I'm curious as to why you thought this thread would be a bad idea?
Seriously, it will end in fire. HORRIBLE GOD FIRE FROM WHICH THERE WILL BE NO RETURN!
There's a magical convention in May, that is taking place in Seattle.
PS: Now I want to watch Wreck It Ralph again.
I'm glad we're not taking this seriously.
Do you think John might actually let you try and tackle a 12+ scenario with enough arm twisting?
Stars would need to align for such a thing to work out.
First, I would have to be project and obligation free, which is becoming more and more of a rarity.
I wouldn't want to do a 'quest' style thing for 12+, mainly because I see that as a stopgap and not something cool enough for that level of play.
That would basically mean such a beast would need to be a scenario, which would probably mean a second retirement arc. We all know (ok, we HOPE) that there will EVENTUALLY be a new arc like that.
How exactly are they a metaphor for [REDACTED]?
And who is a Karl?
It's pronounced 'Carl'. Clearly, they're related to [This?
I couldn't possibly comment on such a thing. I mean, I think someone like me has way more time to reply to these kind of things. You know, instead of spending my days developing AMAZING products and being a generally awesome human being? Also, there's probably not a lot of interesting questions people would want to ask me. I expect the joke to die out in a few days.
What is the cuddle quotient of an unladen Canadian?
Obviously another question that could be more directly answered at PaizoCon. Though, I would require more information to adequately explain my answer. If said Canadian were French-Canadian or not, would factor into the equation, as an example.
Also, if people do have other questions, I guess I'll do my best to answer them? I need to beat Daigle, after all!
What is the airspeed velocity of a coconut laden African swallow?
If a dozen brain eating zombies were locked in a room with several hundred politicians, how long would it take the zombies to starve to death?
Is it possible to have peace in the Middle East without nuking the entire area into a giant sheet of radioactive glass?
Sherbert, frozen yogurt, or ice cream? And which flavour(s)?
Do I look like a king to you!?
Whatever the average life-span of a brain eating zombie is. As the politicians would require some form of brain to function as passable human beings! Think of it like some form of crazy camouflage.
Having spent quite a bit of time in the Middle East (seriously, I've been to the UAE, Afghanistan, and Iraq), I think it is possible, but there's a lot of work and proverbial bridges that need to be built. Might be hard to get rid of the glass part, though. There's a LOT of glass buildings in Dubai.
OK then, what is the air speed velocity of an unladen beaver catapulted in the air by an irate and ornery moose?
Irrelevant. The beaver defies physics and the moose bounces right off. Don't mess with a moose.
Now I'm imagining that whole line from Stephen King's IT: "We all float down here."
Actually, that's quite appropriate, given what Shax's House of Pain is.
Hey Thursty, why has the turnover on Shax's House of Pain not been done yet? John Compton makes it clear in the close that you have not done this.
Thursty, why are ham slices called Canadian bacon?
There's about 1,500 words sitting on my computer that fleshes out the background of this deadly scenario. In truth, I DO want to write it, but I think it will be a variation on the outline John presented me. I want it to be something that is both funny and deadly. While fantastic and hilarious, the current outline essentially makes it unplayable.
I think the key to actually writing this scenario, is striking a balance between 'meta' humour that takes some jabs at how PFS handles things, as well as making some really challenging encounters that would tax even the murderiest of hobos. Were I ever to run it, I would want the players sitting at the table to know what they were getting into, as the scenario would still need to be PFS official, just so there's a risk of perma-death or losing resources—and, of course, having chronicle sheets torn up before your eyes.
So, long story short, I do intend to one day write this sucker. It's on a bucket list of special projects (a special folder filled with subfolders). Right now, it has somewhat taken a backseat to paying freelance jobs as well as some personal passion projects that have jumped the line.
From my quick research (God bless the Wikipedia) the term Canadian Bacon may have come from a unique form of back bacon that emerged in Southern Ontario called "Peameal Bacon".
Damnit, now I want breakfast.
Thursty, do you prefer traditional bacon or the rather new maple-infused bacon?
Crispy thin bacon is my ultimate preference.
So which one of the monsters in The Hill Giant's Pledge Bestiary did you design?
Hahaha, I missed this! Sorry!
I actually worked on the Ourdivar protean. I pitched a few ideas to Daigle about critters for this AP, and the protean was one that really stuck. Then when I started writing in the CR range and researching the other proteans, I noticed the naunet is the lowest of the 'true' proteans. So that led to a whole discussion on what is an untrue protean. Magic happened afterwards, and the concept of lesser warp waves and lesser proteans made a lot of sense. Special thanks to Todd Stewart—who is a master of the planes, as well as many other cool things—because he really helped me make the ourdivar awesome.
Adam, of course developed it into amazingness!
What/who inspired Valais from The Traitor's Lodge, if anything?
Ah yes, now I remember! Originally, Valais was not part of the submitted outline. She was a construct of my mad mind, as I thought more and more about it.
Valais was inspired to serve a few different masters. First, I'd read about a group of Numerian Pathfinders sent to review Thurl's discoveries, and figured this was a perfect scenario to detail exactly what happened to those poor folks. The second reason was of a more mechanical nature, in that I wanted to include an NPC that would muddle the whole 'kill it and move on'. The fact that she messes with Paladins was a key factor, because we knew there would be a lot of 'kill it with holy smiting' for Season 5.
She's awesome! She's my favorite NPC in PFS.
I don't know if you have ever seen the web series, but I play her main personality like a more lucid Salad Fingers.
She really gets into people's heads, especially veterans who are conditioned from other adventures to assume tag-along NPCs will betray them.
I have it on good authority, we've not seen the last of Valais in PFS. I'm also working on advancing another lingering 'chronicle thread' from that scenario. But, if PFS has taught me anything, some of these plot threads mature over years.
If you could force every single person in the world to eat one dish of food, what would it be? This would be a one-time event, and everyone would eat it at the same time.
Ummmm, I'd really need to think about this. Since I'd want to be respectful of the world's bathrooms.
Pretty sure you just failed to live up to your tag.
If the Aspis Consortium decided to create an Aspis Roleplaying Game in a desperate bid to unseat their Pathfinder Rivals, what would said roleplaying game look like?
What areas of Golarion lore would you be considered best equipped to answer questions about, similar to how James Jacobs is the guy to talk to about Varisia and demons, while Wes Schneider is better to ask about Ustalav, Devils and lost Sarkoris?
Well, very different, for starters.
Having spent a good amount of time in the 'evil salt mines' [Read:my adventure in the Hell's Vengeance AP], I've come to appreciate how tricky evil organizations would be. That being said, I think John Compton's latest PFS scenario, Serpent's Rise, is an excellent idea of what it could look like from a player's perspective.
Odd tidbit—When I was in scenic Seattle in December and visiting the golem, John and I discussed a rough outline for what would become Serpent's Rise, then known as 'The Aspis Scenario'. One thing that I stressed, was that the Aspis Consortium is an organization that is capable of providing necessary material and resources for agents. I think I even suggested increasing PC wealth by 1-2 levels as a form of representing the Consortium's ability to backup agents.
So, back to the question, I think you'd see a much higher wealth curve for starters. I could probably drone on as far as organized play, but re-reading the question, I think you're actually wondering about mechanics!
If we're talking PURELY mechanics... I'd hazard to guess that the system would be far more mechanically deadly. Think like Hackmaster, where players would be rolling up new characters every session. Simply because of the higher risk/reward I imagine Aspis agents contending with.
Also, the RPG code-name would not have been Mon Mothma. It would be Thrawn.
<<DISCLAIMER: Thurston Hillman is not an employee of Paizo. He's just a big lovable Canadian who sometimes writes for them. One day, Paizo could figure out that he's Canadian and everything he assumes to be an expert on, could be proven false.
At the last GenCon/PaizoCon season, this was something that got requested of freelancers in attendance: "What are your interested/passions in Golarion".
That question got me thinking and over the next year, I tried to build up a stable of 'things I wanted to champion'. At PaizoCon this year, I got to seed some of those ideas with the cool folks in blurple (yes, that's a word) T-shirts. So, I'm safe to answer SOME of the areas I consider myself knowledgeable on and passionate about.
Druma: The nation nobody loves, with the religious organization no one understands. I've made it a crusade to make this oft-forgotten, central nation of the Inner Sea, somewhere people would be interested in running campaigns. If I have one place in Golarion that I consider myself a champion of, it's Druma. Along with Jessica Price, because she's awesome and already assembled her own notes before I'd opened my secret vault of 'Druma thoughts' to Paizo. Also... DRUMA LODGE!
Lung Wa Era Tian Xia [[FANON]]: I've been building a lot of proposed lore and head canon for what Tian Xia was like just before the fall of Aroden. Nothing official, but I've done a fair bit of research on it and am always up for mad conspiracy theories!
PFS Metaplots: I won't say I'm involved in ALL THE THINGS for PFS, but I've had a lot to do with season-wide storylines and big events in the Pathfinder Society Organized Play world since the end of Season 3. Particularly, I've become territorial over the ongoing Blakros family story arc, and more recently, the Aspis arc for Season 7.
-Mass combat rules in PFS... as long as they don't involve me getting attacked by a mob.
Shadow Absalom: Another object of my affection, is trying to expand on what exactly is going on in Shadow Absalom (the Plane of Shadow version of Absalom). I defer to Todd Stewart a lot on this city, since he was the original creator, but I've recently come to do a lot with it. As James Jacobs has pointed out, it's not a location he's too pleased with, so I'd sorely like to make it something usable and cool.
But seriously, this thread is more just my random musings and thoughts on things. Despite the cool Shax avatar, I'm no Paizo employee. So, all you'll get from me, is the raw undiluted TRUTH.
It's a lovely little city IMO. I too would love to see more done to flesh it out, present it as a location rich in its own history, politics, and flush with intrigue for PCs to meddle in.
The version of Absalom as it exists on the plane of Shadow.
Darnit is this more Organized Play stuff?! I always feel out of the loop because of all the stuff that goes on in those that people talk about and I'm like "Wait, what? When did this happen?!"


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When our recent study met significant skepticism, we weren't surprised. After all, we ourselves remained skeptical of what we were seeing throughout our investigation. But repeated and varied experiments convinced us our conclusions were correct: New brain cells don't grow (or are extremely rare) in the adult human hippocampus, a region important for learning and memory. The birth of new neurons in human memory circuits, in other words, declines during childhood to undetectable levels in the adult.
Our research findings sparked healthy debate because for about 20 years, brain scientists have thought that neurons continue to be born in the adult human hippocampus. The question of whether and how new neurons are born in adults is important for understanding how our brains adapt to changing life circumstances and how we might be able to repair brain injury.
Science advances with the collection of more evidence that helps refine and revise theories. As neuroscientists, we too are adjusting our ideas of how adult human learning must work in light of our recent study.
One of us, Arturo, has been studying how new neurons are born and integrated into brain circuits since the 1980s. He was a member of Fernando Nottebohm's lab at Rockefeller University, which was at the time producing a groundbreaking series of papers showing that the brains of songbirds produce new neurons each season as they get ready to learn new songs. Earlier research from the 1960s had found evidence that rodent brains produce new neurons during adulthood, but this idea remained highly controversial until Nottebohm's songbird studies convinced most neuroscientists that adult brains could make new neurons.
Since then, several studies have found signs of new neurons in the adult human hippocampus, leading many researchers to accept that this part of the brain could renew itself throughout life in people too. The idea stimulated interest in figuring out how to increase this regenerative capacity and perhaps stave off age-related declines in brain function.
In fact, we began our own search for newborn neurons in the adult human hippocampus because previous human studies had estimated 700 new cells are born in the adult hippocampus per day. We wanted to contrast this with another region of the brain where we had recently reported finding far fewer new neurons than seen in other animals.
The first sign that something different might be occurring came when Arturo visited the lab of our collaborator Zhengang Yang at Fudan University in China to study several well-preserved human brain specimens. They were not able to detect any new neurons in the adult hippocampus at all.
When Arturo returned from China to our lab and shared with Mercedes and Shawn the observation that new neurons were missing from the adult human hippocampus, we were faced with a challenge: How do you prove a negative? How could we be sure that we weren't just missing the new neurons that other studies had seen?
As some critics have pointed out, identifying new neurons in human brain tissue is complicated. Typically, researchers look for the presence of certain proteins that we know are produced by young neurons. But we were looking at donated brain samples from dead people; maybe these "identifier" proteins degrade after death. They may also have other roles and be produced by other kinds of cells.
So we needed to use multiple approaches to look for new neurons. First we examined several different proteins that are present in young neurons. We next studied the cells closely with high-resolution light and electron microscopes. We wanted to be sure that any cell we would report would have the distinctive appearance of young neurons; they tend to have a simpler shape that differentiates them from mature neurons, which are usually bigger with long, elaborate branches. We also looked at overall patterns of gene expression in this region and observed a similar decline in genes associated with young neurons. In addition, we looked for evidence of the stem cells that make young neurons, which have their own protein markers and can be detected when they divide.
None of the adult hippocampal tissue we examined with these techniques showed evidence of young neurons or their dividing stem cell parents.
To make sure that our techniques were even capable of detecting young neurons or dividing neural stem cells, we looked at the same region of the hippocampus before birth, when we knew they should be present. In these fetal brain samples, we clearly saw plentiful new neurons. Using the same techniques, we then looked for these cells in brain tissue from people who died in infancy, childhood or early adolescence. We saw the number of new neurons sharply declined until few remained by the age of 13; by 18 and 19 years, we could not find any. If neurogenesis continues in the adult human hippocampus, it is a very rare phenomenon.
Could our inability to see these cells be due to unknown differences between young and old brain tissue? We knew that there are very rare young neurons in other parts of the adult human brain, so we looked in those regions. When we readily found those rare young neurons, we became more confident that what we were seeing, or not seeing, in the hippocampus was not simply an artifact of aging brain tissue.
Could something about the patients' history prior to death, or the way the samples had been collected have obscured evidence of new neurons that had been present when the brains had been alive? To convince ourselves that the tissue was as representative of adult brains as possible, we studied brains collected by many different collaborators around the world and saw the same results.
Could the time between death and preservation of the brains lead to our inability to detect young neurons? To test this, we collected more than a dozen tissue samples from patients who were having brain tissue removed as part of surgical treatment for severe epilepsy. These are samples we collected and preserved quickly to maximize their quality. In addition, we looked at two samples where the brains had been collected and preserved almost immediately at the time of death and saw the same results.
In total we examined 59 brains, a collection comparable to previous studies. In all these cases, we saw the same results: no signs of new neurons in the adult hippocampus. We concluded that if new neurons are being born in the adult human hippocampus, they are extremely rare.
So what have other researchers seen that made them believe that new neurons are born in the adult human hippocampus? Previous studies frequently used only a single protein to identify new neurons. Unfortunately, we found that the most common protein used to do this, one called doublecortin, can also be seen in non-neuronal brain cells (called glia) that are known to regenerate throughout life.
One other research group tried a different technique more commonly used by archaeologists and geologists: carbon-14 dating. This is a very creative way to determine the age of cells, especially in a field where we need new ways to study the human brain. However, it's not clear how precisely this method can identify neurons or if there are other reasons the radioactive carbon levels might change beyond the cell division that would lead to new neurons.
Our research left us with the lingering question – why does this decline in neurogenesis happen? Why does the hippocampus continue to create new neurons into adulthood in other animals, but not in the human?
To wrap our heads around this question, we examined the hippocampus of macaque monkeys, which are known to continue producing new neurons into adulthood. Using labeling techniques that are not typically possible in humans for ethical reasons, we tracked the generation of new neurons in living animals. We discovered that the neural stem cells that generate new neurons coalesce into a ribbon-like layer in the monkey hippocampus before birth. This layer was present and contained dividing cells even in juvenile monkeys. When we looked back at our data from the newborn human hippocampus we saw that the stem cells did not organize themselves in this fashion – a clear developmental difference between human brains and those of other primates.
Our study only pertains to the hippocampus; many other brain regions in the human brain – which is very big – have not been investigated and remain to be explored for the possible presence of new neurons. The development of better methods to directly study the human brain will help researchers understand more about how plasticity occurs in the human hippocampus. And future research can work to determine if there are ways to reignite the birth of new neurons in this region.
But what does our finding mean? Should we lament the lack of new neurons in the adult human hippocampus? We think not.
First, the process of making a new neuron is fascinating and is already teaching us many new things. Adult neurogenesis should continue to be an area of study in birds, mice, rats and other species where it occurs. One day this work might teach us how to induce it in the human brain.
Second, our brains operate for decades – much longer than the mouse brain, despite the rodent's plentiful new neurons. Indeed, the long lives of humans may be linked to the decline in hippocampal neurogenesis; we might run out of progenitors in childhood.
Our work also raises new questions – clearly a rich and healthy lifestyle does improve our brain function and hold back the decline of age, even without new neurons. Developing a deeper understanding of human brain development may yet provide new treatments and therapies for brain diseases of aging.


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Q: How to login to google account with playwright? I have following source code and run it in headful mode.
I can input email address.
But, after that, there is message that saying "Couldn't sign you in.For your protection, you can't sign in from this device. Try again later, or sign in from another device.".
Do I need to set additional header or something else?
Here is my source code.
const playwright = require('playwright');
const cookiePath = '/home/ubuntu/.config/chromium/Default';
browser['chromium'] = await playwright['chromium'].launchPersistentContext(cookiePath,{
  headless: false,
  args: [
      `--disable-extensions-except=${pathToExtension}`,
      `--load-extension=${pathToExtension}`,
      ],
});
const page = await browser['chromium'].newPage();
const login_url = "https://accounts.google.com/signin/v2/identifier?hl=ja&flowName=GlifWebSignIn&flowEntry=ServiceLogin";
await page.goto(login_url);
await page.fill('#identifierId',userinfo['id']);
await page.click("#identifierNext");
await page.fill('[name=password]',userinfo['password']);
await page.click("#passwordNext");

A: My solution:
const { chromium } = require("playwright");

(async () => {
    const browser = await chromium.launch({
        headless: false,
        args: ["--disable-dev-shm-usage"],
    });
    const context = await browser.newContext({});
    const page = await context.newPage();
    const navigationPromise = page.waitForNavigation({
        waitUntil: "domcontentloaded",
    });
    await page.setDefaultNavigationTimeout(0);
    await page.goto(
        "https://accounts.google.com/signin/v2/identifier?hl=en&flowName=GlifWebSignIn&flowEntry=ServiceLogin"
    );
    await navigationPromise;
    await page.waitForSelector('input[type="email"]');
    await page.type('input[type="email"]', "youremail");
    await page.click("#identifierNext");
    await page.waitForSelector('input[type="password"]', { visible: true });
    await page.type('input[type="password"]', "yourpassword");
    await page.waitForSelector("#passwordNext", { visible: true });
    await page.click("#passwordNext");
    await navigationPromise;
    //you are in

I think you can search for login to google with Puppeteer also.

A: This works for me:
add --disable-blink-features=AutomationControlled to your args.

A: This works for me:
const browser = await playwright.chromium.launch({
  ignoreDefaultArgs: ['--disable-component-extensions-with-background-pages']
})

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KN-C20728. President John F. Kennedy Tours Vandenberg Air Force Base, California
President John F. Kennedy views "Pioneer 5" probing satellite during a tour of space craft displays inside a hangar at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. Left to right: Director of Research and Development for the Department of Defense, Dr. Harold Brown (wearing glasses); Air Force Aide to the President, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh; Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara; President Kennedy; Commander of Strategic Air Command, General Thomas S. Power.
KN-C20713. President John F. Kennedy Views Missile Site at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California
President John F. Kennedy views silo-lift launcher and Minuteman missile in its underground silo at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. Left to right: Unidentified photographer; Military Aide to the President, General Chester V. Clifton; Brigadier General Seth J. McKee; White House Secret Service agent, Roy Kellerman; President Kennedy; Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara; Director of Research and Development for the Department of Defense, Dr. Harold Brown; White House Secret Service agent, Gerald A. "Jerry" Behn; Air Force Aide to the President, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh; unidentified.
President John F. Kennedy (wearing sunglasses) views silo-lift launcher and Minuteman missile in its underground silo at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. Left to right: Brigadier General Seth J. McKee; Director of Research and Development for the Department of Defense, Dr. Harold Brown; Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara; Major General Joseph J. Preston; President Kennedy; Commander of Strategic Air Command, General Thomas S. Power; White House Secret Service agent, Gerald A. "Jerry" Behn; unidentified; Air Force Aide to the President, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh.
President John F. Kennedy (wearing sunglasses) views silo-lift launcher and Minuteman missile in its underground silo at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. Left to right: Brigadier General Seth J. McKee; Director of Research and Development for the Department of Defense, Dr. Harold Brown; Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara; Major General Joseph J. Preston; President Kennedy; Commander of Strategic Air Command, General Thomas S. Power; unidentified; Air Force Aide to the President, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh.
President John F. Kennedy tours Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. Left to right: Brigadier General Seth J. McKee; Commander of Strategic Air Command, General Thomas S. Power; President Kennedy; Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara; Air Force Aide to the President, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh (on edge of image).
KN-C20691. President John F. Kennedy Meets Crew Members at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California
President John F. Kennedy (center) meets members of Warren Air Force Base's 389th Strategic Missile Wing, following the launch of the Atlas 134D missile. Crew members (L-R): Kenneth Haithcoat, Major Clifford W. Simonson (left of President Kennedy), SMSgt Chupka (behind Major Simonson), Roger Egert, Sherman Jackson, Gerald Beth, MSgt Reginald Bufkin, TSgt Arnold Kovakka, SSgt Dale Howe, A1C J. W. Hill, and Frank Waters. Also pictured: Commander of Strategic Air Command, General Thomas S. Power; Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara; Director of Research and Development for the Department of Defense, Dr. Harold Brown; Major General Joseph J. Preston; Air Force Aide to the President, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh; White House Secret Service agents, Gerald A. "Jerry" Behn and Toby Chandler. Vandenberg Air Force Base, California.
KN-C20683. President John F. Kennedy Watches Missile Launch at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California
President John F. Kennedy (wearing sunglasses) watches Atlas 134D missile launch at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. Left to right: Unidentified man; White House Secret Service agent, Bob Lilley; President Kennedy; Director of Research and Development for the Department of Defense, Dr. Harold Brown; Commander of Strategic Air Command, General Thomas S. Power; Air Force Aide to the President, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh. An unidentified photographer stands in foreground.
KN-C20677. President John F. Kennedy Receives Gift Following Missile Launch at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California
Major Clifford W. Simonson (wearing white jumpsuit, far left) of the 389th Strategic Missile Wing (Warren Air Force Base) presents President John F. Kennedy with a silver badge marking the launch of the Atlas 134D missile earlier in the day. Crew members (L-R): Major Simonson, Kenneth Haithcoat, SMSgt Chupka, Roger Egert, Sherman Jackson, Gerald Beth, MSgt Reginald Bufkin, TSgt Arnold Kovakka, SSgt Dale Howe, A1C J. W. Hill, and Frank Waters. Commander of Strategic Air Command, General Thomas S. Power, stands to right of President Kennedy. White House Secret Service agent, Toby Chandler, stands at far left. Standing in group at right: Major General Joseph J. Preston; Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara; Director of Research and Development for the Department of Defense, Dr. Harold Brown; Air Force Aide to the President, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh; White House Secret Service agent, Roy Kellerman. Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. [See also MO 63.1523, "Atlas Missile Badge"]
President John F. Kennedy meets members of Warren Air Force Base's 389th Strategic Missile Wing, following the launch of the Atlas 134D missile. Crew members (L-R): Major Clifford W. Simonson (partially hidden), Kenneth Haithcoat, SMSgt Chupka, Roger Egert, Sherman Jackson, Gerald Beth, MSgt Reginald Bufkin, TSgt Arnold Kovakka, SSgt Dale Howe, A1C J. W. Hill, and Frank Waters. Also pictured: Commander of Strategic Air Command, General Thomas S. Power (next to Major Simonson); Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara (center right, partially hidden); Director of Research and Development for the Department of Defense, Dr. Harold Brown (at right, wearing suit and tie); Air Force Aide to the President, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh (at right); Major General Joseph J. Preston (behind Brig. Gen. McHugh, on far right edge of image). Vandenberg Air Force Base, California.
During a tour of space craft displays inside a hangar at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, President John F. Kennedy views a recovered nose cone fired by an Atlas missile. Left to right: Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara; Air Force Aide to the President, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh; Major General Joseph J. Preston; President Kennedy; Commander of Strategic Air Command, General Thomas S. Power.
President John F. Kennedy views space craft displays during a tour of Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. Left to right: Director of Research and Development for the Department of Defense, Dr. Harold Brown; Military Aide to the President, General Chester V. Clifton; Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara; Air Force Aide to the President, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh; President Kennedy.
President John F. Kennedy views "Pioneer 5" probing satellite during a tour of space craft displays inside a hangar at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. Left to right: Military Aide to the President, General Chester V. Clifton (left of satellite); Director of Research and Development for the Department of Defense, Dr. Harold Brown; unidentified man in background; Air Force Aide to the President, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh (behind Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara); Secretary McNamara; Major General Joseph J. Preston; President Kennedy; unidentified man in background; Commander of Strategic Air Command, General Thomas S. Power.
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Business partners in Europe and North America increasingly look to AABSyS as a trusted off-shore production center in their attempt to increase efficiency without compromising on quality.
This strong business relationship necessitated several project related visits of technical experts. In September 2000, a technical staff from a European partner trained AABSyS staff on site in Bhubaneswar on the detailed specifications and requirements of an upcoming project.
In the year 2007 AABSyS has successfully added 4 new Customers – 2 from US and 2 from Europe.
In March 2006, Customer from Italy visited AABSyS facility to outsource a large GIS data conversion project.
In January 2006, an AABSyS project manager is trained in Germany on the use of a project related software.
In spring, 2002 and 2003 our partner from Jeebasolutions visited AABSyS to discuss software development projects.
In all cases, project work is executed off-shore at AABSyS in close coordination with our partners. The strategic advantages of this alliance to both sides are obvious.


Highlights of a six-goal thriller for AFC Wimbledon Under-18s against Gillingham last Saturday are now available on our official You Tube channel.
The young Dons extended their unbeaten run to 11 games, with goals coming from Dan Ano, Alfie Egan (pic) and Neset Bellikli in a 3-3 draw. Dagenham & Redbridge are their next opponents on Saturday morning in the FLYA, Merit League 2.


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/** A utility class that encapsulates information about compass directions.
 * It includes a constant for each direction as well as two arrays, DELTA_X
 * and DELTA_Y, that can be used to compute coordinates of a position one
 * step in a given direction. For example, to compute the coordinates
 * (northX,northY) of the position directly to the north of (x,y):
 *
 * <pre>
 * int northX = x + DELTA_X[NORTH];
 * int northY = y + DELTA_Y[NORTH];
 * </pre>
 *
 * */
public class Direction {

	public static final int NORTH = 0;
	public static final int EAST = 1;
	public static final int SOUTH = 2;
	public static final int WEST = 3;

	/** An array for determining the change in X position that would
      correspond to a step in the direction indexed. */
	public static final int[] DELTA_X = new int[4];

	/** An array for determining the change in Y position that would
      correspond to a step in the direction indexed. */
	public static final int[] DELTA_Y = new int[4];

	/* static initializer for the DELTA_X and DELTA_Y arrays. */
	static {
		DELTA_X[NORTH] = 0;
		DELTA_X[EAST] = 1;
		DELTA_X[SOUTH] = 0;
		DELTA_X[WEST] = -1;

		DELTA_Y[NORTH] = -1;
		DELTA_Y[EAST] = 0;
		DELTA_Y[SOUTH] = 1;
		DELTA_Y[WEST] = 0;
	}

	public static String toString(int direction) {
		switch(direction) {
		case NORTH:
			return "NORTH";
		case EAST:
			return "EAST";
		case SOUTH:
			return "SOUTH";
		case WEST:
			return "WEST";
		default:
			return "INVALID";
		}
	}
}


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PPCA subscribes to a code of conduct for copyright collecting societies. The Code came into effect in July 2002, and was reviewed in 2005, 2007, 2011, 2014, 2017 and most recently on 1 July 2019. The Code incorporates comments and submissions made by members and licensees following consultation undertaken as part of the regular triennial reviews. A copy of the Code and an explanatory memorandum is available on this website for download and we will, if requested, send a copy to you by post.
PPCA and Australian collecting societies APRA AMCOS, ASDACS, AWGACS, The Copyright Agency, PPCA and Screenrights have launched a new standalone website for the Code of Conduct for Copyright Collecting Societies.
The new site and amendments to the Code are both initiatives undertaken in response to a Government review which recommended:
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strengthened governance arrangements for collecting societies and the Code
The collecting societies are implementing these recommendations with effect from July 2019.
The collecting societies are signatories to the Code, reporting each year on compliance with the obligations in the Code. The current Code Reviewer is the Hon Dr Kevin Lindgren AM QC, a former judge of the Federal Court.
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1. In a bowl, combine whole wheat and all-purpose flours, baking soda, ginger, cinnamon, allspice, cloves and salt. Mix well and make a well in the center.
2. In another bowl, whisk together sugar and egg, then whisk in apple butter, buttermilk, molasses and oil. Pour mixture into the well and mix just until combined. Pour batter over apples.
3. Place 2 tea towels, folded in half (so you have 4 layers), over top of stoneware to absorb moisture. Cover and cook on High for 21⁄2 to 3 hours or until a toothpick inserted in center of cake comes out clean. When ready to serve, slice and invert onto a plate. Top with vanilla ice cream.
I prefer to use half whole wheat flour when making this dessert as it adds nutrients and pleasing texture. If you don't have any on hand, feel free to substitute all-purpose flour.


Feeling stressed is the worst. When you are, you can't prioritize your deliverables and every little thing is overwhelming — it's time to take a break. Going out for a smoke break or bottling it all up inside just won't help. In fact, it will take its toll on your health. Eventually you will have to let it out, so, rather than getting home and yelling at your spouse or kids or letting that thoughtless driver who cut you off have it, handle your tension at the source and relax before you hit the road.


The use of a wide variety of mobile devices can expand the reach of mobility in EAM systems. In addition, handheld smart devices have grown in capability alongside EAM and field service systems with technologies like GPS, GIS, RFID, and embedded cameras.
The ubiquity of mobility and the use of mobile devices of all kinds, including smartphones, tablets, and phablets, are driving a "mobile-first" mentality across business and industry. This includes Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) as well, often using ruggedized versions of phones, tablets, and laptops. To this point, ARC Advisory Group research indicates that about half of technicians now use a mobile device for work orders and estimates that nearly all WOs will be managed via mobile devices in the future.
Increasingly, maintenance teams are planning, troubleshooting, executing, and recording work via mobile devices. However, paper-based reporting processes are still in use by many maintenance organizations, with work orders often being handwritten by maintenance personnel, and data entry occurring afterwards by clerical personnel. The resulting output is based on historic -- and not real-time -- information, which inherently introduces latency into the maintenance reporting and analysis process.
Technicians are increasingly using mobile devices for a wide variety of tasks. In addition to electronically delivering work request and work order information, they allow technicians to immediately assess complaint, cause, and correction options, including researching viable repair options, needed (and available) parts, schematics, service bulletins, and other information needed for a fast and efficient preventive or corrective maintenance process.
With modern mobile devices and ruggedize versions of these devices, life can be easier and more productive for EAM users. Maintenance works can have access to work order instructions, equipment hierarchies, part numbers, inventory data, and similar information right at their fingertips.
Mobility in EAM has also grown in capability as handheld smart devices with technologies like GPS, GIS, RFID, and embedded cameras have similarly grown. Instruments with Bluetooth can be used to automate some data collection efforts. In addition to improving data quality, these mobility capabilities enable more powerful applications, improved business processes and business value.
Still, it is often difficult for some maintenance organizations to identify the tangible benefits of mobile work orders, because they don't have access to the very information supplied by mobility, which is a paradox. This can make it difficult for some organizations to provide financial justifications for mobility purchases. Often, a strong business case can be made when the value of shared, real-time maintenance information can be identified, quantified, and effectively communicated.
The many benefits of mobility in EAM, including real-time work order processing, higher data integrity, greater efficiencies, and improved customer service are being realized in many maintenance organizations. Consequently, mobile devices are becoming indispensable for many maintenance organizations looking to increase the efficiencies and effectiveness of their maintenance activities.


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SA Left Reeling as AstraZeneca Jab May Only Have 10% Efficacy Against Variant
South Africa is returning to the drawing board in its bid to fight Covid-19 after they suspended vaccinations using the Oxford/AstraZeneca following the news that the vaccine may only have ten percent efficacy against the new variant.
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize said that the government's plans to distribute 1.5 million doses of the shot to frontline healthcare workers this month would be halted "until the scientists give us clear indications as to what we need to do."
Switzerland has banned the AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine for ALL citizens in that country. This follows France, Germany, Italy, Sweden and Poland advising against its use for people over 65. This is the same vaccine whose 1 million doses arrived in South Africa this week
— Dr Sizwe sikaMusi (@SizweLo) February 4, 2021
A small clinical trial found that the jab doesn't appear to protect recipients against mild and moderate illness from the new coronavirus variant, which was first identified in South Africa.
The trial included 2,000, mostly young people — and found the vaccine offered "minimal protection" the variant, which currently accounts for approximately 90% of all Covid-19 cases in the country.
There have been more than 46,000 Covid deaths so far, according to official figures, although the unofficial death toll is thought to be much higher.
This AstraZeneca scandal alone of South Africa buying ineffective Vaccine for its people which would've brought possible severe side effects, proves South Africans are led by an incapable and Idiotic President Cyril Ramaphosa. It is up to them to remove him and his cabinet or not
— Great Zulu👑 (@SuperiorZulu) February 7, 2021
The suspension comes a week after the country received a million doses of the vaccine.
"What these results tell us is that we need to do everything we can to reduce circulation of the virus and delay mutations that may reduce the efficacy of existing vaccines. It also seems increasingly clear that manufacturers will have to adjust to the Covid-19 viral evolution, taking into account the latest variants for future booster shots," the World Health Organization told the Financial Times Monday.
Mkhize said South Africa would be moving forward with the rollout of the Pfizer/BioNTech and Johnson & Johnson vaccines.
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corridor arts is an artist led group set up by myself and christine thomas (nee gray) working in the amber valley of derbyshire.
we've produced three belper art trail events in collaboration with the belper food festival committee, made an art walk in belper parks, involved schools and the public of belper in an award winning community moasic project at belper train station, run peer to peer meetings that inspired me to start practicing as a mentor.
in 2014 we recieved an a-n go and see bursary to visit grizedale sculpture trails to help with our research for the here and there art walk.


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MDA transferring Palestinian children to Israeli hospitals
Following a deadly accident that left at least seven Palestinian children dead and three dozen injured, Magen David Adom continued transferring injured children from Palestinian children to Israeli hospitals Monday evening. The bus, which was flipped over and caught fire after being struck by a truck, was returning the children to east Jerusalem at the time of the accident.
By early Thursday evening, eight patients had been transferred, two of whom were in serious condition, four in moderate condition and two others in good condition, Magen David Adom said.


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Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster
Pripiat, an abandoned town near the Chernobyl nuclear power station. Yann Arthus-Bertrand / Getty Images
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Jennifer Rosenberg
B.A., History, University of California at Davis
Jennifer Rosenberg is a historian and writer who specializes in 20th-century history.
At 1:23 a.m. on April 26th, 1986, reactor four at the nuclear power plant near Chernobyl, Ukraine exploded, releasing more than a hundred times the radiation of the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Thirty-one people died shortly after the explosion and thousands more are expected to die from the long-term effects of radiation. The Chernobyl nuclear disaster dramatically changed the world's opinion about using nuclear reaction for power.
The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant
The Chernobyl nuclear power plant was built in the wooded marshlands of northern Ukraine, approximately 80 miles north of Kiev. Its first reactor went online in 1977, the second in 1978, third in 1981, and fourth in 1983; two more were planned for construction. A small town, Pripyat, was also built near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant to house the workers and their families.
Routine Maintenance and a Test on Reactor Four
On April 25, 1986, reactor four was going to be shut down for some routine maintenance. During the shutdown, technicians were also going to run a test. The test was to determine whether, in case of a power outage, the turbines could produce enough energy to keep the cooling system running until the backup generators came online.
The shutdown and test began at 1 a.m. on April 25th. To get accurate results from the test, the operators turned off several of the safety systems, which turned out to be a disastrous decision. In the middle of the test, the shutdown had to be delayed nine hours because of a high demand for power in Kiev. The shutdown and test continued again at 11:10 p.m. on the night of April 25th.
A Major Problem
Just after 1 a.m. on April 26th, 1986, the reactor's power dropped suddenly, causing a potentially dangerous situation. The operators tried to compensate for the low power but the reactor went out of control. If the safety systems had remained on, they would have fixed the problem; however, they were not. The reactor exploded at 1:23 a.m.
The World Discovers the Meltdown
The world discovered the accident two days later, on April 28th, when operators of the Swedish Forsmark nuclear power plant in Stockholm registered unusually high radiation levels near their plant. When other plants around Europe began to register similar high radiation readings, they contacted the Soviet Union to find out what had happened. The Soviets denied any knowledge about a nuclear disaster until 9 p.m. on April 28th, when they announced to the world that one of the reactors had been "damaged."
Attempts to Clean Up
While trying to keep the nuclear disaster a secret, the Soviets were also trying to clean it up. At first they poured water on the many fires, then they tried to put them out with sand and lead and then nitrogen. It took nearly two weeks to put the fires out. Citizens in the nearby towns were told to stay indoors. Pripyat was evacuated on April 27th, the day after the disaster had begun; the town of Chernobyl wasn't evacuated until May 2, six days after the explosion.
Physical clean-up of the area continued. Contaminated topsoil was placed into sealed barrels and radiated water contained. Soviet engineers also encased the remains of the fourth reactor in a large, concrete sarcophagus to prevent additional radiation leakage. The sarcophagus, constructed quickly and in dangerous conditions, had already begun to crumble by 1997. An international consortium has begun plans to create a containment unit that will be placed over the current sarcophagus.
Death Toll From the Chernobyl Disaster
Thirty-one people died shortly after the explosion; however, thousands of others who were exposed to high levels of radiation will suffer serious health effects, including cancers, cataracts, and cardiovascular disease.
The Chernobyl Nuclear Accident
Why Did the Soviet Union Collapse?
Corium and Radioactivity After the Chernobyl Nuclear Meltdown
Criticality in a Nuclear Power Plant
What We Know About the Chernobyl Animal Mutations
The State of the Union Address
Is Radiation Ever Really Safe?
The 5 Longest Filibusters in US History
The Lucky Dragon Incident and the Bikini Atoll Nuclear Test
Hanford Nuclear Bomb Site: Triumph and Disaster
Sources of Power Production
A Profile of the Semi-Metal Boron
Causes and Effects of Government Shutdowns
Heavy Water Facts
How Heavy Water Moderates CANDU Nuclear Reactors
A Timeline of the Sinking of the Titanic


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E-bizz Entertainment Llp was registered at Registrar of Companies Mumbai on 01 September, 2018 and is categorised as Limited liability partnership firm.
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E-bizz Entertainment Llp currently have 2 Active Directors / Partners: Saurabh Pritamlal Daftary, Smita Premal Parikh, and there are no other Active Directors / Partners in the company except these 2 officials.
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A crabeater seal showed us its krill-eating teeth.
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Alarm sounded as TransCanada set to drill in Bay of Fundy
O'Keefe, Derrick
An open letter was released by 20 groups in New Brunswick opposed to TransCanada's plans to begin drilling in the Bay of Fundy. The procedure has the potential to hurt resident's foundations and drink...
EnvironmentSources.com
Web portal with information about environmental issues and resources, with articles, documents, books, websites, and experts and spokespersons. The home page features a selection of recent and importa...
Fighting fracking in Poland: the farmers resistance movement: An improverished farming community in Zurawlow is using creative tactics to stop Chevron's shale gas plans
Rozmyslowicz, Marta
When Chevron arrived in Zurawlów, a small village in Poland's rural Grabowiec county, it was like a UFO landing in the open wheat fields. In June last year a high-tech surveillance caravan appeared in...
Fracking Hell: The environmental costs of the new US gas drilling boom
EFU Film
The gas stored in the Marcellus Shale formation is the subject of desperate drilling to secure US domestic energy supplies. But the process involved - hydraulic fracturing - is the focus of a bitter d...
Monbiot, George
Why are we still prospecting for oil when we can't afford to use existing reserves?
Oil Pipelines Pipeline cowboys: New Internationalist October 2003
A look at the world's dependence on oil and how Costa Rica has taken strides to break their dependence on the industry. Discussion on the oil industry's effects on different parts of the world.
Wilkinson, Charles
Charles Wilkinson explores the costs of damming, fracking, and extracting, and how they implicate every gas tank and light switch in this country.
Carroll, Rory
Could Peru's uncontacted Amazonian tribes be wiped out by oil giants? Not if they don't exist.
Slick Water: Fracking and One Insider's Stand Against the World's Mot Powerful Industry
Nikiforuk, Andrew
A story of abuses by the fossil fuel industry and governments, telling the story of fracking rhough the lens of a legal battle to expose the truth. Nikiforuk raises stark questions about the role of B...
A race for land is destroying the Guatemalan rainforest
Foucart, Stephane
Agriculture is quickly decimating Guatemala's primal forests> It has experience the most rapid deforestatation of any nation in the last five years.